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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;halford@thework, post: 2829957, member: 15460&quot;]Gentlemen/Ladies:&nbsp;&nbsp; I have a lot of cheap foreign coins (the type you buy on eBay by the pound) which I am going to use for craft projects for my grand children.&nbsp; They have no numismatic value (and my grand kids won&#039;t care) so I want to clean them as cheaply and easily as possible.&nbsp; The copper coins are no problem, nor are the shiny silver looking coins.&nbsp; My concern is the coins which appear to be brass (probably some alloy).&nbsp; I can clean them (make them shiny) with Brasso or a Dreml, but I am seeking some less time consuming way to brighten them.&nbsp; Any suggestions would be appreciated.&nbsp; Again, there is no numismatic value to these coins, they are common, current date, coins, mostly from Europe and the Middle East, I just want to make them shiny for projects for the kids.&nbsp; Thanks in advance for any suggestions.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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