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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Dollar1948, post: 932172, member: 17239&quot;]<span style="color: Red">edited</span>....somehow I think if I said &#039;the sky is blue&#039; I would have got a response back from this particular egotistical and dominating administrator, &#039;no its not..its the refraction of light that makes it appear to be blue..so your wrong.&#039; It wouldnt have been the 1st time me and other people have been on the receiving end of this crap.</p><p>Sometimes I wonder why I even friggin bother to participate...and its incidents like this is why I am seeing people drop out of here like flies, or get booted out because they get so frustrated with this type of crap, that they don&#039;t care what the end result is. Me being one of them as well.</p><p>BTW, your friggin wrong..its safe for coins, and I have read tons of literature that substantiates this claim, including literature from the Coin and Currency Musuem in Ottawa, and not one word that anchors what you are suggesting. If your concerned about oily reside, dry mild dish soap and water solution works. Just google it, and do the same type of research I do/have done, before shooting from the hip like that.</p><p>The hawthorn is safe as the tip has some flexibility before it can &#039;carve out&#039; the surface of the coin. If you want to use something hard like a toothpick, then go ahead an do so, but I wouldnt.</p><p>I&#039;m not even going to bother to reopen this thread going forward, as Im sure Im bound to get another response back with the same type of rhetoric and bull crap thats excrutiating to swallow.</p><p>Quite frankley I think its time to shuffle the deck at the administator level, and put some comradery back into this forum.</p><p>Sorry NEWTOCOINS2010 if your getting bounced around with advise, but i stand by what i say.</p><p>Try googling it as well.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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