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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Hypr277, post: 2908029, member: 91073&quot;]Thank you very much!&nbsp; New question, ok so I clearly am new to coins, I&#039;ve been steadily researching ,&nbsp; but I have lots to learn.&nbsp; I&#039;ve been just pressing bid on eBay ,&nbsp; sometimes I don&#039;t even know if I&#039;m over bidding or not.&nbsp; Got off topic...I was trying to ask about cleaning coins.&nbsp; I recently received some old coins, I haven&#039;t even gone through them all so I don&#039;t know if it&#039;s junk or not...I know there are several Whitman folders with a few coins .&nbsp; I&#039;m sure nothing valuable, it&#039;s sentimental manly...&nbsp; they look dirty some of them...it drives me crazy.&nbsp; Is there some way to have them cleaned without ruining them?&nbsp; Professionally prob cost a fortune?&nbsp; I read all about not cleaning and then others say u can clean and they say acetone etc .&nbsp; Some have tape on them because my great grandmother I guess was trying to keep them in the slots.&nbsp; I like the coloring of some , not of others.&nbsp; I&#039;ve got Indian pennies, morgans, wheats,&nbsp; barber dimes, and others.&nbsp; What are my options?&nbsp; Can I clean them without hurting them or taking their coloring away?&nbsp; Literally some look to have dirt or grime on them .&nbsp; I would just buy them knew but it&#039;s sentimental,&nbsp; I plan to buy the missing pieces but wanted to start with what I have .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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