Here's what I don't quite get about cleaning coins. If a coin has laid in the ground for a hundred+ years, it has been rained on, snowed on, had organic matter rotting on it, been stepped on, been frozen, been thawed, and for all we know survived earthquakes and forest fires or something.
BUT DON'T CLEAN IT! IT WILL RUIN THE VALUE!
never use an abrasive cloth!!!!
even though it's been rubbing against dirt and rocks for a century cotton will somehow hurt it?
I guess I'm just a bit sad I can't reliably clean my Barber Quarter hehe
BUT DON'T CLEAN IT! IT WILL RUIN THE VALUE!
never use an abrasive cloth!!!!
even though it's been rubbing against dirt and rocks for a century cotton will somehow hurt it?
I guess I'm just a bit sad I can't reliably clean my Barber Quarter hehe
