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Silver, and a crusted 186?? two center....:minelab:

Back at my fav. park, temps a little warmer my first find of the day was a crusted 186?? two center after that some wheats, then a deep signal, about ten inches down a 1942-D merc it was good to get something good seeing it may be the last hunt of the season....
 
On that 2 cent coin. Get a small jar. Put the coin in it and just cover with olive oil. Than the next day while watching TV, take the coin out and lightly rub it between your fingers for about 20 minutes.
Look at it closely to see if that helps to read the date. You might have to put it back in until the next day. That's what I do to coins that are real bad. They are not much good like that so you can not do any more damage. I do that with my very bad coins. Some times it takes a few tries to get it where you can read the dates. Of course if the date is warren off, nothing you can do. After the oil bath, run hot water over it. That takes off the oil. It don't hurt to try... KEN
 
ken ward said:
On that 2 cent coin. Get a small jar. Put the coin in it and just cover with olive oil. Than the next day while watching TV, take the coin out and lightly rub it between your fingers for about 20 minutes.
Look at it closely to see if that helps to read the date. You might have to put it back in until the next day. That's what I do to coins that are real bad. They are not much good like that so you can not do any more damage. I do that with my very bad coins. Some times it takes a few tries to get it where you can read the dates. Of course if the date is warren off, nothing you can do. After the oil bath, run hot water over it. That takes off the oil. It don't hurt to try... KEN
Yah, thats what i do, let it soak in olive oil about to days after that i put it in the frezer for to days, it cracks the green junk off my take many times but works good...Thanks Ken..
 
Congrats on the finds and just being able to get out swinging. 10" dime , wow!
 
Great finds !
 
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