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(reposted from 2003) Did Anyone Ever Try This Method For Cleaning Coins?

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I think I will try it later on today <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":)">.
 
I've heard of that. Nothing much beats Mother Nature. Cigarette ashes also make a great polish for gold, silver, etc. Just dampen a rag and dip it in some ashes and polish away.
Bill
 
Rhubarb is known for being poisonous from the leaves conbtaining oxalic acid. It'd be interesting to go to the drug store & see if you can buy o.a. crystals & skip the plant.
 
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