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The soil around here seems to be particularly caustic for copper coins and many of the ones I dig come out looking like this Connecticut copper:


There tends to be pitting and green corrosion on all surfaces. Has anyone tried a technique that successfully brings out detail in coins like these? I don't think the peroxide method would be much use here since it doesn't seem like a question of getting the dirt off.


There tends to be pitting and green corrosion on all surfaces. Has anyone tried a technique that successfully brings out detail in coins like these? I don't think the peroxide method would be much use here since it doesn't seem like a question of getting the dirt off.