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Showing content with the highest reputation on 09/12/2018 in Posts

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    Chingford
    There's me been putting cleaning fluid on me chips and peas all these years A couple of examples would be good for Forum scrutiny please
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    Madness
    That's awesome, thanks @declanwmagee ! Thanks everyone. The more the merrier! I have about 280 at the moment.
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    Ukstu
    That got me as well Stu lol even though i knew what it meant from Rhuddlan coins. Doh! Glad you've got a solution Badger. Do look on that link i posted as it also covers contemporary imitations. It might also be worth contacting the owner of the site with images of it. He may be able to offer a bit more information on it. Best wishes Stu.
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    1949threepence
    Indeed. To be honest, Mick, I'm struggling to comprehend why anyone would use that stuff on their coins. It contains sulfamic acid and phosphoric acid. I'd imagine it would do more than just get rid of the dirt. Apparently, In August 2009, it was revealed that household cleaners such as Cillit Bang and Mr. Muscle have been used to clean plutonium stains at the defunct Dounreay nuclear power station in Caithness.
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    DrLarry
    really in all honesty I cannot see why I would bother to collect coins, when tokens are so beautiful ...I nearly did not even begin to collect them then I realised the fantastic artwork on many of them and was hooked
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    Paulus
    Pretty little farthing newbie courtesy of Colin Goode (aboutfarthings)





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