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1813 Nova Scotia Half Penny Token

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hi, I have this 1813 half penny token, and was wondering if there's any way to improve this coin,i know you are not to clean coins in any way,but the green is over taking it. thanks.
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That's not just "green" that acetone can take away. The coin has been cleaned with a powder substance and the soap is in the nooks and crannies. See if a long soak in distilled water will help with a little gentle rubbing with a very soft cloth. I think most will come out.
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It should clean up. Nice looking example.
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okiecoiner, and Coinfrog, thanks for the advice,will try it.
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BTW, I have seen and heard that there are some folks that "clean" coins using a talcum powder "blast", so it may be caked on talcum in the crevices.
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Nice coin and the gunk should come off.
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Nice coin!

Good advice already given.
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VERDI-CARE or VEDRI-GONE,

works wonders
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