hi everyone, I came into possession of a 5-cent Vittorio Emanuele II coin from 1861.I’m absolutely sure it’s real because I found it in a suitcase belonging to my great-grandmother, who has now passed away; along with it there were documents from the 40s, and 2-cent coins from 1900.after being closed up for over 160 years, it ended up in my hands, but I don’t know how to clean it, this is its condition: how can I clean it?how much could it be worth even if it’s worn on the back?

The only ones of value are the rare ones, minted by the Bologna mint. Yours is a very common coin with the N, so minted in Naples. Worth a few euros, if in good condition.The coin is made of copper, for cleaning just a few minutes of soaking in white vinegar. himario

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