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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mrjason71, post: 2907984, member: 90347&quot;]Wow was that an insult, SuperDave? I&#039;ll take it as one since it was directed at me. You are on a crazy ego trip, huh? You have no idea what I&#039;m doing, do you? I think I was pretty clear in stating that dip is leaving behind dirt or something that I believe is NOT tarnish. Very minor traces of something. You should cogently read where I wrote I am working on junk coins. To learn. If you published your masterwork I wouldn&#039;t have to experiment but oh well I have no access to it. And yes I have read ten other threads where you&#039;ve said the same thing...people are stupid and don&#039;t know what coin can be helped by a dip. Well I&#039;ll tell you there&#039;s only one way to find out. Dip junk. I am. I am dipping with ez-est...very slightly tarnished coins that are otherwise AU/Unc. Is that ok with you? After the dip there&#039;s still minor traces of something on the coin that I don&#039;t think is tarnish because I&#039;ve left the JUNK coin in the variously diluted bowls of dip for up to a minute and it&#039;s still there. It&#039;s a stain or some debris that DW and acetone won&#039;t touch. I&#039;m trying xylene now and I thought Coin Care was a cleaner that might help but fortunately I read the bottle and asked here to find out it was not.</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;ve also heard that dipping is always a risk. That you can never know what&#039;s going to be under that tarnish. That even the best get a surprise now and then and that it&#039;s a bit of a crapshoot. Not you though right? 100% success rate.</p><p><br /></p><p>Oh and my bottle of Coin Care says it removes tarnish.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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