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  1. #1
    us
    Jan 2010
    Nord Dakota Der A
    Old Relic/Garrett -ADS Master Hunter- Deepseeker/ Whites - Coinmaster
    71

    cleaning up clad

    Tried four solutions , (1)White vinegar ,(2) White vinegar with salt and tablespoon lemon juice, (3) Ammonia, (4) Peroxide . They all sat for 18 hrs. I was impressed with the vinegar, salt, lemon method
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  2. #2
    us
    May 2010
    OHIO
    22

    Re: cleaning up clad

    Your methods are fine as long as the coinage has no numismatic value. The bad thing about using acids on coins is that nearly all numismatic premium is destoryed along with the patina. In the future, if you are going to continue using the acids method, you should just use muriatic acid. It's a lot stronger and will work faster with less hassle.
    Inventor of VERDI-CARE™ All Metal Conservation Fluid

 

 

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