Developing My Newest Coin Product! Verdi-Care

thanks for the side by side's .. I did use a toothpick very lightly
I'm betting more would have come off if I would have been a bit more aggressive

you are welcome to use the pics in any way you see fit

I found this red 79 with a spot of verdigris so I conserved it just for fun. Soaked for about 20 seconds and then used a toothpick to get it right off. It simply broke apart into many pieces.

Finding some great coins to play with in my friends 35+ year old change hoard. I soaked this coin for 24 hours and used a little toothpick action on it.

Thanks bro!

I use it every night when I'm searching now to touch-up the keepers. I've figured out that if I just keep a toothpick soaking in a little beaker with VC in it, I can just rub off small specks of verdigris instantly. I use mostly tubes for the keepers and I don't want them to get contact verdigris. VC works great for this purpose! :)

Found a perfect coin to conserve tonight!

The last Two Cents (1974-S and 1964 CAN) look great!

Last night I broke open an OBW roll of 1970-S cents. Overall, it was a very, very nice roll. There was about 10 coins that had this very light white haze on parts of the surfaces. I've seen this many times before on BU rolls, but I never attempted to conserve them. I believe the haze to actually be a very light verdigris coating of copper carbonate.

Decided to try VC on one of the coins and lo and behold, the haze was instantly removed. No rubbing or anything was required, just add a couple drops to the coin surface and dab dry. All traces of the haze were gone within 1 second. Naturally, I removed the haze from the other 9 coins. This was actually the worst coin in the roll, not only for haze, but spots.