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Found a great way to clean coins!

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gbortnick

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I found a batch of coins once I got my X-70. Every one was pretty nasty so how do I clean them. I tried soap & water, vinegar, salt, and the other day it dawned on me. I use to clean coins with a pencil eraser. In parks they take ground up tires for playground equipment ground cover. I took some of this pelletised material and all my coins and put them in a rock tumbler. It works great! All you have to do is wash the coins and you have some really clean coins.
Thought this might Help
George
 
Think I'll give that one a try, George, once I can find any under the snow cover. I've used varying mixtures of dish soap, dishwasher powder, Tide, vinegar, amonia, Mean Green. All of these combined with aquarium gravel and haven't got a satisfactory batch yet.

Do you use aquarium gravel as well as the rubber pieces, or all rubber?
 
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