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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 545125, member: 4552&quot;]It is not exactly great for coins unless you plan on putting them in your salad. People use all kinds of stuff on coins but I&#039;d stick to what everyone here as already noted. </p><p>For Acetone use only Glass. Tin or other metals may contain paints, varnishes, dirt, almost anything. Take a Glass dish, clean with distilled water and dry. Place the Acetone in the dish in a well ventilated area. Preferably not in a room like a kitchen where there could be open flames on a stove. </p><p>Use glass utinsills to put the coin in and/or take out. Again, preferably do not use metal or your fingers. Discard the Acetone used for this so it is not used again. Rinse with distilled water and blow dry with a hair dryer on warm. Do not put on a stove to dry. Do not blow on it with your breath. Do not smoke cigaretts in the area. </p><p>Do not use all the other silly things someone may say unless you don&#039;t care about your coins. </p><p>Always remember to be very carefull with any substance that is flamable.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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