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JAX Black/Brown Darkener
Ave! This is the very best way to re-patinate your over-cleaned/stripped AE ancient coins...at least if you want them to appear…
JAX Brown Darkener
Ave! This is the very best way to re-patinate your over-cleaned/stripped AE ancient coins...at least if you want them to appear…
Gringgott's Wizard Mix #3, Crusty Coins
Ave! Not quite as harsh as lye, this is still one very serious mix and not to be used lightly. I use this…
Gringgott's Wizard Mix #1, Long Term soaks
Ave! Long Term Soaks for encrusted coins and artifacts Mix 1 tablespoon (17gms) in 2 cups (500ML) of very hot de-mineralized water…
Archival 3-Ring Polypropylene Binder Pages
Ave! Our 3-ring Archival polypropylene binder pages are the very best way for you to catalogue and display your ancient coin…
Archival Double-pocket Flips
Ave! 100 2x2 Archival double-pocket flips for only $12.00. Guardhouse Brand, Pre-cut, economical and PVC free. Unplasticized Vinyl (uPVC), free of oils and plasticizers,…
Soft-bristle Dremel Brass Brush
Ave! Another super tool for cleaning ancient coins. I use this tool on all my coins; both for cleaning off soft dirt…
Diamond-dusted Dremel 5-pack
Ave! Wow! All five diamond-dusted Dremel tools in one lot - P 80, B 10 & B 15, Flame tip 45…
Ball Tip B15
Ave! This is the "Big Bruiser" of the five Diamond-dusted Dremel tools. This ball-tipped tool will chew through any amount of hard…
Sharp Point P80
Ave! Just one look at this super-pointed tool lends you to believe that this is not for you... Again, you'll have to…
Flame Tip #45
Ave! Similar to the FT #55, this tool's tip is just a bit sharper. It can be used for similar cleaning…
Flame Tip #55
Ave! This is my 1st choice tool for over-all Dremel cleaning. The 600 grit is easy on your coin's patina. I use…
