A way to clean this button so I can read the makers mark

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Double L Relics

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Anything that cleans flat buttons without hurting them? I've already tried a toothbrush with soap and water. Any suggestions will help!!
 

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Probably says UP[ER] [F]INE which is a quality backmark, not a makers, circa 1830s.
 

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Boil it in peroxide and let it sit overnight. Then try brushing again.
 

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