For use with The Museum Precious Metals Cleaning Plate.

Using electrolytic action instead of traditional chemical-polish abrasion, this tarnish remover bathes away tarnish from oxidized silver without removing any of the underlying metal. Simply place the 6 x 8 cleaning plate in a sink of hot water, add the activator, and immerse the tarnished metal. Tarnish dissolves and transfers to the cleaning plate, which lasts indefinitely and rinses clean under the tap. Non-toxic and harmless to precious gems, the tarnish remover cleans copper, quality brass, bronze, stainless steel, silver, and gold. Includes 1 lb. of activator; use 1 tbsp. per 1 quart of water. 6 W x 8 L. (3 oz.).

This unique timepiece uses both sides of an actual silver half dollar to form its dial face and case back. Minted continually from 1916 to 1947, the Walking Liberty/Standing Eagle is one of the finest examples of U.S. coinage and has a silver content that is 90% of 0.900 fineness. The coin is cut cross-sectionally and surrounded by a watch case. Gold-plated prominent features. Quartz movement. Brown leather strap. Mint dates and face colors may vary due to the unique nature of each coin. 1 1/8 Diam. face.

Face and back are a laser-cut Mercury head dime minted between 1916 and 1945 (also of 90% silver with .900 fineness). Face diameter measures 3/4. Mint dates and face colors may vary due to the unique nature of each coin.