Cleaned coins

Started by trout, February 14, 2013, 04:24:16 PM

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Fordprefect

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='8818' dateline='1362301035'WD40
must totally stink out the place
does the coin now stink of Wd40??

yukkie - i don't want to try it but i KNOW that curiosity will get the better of me!! ha ha

Stink ? you bet, done in the Shed.

After "Treatment" no smell or residual.

For the coin that I was trying to save I added
a thorough rinse in metho before the acetone bath.

This is the coin I was trying to "Save".
I resisted the temptation to use mechanical
force to remove some of the crud.
The TH of Elizabeth has a tiny bit of crud still.

I'm happy with the end result though.
Before Treatment:(Direct Sunlight not smart)


Close Up of Infected area Before and After :



After Treatment (Different Lighting, tone did not change)
Rob the Elder

JeffH

You could also try some of this on old bronze/copper coins...[attachment=1381].
Refer Verdigris treatment experiment for some pics. of results.

Jeff
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robbiegal

Quote from: 'Fordprefect' pid='8840' dateline='1362313781'
Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='8818' dateline='1362301035'WD40
must totally stink out the place
does the coin now stink of Wd40??

yukkie - i don't want to try it but i KNOW that curiosity will get the better of me!! ha ha

Stink ? you bet, done in the Shed.

After "Treatment" no smell or residual.

For the coin that I was trying to save I added
a thorough rinse in metho before the acetone bath.

This is the coin I was trying to "Save".
I resisted the temptation to use mechanical
force to remove some of the crud.
The TH of Elizabeth has a tiny bit of crud still.

I'm happy with the end result though.
Before Treatment:(Direct Sunlight not smart)


Close Up of Infected area Before and After :



After Treatment (Different Lighting, tone did not change)


looks much better - maybe now just need to seal the surface and it might hold up for a few more years - well done!

Possie Ron

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='8837' dateline='1362312529'Good jobs so far PR :good: I should do some more on mine :dash1:

I scanned the rest in today Ausjack, several really do need a clean. When they are seen at this size now Its so evident to the old eyes,as I haven't seen before. But everything after George V, I  have multiples to play with, a few of old Vs too. So a sort through and maybe find better in the old shoe box. Here's the rest of mine. I put them in set by the Royals. Incidentally, they are totaly hand collected from circulation by me. I'm missing a 25 that I had stolen from me, and funnily never had a not so rare 26.
George 6 http://www.flickr.com/photos/93692018@N07/sets/72157632912258708/

Elizabeth 2 http://www.flickr.com/photos/93692018@N07/sets/72157632908650723/
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ausjack

Sweet, a lot of work and I like the obv and rev pic's, lookin good :good:
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