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Just one Indian, but a good date

PlzBSeated

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Now that the tornado sirens have died down, I managed to crawl out of my basement and snake my way through all the fallen trees to the nail road. Managed just one good target among many nails, but she was a good one.

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If only there were a way to get the two small bits of corrosion off her, she'd be a pretty coin.

Today's find...

1876 Indian Head Penny

PBS
 
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If you're going to find just one good target, might as well be a beauty like that Indian- one year away from the key and in spectacular shape!
I'm not advocating cleaning, especially on something that nice, but I remove crud like that on Indians by putting them in boiling hydrogen peroxide for 10-15 minutes, then using either a toothpick dipped in olive oil or a Q-tip in same and a gentle scrubbing- works well for me. GL!
 
Now that the tornado sirens have died down, I managed to crawl out of my basement and snake my way through all the fallen trees to the nail road. Managed just one good target among many nails, but she was a good one.

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If only there were a way to get the two small bits of corrosion off her, she'd be a pretty coin.

Today's find...

1876 Indian Head Penny

PBS
Nice find.... distilled water? What's the mintage on the 76?
 
If you're going to find just one good target, might as well be a beauty like that Indian- one year away from the key and in spectacular shape!
I'm not advocating cleaning, especially on something that nice, but I remove crud like that on Indians by putting them in boiling hydrogen peroxide for 10-15 minutes, then using either a toothpick dipped in olive oil or a Q-tip in same and a gentle scrubbing- works well for me. GL!
I've never tried boiling HP...I might give it try...
 
Now that the tornado sirens have died down, I managed to crawl out of my basement and snake my way through all the fallen trees to the nail road. Managed just one good target among many nails, but she was a good one.

View attachment 2148044View attachment 2148045

If only there were a way to get the two small bits of corrosion off her, she'd be a pretty coin.

Today's find...

1876 Indian Head Penny

PBS
Very nice indeed !
 
If you're going to find just one good target, might as well be a beauty like that Indian- one year away from the key and in spectacular shape!
I'm not advocating cleaning, especially on something that nice, but I remove crud like that on Indians by putting them in boiling hydrogen peroxide for 10-15 minutes, then using either a toothpick dipped in olive oil or a Q-tip in same and a gentle scrubbing- works well for me. GL!
I have never hear of that, does it take the Patina off ?
 
Now that the tornado sirens have died down, I managed to crawl out of my basement and snake my way through all the fallen trees to the nail road. Managed just one good target among many nails, but she was a good one.

View attachment 2148044View attachment 2148045

If only there were a way to get the two small bits of corrosion off her, she'd be a pretty coin.

Today's find...

1876 Indian Head Penny

PBS
nice find between the nails
 
Great looking coin!
 
Congrats on that '76 PBS. That is a very nice looking coin.
 
Now that the tornado sirens have died down, I managed to crawl out of my basement and snake my way through all the fallen trees to the nail road. Managed just one good target among many nails, but she was a good one.

View attachment 2148044View attachment 2148045

If only there were a way to get the two small bits of corrosion off her, she'd be a pretty coin.

Today's find...

1876 Indian Head Penny

PBS
Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 

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