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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BATTERup646, post: 2292992, member: 75931&quot;]My distantly-related-uncle used to collect. He&#039;s seventy five, he selling it all off slowly now. So yesterday, he left my dad a bag of coins to give me. After receiving them, i called him, thanked him, and looked in. An Ike, 1976. from Philly. A JFK, 1976, Philly. A few wheat cents. Then the interesting part starts.</p><p>&nbsp;So, there were five buffalo nickels, all dateless, oxidated, scratched, just, nearly almost cull. I considered cleaning only the bottom part, with the date, but i don&#039;t whether i should or not. Can i safely apply Hydrogen Peroxide, or whatever with a Q-tip, to the nickel without causing toning, or acid spots. My chemistry is pretty rusty, what do you recommend? I don&#039;t want to dispose, or sell them, but add to my collection. Should i just dump it in the solution, or just do the Q-tip thing, if the Q-tip thing wouldn&#039;t work, can&#039;t i just dunk a quarter (25%) of it in? Thanks.</p><p>-John[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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