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I have around 30 Indian Heads now. I've cleaned them with distilled water using a Q-tip and tooth picks. Is there anything wrong with hitting them with an electric tooth brush and distilled water? Could it potentially lower the value?
Also, does the wax method to give them 'pop' reduce the value at all? |
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I use a toothbrush and dish soap on all my indians, dry them then wax them....I have dug five 1867s over last couple yrs and last one I dug I decided to put on ebay, I said it was dug and it atill brought $46 bucks.....got positive feedback right away and yes it was waxed
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