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Coin cleaning, clad

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cintitomcat

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Looking for something to clean clad coins. Rock tumbler, what extra's is needed with this? Are these battery or electric operated? Thanks Tom
 
I've used a Lortone tumbler for over 20 years now. runs on 110v. You need only some aquarium gravel and a little soap ( a drop or two of dish soap) and water.
 
They run on house current.. You can add aquarium gravel some water and a wedge worth of lemon juice.. Tumble over night and spend..
I just ran about $20 in quarters without the gravel (can't remember where I put it) and this morning they were good enough to spend..
 
DO NOT tumble pennies with your clad or you'll end up with copper colored nickels, dimes and quarters.
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