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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SorterX, post: 1227242, member: 30717&quot;]<b>Need some assistance and/or advice</b></p><p><br /></p><p>So, this year is my 7th wedding anniversary.&nbsp; Shortly after I first started sorting Cu P&#039;s, I started thinking about our wedding anniversary gift (gotta plan these things way in advance); lo and behold, I discover that the traditional 7th anniversary gift is copper.&nbsp; I wasn&#039;t sure what I could get that would be cool and made from copper, and the idea sort of went on the back burner.&nbsp; Well, now I&#039;m thinking about it again...&nbsp; I&#039;ve decided to get a bracelet made with Cu P&#039;s from the year of her birth.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am going to sort through my Cu P&#039;s and find some 1971&#039;s (shhhh, you didn&#039;t hear her age from me); I&#039;d like to make them real shiny, like new P&#039;s.&nbsp; What&#039;s the best way to polish them up? These won&#039;t be for any kind of collection value, so the rules about not trying to clean them don&#039;t apply here.&nbsp; Just trying to find out if older P&#039;s can be polished up to look close to new, or should I try to get a hold of some really nice condition 1971-S P&#039;s to start with?&nbsp; Anyone got any they want to part with?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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