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Topcat7
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VK,VC, Chuy, CM, Your support is appreciated.

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well I have to say this is an area of coin collecting that sounds interesting but requires a great deal of patience... you gents (and ladies) of the ancient world certainly have my respect.
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That's a brass brush. I use them all the time. They won't harm bronze coins. I also use a brass cup brush on heavily encrusted coins. Don't worry about "ruining" coins, you can't hurt them too much with a brass brush. just don't use a steel brush.
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You CAN damage a coin with a brass brush. Oh yes. Been there, done that.
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Used thoughtfully they're relatively safe, but I've scratched up the patina on a coin with a brass brush before too.
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