skeeterbait Elite Member Joined Jan 12, 2012 Messages 2,557 Location new york Aug 29, 2014 #1 soaked my shield nickel in worcheshire sauce wondering if another soak would hurt it Attachments shield1.jpg 52.5 KB · Views: 549 shield.jpg 74.9 KB · Views: 552
Kemper Banned Joined Feb 9, 2014 Messages 2,851 Location Missouri Aug 29, 2014 #2 I've used olive oil. I'd say another soaking wouldn't hurt. I'd just put it in a coin holder but not an airtight one after that. Nice coin.
I've used olive oil. I'd say another soaking wouldn't hurt. I'd just put it in a coin holder but not an airtight one after that. Nice coin.
coindog1 Elite Member Joined May 11, 2012 Messages 565 Location the great state of new england Aug 29, 2014 #3 leave it...its not a valuable coin...and its not gonna get much better...nice find though...
C coinshooter Senior Member Joined Jan 10, 2013 Messages 423 Location Schertz, Tx (north of San Antonio) Sep 30, 2014 #4 Coin Nice find but it may not get any better. I'd still show it off.
woodbutcher Forum Supporter Joined Jan 29, 2014 Messages 7,889 Location Western Pennsylvania Nov 27, 2014 #5 I like the aged look of some,that looks great.
matmit Elite Member Forum Supporter Joined Jul 6, 2010 Messages 13,155 Location Mount Pleasant WI Nov 27, 2014 #6 I would leave it as is. You can always clean it more later, but once you have "cleaned it too much" you can never go back
I would leave it as is. You can always clean it more later, but once you have "cleaned it too much" you can never go back
ohiochris Elite Member Joined Jun 22, 2009 Messages 6,186 Location Findlay , Ohio Nov 28, 2014 #7 Yep.......leave it. I went a little too far on the only shield nickel Ive ever found , before I knew it was better to leave as is ,....now its barely distinguishable as a shield nickel.
Yep.......leave it. I went a little too far on the only shield nickel Ive ever found , before I knew it was better to leave as is ,....now its barely distinguishable as a shield nickel.