Dipped my Proof coin

Liu21

Hero Member
Dec 14, 2014
829
608
Brooklyn, NY
Detector(s) used
AT Pro/BH Platinum, (Garret Pro-Pointer)
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
First time doing it... After search the internet for ways to remove hazing... Im pretty happy with the results... I used Connoisseurs Silver Jewelry Cleaner, picked up from target for a little over $5. dipped, dunked the coin for about 10 seconds, rinsed with warm water, dunked in filtered water, then using compressed air from a can, dried it.

Before
21222.jpg 1111111.jpg

After
22222222.jpg 222222.jpg
 

Attachments

  • IMG_9568.JPG
    IMG_9568.JPG
    1 MB · Views: 86
  • IMG_9573.JPG
    IMG_9573.JPG
    1.2 MB · Views: 88
  • IMG_9574.JPG
    IMG_9574.JPG
    999.6 KB · Views: 87
  • IMG_9541.JPG
    IMG_9541.JPG
    1.2 MB · Views: 89

huntsman53

Gold Member
Jun 11, 2013
6,955
6,769
East Tennessee
Primary Interest:
Other
First time doing it... After search the internet for ways to remove hazing... Im pretty happy with the results... I used Connoisseurs Silver Jewelry Cleaner, picked up from target for a little over $5. dipped, dunked the coin for about 10 seconds, rinsed with warm water, dunked in filtered water, then using compressed air from a can, dried it.

Now that is a great example of what the Connoisseurs Silver Jewelry Cleaner can do for some coins without any ill effects! As I always do, I would recommend a rinse with Rubbing Alcohol, then again with filtered water before drying. This insures that any and all traces of the Jewelry Cleaner solution is removed from the coin, guaranteeing no possible future effects.


Frank
 

Last edited:

Top Member Reactions

Users who are viewing this thread

Latest Discussions

Top