HEAVYMETALNUT
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bought some smokes and got this back in my change today.a 1950-D rosie.
DO NOT CLEAN ANY VALUABLE COINS!!!!! but,since this is just worth it's weight in silver being a common date,high a mintage dime...i wanted to show ya what i use to clean my common silver.
works great,non-abrasive and i stand by this stuff.took me 30 secs to go from before and after pic of dime.
sold at most drug stores and wal-mart
dave
				
			DO NOT CLEAN ANY VALUABLE COINS!!!!! but,since this is just worth it's weight in silver being a common date,high a mintage dime...i wanted to show ya what i use to clean my common silver.
works great,non-abrasive and i stand by this stuff.took me 30 secs to go from before and after pic of dime.
sold at most drug stores and wal-mart
dave
 
 
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		 And what's with the smokes:huh: Doesn't ren and stimpy have enough on you already, without giving them the endurance edge?
 And what's with the smokes:huh: Doesn't ren and stimpy have enough on you already, without giving them the endurance edge? 
 oke:
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		 Just saying, since you are asking me to read you signature rofl We'll see who's gonna get some lumps at the end of this year :bop: :bop: bad Dave :bop: lol
 Just saying, since you are asking me to read you signature rofl We'll see who's gonna get some lumps at the end of this year :bop: :bop: bad Dave :bop: lol They are a brass threaded knob that gets screwed onto an ox horn. This keeps the ox from hurting you or another ox. They usually fall off when plowing the fields. Ask Del to show you his exquisite collection
 They are a brass threaded knob that gets screwed onto an ox horn. This keeps the ox from hurting you or another ox. They usually fall off when plowing the fields. Ask Del to show you his exquisite collection  
			