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 Posted 04/28/2014  10:01 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add ThisIsFun to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Chris, yours all look better than the uncleaned coins I tried. Perhaps cleaning just isn't my thing. One look around my home should've clued me into that...
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 Posted 04/28/2014  10:06 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jessvc1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Nice job!
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Just wish you guys will give more detail about what you used and how


Yes I agree with is , I'm still trying to do mine, I don't know if I'm doing the right thing or not, but can see things coming out now, will do a one month pic soon.

Chris what is this wax you do
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 Posted 04/29/2014  8:34 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add chrsmat71 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
i just use distilled water, a toothbrush, and a needle..sometimes toothpicks. take them out of the water every so often (can't go wrong with time interval, do it as much or as little as you want). sometimes I add a small dab of dish soap, especially when they first go in.

the coins in this thread have minwax finishing paste on them, it's a microcrystalline wax. when if first started cleaning coins I read some threads form coin collectors and people using on artifacts, and could buy it at the local store. I don' endorse it, or use it on my more expensive coins. it's very similar to renaissance wax, and much cheapter, but has a slight pigment in it (not at all visible on coins), and some have said they are uncertain as to its safety on coins. I very much doubt if it matters to be honest, but if you're going to use wax, I would suggest going ahead and getting the renaissance wax. in the future i'll use verdi-care as as a protectant on any coin I have of any value.
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I reformulated the original Coin Care product for safe copper cleaning.

John Lorenzo
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