Citizen H Posted Tuesday at 08:20 PM Posted Tuesday at 08:20 PM this was found amongst others it seem worth a show , same about Verdigris opinions and comments welcome đ  Quote
Peckris 2 Posted Tuesday at 09:08 PM Posted Tuesday at 09:08 PM It's an acceptable example, but shame about the green. 1 Quote
copper123 Posted Wednesday at 01:18 PM Posted Wednesday at 01:18 PM seen a lot worse , scarcer date as well. 1 Quote
Citizen H Posted Wednesday at 03:04 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 03:04 PM 1 hour ago, copper123 said: seen a lot worse , scarcer date as well. I do like a Edward VII , although Coppers dont sing to me I feel this ones a keep, having a Scarcer date tag also adds to its appeal. many thanks "H"Â Quote
copper123 Posted Wednesday at 09:17 PM Posted Wednesday at 09:17 PM a cocktail stick could poss improve it but be careful Quote
Citizen H Posted yesterday at 10:14 AM Author Posted yesterday at 10:14 AM (edited) 13 hours ago, copper123 said: a cocktail stick could poss improve it but be careful I have a soapy warm water soft tooth brush regime with all my worn silver coins, there was a really...and I mean Really, totally manky Victorian Rupee,.... once all the grud had soaked off it was a really nice coin.... I will have gentle prod with a cocktail stick once I have some free time.... and lets see how things turn out..đ  Edited yesterday at 10:29 AM by Citizen H Quote
Peckris 2 Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago Washing works with silver but not with bronze unfortunately. You could try bathing it in light olive oil for a few days but not for too long. Quote
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