Found a 1919 "Buffalo" in the sand away from the shoreline...it was in poor condition, but I tried my best to restore some dignity to it

[Magyar]

These are "before " and "after " pics of the " Buffalo"

Also below are 2 pics of an 1899 IH that I found in the beach sand a few weeks ago

thank you for looking

 

[Ed SW Fla]

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[Craig in Alabama]

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[Brian(upstateNY)]

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[General Ray]

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[Elson(La)]

Welcome to the forum Mag.Let us know where you from,what you do for a living,what kind of matel detector you swing,what you know how to cook,what movies you like,what time do you wake up,what bring you to this nut forum,and we don't give a damn how old you are.Welcome again Mag.

Ya'll have fun now

 

[DGGR/NY]

How did you get that buff cleaned up so nice?

 

[Magyar]

well ..for starters...here's some of my cooking

Polish pieroghies

slovak nut roll

Polish donuts ( paczki)

breakfast for husband, Hank

Chocolate cake and ....

"Chocolate Supreme Delight " for forum friends

 

[Magyar]

[quote DGGR/NY]How did you get that buff cleaned up so nice?[/quote]

Vinegar /salt solution;

2 tbsp per 1/2 -3/4 cup of white vinegar.

Soak for a few minutes; rinse thoroughly ; rub coin with fingers ...or if really "rusty" can use a Q-tip and gently swab the areas.

Repeat process as often as needed to clean the coin...I had to repeat this process about 12 times..this was a tough one.

Be sure to rinse thoroughly between soaks...salt needs to be removed completely.

For the copper showing through, I soak it for a few days in Palmolive green ...copper disappears!