Coin Collecting : How Do I Clean Dirty Coins?

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Title	:	Coin Collecting : How Do I Clean Dirty Coins?
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Before I started collecting and I'm new to this I had a jug full of pennies grandbaby poured milk into jug we was in middle of moving time corroded them how can I know if I have a good penny or where I should clean them or not
Comment from : T brooksy

Heeyyy he's cleaning the exact 1 dollar coin I'm cleaning
Comment from : zekolonon

Who the heck would say “ hey have inexpensive coins I want to clean”
Comment from : HeLTaHSmELtYa

How much patina on a coin is a good thing before it starts to devalue it? I've seen some old coins that are so caked in patina that they're illegible
Comment from : Bergerac Van Damme

Show me a coin dealer that doesn’t clean his own coin collection
Comment from : Columbo Tee

Excellent
Comment from : discovery of coins

Nice and very informative
Comment from : Janardhana Pai

We have a 1902 Mexican coin but it's black with tarnish so how can we clean it?
Comment from : Emma Vera

Fairy liquid
Comment from : Stephen Hall

Thanks Bryan for a great tip!
Comment from : Joe Putnam

YOU SUCK AT ZELDA
Comment from : Skidthebro

I tried cleaning some inexpensive coins using methods by other people on YouTube And guess what they were all pitted they all got pitted they didn't get clean at all well they got partially cleaned but they got eaten up by the acids I'm glad I did it that way to check it out
Comment from : Janesblonde007

i need a good method to clean a 1899 USA - Barber Dime which is 90 silverbrbrany recommendations
Comment from : Ayri Fik

how much value is the cut-off point for cleaning
Comment from : ridge runner

Put them into the washing machine Ha ha just kidding
Comment from : Kristina Mittelbach

hello need your help bri put cleaning solutions ( pro saniter) in a contener to wash all my coin copper & silver but i forget to wash next day went going to wash all my silver coin change colour please help what to do
Comment from : Vishal Erriah

DO NOT CLEAN COINS!!!!!!
Comment from : Jason Yang

Hi im from the Allingcrioban side
Comment from : dbuC

મારી પાસે 1939ના બે સિકકા છે 1840નો એક સિક્કો છે મારી પાસે માતા વિષ્ણુજી પાસે સિકકા છે 1946નો એક સિક્કો છે
Comment from : Solnki Arvind

He forgot to mention that this is only for very inexpensive coins with not much value to them
Comment from : James Brodie

What do they do when, let's say a penny, that has a gunk spot on it? Almost looks like a piece of gum residue You see these a lot of time in pocket change Which is worse, leaving it or just a gentle water/soap quick rub with your finger? Of course if it was a real valuable coin, wouldn't that piece of hunk bring down the value anyway? Just asking I have zero plans to clean a coin
Comment from : Aaron Chesler

I want to display the diff quarters w pictures on the back those arent worth anything right? HOW CAN YOU TELL ITS BEEN CLEANED?
Comment from : Jeanette Kniebusch

Surfactant from trader joes a vegetable spray Pulls dirt right off
Comment from : Jeanette Kniebusch

What a pointless video
Comment from : K44 590

My grandfather made a ring for me out of a 1987 quarter it has a small spot of green in it how can I clean that
Comment from : Chloe Gallardo

never clean coins
Comment from : Chuckwillsdad

He is cleaning a silver walking liberty Hardly what I consider trash! He can send me all the realy inexpensive coins he can spare
Comment from : Ron Skancke

Thanks so many jokers are telling to clean their coins without warning
Comment from : Joseph Bragg

I’m the 1000th like 👍🏻
Comment from : Jagger Hughes

I know not to clean coins but I'm wondering about olive oil just putting a little bit on them to knock the dust off is that cool or no
Comment from : John Conner Smithllc

Thank u for sharing
Comment from : nenita capistrano

No one knows the true colour of copper, nickel, silver, zink and so on It is in the eye of the beholder to determine what look of the coin should have a grade 0 coin for sure are a uncirculate coin, which is light and shiny in the copper look
Comment from : gorgon

1:10 A walking liberty INVALUABLE?
Comment from : king gee

What's a q-tip?
Comment from : Deltapizza

Thank you (answered my question in 19 seconds) so im actually taking time to comment :)
Comment from : Dan Morley

I found a coin that may be collectable but I don't know because i can't read much at all because of all the corrosion The only thing I can read at the bottom I think it's the bottom is liberty I can I determine what it is without cleaning it?
Comment from : tallterri law

Old coins indian bechna hai
Comment from : Vijay Karma

Mera pass old coin hai brUnko safai club karna brKa kay tarotaja hai 9039019981
Comment from : Vijay Karma

How do I remove 30 year old scotch tape without damaging the coins
Comment from : Skinny Jack

so how about pennies ?? is the vinegar and salt dumb ??? should i leave the crusty stuff alone ? thank you for your time
Comment from : PISTOLGRIPJOE

Great video like
Comment from : Khaled Pesca Coins

How does making a coin look nicer damage it?
Comment from : M Knight

You shouldn't wash all your coins because you might be washing away the rareness and your coin will not be worth so much 💰 money
Comment from : miraclelmao

