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2004 East Caribbean States 1 Dollar

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what would be the best way to clean this coin--it is made of copper/nickel--opinions--thanks--
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Soaks in distilled water and then acetone will do everything that can be done for this coin. It's not one that's worth a lot of effort.
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would verdi-care work--
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would verdi-care work--

I don't think that it would do much, although it won't hurt your coin.
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What HondoB said are the only known methods that are safe on coins. Doing anything else will damage the coin further.
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