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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lee, post: 874419, member: 3963&quot;]A pilot I knew who was also a coin collector told me to put the damaged coins in olive oil &amp; store them in the freezer for 6 mos at a time then swirl the coins in the paste-like frozen olive oil for 2 days until the olive oil melted, then repeat the process for as many yrs as it took until the coins started to look close to normal; so after 30 yrs I noticed that some old coins I found in an old leather coin purse in an old desk seemed very well preserved,&nbsp; I figured &quot;what the hell?&quot; &amp; put the best looking coins in the purse for a couple of years.&nbsp; The funny thing is that the best looking dime is totally black but every detail is sharp.&nbsp; You asked about the olive oil &amp; leather purse![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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