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« on: September 14, 2014, 06:45:52 PM »

Hi Guys
Since starting detecting only 2 months ago I have found around 50 old pennies and halfpennies along with other bits and pieces and 2 badly worn hammered. Oldest penny is 1794 George 111 I think.
I have a few questions to put before you experienced members.
What's best way to clean these coins? Or should I leave them alone?
If I find anything of any value which is not treasure and would like to sell it, where would I offer it for sale so as to cover costs of new equipment etc.? Perhaps that's a bit of wishful thinking!!!!
Thanks in advance.
Tom


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