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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Richard M. Renneboog, post: 2856169, member: 89693&quot;]Okay, if we are talking about cleaning coins that are to be turned into jewelry&nbsp; and therefore have no collector value, then it makes perfect sense to clean them, and make them as shiny and bright as possible. Many ways to do that, but here&#039;s my question, and I&#039;ve wondered about it for a while now: how well, or not, would it work to put said coins and a bunch of flour, cornmeal or some other such thing into your basic vibrating cartridge cleaner? If something like flour could clean coins without damaging the patina or scratching the coin surface in any way, what would that mean for someone who collects just for the sake of collecting rather than as an investment?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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