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Re: Nature's cleaning method?
The higher the sulpher content in the soil and air...the blacker the coin. If you sore your silver in an airtight container with a sachet of activated charcoal it wont tarnish.
The higher the sulpher content in the soil and air...the blacker the coin. If you sore your silver in an airtight container with a sachet of activated charcoal it wont tarnish.
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Re: Nature's cleaning method?
Hi,
LoL, Its not nature cleaning coins that makes silver come from the ground clean its the silver itself. Its a precious metal and dose not rust or corrode as easy as copper/clad. Gold is even harder to damage that way almost nothing can corrode it. You can dig a 2000 year old gold coin and it could come out shinny as new.
Keep @ it and HH!!
Hi,
LoL, Its not nature cleaning coins that makes silver come from the ground clean its the silver itself. Its a precious metal and dose not rust or corrode as easy as copper/clad. Gold is even harder to damage that way almost nothing can corrode it. You can dig a 2000 year old gold coin and it could come out shinny as new.
Keep @ it and HH!!
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Re: Nature's cleaning method?
Interesting replies here, HH Art...
Interesting replies here, HH Art...
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