Silver dollars
Jerry - OHIO
from the 20's. how can I clean these ? They were is an old black baking
soda can under a floor I ripped up in the house my grand dad owned.
Jerry
beekeep
Sand blast them.
beekeep
dlhii
>I have some 1921 silver dollars and some indian head cents my mom saved
>from the 20's. how can I clean these ? They were is an old black baking
>soda can under a floor I ripped up in the house my grand dad owned.
>Jerry
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ultrasound cleaner is about the only method I know of the won't
de-value them
Bruce Remick
"Jerry - OHIO" <awoodb...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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Could be you have a rare baking soda can there. Sorry about the floor.
What's on the dollar coins that you'd like to remove?
Jerry - OHIO
the others. The cents were well used ,my mother got them when she worked
in a ticket booth at a park in 1924 . There all common dates , no 'S '
markings . Just a nice little can of coins. Also a few large cents with
Queen Lizy that are " well " used.
Bruce Remick
> Out of the six dollars the one on the bottom of the can is darker than
> the others. The cents were well used ,my mother got them when she worked
> in a ticket booth at a park in 1924 . There all common dates , no 'S '
> markings . Just a nice little can of coins. Also a few large cents with
> Queen Lizy that are " well " used.
> Jerry
If your intent is to sell the dollar coins, I would suggest leaving them
just as they are. Any potential buyer interested in them for reasons beyond
their silver value might be smitten by the possibility of a "diamond in the
rough". If you "clean" them, the mystery disappears.
As for the common coppers, either keep them as novelties or put them up as a
lot on eBay and hope for the best. Don't try to "clean" these either.
Jerry - OHIO
,coins will go to him. That kid has one great grampa !!! He already has
a huge stamp collection ,so I know he'll take care of the coins.