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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;woodyhenderson, post: 1706972, member: 33122&quot;]Its gets funnier the longer the post.</p><p>You buy a couple thousand dollar car wash it and some run them through the old brush washer.</p><p>But give them a 50&nbsp; to a 300 dollar coin and its a crime to mention the word clean.</p><p>To each their own and argue for or against cleaning you will change few minds here as even gradeing companys do cleaning to coins.</p><p>I&nbsp; could care less about others who get all up tight about it&nbsp; as i see it i own it its mine and until you get it ill clean away.</p><p>If no one tells&nbsp; you&nbsp; it was cleaned&nbsp; most here couldnt tell .</p><p>Id say there may be an arguement here if in fact coins were made to be handled and not by&nbsp; just the rim.</p><p>The were also made to join other coins when&nbsp; they are butting heads togeather in ones pocket.</p><p>Iam 60 + years old and never seen coins being carried by&nbsp; soft cotton gloves and being there has never been instructions sent with these coins on how to&nbsp; take care of them i think the playing field is left wide open for the non collectors of these coins.</p><p><br /></p><p>Collecting&nbsp; these coins that are already&nbsp; more than 100 years old and&nbsp; trying to change how they were taken care of seems a waste of time&nbsp;&nbsp; for us all.</p><p><br /></p><p>Coins in my opinion are a lot like people some had a rough life and were worked really hard while other took the welfare roll and kinda set on their *** and today show little to no wear.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p>Enjoy the&nbsp; hobby thats about all it is to me and if you clean coins useing a method that gives you the results you like than who gives a rats *** what others think.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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