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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kentucky, post: 2297469, member: 33176&quot;]If you want to remove dirt without harming the surface, the primary thing to remember is:&nbsp; Don&#039;t rub the surface with anything hard - which could include pencil erasers, towels or cotton swabs.&nbsp; Second:&nbsp; Don&#039;t use any agents that will react with the coin material.&nbsp; That being said, here is something that might work for you:&nbsp; Place the coin in a sink (if you wish, on a cloth to protect it) in a way that the stream of running water will contact the coin.&nbsp; Run hot water over the coin for several seconds up to a minute or so, you can turn the coin and repeat.&nbsp; After turning the water off, pick the coin up by the edges and lay it on a soft towel.&nbsp; Fold the towel over and blot the coin without rubbing.&nbsp; Stop.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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