Proof Set

[Anonymous]

After sorting and cleaning last years take, I took it to the bank and got $43 for my efforts. The bank wouldn

 

[Anonymous]

Very nice but... you forgot to include the picture of the 12 pack! HH

 

[Anonymous]

If you've found a way to dump your dug coins, that's good. I've not cashed in anything I've dug yet but probably will at some point. Just the same, I like to clean my -non-valuable- dug coins up a bit. Here's a pic. of what the "Finch Products" cleaner for copper coins did. I'll definately be getting the clad cleaner now that I see how this stuff works.
DW

 

[Rick(ND)]

Finch is a great product and I used to use it all the time untill I tried "Real Lemon Juice" and found it works as good if not better and a lot cheaper( I get 3 quarts for $5 at Sams Club). I used the rock that come with the Finch kit untill they wore out as the got small and rounded, then I started using aquarium gravel.
Copper I tumble for a hour while the clad I will for a hour or 2 then take out the ones that are cleaned and clean the gravel, put more water and lemon Juice tumble for a hour and leave sit overnite to soak and tumble again for a hour and they look like new. I used them in my bar for change and many wonder why my coins shine so much as they are so clean.

Rick