Pakar Koin Berbagi Tips Membersihkan Koin - JANGAN RUSAK KOIN ANDA

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Now try uncleaning them
Comment from : @tommytomtom5531

Great video guys!!!!!!
Comment from : @tompuckett9937

E-Z-EST
Comment from : @rosebud3971

lol alchemy joke
Comment from : @Donxster

I use vinigar, it’s gentle and does brilliant job
Comment from : @matthewRobinson-ji4ql

I will clean bullion, I buy/sell it comes in often extremely dirty, I have nobrIssues cleaning bullion coins brI won’t clean numismatics
Comment from : @matthewRobinson-ji4ql

My grandfather put his in a glass and used steradent tablets for cleaning false teeth he would leave them in for about an hour
Comment from : @brianofireland148

Use distilled water and not tap
Comment from : @matthewwhitman5773

Coin conservation my a**e!
Comment from : @michaellooney1089

If you were a coin 'expert', you wouldn't even talk about cleaning coins You are giving people ideas!!
Comment from : @michaellooney1089

E ZEST VS ezest
Comment from : @CanadianPranks12

Adrian is an absolute gem!
Comment from : @JPrints3D

Ebay BU’s poducts 😂😂😂
Comment from : @JS-ci7jz

I’m a year late here but I’m curious I wouldn’t clean a coin but I see cleaned coins offered at reduced prices on wholesalers sites Are cleaned vintage coins worth getting just for stacking purposes?
Comment from : @iowaclassic

Is it safe to use Harvey’s silver polish?
Comment from : @Tomthecat-w1d

Will this remove fingerprints from a proof coin?
Comment from : @slayerstacker2074

I collect pennies (as well as siler) Common pennies- I clean the hell out of them
Comment from : @pappaplayswithknives

Debris/toning accumulation on the surface of any metal has an acid base, if not removed it will change the surface of a coin over time All the dirt is good for is hiding already worsening future defects by deepening what once was a superficial scratch now deepening into a gouge a hundred years down the road
Comment from : @pauldentler7127

I love toning too, but the major Grading companies runs the show when deciding AT or NT, so dipping is a way to remove the so called AT, to hopefully get a straight grade, it is a gamble just like everything nowadays
Comment from : @waynewilson5021

What if I can’t tell what year and can’t see anything on it?
Comment from : @carlosanaya4149

how old is that printer
Comment from : @briankaplan4729

We used to use HP sauce to clean old pennies (UK-The pre-decimal ones)
Comment from : @deannagoldston4276

I have a 1976 silver mint set, the coins were a litle hazy from the cellophane I want to get the haze off, but I am afraid I will ruin them
Comment from : @anotherperfectday83

Does this work for other coins copper bronze etc
Comment from : @jewsjw50

I got some in the mail for some bullion that I want to restore the shiny again As of right now, I'm only stacking bullion I only started in January and only up to 15 Troy Oz so far, 100oz I'd my first goal, and I'll go from there, so Mt goal is to get as much as possible
Comment from : @Bullion_foreignbanknotes

Thanks for the great information
Comment from : @DadsJunk75

Never understood the “DONT CLEAN COINS” uproar I clean all my coins I like them shiny 🤩
Comment from : @MuddawgCollects

Don’t clean your coins is a conspiracy and it’s BS It’s yours do what you want with it
Comment from : @mchs152lb

So removing DIRT is okay? Using a dry cloth?
Comment from : @amazingmurfinator6338

People like Shinny coins 😊br I clean all my BU with boiling water, aluminum foil, and baking soda
Comment from : @IBCrazyR

I cleaned my 4 Half Sovereigns 1890 to 1904 which were really grubby lots of dirt caked on them , they really did not look appealing I cleaned them with soap and water Figured that as they are 22 k they could handle u scrub and as they are not of numismatic appeal Decided I had nothing to lose by doing so They came out well imo I wouldn't do it to any of my 24k pieces
Comment from : @SilverBullet337

What about copper
Comment from : @rhondamccoy8898

Can we clean antique copper coins with e Zest coin cleaner?
Comment from : @ilyaslokhandwala6115

