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<p>[QUOTE="SeptimusT, post: 2992852, member: 91240"]Well, the reason I asked about this is because I don't know if I'm being impatient. The instructions I find online are so contradictory, ranging from soaking for weeks to soaking for days. I'd taken it out last night to inspect while changing the water, and ended up poking at it to remove more powder.</p><p><br /></p><p>I just wonder whether the distilled water will actually remove the powder, or just make it inactive? There's no way I could mechanically remove every single fragment of it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Sodium sesquicarbonate remains an option as well, though I'd like to keep it as a last resort because of its possible effects on the silvering. But I do want to cure this once and for all.</p><p><br /></p><p>I appreciate everyone's advice. I'm also working on a coin with bronze disease, although it is <i>extremely</i> minor compared to this, and should be alright.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="SeptimusT, post: 2992852, member: 91240"]Well, the reason I asked about this is because I don't know if I'm being impatient. The instructions I find online are so contradictory, ranging from soaking for weeks to soaking for days. I'd taken it out last night to inspect while changing the water, and ended up poking at it to remove more powder. I just wonder whether the distilled water will actually remove the powder, or just make it inactive? There's no way I could mechanically remove every single fragment of it. Sodium sesquicarbonate remains an option as well, though I'd like to keep it as a last resort because of its possible effects on the silvering. But I do want to cure this once and for all. I appreciate everyone's advice. I'm also working on a coin with bronze disease, although it is [I]extremely[/I] minor compared to this, and should be alright.[/QUOTE]
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