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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;GDJMSP, post: 2427226, member: 112&quot;]For whatever it is worth, MS70 has been around for a long time. And while I do not know when it first came on the market I&#039;ve read countless reports of people (hundreds of them) using it with very favorable results for at least 15 years now. And these people, they aren&#039;t just collectors, though many are and well known collectors at that, they are also trusted and respected dealers, and even a few TPG employees. I have even read on the NGC and PCGS forums where the TPG employees have recommended using MS70 on silver and clad coins, particularly Proofs, because of the very favorable results it produces - especially when it comes to removing haze from Proofs. Some even make sure they dip every coin they submit for grading in MS70 before submitting them. And yeah, in years past I&#039;ve used it myself and it does a great job.</p><p><br /></p><p>It is also very well known that MS70, as mentioned above, should not be used on copper coins because it causes them to turn blue or purplish in color. </p><p><br /></p><p>All of that said, if you don&#039;t want to use MS70 - then don&#039;t use it. Nobody here is trying to talk you into it, least of all me ! But what I will do is what I always do - share with you what I know and believe to be true.</p><p><br /></p><p>Many of you know me, have known me for many years. And in all of that time have any of you, even 1, ever known me to recommend ANYTHING for use on coins that I was not sure of ? I&#039;m the guy that always warns people NOT to do things ! And yet here I am telling you that you can use MS70, and use it safely. There it is, for whatever it is worth.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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