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<p>[QUOTE="midas1, post: 1483235, member: 21309"]yesterday, I was visiting with a friend who had collected 87 morgan and peace dollars. The little box is like time capsule they were collected many many years ago then stored for years.</p><p>I sorted the coins by date and condition then I started looking for variations and MMs. Some of the coins were so grimy that after an hour of examining them I'm thinking This would go a lot faster if the coins had been cleaned up some. Just a little. My friend doesn't need money and I wouldn't be surprised if next time I go out there some of the coins had been cleaned.</p><p>Gently, I hope. One of my favorite dealers told me I'd be surprised how many coins at show have been cleaned. \</p><p>OTOH, I understand the purist POV re: cleaning.</p><p><br /></p><p>I wonder if dipping might be the least destructive method of tuning up dirty grimy coins?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="midas1, post: 1483235, member: 21309"]yesterday, I was visiting with a friend who had collected 87 morgan and peace dollars. The little box is like time capsule they were collected many many years ago then stored for years. I sorted the coins by date and condition then I started looking for variations and MMs. Some of the coins were so grimy that after an hour of examining them I'm thinking This would go a lot faster if the coins had been cleaned up some. Just a little. My friend doesn't need money and I wouldn't be surprised if next time I go out there some of the coins had been cleaned. Gently, I hope. One of my favorite dealers told me I'd be surprised how many coins at show have been cleaned. \ OTOH, I understand the purist POV re: cleaning. I wonder if dipping might be the least destructive method of tuning up dirty grimy coins?[/QUOTE]
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