[Uncle Bob]

Cheers guys!  Comments appreciated.

Bob.

[briser_fae_the_broch]

Wow!!!

[Bounty Hunter]

Congratulations on your lovely silver find there Bob. Great to see Scottish coins recovered and saved from the plough.

[Val Beechey]

Beautiful coin Uncle Bob. I’d feel the same, just a little clean, couldn’t resist. You’ve been at it long enough to know how to do it, go on, you know you want to. 

[John]

Don't attempt to clean the coin.

QUOTE FROM ONE OF MY BLOGS
"I don't know where I first read it, but there's a great piece of advice in a saying that tells us that cleaning coins is like marriage and shouldn't be embarked on lightly. Or have I just made that up? Translated, that simply means DON'T DO IT! It's far better to have a dirty coin with it's original patina, than have one that is irretrievably damaged."

http://www.johnwinter.net/jw/2015/03/cleaning-coins-and-artefacts/
http://www.johnwinter.net/jw/2017/02/looking-after-your-detecting-bits/

[Uncle Bob]

Aye - you are right.  It's the age old battle between the brain and the heart!  It's still as found. The brain won!

Cheers.

Bob.

[Greusaich]

Wow, beauty!

[Doodles the Flatback]

Uncle bob I was given a tip for silver coins on cleaning and that was to use a rubber at the end of a pencil I have tried this with an ordinanary sixpence  and worked really well try it on another silver coin and you can decide from there if you wish to use that method.