PBS encouraging satanic actions...

There's a lot of good stuff on PBS (and on their web site), but this...

http://pbskids.org/zoom/activities/sci/polishingpennies.html

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wow!!

 

oh, no!
Another one to go after!

 

Materials needed:

• Old, dull 1793 Flowing Hair Large Cent (lettered edge works best)
• Motorized wheel grinder
• Paper towels.
• Clean hanky

Instructions:

1. Look through your parent's old coin albums for the old, dull 1793 Flowing Hair Large "penny"
2. Start up the motorized wheel grinder.
3. Grind penny for 10-20 seconds.
4. Wipe and rub dust and yicky oldness off with paper towel.
5. What does the penny look like now? It should be much brighter.
6. Repeat steps 3 & 4 all over the "penny" until completely shiny.
7. Show father, but be sure you give him hanky first (he'll know what it's for).

 

At least they tell kids to ask their parents first.Otherwise little Johhny might go into daddy's coin collection and "help out" by cleaning up some of those old ugly tarnished things.
LOL..samjimmy beat me by 1 min.

 

HAHA! That's GREAT! :goofer:

 

you forgot the simonize!
Gotta make it REAL shiny!

 

so which one of you is going to get htat fixed? we dont want whats left of outr little hobby to shine.

 

no,no,no,no,no,no,no,no,no,no,no...it's all just a bad dream.

 

Some of that stuff we put in our stomach wonder now clean and bright we are in there.
BRUCE"THE FRANK GROUP

 

Don't forget.

Step 8: Sell on Ebay

 

I left a little note in their activity site on how what I thought of their "experiment" I bet they don't post it! LOL

 

I don't see any numismatic connection here.Do you?

Aidan.

 

Coins... cleaning them... pbs... encouraging kids to clean coins...



Fuhhhhhhgeddaboutit.

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You HAVE to be from Brooklyn!

 

Heh I actually grew up in Connecticut, not every Italian lives in Brooklyn

 

But, but....you spelled it correctly:
Fuhhhhhhgeddaboutit!