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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 131773, member: 4552&quot;]Try a combination of baking soda and distilled water. Make a paste, rub the coin very sightly with the paste and then rinse. If you really don&#039;t care then just dip it in Tarn-X or any jewlry cleaner. The cost of the cleaner wouldn&#039;t be wasted because you can use it for other purposes like cleaning jewlry.</p><p>Then there are the thousands of other ways to clean the coin and many using standard household items. </p><p>For instance soaking the coin in Lemon or Lime juice, battery acid, Venigar, Coke or Pepsi, Mountain Due works better, etc. You may want to just put the coin in a pot, add water and put on a stove and boil to remove ordinary dirt.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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