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Old Coin Cleaner I found for Sale at Antique shop
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I think it's worth the laughs!!! That brush looks very harsh!
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Stuart
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<< <i>Did that come with the Seated Dollar? LOL Sorry >>
lol nope but i sure shoudl have used it on it! i found out its fake so it wouldnt have mattered!
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I think it's worth the laughs!!! That brush looks very harsh! >>
What we have here is the classic "wiz kit." This has how the crooks changed "sliders" (AU coins) into "Uncirculated" coins and fleeced the public out of millions of dollars before third party grading came along. After a coiin as gotten the treatment from this device, the it's value is considerabely diminished.
And, yes, this thing is "nasty."
<< <i>I wouldn't use that on Dug coins
omg, ill second that one for sure
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<< <i>I wouldn't use that on Dug coins
omg, ill second that one for sure >>
I think that dung would be better for your coins than that wire brush.
After all, it said " won't harm coins".
About as bogus as the "We buy gold" guys.
<< <i>That would certainly help remove any die polish striations from an MS-70 proof UHR Gold coin!
no kiddin!
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Not really looking for much these days but if I were, it might be a toner.