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Hey TerraDigger -- here ya go -- pics of that 1913-D wheatie
- Thread starter sgoss66
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TerraDigger
New member
Finding a low mintage coin is always a Big Thrill. Congratulations.
sgoss66
Well-known member
garrya --
When I tell you, you will see that i am a novice! I don't think this was a good idea, but I didn't know any better...
I dropped it in some CLR (cleaner used to remove rust stains and stuff), then rinsed it and scrubbed it with a brass wire brush.
I don't know the proper way to clean coins, but I didn't destroy it (though, again, I probably wouldn't do that again, after reading a bit about cleaning coins). Sometimes, I use a little vinegar, and then brush...
Steve
When I tell you, you will see that i am a novice! I don't think this was a good idea, but I didn't know any better...
I dropped it in some CLR (cleaner used to remove rust stains and stuff), then rinsed it and scrubbed it with a brass wire brush.
I don't know the proper way to clean coins, but I didn't destroy it (though, again, I probably wouldn't do that again, after reading a bit about cleaning coins). Sometimes, I use a little vinegar, and then brush...
Steve