A Complete Guide To Cleaning, Preservation and Conservation of Coins, page 1

How To Clean and Preserve All Kinds of Coins, Tokens and Medals

This section contains information on what to do and what not to do with coin finds from recovery to collection.

Coin Before and After CleaningThe information presented in this section is primarily for the inland coin hunter, however, those detectorists who search for jewelry and relics, and everybody else who collect the coins and artifacts, can greatly benefit from reading these chapters as well.

In the chapters below you can find some useful tips and information related to cleaning and preservation of coins, tokens, medals or relics. Please feel free to submit your own practical tips and methods that could help others!

To determine whether your coin is a key-date piece, i.e. highly valuable, or not, you can visit my Numismatic Corner - a guide to the US and other coins, where you will find US coins' key-dates, coin images, numismatic information and specifics.

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Removing Rust from Iron Artifacts with Electrolysis - The most detailed and illustrated 150-picture Tutorial on the web - Part I

Removing Hard Encrustations from Coins with Electrolysis - The most detailed and illustrated 50-picture Tutorial on the web - Part II

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