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nope with a stove top I'm not going to tell you what I did to catch the desk on fire I would fill way to dumb
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okay okay I will give away my secrete well I read you need sulfate for this so I tried using various dandruff shampoos on them ... that dosnt work you will fry you coin every time! so well you know when gasoline runs into water and it makes that rainbow in the water well I got my idea from that. so I put some coins in a lamp and the lamp caught fire to the desk ....
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04/26/2010 11:22 pm
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I wont laug-  |
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GOOD HEAVENS ! .....  I certainly hope your " lab experiments" are taking place in a "detached" area seperate from the house ! ....  It just goes to say....."Purposely damaging coins can kill ya !" ... 
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Valued Member
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Rainbow toning effect is beautiful. Can it be done on Silver Proof coins? |
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im nt sure if it will work with silver or not .. I only have a few silver coins so I probably wont try any time soon.
also ony about 2 out of every 5 coins come out looking good the rest are ruined.so I doubt I will test any silver
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Bedrock of the Community
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Can it be done on Silver Proof coins?
It would work but I am not sure why you would want to do that because it would ruin a perfectly good proof coin. Trying this on face value pocket change is one thing but it should not be done to any coins with collector value. |
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biokemist have you took biochemistry ? jc because I took alot of classes in school for that
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Bedrock of the Community
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Yep, B.S. Chemistry w/ Specialization in Biochemistry although now I work in a neuroimmunology research lab.
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also ony about 2 out of every 5 coins come out looking good the rest are ruined.so I doubt I will test any silver If 2 out of every 5 is the odds, I might as well refrain from doing it. Quote:
It would work but I am not sure why you would want to do that because it would ruin a perfectly good proof coin The rainbow toning struck me and caught my intention experiment on it, I thought its worth a try on a silver proof coins available here but the odds of getting the rainbow effect are too low, then it's better not to. Besides your are right Biokemist6, it should not be done to any coins with collector value. |
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i agree not on coins with value .. also the rate may go up if I had more practice there's alot of timing to it . if you pull them out to early you only get light blue. if too late you get black
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