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plymouthian12

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Hit the water tonight and I think I found my 1st cob back is toasted measures 3/4 of an inch by just over a half inch. Do you think it is
 

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You may have to do a bit more clean up and/or an acid test to tell.
 
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Here's the back very worn and pitted
 

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Put it in baking soda for a few days then we will see.
 
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Was thinking of electrolysis bad idea?
 
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How soupy do I make the baking soda
 
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I'd be more tempted to soak it in vinegar overnight and rub it with baking soda afterward, then rinse it good. Sure works good on silver jewelry and modern silver coins.
 
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Thanks cudamark
 
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I would post this in the Spanish Cobs Forum. Electrolysis is better for iron.
 
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