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Here's the latest efforts, the hammered coin is a short cross of probably John moneyer Able, London mint.

Robert.
 

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RPG said:
Iron Patch said:
4-H said:
Iron Patch said:
shaun7 said:
robfinds said:
allen said:
id be happy with a day of detecting like that !!!
It certainly beats watching tv Allen :D



How can you say that when we have programs like Dancing On Ice :laughing9:


Did you know my Minelab suit doubles as a Skating outfit?
Oh Gawd I just read this! hahahaha :laughing9:
That, is a scary thought!


Don't worry, it's nothing gay, just speed skating. ;D

Will you be skating in the olympics in Vancouver? ::)



Nope. Too busy training for April .... The Romeo Olympics! I have some payback to give if you happen to notice the bottom left of the T-net where he keeps reminding me!
 
Muddyhandz said:
Silver Searcher said:
Muddyhandz said:
BuckleBoy said:
Silver Searcher said:
robfinds said:
Some pics of the coin. King John 1199-1216 silver penny, London mint, moneyer Abel.

Robert.
Great coin Rob...wants some bleach on the bottom :thumbsup:

SS

Does bleach work well for removing oxidation from silver coins?

I would love to know the answer to this question as well.
Great finds Rob! I love the hammered.
Cheers,
Dave.
The bleach blackens the Silver, highlighting the legends, but it can also removes Iron staining :icon_thumleft:

SS

Thanks! I was hoping there was something to take that heavy tarnish off. Hard stuff like silver that has been sitting in water for years.
I do get the odd silver with a rust stain on it, so now I know to try bleach. :)
Dave.
Muddy....I have had Silver coins in lemon juice for two weeks :-\ trying to remove staining, some times you can't remove it, or at least I couldn't on this one :'(

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Really nice finds.
dman
 
Silver Searcher said:
Muddyhandz said:
Silver Searcher said:
Muddyhandz said:
BuckleBoy said:
Silver Searcher said:
robfinds said:
Some pics of the coin. King John 1199-1216 silver penny, London mint, moneyer Abel.

Robert.
Great coin Rob...wants some bleach on the bottom :thumbsup: Nice cut half Colin, without trauling through my Seaby's what is it (looks Norman /late Saxon). Send it down to me I will clean it using electrolysis (best way by far on good quality silver coins only) lemon juice is only good on pancakes. :D

SS

Does bleach work well for removing oxidation from silver coins?

I would love to know the answer to this question as well.
Great finds Rob! I love the hammered.
Cheers,
Dave.
The bleach blackens the Silver, highlighting the legends, but it can also removes Iron staining :icon_thumleft:

SS

Thanks! I was hoping there was something to take that heavy tarnish off. Hard stuff like silver that has been sitting in water for years.
I do get the odd silver with a rust stain on it, so now I know to try bleach. :)
Dave.
Muddy....I have had Silver coins in lemon juice for two weeks :-\ trying to remove staining, some times you can't remove it, or at least I couldn't on this one :'(

SS
 
robfinds said:
Silver Searcher said:
Muddyhandz said:
Silver Searcher said:
Muddyhandz said:
BuckleBoy said:
Silver Searcher said:
robfinds said:
Some pics of the coin. King John 1199-1216 silver penny, London mint, moneyer Abel.

Robert.
Great coin Rob...wants some bleach on the bottom :thumbsup: Nice cut half Colin, without trauling through my Seaby's what is it (looks Norman /late Saxon). Send it down to me I will clean it using electrolysis (best way by far on good quality silver coins only) lemon juice is only good on pancakes. :D

SS

Does bleach work well for removing oxidation from silver coins?

I would love to know the answer to this question as well.
Great finds Rob! I love the hammered.
Cheers,
Dave.
The bleach blackens the Silver, highlighting the legends, but it can also removes Iron staining :icon_thumleft:

SS

Thanks! I was hoping there was something to take that heavy tarnish off. Hard stuff like silver that has been sitting in water for years.
I do get the odd silver with a rust stain on it, so now I know to try bleach. :)
Dave.
Muddy....I have had Silver coins in lemon juice for two weeks :-\ trying to remove staining, some times you can't remove it, or at least I couldn't on this one :'(

SS
Alexander11 roxsbrough mint :thumbsup:

SS
 

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