What Can You Soak Coins In To Clean Them?

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Title	:	What Can You Soak Coins In To Clean Them?
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I have some old Morgan Silver Dollars, half dollars and other coins that I pulled out of the rubble after my house burned down a couple of years ago They don't have normal patina from handling and use, they are covered in soot and possibly toxic residue from the fire I'd like to clean them so they are safe to handle without getting grimy and possibly toxic stuff all over my hands and everythingbrbrWould you say that their numismatic value has already been damaged anyway? Obviously I don't want to make things worse
Comment from : @impactfoto

lemon juice and salt solution don't leave more than a few minutes
Comment from : @edwinmeiners8464

I too also use denture tablets but the only one I use is high pressure steam and water i have a steamer called a ULTRA steam shark
Comment from : @leonbachman5345

you need either hydrochloric acid drain cleaner (I think its called harpic 10x, or distilled WHITE vinegar with no salt (potassium chloride) or standard sodium chloride a tea spoon of the salts with a cup of white vinegar takes like a minute
Comment from : @midnighttattoo

Thank you Is the denture safe for expensive coins?
Comment from : @Meenadevidasi

NEVER CLEAN A COIN
Comment from : @brickie59

I love your voice ❤️
Comment from : @uniekjohnson1214

I found one penny if year 2000 or 2006, i want to clean up clearly sir
Comment from : @ROWENARAFANAN-p2x

obviously it's the vinegar that's cleaning the coins, everything that worked well contains vinegar Including the KETCHUP, it's not a sauce
Comment from : @MarkBerenger

Spectacular job sir!
Comment from : @jamesmorrison5076

Do you buy old coins?
Comment from : @SayidCali-d6l

Excellent video! I was kept enthralled the entire time Subscribed of course Fm Texas, usa
Comment from : @insightstoenjoyingmore2621

They look better naturally aged like women 😮
Comment from : @RedPilledRants

Any person who cleans a coin that they intend to sell is PURE EVIL Cleaning a coin makes it worth its melt value, or face value brbrNEVER CLEAN A COIN YOU INTEND TO SELL
Comment from : @NostroDispater

oh hell no
Comment from : @HxC_Fragman

I HAVE A PENNY COINS COULD I SALE THOSE
Comment from : @WickyWickramasinghe-s1s

how to clean a coin, but don't clean them???????
Comment from : @lindabingham634

You told us that old pennies are inexpensive I'm 76 years old and just started collecting coins Simply because I'm disabled and confined to bed, I needed something to stop me going stir crazy How much would a good collection of pennies, a collection of old coins and a collection of new coins cost please I'm in Australia so I understand shipping is involved Can you help me please?
Comment from : @propfella

What is wrong with using Tarn-x? That is a liquid chemical on the market that will brighten coins without using any abrasives, very quick and easy It works on copper or silver
Comment from : @candyman5749

coins have to be "cleaned" anyway - if you don't, mother nature comes into play !! and she's not nice
Comment from : @markhellman-pn3hn

cleaning solutions only work on COINS !! these things look like SH*T !! at this point, it's not even a coin anymore - IT'S SCRAP METAL !!
Comment from : @markhellman-pn3hn

Use a pencil rubber
Comment from : @boxingbizerker

i have the presidential quarter set who cares if they shine a little better ?? they made MILLIONS of these things !! even the DIE HARD purists don't care about these coins
Comment from : @markhellman-pn3hn

Hi In my opinion for clean jewlery or coins, allways I use toothpaste ''arm and hamner'' and I add extra bicarbonate of soda Method; in a large glass pour toothpaste and mix that with bicarbonate of soda Drop your coins in that solution for next haf hour or next couple hours, depend how much you are dispose to work after If you keep coin longer will be easy work after So, after couple hours start brushing you coin with a tooth brush medium firm Rise with plenity of water and dry them Results are incredible
Comment from : @JeCiumegu-j7c

