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      #17
      I loved it before but that cleaning has runied it IMO.

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        #18
        Originally posted by Jon Fish View Post
        I loved it before but that cleaning has runied it IMO.
        I agree on that Jon!!!

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          #19
          Do you know what did he use to remove the debris and rust? Any strong chemical? I guess he did not use brushing?

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            #20
            It's still nice to find such things

            I like it not to ever sell it but to keep it in youre own collection as youre top find

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              #21
              Originally posted by Hartigan View Post
              Do you know what did he use to remove the debris and rust? Any strong chemical? I guess he did not use brushing?
              Yes indeed. He uses "durgol" a strong Descaler--> It should NEVER be used to clean, enemal, nature stone,...
              I warned him, the enemal is destroyed after seconds. Durgol is good for iron buckles, Alu, and so on. But it kills the color of buckles.

              Cheers Pzb14

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                #22
                Very disappointing....he destroyed a potentially fantastic find
                What a shame

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                  #23
                  One cannot very well leave those contaminates on, it would end up getting eaten up just the same.
                  I metal detect, and often find coins that have been in the ground far longer than these.
                  They only cleaning method I use is warm water and a toothbrush - Of course, relic coins are not very comparable to medals, medals are far more challenging.

                  All in all i think he did a decent job, hopefully he will settle for a method a bit less caustic in the future - Concentrated steam + toothbrush may be an option.

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by RadarZ View Post
                    One cannot very well leave those contaminates on, it would end up getting eaten up just the same.
                    I metal detect, and often find coins that have been in the ground far longer than these.
                    They only cleaning method I use is warm water and a toothbrush - Of course, relic coins are not very comparable to medals, medals are far more challenging.

                    All in all i think he did a decent job, hopefully he will settle for a method a bit less caustic in the future - Concentrated steam + toothbrush may be an option.
                    Silverbrush is a must have (not only for coins also for enemaled items), destilled water, much time, maybe a ultrasonic cleaner (alos not for enemal) ... these methods are very gentle.

                    Cheers Pzb14

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