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montanagold

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I got this idea from my friend Gary for cleaning nickels, He had found a buffalo that he had soaked in vinegar for several weeks changing out the solution once a week and flipping the coin. Well I had 4 V nickels that I had thrown in the tumbler and it got some of the crud off but as you can see by the first picture they were still pink and caked with some sort of hard crust. So I tried it with one a 1912 and after a couple of weeks it worked great as seen in the second picture, The only problem was that it didn't have that old coin shine so I broke out the dremal with the polishing wheel and compound and gave it a buff, as you can see by the last pictures front and back it worked great. I wouldn't suggest it with a valuable coin but like I have said before I like to see my coins. Hope this helps some of you, I know nickels can be a pain to clean.
 
Awesome Montana!! I might give it a try... Thanks for sharing!!!
 
Montanagold always gets the good stuff. Thats cool! I've got to get a tumbler soon. Its time to get on with the Hunt.
 
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