cleaning md coins with vinegar is it safe???

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I have never tried it!!!
Sounds like a chemical reaction or possibly a allergy to metal!!
I'm allergic to nickle can't have coins with nickle in them in my pockets. I break out in small hives!!!

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You might want to mix a very minute amount of those ingredients, dilute it with water and just barely touch the inside of your forearm with a drop and see if it turns red or makes a bump. I'm not a doc so it's just a suggestion. If it kills you I didn't suggest it. It must have been someone who looks like me!
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If you're just cleaning clads throw em in a tumbler with water & baking soda. Good enough for the bank or coin star. citric acid with a 1/2 teaspoon of dish or liquid laundry soap works good if you're alergic to the other stuff.

Montys suggestion is excellent.
 

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Vinegar is acetic acid, (aka ethanoic acid).
 

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