Break fluid cleaner or carb cleaner Also wood stain and you will have a 11 out of 10
Comment from : @Devo-fh4bf

worcestershire sauce leave to soak for a few minute, rub up
Comment from : @Mollineaux

Fun vid! One correction: 1900 was the END of the last century The new century began in 1901 I know, counting numbers are hard Just remember the book and movie, 2001 Yes, that is why Mr Clarke chose that title Also, funny that the wokies use BCE because no matter what you call it, it is based on the Birth of Christ!
Comment from : @stonefly69

Man hearing him swallow in between speaking is like nails on a chalkboard
Comment from : @JaysCashVault

A coin dealer 😂😂😂 why am I not surprised!… so that’s why you kept every single £2 and 50p coins you took from circulation like 1000’s n 1000’s of them so you can sell them online brbrI knew Christopher collects channel smelt like a rat
Comment from : @Bart-Did-it

You can never get the original color and shine back
Comment from : @travis-c5o

So many of you joke about this but come on Really! This green corrostion is SERIOUS!!!! Its eating away at anything that comes near its path no matter what i use it comes back There will be no coins left soonso sad for those of us who really care!😢
Comment from : @saundrakirkland4303

No, we don't need 4 more years of foolishness, go away
Comment from : @michaeleebright8834

My Eid Mar coin is covered in cow dung, you think the value will be worse if I clean the dung off of it?
Comment from : @flameguy3416

I have 1971 1981
Comment from : @SamuelOdipo-z2v

Superb research matey
Comment from : @mazdaram226

how about a sonic cleaner? has anybody tried that?
Comment from : @stanmack1

I really enjoyed seeing this
Comment from : @durstondarden8765

Does the Coke have sugar or high fructose corn syrup?
Comment from : @omara9205

Total garbage show, look into real coin channels like coinhelpu
Comment from : @the_big_dog813

SCAM - DEALERS MAKE A BIG DEAL ABOUT CLEAN TO GIVE YOU LESS MONEY! YES THEY BUY OUR DIRTY COINS -CLEAN THEM & SELL FOR 3 & 4 TIMES MORE - IS CIRCULATION COINS ARE CIRCULATED COINS - NOT NEW - ALL HAVR BEEN USED!
Comment from : @ep2307

I have some Victorian pennies and ha'pennies with ugly green spots of bronze disease The salt and distilled vinegar with boiled water method looks ideal, as these coins will be rendered safer to store and the design is not ruined too much Sure, never clean coins - but what use is a coin that will deteriorate when the disease eats its way through in time or even spreads through other coins, as happens with so many joblots? I'm tempted to avoid buying bronze coins unless I can physically see them under a spyglass now The dental tablets strip the coin a little too much for my tastebrbrGreat video here, thank you 😊
Comment from : @stavies7525

What about a gentleman in another video suggesting acetone?
Comment from : @gooberchick27

Can't tell if this coin is a penny or a dime
Comment from : @PamHunt-lm6uw

OKAY!!!
Comment from : @PhilileMbuli-uc1ll

I actually have been doing some experimenting myself and I have a wax wax that does wondrous I haven't tried it on the silver coins I've been using it on Penny se e how it comes out but I looked through my jeweler loop but I need to get my digital microscope to be for sure but the name of the wax they don't make no more but you can still find it m a a s and if you use it use a microfiber cloth and I think you'd be quite surprised if anybody's got it digital microscope and could you do it I would be most appreciated
Comment from : @lewislewis962

cleaning coins is a big no no as to selling them on patina is what retains its age appearance over cleaning halves the value
Comment from : @rgsnr8702

God stop telling people to clean coins even common pieces You are a coin dealer, and telling people to do this, are you stupied?
Comment from : @philippayne4951

Soaking coins in condiments is redundant because they're vinegar based Just use vinegar
Comment from : @wsbill14224

Hydrogen Peroxide?
Comment from : @GratefulWitness

Made it worst cleaning these old penny's should leave them the way they are
Comment from : @PeterMonaghan-io6bp