Always helpful Thanks guys
Comment from : @troygriffin748

Definitely try an hour, day, week
Comment from : @mrmatt1887

i clean all my coins in VINEGAR !! i can soak them for DAYS and nothing happens to the coin !! all the oxidation is gone
Comment from : @markhellman-pn3hn

when you pay them to do it its "conservation" and improves the value, when you tell them you did it yourself, its called "cleaning" and devalues it hahahaha yeah ok got it
Comment from : @toadamine

"i recommend you dont do it with these pieces" "if you dont know what youre doing" lol
Comment from : @toadamine

Just an FYI, EZest does NOT clean the coin, it brings a coin back down to its 'strike' finish If you watch or know of "CoinHELPu's" channel here on Youtube, he explains it very well He routinely sends in coins to be graded after dipping them in EZest and they don't come back graded as 'cleaned' Now, I WOULD NOT dip a high value coin myself, but have tried EZest on a bunch on dirty Benji's, Washington quarters, and 64 Kennedy's with great results! Again, use it at your own peril, but yea, the stuff works very well
Comment from : @ct87gn25

What physically does cleaning do that damages a coin?
Comment from : @jimkarasek4046

how about cleaning am old dirty penny? would that work? because most of the old pennies you can find it on the ground?
Comment from : @Esterj5222

I tried a copper cent in ezest it turned orange won’t do that again
Comment from : @MelvinRuplinger

why do people say dipped coins are worth less I think that coin in the video looked much nicer when it had been dipped and the toning was removed
Comment from : @mysteryman5826

Well kinda late for me, I already cleaned about half of my morgan coins😂😂😂 The way I see it is, they’re my coins I didn’t pay any crazy amount for them (mostly at melt or a buck more) and I like looking at shiny coins over dull dirty ones
Comment from : @jeanious2009

Nobody ever talks about copper
Comment from : @thepagecollective

I use EZest on my cull Peace and Morgan dollars I've had some that were covered in gunk/adhesive/whatever on the reverse so they weren't worth anything anyway Took it all right off Now they are nice-looking bullion pieces
Comment from : @RaySaltrelli

Beautiful toning? Mf that's called tarnish Fk outta here
Comment from : @Noble_Salvation

what about a ultrasonic cleaner like ones used for Jewelry
Comment from : @johnhalpin1847

I bought a Monroe commem half that looked like a lump of coal for 15 bucksI didn't pay much premium so I said screw it I ran it under hot water and scrubbed it with silver polish for 20 minutes So glad I did it looks amazing
Comment from : @Sophieandgiannac

Hell I washed a half dollar with dish soap once Do you know what happened? Take a guess Okay it got cleaned
Comment from : @richpomanFU

What do you use to clean jewelry gold or silver
Comment from : @davidortiz1666

What about all those gunky coins from the cup holder?
Comment from : @julane-h2y

Got an older eagle sold to me at the round rate because it was milk spotted in an ugly pattern, I used a Mr clean eraser and dish soap and it looks new now
Comment from : @jhjustinlee

You should guys do a video using MS 70 on coins and how it compares to EZ Est
Comment from : @coinpusherking6728

I have a 10 oz 2002 Wall street mint bar that is tarnishing The plastic barrier is cracked brWould it be a bad idea to clean it with ezest? I kind of want to clean it and get an air tite capsule for it
Comment from : @busterscruggs3031

Yeah the old faithful combination of baking soda and hot water has worked great for me I cleaned some bullion coins I’ve had for over ten years and in a minute or two they come out looking brand new Of course, old numismatic coins I’d never clean but I’m glad you guys were specific in what’s ok to clean and not clean
Comment from : @ChosenMJ

What if your coin is simply dirty? When will you people answer that question?
Comment from : @bill5982

What about hot water & baking soda? Cheap and works without eating the silver Surprised they didn’t talk about this
Comment from : @MoniBeeFinds

What about polishing? For example, a polished JOHNSON MATTHEY 10oz bar? I have one that has been polished to a mirror shine and I also have some that are not polished with the granulated writing on the shiny patina background Would the polished bar have less value during sale?
Comment from : @scottmoore765

I Bet Coin Dealers Use Cleaning !
Comment from : @Larry-wz5kf

Grading Would be Cleaned Details PcGS Are Ngc !
Comment from : @Larry-wz5kf

Who is here for Harry’s Coin Shop? I enjoy hearing from them and what they think about silver and I’ve learned a lot from them
Comment from : @RaspingPompano2