“This is for cleaning inexpensive coins where there is not much value to them” (starts cleaning a silver walking liberty half dollar🤦🏽‍♂️)
Comment from : E H-J2248

Thank you Here’s another good video on Coin Chemistry: youtube/f3zQXJV8gRs, by Dr Elliot Hertzenberg of the Wilmington Coin Club of Delaware
Comment from : Susan Hendrich

why didn't I watch your channel earlier? oy vey!! I have a 1982 D small date that weighs 25 grams I cleaned it in a white vinegar kosher salt solution uh oh!!
Comment from : muchimi

soaked it in a vinegar just for an hour
Comment from : boss mong

If you wanna buy my old coins reply me
Comment from : Business Man

You don't
Comment from : Dragon master

Baking soda and lemon juice, maybe even a little ketchup They clean up beautifully with no damage
Comment from : Vegetableand honey

Sir i sell my philippnes old coins from 1933 1945 1972 1974
Comment from : Rona Grace Lape

q tip ? its a cottom wool bud
Comment from : darron greatrex

Thx I will be using this on not so old coins with little value
Comment from : SSqueeks 0FIRE

Thanks for the informative video 🙏 love from India 🇮🇳
Comment from : Reveal the facts bpsolanki

I put about 30-40 in an old sock, drive 200 miles find a local store and swing the sock at the teller and once unconscious I am able to exchange the coins for all the notes in the till (I have to take fuel and running costs in to account) and hopefully they don't need cleaning unless of course they are of a large denominationbret voila!
Comment from : AmigaMan

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Comment from : DONITA KOIN LAMA

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Comment from : बाबा चिनमुन शाह 7786

Sir,Tell me how to clean copper coins
Comment from : OMVIR JANGRA

I'm collecting coins since my childhood days and there are many methods to clean coins gentle and correctly Ancient bronze coins can be cleaned with Ballistol oil and bicarbonate of soda to remove dirt from the surface Circulated silver coins I often clean with the Aluminum-Water-Salt-Reaction method to remove brown spots from the coins and for proof coins with milk spots on em I use a small strong vapor cleaner from the dental laboratory to remove spots from the coins surface This method is very gentle to the coins and I don't get scratches in the coins surface To prevent the coin from water spots I emmediately blow them dry with compressed air Usually these milk spots don't show off again That's the way I clean coins
Comment from : ganimed1976

Is there any safe way to remove milk spots from modern coins without ngc or pcgs knowing it
Comment from : Coin Stacks

I did this to my 1879/O just to make it shinybecause that coin dont worth a lot of moneybut i cant do that on my 1914 D buffalo nickel😂believe it or not the dust that had covered the original mint luster came away and now it looks like an Ms-63also i saw a mint errorthe eagles head is connected with his right wing with a straight lineall this things were impossible to see because it didnt move from an old case for more than 30 years
Comment from : zeland luli

I didn't washed my coins everi have Britain's silver coins and Indian silver coins tooany one wanna buy?
Comment from : Wassi TV

Just rub it on the carpet hardly and it will became new
Comment from : ::ARSHIANOLOGY::

Use a sandblaster
Comment from : You dont know what I think

interesting +1 subscription and the other, the coins go rarely, mostly looking for rarities WWII
Comment from : Бравый Швейк - Коп по войне

That's a walking Liberty waasaaaoooaoaoaaaa!
Comment from : 0lien0 __

One and only problem in India is HOW TO CLEAN BUTTHOLE IN TOILET WHEN TAP GOES DRYbrPLEASE post video about means and methods of DRY-CLEANING OF BUTTHOLE
Comment from : Mohan Acharya

😛😛😛
Comment from : Nazma Khan

I have a1934 wheat penny Missing the letter e on the word we If you or anyone who is interested to purschase this coin Call 3152967774 Also i have a 1941 wheat penny that has an error on it and also it was taken out of circulation This error is called delamination Again if you are interested Call me at 3152967774 or text me My name is scott
Comment from : scott kocsis

And if you dont have a local coin dealer?
Comment from : Shredder Gaming

I usually just put them on rubbing alcohol for a few seconds, take them out and let them air dry I never rub them at all The only reason I do this is to remove all oils and other foreign materials before I put them in a 2×2 flip book to avoid oxidation
Comment from : JR Coin Roll Hunting

i found a Penney 1990 it's dirty (green) and it looks steel can i clean it?
Comment from : Maria Lopez

I have silver coins, the ones I opened from the original casing have gone don't know what the worst it's like it's mixed with moisture in the air? Part of the silver is not as shiny as the rest! Is that coin done for or is there a way to get it shiny again?
Comment from : Big Smoke

Will there ever be a method of cleaning dirty coins without damaging it?
Comment from : banknotesandcoins

Are state quarters inexpensive?
Comment from : LarryTheWalrus 813

Muzhe pata chala hai coin price is two crore rupees its true
Comment from : Ansh Pandey

Sir maine bahut try kiya par kuch nahi hua kya aap meri help karege I sell my coin
Comment from : Ansh Pandey

Sir l have very rare and old coin l sell it please help me 1941 george vi king emperor silver coinplease help me
Comment from : Ansh Pandey

Does this have to be one coin at a time? most coin sorters (in most bank lobbies) or coinstar want clean coins entered and I don't want to clean one at a time
Comment from : James B