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Surface On My Galerius

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I have this Galerius:


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What do you think about the surface? How can I repatinated? Or any other idea?

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 Posted 04/27/2014  6:17 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add echizento to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
The only thing that I would do is to remove that little green spot above the emperors nose. It looks like it might be the start of BD. Other than that I would leave the coin alone.
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Thank You! I don't like this "shiny" surface, but I think the time will solve this problem... :D
That spot was only some "dirt", but what does it mean "BD"?
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it may have been waxed, I can possibly see some whiteish wax buildup on it. if so, you could take the wax of with heat or acetone. BD is "bronze disease", a corrosive thing that happens to coin. the little green spot on the obverse may be BD. rub it with you fingernail. if it comes off as a powdery type substannce it is BD.
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Thank You too! This spot (on the picture) fortunately is not on the coin surface, just some dirt.
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