Need Help With ID Stamp

I think you are getting way ahead of yourself. Cleaning is a topic unto itself. I have collected for 58 years and never cleaned a stamp.

I'm going experimented on other stamps.....I hope I find something.....there must be some solution...who seeks shall find..:)

At least do a little research before dumping chemicals on collectibles.http://goscf.com/t/24161

I mean about the discoloration....refresh...rusts...Maybe there's a way?

Thank you for your reply and best regards

Not safely for beginners unless you have a degree in chemistry.

Welcome to SCF I agree with redwoodrandy

Take your time. I have always heard not to clean collectibles.
Try to find out what you have. You have come to the right place for
answers, once your questions are specific. Try to do some research with links to sites offered on many threads. When you have a question,
sometimes you can search for it, at the top of your page, on the search tab.
Read, relax and you will learn.

Thanks for your helpful hint

Greg,
They are your stamps, you can do as you wish with them. But note that chemically cleaned stamps will lose much of their value in the marketplace; there are ways to determine if a stamp has been chemically cleaned. If you do chemically clean them and ever decide to sell them, the ethical thing to do is to describe them as such.
Don

I greet and thank all

and thank you again for clues

you are really cool

I greet all

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