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RJ55

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Baking soda finally did the trick on the Walking Liberty. Worcestershire cleaned what was left of the Buffs. The toasted Indian head got hot peroxide about all day. Thanks for looking.


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they look great
 
Congrats, I have yet to find a big silver, and the nickels cleaned up great! I hope you can get the date of the Indian
 
Wish I had a good camera to take pics with, but under a magnifying glass my wife and granddaughter and myself all say it says 1873, but it's still in rough shape. One of the buffs under a magnifier is a 1913 D type 1 with the mound instead of the straight line. Very faint date, but you can still see it.
 
Worcestershire did a good job on that Walker, but I find that A-1 makes them taste better...:laughing7:
 
Worcestershire did a good job on that Walker, but I find that A-1 makes them taste better...

I did get mighty hungry while working on those coins.
 

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