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  1. #1
    us
    Sep 2005
    Ann Arbor, MI
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    Salt 'n Vinigar

    hello, here is my result for using salt and vinigar method. All you do is mix salt and vingar together untill the salt is desolved and drop the item in the solution. check and clean every so often. (thank you Ray King for method) The coin can probably be polished with Brasso (however it will leave a high luster). Sorry for poor quality...wanted to clean it fast. I used this to get the date, which was 1952 D. don't worry about damaging the coin, i can see no wear and this is much better than the slug it used to be.

    HH
    -GC
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Salt 'n Vinigar -img_3116.jpg   Salt 'n Vinigar -img_3117.jpg  

  2. #2
    us
    Dec 2004
    Troy X5
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    Re: Salt 'n Vinigar

    UM LOOKS LIKE YOU REALY MESSED IT/THEM UP THEY ARE SO BLURRY?
    All animals are equal, but some are more equal then others. -George Orwell

  3. #3
    Charter Member

    May 2005
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    Re: Salt 'n Vinigar

    Gold,

    if you say those are coins,

    o.k.

    bit blurry.

    have a good un.........
    In the academies many books, at the circus many sacks of peanuts, at the club rooms many cigar butts.

  4. #4
    jp
    China Cash

    Mar 2006
    Okinawa Japan San Diego
    775

    Re: Salt 'n Vinigar

    GREAT PICS>>> MORE>>>MORE>>> WE NEED MORE>>>If that is what it did, I'm not going to use it! HAHA
    IS THAT A PICTURE OF PLUTO
    Okinawa Dave

  5. #5
    us
    Sep 2005
    Ann Arbor, MI
    Whites DFX & Beach Hunter ID
    5,410
    3 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Salt 'n Vinigar

    Hello everybody, i know the pics are blurry, but you wouldn't have seen anything anyways. Trust me, it is a penny, and it was cleaned well. You can see the luster in the second one. See Ray kings post for beter pictures of the results. (obviosly he has a camera that can take close-ups)

    HH
    -GC

  6. #6
    us
    Sep 2005
    Ann Arbor, MI
    Whites DFX & Beach Hunter ID
    5,410
    3 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Salt 'n Vinigar


  7. #7
    us
    Dec 2004
    Troy X5
    7,144
    4 times
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    Re: Salt 'n Vinigar

    dude you said better, try a 7 dollar tripod on a table , dont zoom so close , turn off the flash, load the pictures on the PC then resize and play with contrast tones shades etc...stop smoking so much pot damn....
    All animals are equal, but some are more equal then others. -George Orwell

  8. #8

    Re: Salt 'n Vinigar

    I have found that salt and vinegar works ok on everything but pennies.
    Smelly stuff huh...lol
    personally, with coinstar, I don't see the need to clean coins
    besides washing them in soap and hot water any more.

    I definitely would not clean any keeper coins in such a toxic mixture or with an abrasive pad.
    Slow and careful on all keepers or no cleaning besides soap and hot water.

    good luck,
    BDoo
    "I'm a finder, not a loser!"

  9. #9

    May 2006
    Holt, Michigan
    19

    Re: Salt 'n Vinigar

    I tried this method with a clad quarter. I forgot it and went away for overnight. Not much left of the coin. Good thing I was just practicing.

 

 

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