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 Posted 12/22/2011  8:41 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jessvc1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Here is a couple of more pictures showing the dark green patina on this coin under a different light.

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Wow that is fast!

First time that I have heard of this solution. Is this a kinder and gentler method than electrolysis? I have not tried zapping myself but I do have uncleaned coins that need more than olive oil.

By the way. Nice coins!
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I watched a video on you tube and it shows a museum doing this. Depending on the coin usually I will use a few different methods. This seems to be the best on the patina. I usually experiment with all the cleaning methods and sometimes combine them depending on the coin. I also found out(the hard way) the less you put a coin through the better.
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I guess you can say I have experimented with all kinds of methods from cleaning, to toning coins. I started to experiment with US coins so I could spot these when purchasing coins. I usually tweak the methods and use them in shorter times and dilute solutions it will take several different methods on some coins. One thing I have learned Heat will just ruin the coin no matter what you are trying to do.
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Thanks jessvc1! I will be looking for these ingredients to try out this method.

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