Coke cleans a penny better than lemon juice because coke has a lot more chemicals than lemon juice.
HOWEVER ...You should only clean ordinary coins that have no collector value. Anything you use to try to shine or otherwise "spiff up" a collectible coin will damage its surface and reduce its value to coin collectors.you should clean a penny wit Lemon Juice.
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neither. the best way to clean a penny is by using some lemon juice and salt this is correct because i tried it
If you put a lot of salt in the vinegar it will make lots of dirt come off the pennies
Bleach will not clean a penny well at all - in fact, it will cause a reaction between the copper of the coin and the chlorine in the bleach. The oxidation will turn the majority of the penny black whilst also producing a green and white paste comprised of mainly copper hydroxides and also maybe some zinc hydroxide.Unless you have a common circulation coin or a junk coin without a date, using any household chemicals, juice, soda, erasers, etc. will destroy its collector value.
Yes
i would say dawn but lemon juice cause it is an stronger acid.
Lemon juice and salt can clean a dirty penny alsovinegar and salt
you should clean a penny wit Lemon Juice.
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Lemon juice. Vinegar & saltcleans it even better.
no because of the sugar
neither. the best way to clean a penny is by using some lemon juice and salt this is correct because i tried it
A lemon cleans a penny better.
LUMPS OF RICE! will clean your penny sir
The acidity in the juice removes the dirt.
tomato juice, orange juice, grape fruit juice, lemon juice, lime juice, and pickle juice also can clean a penny