Clad Clean-Up

GabbityGabby · Jan 8, 2016

Reef Runner said:
Likewise, the dirt will eventually stop up your plumbing. Dirt tends to sink, rather than flow, so it will settle in the traps. I hope you don't do this to often. Just mentioning...............

I can testify to the truth of this statement. Our sink drain was clogged so I used the plunger on it... tons of dirt and sand came shooting out. Of course I didn't mention to my parents that that's where I rinsed all my MDing finds, lol. Now I wash almost everything under the outside faucet when I can and put clad in the tumbler.

Bigtwin · Jan 8, 2016

I noticed phosphoric acid is the main cleaner, wonder if this from Home Depot might work as well...

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Miracle-...osphoric-Acid-Cleaner-CON-CLE-QT-SG/100672861

Ohiodigger · Jan 13, 2016

z118 said:
I clean my clad coins by dumping them into a plastic peanut butter jar with vinegar and salt. I shake the jar for about 5 minutes, and then rinse well. I think this is the cheapest and easiest way to clean up clad. The coins come out looking like normal circulated coins. Just remember to clean the pennies seperately from the other coins.

Will this work on wheaties and Injuns?

thehip · Jan 19, 2016

going to use the vinegar method, but will dilute it down.

Idigchesapeake · Jan 21, 2016

As a side note if you accidentally mix copper and all your coins are tinted Ketchup with lemon juice will clean them up after a few minutes then rinse.

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Surf Master · Feb 22, 2016

Ron

Some baking soda, Dawn, small rocks, 6 to 8 hours later done, Earl

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