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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tequilaDave, post: 2426416, member: 21609&quot;]Since these are not copper coins, I would suggest EZest. However, unless you take precautions on the rinse, you&#039;ll end up with additional problems down the road. Many people dip their coins properly but then muck up the rinse and&nbsp; are surprised a year or two later when their coin looks worst than before they dipped it. The key is to thoroughly rinse after dipping in the EZest with tap water followed by a quick dip in a dilute solution of baking soda (to neutralize any residual acid that didn&#039;t rinse off) and then a final and thorough rinse in distilled water. If you only rinse in tap water you&#039;ll be introducing a number of solublized ions and minerals like Ca, Cl, Mg, etc., that will, over time, create their own issues on the coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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