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Thanks guys :8 :8 :8 I keep convincing myself it is 1930 as the 6 in 36 isn't looking right but cant get the s$#t off the date :lol: :lol: :lol:
knowing my luck I've got the only 1980 penny in existence :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
I know about destroying rare coins by cleaning but,
A few small drops of Olive oil over the verdigris will
gently lift most of it off without destroying the patina.
Let it soak for a week wrapped in light cloth.
Stop when you can make out the date.
Good Luck...
Thanks SinHof, I think I got to wait for the garbage around here to be emptied seems to be overflowing in the spots I want to be :lol:
Just when I finish picking up all the surface caps the buggers here go and buy another pallet of beer and start flicking caps at each other again :lol: :lol: :lol:
Pulled out a few good pre-decs mate, the corrosion on those coppers usually leaves deep pitting on the surface of the coin once the oxidation is removed, bit of a 50/50 on whether they are worth cleaning at times.
The coppers are usually toast around here GP, but the one now is the question of is it or is it not :/
It doesn't look like corrosion hiding the magic 0 but it's hard as, almost makes me think it's copper deposit growing on it to ruin the coin of the year find :lol:
Evening B5MECH,
Great to see you are still pulling some goldies, north of you the scene is pretty quiet, particularly the beaches, quite a surprise given the beach traffic in recent days.
Enjoy New Years Eve, SinHof.
Happy New Year SinHof
I ran the makro down the beach last night for $2.60 and 2 sinkers :lol: hoping that changes soon
Had a look at one of the main ones that is near and the place was almost empty today
Bring on the new year traffic