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dewcon4414
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Baking soda or Bar keepers friend with a little water and a micro fiber cloth. Once done use MINERAL OIL on it to bring it back to a natural color. Copper coins tend to turn purple if you dont use mineral oil. It preserves and protects the coin without damage. Vinegar, lemon juice, or anything with acid will continue to affect the coin unless you soak it afterwards in baking soda and water solution.
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thevacantface
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If it's not a valuable coin and just want it to look nice, boil in vinegar and salt, it will make any metal shine like new.