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Cleaning Silver Coin - Removing Tarnish Toning - US Junk Constitutional 90% Silver

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Wjt does the foil do😅😅
Comment from : @collorcha

Can i use this method on my bimetallic (copper-nickel) coins? Thank you
Comment from : @MoustaphaMuhammed

I only buy silver coins that are close to their melt value, and since i get it for silcer value, I also love to keep them clean Its amazing what some baking soda can do
Comment from : @theonlyjono

Honestly junk looks alot more beautiful when its clean you can clearly tell the difference between 90 and all the other modern coins when they are clean idk why people are against it
Comment from : @chicolee1227

Sulphur is the smell lol
Comment from : @tomsrandomness

Is the aluminum part of the chemical process or is it just for easy cleanup?
Comment from : @phreak1118

I use a vibratory tumbler Clean and slick It’s your silver Do what you want with it If you buy constitutional silver, don’t think it’s never been picked over
Comment from : @martinphilip8998

I actually dont mind the tarnish It looks like an ancient denarius or something
Comment from : @nelsonr1467

Very Nicely Done ! 👍
Comment from : @Jerry-Parker

That coin pretty much was only worth melt value to begin with 1963 is fairly common year
Comment from : @kalani4ever359

NEVER REMOVE THE TARNISH IT INCREASES VALUE
Comment from : @katmandewtoolsngames3116

Tarnished doesn’t bother me with Junk silver Actually gives it a little character
Comment from : @daviddavey1727

So simple, yet the results are pretty jaw dropping The key here is boiling water, baking soda and some gentle brushing (use a tooth brush) You're not going to ruin any coins, unless you brush the coins with sand paper or something stupid
Comment from : @redwolfmendoza

Quater dollar 1974 avec aigles plus visage d,un homme avec mention Liberty
Comment from : @PierredamienMaloba-ne3dy

Why is the aluminum foil needed?
Comment from : @KPPolly

Hey brother u can't say woman are smarter than us even though they may be , I hv been cleaning my pure silver ware for yrs this way Actually bought a aluminum grid plate to set in the bottom of the pan ,brPeace and love to all
Comment from : @artcook1976

Add salt to the solution of water and baking soda this will strip the tarnish from the silver without the need to rub
Comment from : @matthewhopkins666

Heck yeah I clean all my junk silver because when I opened the drawer I want it shining at me
Comment from : @reillystsb

Use Sand is the best Way
Comment from : @anthonygoh6695

amazing job well done
Comment from : @bobbyzalzos6015

The smell is sulfur and baking soda will scratch the coin
Comment from : @humbleandthankful223

Y'all don't have grandma's? Dish soap and a soft bristle toothbrush prush works best with out effecting the surface
Comment from : @RivianTramp

THINK YA COULD PUT LIKE 18 coins in this mixture and clean them all at once?
Comment from : @hwfranjr

Do that same method only use a battery and all that tarnish will be gone in sec
Comment from : @handduggraverdronline

I have used this method many times, gently rubbing the coin is the secret
Comment from : @carolinacoins

Dissolving salt and baking soda in boiling water will work even faster the aluminum is an essential component
Comment from : @mstalcup

why bother cleaning it if you only care about the silver value of the coin? you are wanting eye appeal on it thats caring a little more than the silver value just saying i have stacks i never touch cause its only silver and not worth the effort of cleaning
Comment from : @Jimmie_Tendies

Good one Bozo! Lol It's your coin do what U want to do!!
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I know why there’s a smell I know why it’s all black like that That is not simple tarnish That coin has been SWALLOWED I hope you washed your hands thoroughly!
Comment from : @intenselan

Good work
Comment from : @mohankrishnasamy1456

Hi, I am kinda new to numismatics (6 months), and I don’t know much about silver I have like 400g and I want to apply this method to most of my coins People say I would decrease the value and whatnot, but is this true and is this a safe method? I like my coins shiny and not dirty Thanks for reading and please reply if anyone knows Would help me a lot in this great hobby :)
Comment from : @Cambutalgirl

Some coins were already dark to separated from the others is not tarnishbr
Comment from : @jackiecortez1093

90 silver is "Junk"?brDon't tell the Limey's, they think their sterling silver is tops!
Comment from : @1000frolly

I think by rubbing it you might scratch it …
Comment from : @LarryLunchbox

You can actually use cigarette ashes to clean silver
Comment from : @bioman8875

My qauter is like this like yours I found it on a table
Comment from : @thomastrainsmore2010

I am the same way over 55 years of dirt and tarnish! I usually rub the coin with the baking soda with my fingers or a microfiber cloth tarnish come off like butter
Comment from : @cordelballenger6244

Use a school rubber work better
Comment from : @javierc5796

I gong to try a over nite vinager soak
Comment from : @DanneyTanner

Hey dumbass use a coin dip solution Just dip it in there for 3-4 seconds, whish it around slowly and rise with water immediatelybrBlast white silver
Comment from : @BopWalk

I have old coins for sale
Comment from : @ayazkhan-rq5xo

Dang that was a lot of baking soda for one coin lol
Comment from : @keshadaraly7386

USE A LITTLE BRASS OR COPPER BRUSH ON ANY COIN AFTER 1964 - IT IS NOT A FAST JOB, BUT USE WHITE VINEGAR AND HOT WATER TO SOAK THEM FIRST
Comment from : @kenborgie1727

Thank you you destroyed the value of the coin
Comment from : @Kevinbarnaclejones

Always listen to your wife - she's definitely smarter than you as you say in this video
Comment from : @mlk27743

