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Have you ever left a coin in your pants and had it washed.

My wife just found a peace dollar in the washing machine that I had in my pants and it came out looking beauiful, what kind of damage do you think it did. It looks different in a better way, kind of buffed out, but it is a blazer.
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<< <i>My wife calls those "laundry tips." >>
My wife told me that the coin looked like one of the best ones she has ever see compared to the junk she says I buy. Wait til she gets a look at my check from the recent 250+ silver dollars I sent in for melt. Maybe my collection won't be junk to her until after she cashes the check.
The real problem is when things make it through the dryer. I still haven't gotten all of the blue out since a blue crayon made it all the way through the dryer stage.
-Fuzz
I am much more careful with my coins.
One time I had washed a roll of breath mints, and dried them in a pair of pants.
The following day I realized I had mints in my pocket, plucked one out of the roll, and ate one.
It tasted like soap, and managed to spit most of it out.
<< <i>Always find change in the washer.
One time I had washed a roll of breath mints, and dried them in a pair of pants.
The following day I realized I had mints in my pocket, plucked one out of the roll, and ate one.
It tasted like soap, and managed to spit most of it out.
Now see there is a million dollar invention, when a mom or dad wants to wash their kids mouth out with soap, give them a washer mint. Get it Washer/Mint.
Maybe name it something else, come on superbowl, I need to find time to do something else before then.