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Does Anyone Use Lighthouse Vibration Cleaner?

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 Posted 07/18/2013  12:02 pm  Show Profile   Check 52Raymo's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add 52Raymo to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I think NGC has a cleaning service, you could try them.
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I'm most bothered by the fact that this stuff is being sold without any numismatic caveat whatsoever regarding the incredibly subtle qualifications for using any of it. Had the OP not been wise enough to post his thoughts here, he might think that removing dirt from a coin made sense regardless of the conditions of the individual coin.

We all know that a dirty coin isn't good, but removing that dirt will lead to a coin which is only partially "clean" and therefore destroyed since the fact that it's been cleaned will be so transparently obvious as a result. Yes, in certain narrow circumstances stuff like this is recommended, but that might change between two near-identical coins of the same date and denomination.
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he might think that removing dirt from a coin made sense regardless of the conditions of the individual coin


I never said that. My question is "Does anyone use Lighthouse Vibration Cleaner?". I would like to know it there is someone who has/use/heard about from someone who used this device. How does it works, if it is safe for coins.

I appreciate everyone's opinion.
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