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OK, I use Lemon Juice sometimes, I also noticed it doesn't work well on debased silverMarcus nr.1 said:CRUSADER said:Very nice, whats your cleaning method?
Silver or gold can be rinsed in vinegar or lemon acid....but be careful that coin is not silver plated,you will ruin it.Bronze coins i clean with sharp dentist tool under the magnifier.
Thank you all
CRUSADER said:OK, I use Lemon Juice sometimes, I also noticed it doesn't work well on debased silverMarcus nr.1 said:CRUSADER said:Very nice, whats your cleaning method?
Silver or gold can be rinsed in vinegar or lemon acid....but be careful that coin is not silver plated,you will ruin it.Bronze coins i clean with sharp dentist tool under the magnifier.
Thank you all
The XP is the best machine I have used, I know it doesn't have the best depth compared to some machines but depth is not the most important thing to me on ploughed land. Also I don't use discrimination, so can't comment. I like to hear everything & dig most rubbish/iron, plus any Disc will affect the depth as well.Marcus nr.1 said:CRUSADER said:OK, I use Lemon Juice sometimes, I also noticed it doesn't work well on debased silverMarcus nr.1 said:CRUSADER said:Very nice, whats your cleaning method?
Silver or gold can be rinsed in vinegar or lemon acid....but be careful that coin is not silver plated,you will ruin it.Bronze coins i clean with sharp dentist tool under the magnifier.
Thank you all
microscope with 12 - 15 X magnify is thing that we should have...unfortunately i don`t have it that way you can easy determinate is it silver plated or pure silver... i mess few nice coin putting them in lemon juice.
by the way are you satisfy with XP?i heard that they have bad discrimination,but good depth
best regards
marcus
CRUSADER said:This year I'm already on 81. Plus 5 Gold Coins this year, & over 600 Roman Bronzes.
Its my first year so still learning