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Two Romans Found...advice Needed

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PhoenicianX
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Thank you for the info!
Its coated by thick green patina but now there are lots of scattered shiny white stuff..
So should I soak this in DW for months? Or should I soak it in bowl of olive oil and lemon juice then place it in a pot of water below poling point? The technique is only recommended with silver though but there is silvering it might work..I still dont want to take a risk but theres a beautiful goin under all that crust
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PhoenicianX
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and as for the second coin...Is there anyway to get rid of the crust on the emperors face?
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What is their weight to the nearest gram, and their average diameter to the nearest millimeter?
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If you put it in lemon juice, it will quickly strip off the silvering, so id recommend against that. DW is your best bet for something with silvering. Its very much a patience game.
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