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<p>[QUOTE="Mac McDonald, post: 7683946, member: 117420"]To clarify, there is not a "film" applied to the surface of, and/or around, the coins when minted, at/by the mint, etc...and so a "film" cannot be removed if not there in the first place. But luster can be, because it is. There were a lot of references to "improperly cleaning" coins removing this mystery "film"...but properly cleaning coins will <u>not</u> remove it...??? Each reference seems to say/suggest something similar by implication. So, what is the difference between "improperly cleaning" and properly cleaning...so that luster remains...? If y'all are talking "improperly cleaning," then there must be a properly cleaning...right...? Understand the compromising of luster (the "film") by various exposures, to include various cleaning processes...but only by <u>im</u>proper and not proper cleaning...? Proper cleaning...?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mac McDonald, post: 7683946, member: 117420"]To clarify, there is not a "film" applied to the surface of, and/or around, the coins when minted, at/by the mint, etc...and so a "film" cannot be removed if not there in the first place. But luster can be, because it is. There were a lot of references to "improperly cleaning" coins removing this mystery "film"...but properly cleaning coins will [U]not[/U] remove it...??? Each reference seems to say/suggest something similar by implication. So, what is the difference between "improperly cleaning" and properly cleaning...so that luster remains...? If y'all are talking "improperly cleaning," then there must be a properly cleaning...right...? Understand the compromising of luster (the "film") by various exposures, to include various cleaning processes...but only by [U]im[/U]proper and not proper cleaning...? Proper cleaning...?[/QUOTE]
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