wildcatman71
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I have a few V nickels from last years finds.....can someone give me some good advice on cleaning these up? THANKS! 
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cwdigger
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try getting you a bottle of "nic-a-spray" or "nic-a-lene" off of ebay they are only like 2-3 bucks a bottle. 
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wildcatman71
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thanks! will check that out now...
mlayers
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baking soda and vinegar cleans coins pretty good....Matt
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wildcatman71
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the soda works great on silver!! didnt do nothing for the v's
coltdavis
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Hey i used Worcestershire sauce on the 1 i found recently cleaned it up real nice, there is a post in the cleaning section that showed a before and after picture for this method. Not my post but i had the same results if not better, i checked the coin hourly until it was where i wanted. Heres the link hope it helps ya.
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,147895.0.html
The pics are about half way down the post. Good luck and HH
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,147895.0.html
The pics are about half way down the post. Good luck and HH
deagleye
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I have used the worchester and also Dale's. The only thing I did extra was after removing it and getting how I wanted it, I mixed some baking soda and water to clean it off. I just wanted to make sure to get all the salt off that I could. This procedure worked pretty good.
