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 In 5 minutes second chemical will be used
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Ok I've done methylated spirits and turps both didn't work   So my findings were correct these two coins are burnished coins. Edited by Allcoinage
11/22/2022 08:11 am
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I gave this coin a swim in acetone as well as turpentine but the coin still the same, now I'm definitely convinced that these two coins are burnished and looks similar to the New Zealand burnished penny.
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Still I need many New Zealand pre-decimal and decimal coins 14× florins, 7× half crowns, 6× penny's 2× crowns these pre-decimals I acquired through friends and all the decimal coins I received through circulation finds and friends, Long way too go.  |
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Edited by Allcoinage
12/07/2022 9:31 pm
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Nice that you have done some experiments however your logic is a tad flawed. Soaking the coins in the above products only means that the discolouration of the coins cannot be removed by a limited selection of organic solvents. You have basically done the equivalent of soaking a rusty nail in some organic solvents and concluded that the nail is burnished because the solvent did not remove the rust.
Edited by David Graham
12/07/2022 10:52 pm
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What would you suggest maybe paint stripper it would only ruin the coin.
I have ruled out that coins were buried because I have couple of coins that were buried but does not come close too this coin, plus corrosion would definitely be on it if buried or rust.
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12/08/2022 04:16 am
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The 10 cent piece pictured above is dark army green colour, nowhere near matte black.
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What would you suggest maybe paint stripper it would only ruin the coin.
If the material has reacted with the metal surface of the coin then unfortunately nothing will bring it back to new condition.
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Here are some of my new Zealand coins I have for sale.  |
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You probably should list them in the for sale section.
View my Coins here, (NOW WITH OVER 16,800 IMAGES).... http://www.coincommunity.org/galler...hp?cat=10048OFEC count = 237 |
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Yes a few are on ebay now but I have this 1992 5 cent australian let me know what yous think.   |
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And this 2015 Australian ww1 20 cent has extra foots on railing its common but has anyone noticed this.   |
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I've tried pretty much everything except that dip product on the copy of burnished coin I will keep at it until I find a change.
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