[Jewelry making - Article 00326] - Re: [Orchid] Roman Coins

[Julia Potts]

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    I would try white vinegar. 

    I have cleaned antiquity peices like this before ...mostly with
    positive results. 

    I would suggest trying a little maybe on one of the "not so nice"
    pieces and see how they come out!  (this seems to remove alot of
    tarnish and other types of buildups...I know that alot of mineral
    collecters clean with vinegar also) 

-julia potts
julia potts studios Outlook Express

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