Now you have 55$
Comment from : @ghosty-7833

His wife is the real mvp
Comment from : @takemygungetsomecopper7619

People who tell you not to clean coins are the same kind of people who will refuse to buy a coin because it’s tarnished
Comment from : @wormius7350

Thanks for lookin
Comment from : @katrinahull1879

Oi eu moro no Brasil Rio de Janeiro
Comment from : @olediroliveira5393

I just found a 2020 quarter! U know the year the world just went to sh!t!
Comment from : @selaxlife7621

Yes I hate hearing people saying that I shouldn’t clean my coins Hey guess what, it’s my coin and I would prefer to have an old coin shiny not grimy
Comment from : @bisehd

Many vids show this technique and they are incorrect! You need to add salt ratio is about 1:15 baking soda to salt Hotter water is better I use an aluminum pan, set it directly on a oven burner and fill it with the dissolved powders When you rub, that will scratch your items and remove a tiny bit of the metal Some tarnish just will not come out but I would rub it with a soft cloth using the solution as a super fine abrasive
Comment from : @winstonsmiths2449

You just killed that coins true value when you didn't need to You can clean silver coins with ez or MS70 coin cleaners and kept the silver value and the coins history value at the same time But what you did by rubbing that baking soda on that silver quarter was take off it's natural strike layer from the coin die it was made from You can have the best of both worlds and keep it's true value at the same time
Comment from : @marymaynor3298

Bicarbonato no es, tienes que echar sal😅😅😅 hace efecto inmediatamente con la sal !!!!! Un saludo desde España 👍🏼🇪🇸
Comment from : @rafaelsm5294

Hi there Bozo Ask your wife how she cleans clad Same way? I'll wait
Comment from : @EnuffsEnuff318

Should i do this with my buffalo or 1899 Indian coin
Comment from : @wenisdhay

Pretty sure that coin would sell for a lot
Comment from : @theklown8820

Men would be lost without women!
Comment from : @LittleGidget1

Do you have to boil hot water or can I boil cold water?
Comment from : @ericanderson8556

I'm gonna give this a try with all my coins, cause they definitely need it
Comment from : @michellemarable9242

Just a common piece of junk silver I say clean away as the value is in the silver content and not the coin itself I use the same method on some of my junk sliver
Comment from : @DarinLAllen

MUY BUENA RECETAGRACIAS
Comment from : @alfredocabreratrejo5129

totally worth using you entire box of baking soda for a not even a state coin
Comment from : @kellcakes21

If you’re only interested in the silver value than No cleaning is necessary The reason why “never clean a coin” is said in the coin community is because theres too many morons out there attempting improper ways of cleaning a coin the industry keeps this info secret from the GENERAL PUBLIC of the correct ways to clean a coin because of the profitsand just so everyone knows about 99 of all coins submitted for grading to PCGS or NGC have been dipped or cleanedthe real saying should goknow the value of a coin before cleaningif it’s of high value leave it to the professionals
Comment from : @dannymccleaf2609

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Comment from : @compro-moedas-antigas123

Fun fact the quarter in Mint state is 60 dollars
Comment from : @andygames9652

add SALT
Comment from : @DICACIO1

Go give your wife a kiss and a hug I bet you didn’t wear seatbelts till you got married, did you? LolbrIt’s a good thing some of us have smart wives 😇
Comment from : @everettwhite9874

Awesome Soft bristle toothbrush helps
Comment from : @michaelmichael9940

Does it ruin the finish is my only question
Comment from : @encryptlakegames5328

If you have a valuable coin and you brush it, any value you have will go away Always let a professional handle and never use a toothbrush i personally would never pay more than 25 cents for that finished product You have to also be careful if you have coins in a coin book Make sure that when sliding the plastic back and forth, do it slowly Professionals can spot brushing Brushing ruins coins
Comment from : @doubled7080

I don't know who decided that removing unsightly tarnish from a coin destroys its value Removing dirt from the Sistine Chapel didn't lower the value of the painting
Comment from : @bolt4694

It's always nice to look at clean coins And they still keep their silver value
Comment from : @banknotesandcoins

I think you should add Coke You'll double your money And listen to your wife Rub it a little
Comment from : @MrMorotesun

Its your silver if you want to clean it you should! 🐈😜👌
Comment from : @mjmj2860

I'm not a fan either of having my coins tarnish
Comment from : @olgakuznetsov8705

Just curious Why would cleaning the coin lower it's market value? Isn't the value based on its silver content?
Comment from : @LuisMartinez-ft9or

He did it
Comment from : @Syco_am

Does it or can it damage the coin?
Comment from : @bcuxry4182

His wife is a legend!!!
Comment from : @ceaser500

You could have used a toothbrush More efficient
Comment from : @drebodollaz3504

I have the same coin and i found it in the philippines while digging on our backyard
Comment from : @theodorelasala9271

*toothbrush
Comment from : @JACOPOOFFICIEL

You really don't have to rub it at all [Baking soda is like micro bits of sand] only if you 'leave it in a boiling' pot with aluminum foil and baking soda and two pinches of salt 🧂 quickly remove the coins from the pot and place it in ice Cold water which helps to realign the molecular structure of the metal content which can repair Micro scratches
Comment from : @MINDSPARK-u6e

With rubbing it you scratch the coin
Comment from : @michael61985

You should try out a Dremel with chrome polish for any kind of metal polish With the buffing wheel you can make that coin look like a proof and if you really take your time you could even make Cameo proof
Comment from : @rsmo4118