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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;FrugalCO, post: 3033379, member: 93954&quot;]Sherry, my first question regarding your coin collection is: &quot;What do you plan to do with your inherited coin collection?&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; If you plan to keep it and pursue some further coin collecting and possibly trading your coins with others suchas in coin shows or a coin dealer in your local town, then don&#039;t clean them, they look perfectly fine to me!&nbsp; However, you should consider asking these folks if the so-called &quot;dipping process&quot; is the way to clean those grimy coins is best OR NOT.&nbsp;&nbsp; I personally prefer to wash coins in hot, soapy Dawn-filled water to release any potential grime, dirt, and debris that doesn&#039;t shake-off the coins.&nbsp; I don&#039;t believe in rubbing coins, hairline scratches deteriorate the coin&#039;s value.&nbsp; With this all being-said to you, I digress back into my CT corner and pay attention to all these &quot;Experienced&quot; CT members and listen to all that each-any-all-of-them-have-to-say with your cleaning post.&nbsp;&nbsp; Good Luck... and make sure your coin flips are PVC-Free so they don&#039;t contaminate your coin&#039;s metal-composition(s).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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