Fun with a Morgan.. One hard boiled egg, Vinegar, onion, and a tupperware container.

Trinketts

It's interesting to do your own experiments so you know what to watch out for...

PS... This coin will never be sold... For those ready to accuse me of being a coin Dr...

michael

sounds like my usual lunch

Myqqy

You're off to a good start, but I think you have more work to do.....

coindeuce

Did you use the H-B egg and vinegar to spruce up the coin, or did you eat the egg and drink the vinegar to fart on the coin?

cheezhed

<< <i>Did you use the H-B egg and vinegar to spruce up the coin, or did you eat the egg and drink the vinegar to fart on the coin? >>

TorinoCobra71

You.....You.....You Morgan KILLER YOU!

TorinoCobra71

"Coin Doctor, INDEED!"

MrSpud

Interesting. It is fun and educational to experiment like this. I've only done this with pocket change myself. I don't think I could bring myself do do it to a Morgan or any collector coins. I thought about buying some silver rounds though, just to see if I get the same results with silver as I have with the pocket change. Note that the same colors you got are represented on the coin below, just the placement of them is controlled differently.

JRocco

Remember the experiment when you were a kid--- If you soak a hard boiled egg in vinegar for a few days it turns into a rubbery ball that you can bounce???

ABC123

Looks like Dr 9021-- egg !!

robertpr

<< <i>Remember the experiment when you were a kid--- If you soak a hard boiled egg in vinegar for a few days it turns into a rubbery ball that you can bounce??? >>



No, but thanks for the info.

rcjes

Interesting. It is fun and educational to experiment like this. I've only done this with pocket change myself. I don't think I could bring myself do do it to a Morgan or any collector coins. I thought about buying some silver rounds though, just to see if I get the same results with silver as I have with the pocket change. Note that the same colors you got are represented on the coin below, just the placement of them is controlled differently.




how did you get the blue around the perimeter?

Shamika

The pattern isn't pretty, but the colors are nice.

MrSpud

<< <i>Texthow did you get the blue around the perimeter? >>



Ummm...it involved chemicals, heat, cardboard and trial and error. Not sure if I could do it again and get the same results.