I actually made a video about this, but my video looks like trash compared to Silver Dragon's
Comment from : @carb1neSHORTS

I love how he calls him Silver Dragon
Comment from : @ryandann9362

No silver especially gold! No cleaning lol
Comment from : @georgeboutwell6069

I like my dirty coins and coins with character
Comment from : @RaspingPompano2

I go metal detecting,and done very well! I've been lucky enough to have found both 1877 and 1909S Indian Head Cents And a 1905 $1000 Gold Eagle, and in the same hole a 1880 $500 Gold Half Eagle Oh Yeah, there was a 1903 Barber dime with them Plus Walkers, Standing Liberty's, Seated Liberty halves, dimes, half dimes Plus a couple of trimes I love my metal detecting!!! With all the silver I've found, I started a killer Indian Head Cent collection I've got a collection of almost 260 IHC's 98 of those are variety coins I try to keep a AU grade standard or better I've got 29 Published Plate Coins, with both Rick Snow and David Poliquin 7 of which are Discovery Plate coins I've got 69 of the Top 100 And I have almost all of the Snow 1's I'd really love to get your opinions about Indian Head Cents And do you deal in them at all??? Your friend in IHC's,Joe
Comment from : @joeseiller2478

I dipped one of my coins, just to see how it did It had a weird spot on it, like it had been misted by a chemical or something It wasn’t anything special, so I wasn’t terribly concerned
Comment from : @Sjackson2369

Does it remove black spots on silver?
Comment from : @richardmetcalf2346

Thanks for sharing 😊
Comment from : @quinntheeskimooutdoors6234

😮thanks for sharing 😊
Comment from : @quinntheeskimooutdoors6234

Will dipping remove milk spots?
Comment from : @MetalHead503018

Put an aluminum foil in a dish with your coin or bar over it Submerge in boiling water and sprinkle baking soda over it (Arm Hammer works fine) The chemical reaction will remove the toning from your silver bullion If some remains just repeat the process
Comment from : @BA-lt2tx

Wonder if that stuff gets milk spots on maples
Comment from : @cockroachdeloach5093

🌎🗿™️
Comment from : @jamesonealbrown7227

Thiourea coin dip removes silver sulphide deposits, but doesn't attack silver metal However, even after dipping to remove the obvious AgS, there is still considerable AgS that is not obvious If left in solution, the thiourea will continue to remove this "invisible" AgS, which may negatively affect the topography of the coin's surface and cause a loss of luster
Comment from : @snarky_user

good advice dont clean your numismatics
Comment from : @brianturner7214

Interesting Looks like a good product
Comment from : @MyOpinionandAnalysis

❤ Another great video All the people working at Harry’s Coin Shop (including Harry himself) are knowledgeable and entertaining ❤
Comment from : @Richmart1955

I've used hand sanitizer and a q-tip to clean some old junk silver that worked fine didn't see any damage to the coins
Comment from : @darrensoldan5972

PCGS and NGC calls it restoration 🙄
Comment from : @667hodge

That cleaning stuff you use is mostly 1-5 sulfiric acid and 1-5 thiocarbamide which is a complex forming compound that helps dissolve metal salts
Comment from : @Morkvonork

Love the videos
Comment from : @phillipmendez6536

Adrian is the man! Nice job guys!!
Comment from : @TtheSilverStacker

It’s not an acid , it’s however ammonia which will literally strike off a small surface which will not make a difference in weight or size It does remove all tarnish and for Gods sake do not over use it A little known fact is that after you have used the solution for some time you will notice a little bit of grains starting to settle on the bottom This is pure silver or whatever other material that you have used and it will contain a small amount of the metal in solution until you get it out, usually through electrologist or any other means of bringing silver out of solution
Comment from : @Kcconnor

Always an informative showbrbrIf I have a really dirty coin or discolored coin I wrap it in a hydrogen peroxide soaked tissue or rag It won't take everything off but, sometimes you can get to see the date
Comment from : @sammiceli7645

Not exactly true NGC has a restoration process but if you send it to them, no matter what the situation was, it will always come back CLEANED Regardless of the service they will send it back and graded “ Cleaned “ coin with a AU , MS EF, type with no other name that they will give you Unlike ANACS who will still give it a number back with the grade designation Which in my opinion is more of what a coin grading company should do
Comment from : @Kcconnor