Of all my types of silver, Guess Which Tarnishes the Most?
tneig
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Hi,
Not so much as how to clean/store the silver, but it just occurred to me that I have the most tarnish/toning/stain problems with my American Silver Eagles.
I'm looking at the small group of Slabbed MS69 ASEs and they are getting cloudy, if that is the correct description. Not toned but getting a film look. Then I have some in a plastic tube where the edges get toned, but that's sort of expected. I have a few more loose and a few in littleton packages, etc.
Anyway, the ASE's seem to be more sensitive.
I have random type bars loose with no problem, some in factory plastic, and in all kinds of ways because I fiddle with stuff a lot. No tarnish though. Plenty of 90% with no problem other than over handling. Pure silver rounds w no problems.
But the point is I can treat the other stuff no different but the ASEs seem a bit more sensitive.
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Edit fix from AGE to ASE as it should have been.
Not so much as how to clean/store the silver, but it just occurred to me that I have the most tarnish/toning/stain problems with my American Silver Eagles.
I'm looking at the small group of Slabbed MS69 ASEs and they are getting cloudy, if that is the correct description. Not toned but getting a film look. Then I have some in a plastic tube where the edges get toned, but that's sort of expected. I have a few more loose and a few in littleton packages, etc.
Anyway, the ASE's seem to be more sensitive.
I have random type bars loose with no problem, some in factory plastic, and in all kinds of ways because I fiddle with stuff a lot. No tarnish though. Plenty of 90% with no problem other than over handling. Pure silver rounds w no problems.
But the point is I can treat the other stuff no different but the ASEs seem a bit more sensitive.
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Edit fix from AGE to ASE as it should have been.
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