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Here's a question for you folks that use the electrolysis cleaning method.

RustyNTX

New member
Can you clean pennies that way? I recently went to Disney World and on the way stopped for a couple of nights in Gulf Shores at an RV park on the bay. Got to do a little MDing on their beach while there. dug a few coins with some crud on them but as I was turning around, a round object on the surface caught my eye. It's a heavily encrusted coin the same size as a penny but so badly encrusted, it's about three times as thick as a penny. Im using the electrolysis on an lighter encrusted Memorial but I've never used it before. There are bubbles coming from both electrodes. Is that normal? Thanks for the help.
 
Any bubbles that I see are from one electrode only. :shrug:

Sorry I can't help you on this inquiry

Good luck with this coin

Lorraine
 
.... They still aren't able to go through a "change counting machine" then throw them out and be glad they are gone. Salt water found pennies are almost always toast after a few weeks or months in the sea.
 
Once the copper is gone, it's pretty much toast. I'm working on the second one but don't have much hopes for it.
 
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