Why People Clean Pennies

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What is the purpose of cleaning pennies? The purpose of cleaning pennies is to make them clean for a collection. If somebody were to display pennies that person would most likely want his/her display to look nice instead of old looking, tarnished pennies. Another reason why people clean pennies is for an activity for younger children. When would pennies start to tarnish? Pennies tarnish when they react to oxygen and sulphides. This is why some pennies turn green. For a penny to become completely tarnished is a very slow process. The exact time is unknown. Where is the best place to keep pennies so they don’t tarnish? The best place to keep pennies so they don’t tarnish is in a box or sealed bag. Most pennies collectors do this because it keeps the pennies from being exposed to a high amount of oxygen and sulphides.…show more content…
Tarnished pennies are usually more valuable than clean pennies depending on what year they were made. Tarnished Pennies make the penny rarer because it is authentic. This is why tarnished pennies are worth more than cleaned pennies. Does cleaning coins devalue them? Cleaning tarnished pennies devalues them. It devalues them because most coin collectors consider cleaning pennies as ruining them. If you clean a coin the value can go from being expensive to worthless. Why do pennies tarnish? Old U.S. pennies (before 1982) were made of copper. After that the pennies were made with zinc and electroplated with copper. Both of the pennies had copper on the outside. Copper will tarnish like most metals. Copper reacts to oxygen and sulphides that are brown or green. Pennies that are brown are in circulation. Pennies that are not in circulation are green. To get the copper oxide back to a higher energy state of pure requires the addition of energy. When copper is melted and smelted it adds heat to provide energy. Which solution would work best? According to research, we think lemon juice will work the best. Liquids we are

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