Juice in the hole
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I've tried numerous methods with only limited success. Hot peroxide dips, olive oil soak, dry picking, Arm & Hammer Super Detergent dip, naval jelly and lemon juice & baking soda. They all kind of work, but some are more destructive than others. Is it possible that a commercial coin cleaner can safely clean copper and silver coins without destroying them?
I've scoured the net and found a couple: https://www.hobbysupplydirect.com/Betterbilt-8oz-MS-70-Coin-Cleaner-p/51610.htm?dfw_tracker=2226-37760&gclid=CPmwg_vr6L0CFWXl7Aod0DcAFw
Mint State All Natural Copper Bronze Cleaner Coins | eBay
Any feedback on either of these?
I've scoured the net and found a couple: https://www.hobbysupplydirect.com/Betterbilt-8oz-MS-70-Coin-Cleaner-p/51610.htm?dfw_tracker=2226-37760&gclid=CPmwg_vr6L0CFWXl7Aod0DcAFw
Mint State All Natural Copper Bronze Cleaner Coins | eBay
Any feedback on either of these?
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