BetterThanTexas
Jr. Member
- Apr 24, 2022
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Looks like a pretty good technique. Hard to screw up a coin that has been in the dirt for 80 years or more. Probably a good way to get in display shape. I doubt most coins that have been in the ground for extended periods of time would recieve nothing better than About Good grade at the very best, anyways.