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<p>[QUOTE="-jeffB, post: 3358321, member: 27832"]I don't immediately see the site you're talking about, but if you just plop buffalo nickels into full-strength white vinegar (WITHOUT peroxide), it brings back detail over the whole coin -- without the staining of Nic-A-Date (ferric chloride). It's still obvious that the coin's been etched with acid, but to my eye at least it's less ugly than a date-only-restored example.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="-jeffB, post: 3358321, member: 27832"]I don't immediately see the site you're talking about, but if you just plop buffalo nickels into full-strength white vinegar (WITHOUT peroxide), it brings back detail over the whole coin -- without the staining of Nic-A-Date (ferric chloride). It's still obvious that the coin's been etched with acid, but to my eye at least it's less ugly than a date-only-restored example.[/QUOTE]
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