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Republic Of China Ten Cash 1912

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Hi
I have a republic of China ten cash 1912 coin. I was able to figure this out with a scan. Is this something I should clean or should I leave it as is.
Thanks,
Peaches
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The usual rule of thumb is don't clean coins, but if it's a well worn common one, I don't think it would matter. A picture of the coin would be helpful in this scenario.
I, personally, do not clean any of my coins because I like to keep them like I found them, but to each their own.
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Cleaning is a personal choice. I don't clean coins with chemicals. The only 'cleaning' they get from me is a slight brush with some soft sheet or tissue, mainly to remove fingerprints and some dirt. To me, that keeps most of the coin-as-is intact. If you have a spare one and don't mind completely destroying one of them, it might be worth experimenting with cleaning and see what it does. :)

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