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<p>[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 2920838, member: 5233"]The point you seem to be missing is that dipping a coin protects the surface. Yes, a mild acid is used and if it is used improperly it can damage the coin. But...all coins develop an oxide layer on them over time. This is because all metal (even gold) is reactive. If given enough time, this oxide layer can become damaging to the coin itself...it will eat away the surface. Removing it prevents this from happening.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 2920838, member: 5233"]The point you seem to be missing is that dipping a coin protects the surface. Yes, a mild acid is used and if it is used improperly it can damage the coin. But...all coins develop an oxide layer on them over time. This is because all metal (even gold) is reactive. If given enough time, this oxide layer can become damaging to the coin itself...it will eat away the surface. Removing it prevents this from happening.[/QUOTE]
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