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thirdbornau

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No comment i will keep trying.Anybody interested in how i cleaned those coins cheap, quick, and effortless they were as brown as anything.

Happy hunting Maureen..
 
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Hey,
Gotta question... How long did you let them soak in the tomato sauce? Is that all, just soak? Any other tricks you haven't mentioned?
We have a big jar full of brown Aussie coins that need cleaning. I was going to buy a tumbler, but a bottle of sauce is cheaper!
Also, just to clarify, by "tomato sauce" you mean the same stuff the Americans call "ketchup", right?
Thanks for the tip!
Toby in South Australia
 
Hi Toby just a couple of hours will do it and if they are really bad give them a soak over night.If you want to shine them i use a silver cloth from the super market.

Regards Maureen.

P.S. don't forget to tell the wife it's an easy clean for brass and copper too..
 
Thanks! It seems to work pretty well. Cleans 'em up good enough to spend, anyway.
Toby
 
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