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Re: Are paint fumes bad for coins? Paint used car touch up spray paint.
Most of the things used in modern paints are industrial solvents - toluene, xylene, acetone, such like. They're exactly the kinds of solvents we would normally recommend to clean coins with. So in ge… (View Post)7 -
Re: Are there any products that deal with these kinds of spots effectively?
Acetone won't remove tarnish. You'd need something like E-z-est dip, or the baking soda and aluminium foil method. (View Post)2 -
Re: Why do TPG's label these wrong?
Fundamentally, the reason why they call it "Mexico" is because the world coin catalogues they base their coin listings off have always called it "Mexico". Which simply kicks the c… (View Post)2 -
Re: Coin with two backs
This one is a prop for a relatively simple magic trick: "Look in my hand, a perfectly normal penny. Alakazam! Now it's a dime." (View Post)1 -
Re: Coins that are worth a million times face?
Under current space law, the ownership of a spacecraft (or piece thereof) rests with the government of the country from which it was launched. Thus, a probe (either currently operational or derelict)… (View Post)1