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A few days ago, I bought a set of collectible medals online.
Haul:
1. Marcos Inauguration Medal
2. Imelda PICC Inauguration Medal
3. Marcos and Imelda Medal
4. Kamagi Medal
5. 1933 Vatican Jubilee Medal
6. Opus Dei Medal
What started as a simple cleaning experiment turned into a surprisingly satisfying restoration journey. Many of these medals had stubborn rust spots and tarnish that wouldn’t budge with regular metal polish, especially the Kamagi Medal. I tried a few methods, including hydrogen peroxide and a vinegar–baking soda soak. The result? A much cleaner surface, with the original bronze and brass tones finally showing through again.
They’re still far from mint condition, but I think they look much better than when I first bought them.
I decided to turn the medals with loops into wearable vintage jewelry pieces.
Interestingly, I hadn’t seen a Kamagi Medal in mint condition before starting the restoration. I later discovered that the black patina was part of the original design. I think I might have approached it differently had I known!
Here are the before-and-after photos of the medals.
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Check out these wearable vintage medals and other listings at my Carousell page:
https://carousell.app.link/dbWeYBM1VXb
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