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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rzage, post: 2298229, member: 14070&quot;]Dipping as Doug said should only be done if one is experienced enough to do it and just as important having an idea of if it will help the coin . One way is to buy a roll of silver dimes or coins with just melt value and experiment . I started using dip at full strength and the outcome wasn&#039;t the best , now I recommend a diluted dip of at least 25% dip 75% distilled water , as it&#039;s weaker and one will have more time to react to unforeseen changes. Also remember dips contain acid and will always remove a layer from the coins surface . Too much or even a few seconds too long will remove any luster a coin has so practice and then practice some more . Copper should never be dipped unless you like pink coins . Also never dip a circulated coin .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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