I have lots coins for sale
Comment from : @miobac7050

Do you want to buy some old coins today for cash money i have got a lot of old coins and some new ones that I would like to sale now please let me know if you want me to send you pics of what I have got bye
Comment from : @carllykins3105

Brillo or Borax
Comment from : @I3runo806

Honey!!!
Comment from : @Tom-ph4xm

You would not clean those coins Try some real metal detecting coins And it may be different for different alloys
Comment from : @oldplucker1

Ultimately, the best of all cleanings is a toothbrush and toothpaste I swear, the coin will be like new
Comment from : @OberBerg-sx9te

Vinegar and Natron is the best
Comment from : @OberBerg-sx9te

Not a change from the Victorian error to the Edwardian error The word is ERA, pronounced "eera" Only Americans think it is an error
Comment from : @DerekWalsh-l4i

i dont collect coins or anything but if i happen to find any dirty or old coins i will obsessively clean them until they are shiny again
Comment from : @omegadragons321

Comet cleanser rub into coin with finger or thumb
Comment from : @sandisgrathouse5552

I mainly collect shillings but also collect copper coins as well I basically use ordinary washing up liquid Just put a small blob on each side of the coin and rub between finger and thumb You can also use a small soft hair paint brush to remove dirt etc This method only removes dirt and grime, not the patina So you end up with a clean coin not a shiny one
Comment from : @pwiller7980

A tip Put a slice of cheese on the coin and store it in room temperature for a week or two It happened by mistake on a piece of cutlery of mine and the bright spot never went away even after 20 years of use and machine washing Nothing I tried my self, but blasting it with dry ice should do the trick as well
Comment from : @mossig

Needless to say: People, never EVER do this to your coins
Comment from : @Cp-71

Use white vinger and iodized sea salt
Comment from : @nate2886

Thank you Good video 🎉
Comment from : @lourdesbelarmino2844

Olive oil or extra-virgin olive oil
Comment from : @jameswelch809

Thank you for the presentation
Comment from : @idahogemlady8017

The last coin we will sacrifice Hahaha
Comment from : @jamescharles1588

Great deadpan send-up on coin cleaning😂🤣😂🤣
Comment from : @piecesofeight

Lemon juice is a cleaner that should be used only for short times
Comment from : @bobkeane7966

The salt, vinegar, and hot water was the most naturally looking result The pink stuff is certainly a close second
Comment from : @bobkeane7966

It's important to monitor periodically so that you don't over clean, over cleaning is the real crime in trying to improve appearances
Comment from : @bobkeane7966

over the years coke would of changed their ingredients
Comment from : @NNIITTRROO

Don't clean coins proceeds to clean coins
Comment from : @joblogs8886

Bleach would probably work well as it's made to clean Also try using about 30 dish soap and 70 warm water
Comment from : @SageGamingPro

flux and a blowtorch
Comment from : @mikebenson5744

Brasso and a soft soft cloth job done
Comment from : @shotokanman1

Yes, but what about coins other than bronze/copper?
Comment from : @Vinyl_Dave

Ohh Christopher you’ve had me in stitches watching this 😂😂😂😂
Comment from : @paulmcleod8370

Hello I use CILLIT BANG on my 2pCoins for 10 Minutes but you could do it for 24hs
Comment from : @shaunwallace7684

That was cringe worthy! For dug coins with no numismatic value, I've used a bowl lined with aluminum foil, baking soda and vinegar I found this worked very well
Comment from : @santaclausnorthpolecanada2340

Those cleaned pennies looked horrible! Sacrificing them was an apt description Bronze and copper coins never look good after cleaning them, though coins with other metals like nickel seem to fare much better I usually just wipe my coins with a small medical alcohol pad to get the surface dirt and grime off of them and they don't look cleaned when I do that, just not filthy like before
Comment from : @jamesruddy9264

9kt testing acid is best for copper It brings them up like new You can't leave it too long though or there'd be nothing left :D
Comment from : @tonydalton6756