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armchairacer

Greenie
Apr 7, 2013
15
4
Running Springs, Ca
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Bounty Hunter Fortune Hunter
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All Treasure Hunting

luvsdux

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May 16, 2007
1,767
690
Lewiston, Idaho
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Multiple Tesoros and Whites
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
I use aquarium gravel, a bit of dish soap and water. Add gravel about 1/3 of the container, do not overfill with coins -DO NOT TUMBLE PENNIES WITH SILVER OR CLAD as you'll end up with all the coins copper colored. Over night usually does a good job.
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TNGUNS

Bronze Member
Jun 23, 2012
2,368
1,208
Evensville, Tennessee
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Whites 5900, Fisher 1266x, Tesoro Eldorado, Tesoro Silver Sabre, Whites Eagle Spectrum, Teknetics G2, Teknetics T2, Vibra-Probe 580
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Welcome to Tnet. :hello: Lots of different media you can use. I have even heard a few use sand but you certainly don't want to tumble any really good coins. Lots of information on here about cleaning coins. Peroxide, lemon juice, olive oil and on an on can be used to clean the good stuff but it would really be worth your time to read the articles on here. You can do a search or go to the section about it. Best of luck. :icon_thumleft:
 

SoCalBeachScanner

Hero Member
Aug 17, 2013
601
547
Coastal Orange County, CA
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Detector(s) used
Garrett ATX, AT Pro, ProPointer, and a weirdly good sense of direction
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
There are numerous Youtube videos on cleaning metal detected clad coins using a rock tumbler. Check it out!!
 

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