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Posted 03/04/2014 9:43 pm
Once you have seen many coins that have had an attempt at being cleaned in an electric bath, there is no mistaking them.
Personally, I would do what you can with a brass brush with these and then leave them with a coat of clear cherry shoe polish for a few days to help get rid of the 'dry' texture they have.
The cherry shoe polish is pretty much a match for the over rated renwax, but it is missing the perfume - it is a lot cheaper though.
The coins you have have defo been stuck in an electrolyses machine, over cooking always gives the same effect. Get some cherry on them and leave them a few days.
Personally, I would do what you can with a brass brush with these and then leave them with a coat of clear cherry shoe polish for a few days to help get rid of the 'dry' texture they have.
The cherry shoe polish is pretty much a match for the over rated renwax, but it is missing the perfume - it is a lot cheaper though.
The coins you have have defo been stuck in an electrolyses machine, over cooking always gives the same effect. Get some cherry on them and leave them a few days.
You will never soar like an eagle if you hang around with turkeys.....
Edited by MetDet71
03/04/2014 9:45 pm
03/04/2014 9:45 pm
