The ANS is pleased to announce that it has received Rockefeller Noggen grant that will be used to conserve its important collection of early US large scents. After decades of neglect, dust, dirt and grime have taken their toll in the collection, and it's about time these issues were addressed. Here we have an example of a US large scent from 1793. As you can see here, the label says perfect, but if you look closely it's anything but years of dust and dirt and grime just from being left in the vault for all that time and really built up. I'm going to show you what you can do with a little bit of common household cleaner and some elbow grease. We'll have this coin looking like new in no time. I've already put some brass on. This product has been around for over 100 years. It's very commonly used throughout all the great houses in Europe. I'm not to mention a few on this side of the Atlantic and it's used for household items, brass as it says here, copper stainless steel, pewter, bronze. It's really an excellent product and we've tested a number of products but none of them actually worked as well as this. It's tried and true, it's been used for generations. We're just going to show you now what you can do with this. It's a little careful application. Remember when I used to play in a brass band, I played the trumpet and if you showed up to practice with the tarnished trumpet, you know, beating the stick. There's no excuse to have tarnished coins in that collection either, I don't think. We'll do both sides. We've got some fresh product. Now it's time to do the final bit which is to buff it off with a clean dry cloth. You can see I have one of my old t-shirts here that I've cut up just for this purpose. Now as you can see, it's really starting to come up now. It's so much nicer than what we had before. It's the way the mint intended it to be viewed actually. Look at that. I'll show you the older one now before and after. This is, that's before. Look at that ugly nasty dirty thing and this is after. So much better. So much improved. Look at the light just bouncing off of it. It's the reverse. So much better. All right, so it's going to take us quite a while I think to get through the entire collection. So if you'd like to call on book and appointment for when if you'd like to see our newly restored US large cents, please feel free to call Elena in a Stalyarch, our collections manager and her numbers on our web page. Thank you very much for looking at this. We'll see you later. Bye now.