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Kreuzer 6 1808 Morphing

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 Posted 07/19/2020  06:25 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add manry to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
hello, I would like show you the morphing of this coin.



Kreuzer-6-1808-Morphing

This coin was founded in this state. The encrusted was deleted adding some chimical powder (i dont know the name in english).

Kreuzer-6-1808-Morphing
Kreuzer-6-1808-Morphing

This is the result when finish the process. Collectors I know dont like damaged patina coins so I gone to the next step

Kreuzer-6-1808-Morphing
Kreuzer-6-1808-Morphing

After add coin in bleach this is the result.


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 Posted 07/19/2020  07:34 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add tdziemia to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Since I have a background in chemistry, I am interested in a process like this, even while I guess other members here will be horrified.

In this case the re-patination step gave a more natural looking result than the 1870 Austrian coin you posted.



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07/19/2020 07:37 am
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 Posted 07/19/2020  07:50 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add manry to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
as usual I appreciate your opinion so much. I still have to learn a lot and I want to know if coins like this that are easily lost or acquire by working them in this way. Of course the cost of this coin is already very low if purchased in fair conditions but knowing if the coin is better or worse in this state can make me learn a lot.
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