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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;walterallen, post: 110616, member: 4068&quot;]The easy way to clean copper, any copper item, is dip it in water with baking soda in it. I am not suggesting this for anyone to use on their coins unless you are performing a science project for school.</p><p>In any case &quot;NO ONE&quot; should be giving these kids a hard time about learning. Even if it cost the lives of a few pennies from the fourties (lets not forget that most of the 40&#039;s pennies were minted in the hundreds of millions and some billion). </p><p>Hey kids just don&#039;t takes coin from anyones collection to use. If they are your coins, they are yours to do with as you wish. Clean them, tone them, put them on a railroad track. Metallurgy is a science that coin collectors could benefit from, specially when it comes to metal toning and why it tones.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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