How Do You Clean Sacagawea (Dug) Coin?

AC1955

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I use baking soda and warm water
 

Thanks. Will give that a try.

Anita
 

Guess I should have asked if there is any cleaning method that will restore the "gold" color to the coin. I tried the baking soda and water, it cleaned the crud off, but the coin is still a blackish copper color. Any suggestions? Thanks.

Anita
 

Take it to the bank and trade it for a shiny one
 

If you have a gold coin it will be gold. I think it will. can someone help.
 

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Ran it through my tumbler with amonia/water and other clad coins. It lightened up and now has a gold tint. It is definitely a different color from the silver colored coins. I guess this is the best it will get, but at least it's clean now.

Thanks for your answers.

Anita
 

AC1955 said:
Ran it through my tumbler with amonia/water and other clad coins. It lightened up and now has a gold tint. It is definitely a different color from the silver colored coins. I guess this is the best it will get, but at least it's clean now.

Thanks for your answers.

Anita

At least it will still spend the same
 

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