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  1. Mar 24, 2008, 07:26 PM
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    How do you get the weird black stuff off of coins
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    what kind of coin? what metals? are you sure you want to clean them? cleaning will degrade the value some times.
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    there newer coins i dug up today nothing worth saveing. just very dirty
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    Re: coins

    Get a cheap rock tumbler from a place like Harbor Freight and some course aquarium gravel. Put a cup of water in with 1/4 drum full of coins and 1/4 of gravel and let 'er rip overnight. (Do not overfill the drum).

    Good enough to pass to a cashier in the morning.
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    Soak in vinegar ( a mild acid ) and check every 15 minutes or so.
    You can rub gently with an eraser or non-scratch pad the clean pots with.
    Then rinse thoroughly, clean with alcohol.
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