They certainly are clean. I've never seen a dug nickel get that clean. I need to know the cleaning secret too. Steel cents usually come out of the ground as rusty slugs. Yours looks great. You must have some kind soil in Syracuse. Congrats on some good finds.Montana Jim said:Oh my GAWD those coins are clean!
How do you clean them?
Especially that buffalo nickle... wow!
I need to know you're secrets... 8)

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Evolution said:They certainly are clean. I've never seen a dug nickel get that clean. I need to know the cleaning secret too. Steel cents usually come out of the ground as rusty slugs. Yours looks great. You must have some kind soil in Syracuse. Congrats on some good finds.Montana Jim said:Oh my GAWD those coins are clean!
How do you clean them?
Especially that buffalo nickle... wow!
I need to know you're secrets... 8)
plehbah said:Perhaps it was not in the soil, but in a box on a pole in the woods.


BuckleBoy said:plehbah said:Perhaps it was not in the soil, but in a box on a pole in the woods.
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