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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jack Moderas, post: 24566531, member: 146995&quot;]Hard to believe I can&#039;t get a straight answer on how to clean disgusting war nickels. All I care about is removing every trace of black so they can be given away to friends and family for life&#039;s necessities in case the shtf. Most people wear gloves to keep from getting prints on their precious metals and coins. I wear gloves to keep my fingers from instantly getting black and stinking. I almost bought a tumbler because any method that requires any rubbing is a non-starter as I&#039;m trying to clean 4000 nickels. So who has actually tried this? I&#039;ve seen a couple of references (no results) and I&#039;m thinking they are joking. I can barely make out the dates on some of them. There were several perfect AU in the bucket, which I&#039;ve put in cases, but the rest aren&#039;t even worth melt because no refiners want these things for melting. One post said he used drano to clean a disgusting silver coin and it came out beautifully. How &#039;bout that?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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