The first pieces were terrible, I have one 100 grams piece in the riker-box, and itīs pure shale and dust now, itīs one of the first pieces came tothe market after the found.
The more new ones purached from Finmet are quite stable, donīt know exact, whatīs the method Ivan uses to satbilise them, but they seem to stay in a good condition. I have had a polished end- cut on my desk several months without any marks of rust.
The price of Dronino is quite low, so to me it seems worth to buy a piece, itīs a quite interresting one. But you have to check, you are buying a stabilised piece, not one of the first catastrophes...;-
best,
pekka s
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Hi,
I've considered Dronino since it was first offered. The original seller pulled no punches and pointed out how perishable it is. Boiled it in oil and recommended storing in oil or grease. Has anyone tried the lye treatment on it yet with positive results? Speaking from the viewpoint of the average collector, is it worth buying or is it as objectionable as Nantan?
Thanks, Bill Kieskowski
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