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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Dustin, post: 2074552, member: 73540&quot;]In your opinion yes you are right. I personally buy junk coins just to restore. And coins I have bought for $1 or 2 with a little tender love and care, olive oil, and a few months..and I was able to resell them as hole fillers for much much more then I spent. My best find to date was a dirty correded half cent...few months later enough detail came thru and it turned out to be an 1802 over 0 with the reverse of 1800. Granted its in piss poor condition..but its still a high dollar key date. </p><p>Coins shouldn&#039;t be cleaned. But when a coin has no value as is...its not hurting anything. And there are a lot of people who need temerary hole fillers. The saying goes a coin is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Lol. </p><p>I must admit when I read that ketchup was used in cleaning....I was shocked...I don&#039;t recommend using ketch on copper or bronze coins....ever.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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