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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kentucky, post: 2824304, member: 33176&quot;]There are two ways to damage coins 1) Scratching them...with an abbraisive cleaner or by scrubbing grit that is already on them across the surface and 2) Applying some chemical (soap is a chemical) and not removing it THOROUGHLY.&nbsp; Now, with that said, I would wash your hands with soap, rinse thoroughly, put some plastic mesh (like from a bag fruit or vegetables come in) in the sink an.&nbsp; If no d put the coin(s) on it to keep them from going down the drain, run hot water over the coins for as long as you want, switch to cold water till they aren&#039;t hot anymore.&nbsp; Now, if you have any distilled water, I would rinse them and pat dry (no rubbing).&nbsp; If no distilled water, pat them dry and consider your next move.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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