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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rzage, post: 1444623, member: 14070&quot;]Never dip a coin unless you know what you&#039;re doing is a good axiom . To learn you have to start like the op did , on common noncollector coins . That said you should only use a dip made for coins and a diluted one to start . Also never dip a coin more than a few seconds , 5 at most . If you think it needs another dip then maybe another 3-5 seconds . For those who can&#039;t find a coin dip go to Wizards , they have a decent supply of all coin supplies . And definately experiment with pockey change and then common coins of the material of the coins you wish to clean . Also remember dipping is a last resort , morer coins have been ruined by improper cleaning than have been approved , half the battle is knowing which coins will most likely improve and those that wont .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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