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cleaning coin

Depends on what the coin is made of. Copper silver nickel bronze gold and coin value all determine what cleaning if any is warranted. You need to be more specific.
 
Only with silver coins......white vinigar with salt ...........half cup of vinigar and two spoons of salt, live the coin one or two hours

do not clean cooper coins with this formula !!!!!!!!!!
 
Baking soda works wonders on removing dirt and blackness on silver. Rub lightly on a wet coin and it works as a nice abrasive to take the stains and dirt right off without harming the coin. With silver, I rub very lightly and it will do the job
 
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