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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 765945, member: 4552&quot;]So back to your question. </p><p>1. Unless you really know what your doing, don&#039;t clean coins</p><p>2. If you THINK you know what your doing, don&#039;t clean coins</p><p>3. If people tell you all kinds of weirdo methods to clean coins, remember if and when it all fails, those were your coins, not the people that told you to do that. </p><p>4. Many on the internet just make up methods of how to clean coins and have nothing to loose if you ruin yours so don&#039;t clean coins.</p><p>5. If you really just have to clean a coin, stop and think first. Does it NEED cleaning? Then don&#039;t clean coins.</p><p>6. The battery acid from a auto battery does really take off lots of dirt and lots of the metal too. </p><p>7. To sum up this long post, DON&#039;T CLEAN COINS.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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