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Is the original formula "Blue Ribbon" coin conditioner still highly coveted?
TallahasseeCoinClub
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I had a guy that works at one of the services contact me and ask to buy the half bottle I have. We never talked price. i still use it once or twice per year.
Yes, as far as I know there’s never been a suitable replacement formulated.
Demand appears to be strong: a full bottle sold on December 27 on eBay for $600.
why dont they make it? patent, ownership? i dont remember (crs)
The EPA banned the active ingredient, trichloroethane, some time ago...
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Dang, I have two old half bottles that my kids will probably throw out someday!
It is expensive being a doctor these days.
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I think I have a sealed bottle I bought over decade ago from a forum member. I've never used it.
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I had a bottle of that in the 1970's.
It was a really good product for copper cents. It removed oil and junk without harm to the surfaces. Once it dried there were no signs that the coin was treated. The military used it for cleaning weapons. The health risk were really bad. I understand the replacement was not all that great. I never tried it.
Is that what you paid, $2.25. Who needed the stock market to make a killing. lol.