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Silver Coins
- Thread starter Ron M 608
- Start date
MNCoinhunter
Active member
Just so long as none of them are key-date coins which you should never clean, make a paste out of baking soda and water and rub it into the coin with your thumb ... it should clean them up considerably. Good luck !
sprchng
Well-known member
If they're actually silver and discolored enough that you can't read the date(how do you know they're pre-64?) the odds are they've been in a fire(campfire?) in which case they would probably be judged as "environmentally damaged" and have no numismatic value anyway.
Take them to a coin store and if the owner concurs , take them home , get some Ajax and a toothbrush and go to town.
Take them to a coin store and if the owner concurs , take them home , get some Ajax and a toothbrush and go to town.