Interesting verdigris removal......

relicsncoins · April 15, 2009 8:23AM

I was reading this thread across the street. Whatever this guy used, the results are pretty decent.

Verdigris Removal.

ArizonaJack · April 15, 2009 8:56AM

Cool thread !!
I am the exclusive distrubutor of this product. I have used it with amazing results, and am in process of some nice before and after pics as well.

BAJJERFAN · April 15, 2009 11:26AM

Since he claims its available nowhere in the world.....

Q: What is in VERDI-GONE™?
A: The active ingredient is a proprietary reacted molecule and absolutely not available anywhere else in the world. Each batch is individually chemist created in a laboratory.

........I wonder if he did all of his Government/EPA busy work.

ArizonaJack · April 15, 2009 11:44AM

Yes he did.

We have the required Material Saftey Data Sheets ( harmless ) and all legal bases have been thouroughly covered.

As a break out product, I expect and understand some hesitation and I personally back this product fully. One of the first orders placed was a CU member, I am waiting for a reply and hope to see his results posted soon.

The formula is only available in one place. I will now back down from this thread to avoid a conflict or spam accusations.

RedHerring · April 15, 2009 12:13PM

I've used VERDI-GONE many times with excellent results. This product causes no surface problems and I highly recommend it.

MrSpud · April 15, 2009 12:23PM

So what is it identified as on the MSDS?

rich · April 15, 2009 12:23PM

Keep us posted,Sounds like a real winning product!

ArizonaJack · April 15, 2009 3:17PM

MSDS sent to your email

VERDICHEMIST · April 16, 2009 9:33AM

Hello, I am the inventor of VERDI-GONE™ Copper Conservation Fluid. I was directed to this thread to clear up a question:

All regulatory, health and safety testing/requirements have been completed and met. Please review the MSDS to address any specific concerns.

Thanks for everyone's interest, testimonials and support of the product!

mheffner2 · April 16, 2009 9:59AM

Well post some pics already. Please.

AnkurJ · April 16, 2009 10:24AM

How long do you need to soak a coin with mild verdigris to remove it?

AJ

robkool · April 16, 2009 10:49AM

I wonder where I can get this product ??? It sure has some fantastic results with copper...

ArizonaJack · April 16, 2009 10:52AM

It varies, I have had from one day to several days depending on the amount and nastines of it.

Here is a load of pics if you read the thread.

Here is an example of before and after:

and after

guys, I really have to be careful here, This is not an advertisment. I am just answering questions. 2 more bottles went out to board members today, I would prefer if they would start a thread with honest opinions and before/after pics.

VERDICHEMIST · April 16, 2009 10:56AM

<< How long do you need to soak a coin with mild verdigris to remove it?

AJ >>

Very light verdigris can be removed in a matter of minutes. Typical times range from 5 minutes to an hour. Every coin is different and times will vary depending on the thickness of the verdigris layer. Also, for light verdigris, a dilution of approximately 50% VERDI-GONE™ and 50% distilled water is recommended. The weaker the solution and the less the exposure time the better. That is the key to effective use of the product.

Goldbully · April 16, 2009 11:00AM

Welcome, VERDICHEMIST!!!

AnkurJ · April 16, 2009 11:44AM

Here is the coin. It looks much worse here than in person. The dark spot is not visible at all.

Ankur

BAJJERFAN · April 16, 2009 12:55PM

<< So what is it identified as on the MSDS? >>

That universal ingredient "Trade Secret"

However there is enough info present to give some insight as to what it could be.

BAJJERFAN · April 16, 2009 1:00PM

<< 

<< How long do you need to soak a coin with mild verdigris to remove it?

AJ >>

Very light verdigris can be removed in a matter of minutes. Typical times range from 5 minutes to an hour. Every coin is different and times will vary depending on the thickness of the verdigris layer. Also, for light verdigris, a dilution of approximately 50% VERDI-GONE™ and 50% distilled water is recommended. The weaker the solution and the less the exposure time the better. That is the key to effective use of the product. >>

VERDICHEMIST: please enable your PM function.

dorkkarl · April 16, 2009 11:01PM

pretty interesting ,though i ai'nt convinced that the same results can't be achieved by non proprietary means

K S

grip · April 18, 2009 6:45AM

My concern is if the coin will grade after using it?.

BAJJERFAN · April 18, 2009 7:00AM

<< My concern is if the coin will grade after using it?. >>

Try it and see.

ArizonaJack · April 18, 2009 8:34AM

In the Op's link, the inventor got a nasty 09-S VDB into a slab......hey, they sure would'nt slab before, so whats to lose besides the verdigris? I shipped about 7 bottles this week, some to board members I would guess.....lets wait for more independant trials

Wolf359 · April 18, 2009 8:53AM

Will it work on this coin? It's a Wide AM

VERDICHEMIST · April 20, 2009 2:34PM

<< Will it work on this coin? It's a Wide AM >>

Always start by trying distilled water and then xylenes before using VERDI-GONE™. There appears to be some organic matter mixed in with the verdigris. Also, unfortunately, that coin has not fully oxidized (browned), so VERDI-GONE™ may not be suitable. The product is not recommended for red/BU coins.

1Mike1 · April 20, 2009 4:20PM

<< Will it work on this coin? It's a Wide AM

>>

Tip your head to the side and it looks like Grover Cleveland's head is coming out of the bad spot looking down at the word liberty.

7Jaguars · April 20, 2009 10:59PM

Xylenes?????I don't think so, please come up with another substance. = DANGEROUS. Try some ancients with this product maybe?

lasvegasteddy · May 4, 2009 12:31PM

a big thumbs up there jack...i ordered this on friday and it's here on monday

time to test

Wolf359 · May 6, 2009 4:39PM

Results of my first test with an unimportant coin. I got frustrated and used a Q-tip after waiting a number of days. Interesting...

MORGANHUNTER2 · May 6, 2009 11:11PM

Wolfe- would you recommend its use?

Bajjer- since I know what you do is it worth the risk as well?

BAJJERFAN · May 6, 2009 11:18PM

<< Wolfe- would you recommend its use?

Bajjer- since I know what you do is it worth the risk as well? >>

IMO you have nothing to lose by trying it on a low value coin.

Wolf359 · May 7, 2009 12:21AM

It does seem to work - on brown Lincolns at least.

Interesting verdigris removal......

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