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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Insider, post: 2317752, member: 24314&quot;]TJ,&nbsp; Hate to be picky but the coins are not finished.&nbsp; They still have green crud on them.&nbsp; These coins are excellent &quot;training coins&quot; as you can&#039;t loose much money even if you were to try a Brillo Pad on them - which we won&#039;t do today.&nbsp; I didn&#039;t want to get into this but...</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Order some Coin Care.&nbsp; People here are going to scream about the product and tell you to &quot;overpay&quot; for another product that is milder being touted on CT.&nbsp; I have a bottle of the &quot;so-called&quot; miracle product and will try it when I get a coin such as yours in.&nbsp; In the meantime CARE WORKS great and it is cheap.&nbsp; I&#039;ll just say it is used by people who know the &quot;ropes.&quot;&nbsp; I did not want to get into this But...</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>1. Get a bottle</p><p>2. Put your coin flat and drip some Care to cover the entire coin.&nbsp; Let it sit for awhile.&nbsp; Then take a Q-tip soaked in care and GENTLY ROLL it over the surface.&nbsp;&nbsp; All the remaining green should come off. </p><p>3. Remove the Care residue - acetone works but can turn copper blue in combination w/some chemicals.&nbsp; The Q-tip will be green and an application of acetone should remove the residue. </p><p>4. You will need to &quot;resurface&quot; the coin to give it life as the acetone dulls the surface.&nbsp; Any &quot;copper&quot; collector on CT can fill in all the &quot;tricks&quot; they use to make &#039;em pretty.&nbsp; I cannot wait to hear what they have to say on the subject.</p><p>5. You can invite me into a private conversation.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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