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How to Clean Silver Coins - Coin Restoration

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In this video, I will show you how I apply MS70 to a relatively nice coin that has some unsightly PVC damage (being stored improperly in a plastic flip, an old album, or just due to other environmental issues) brHopefully, you found this video fun to watch! brI post several videos weekly so please subscribe to my channel to see more: googl/7jX6g5 brThanks for watching! br brMS70 Coin Restorer: br amznto/3qnouHx
Comment from : @RobFindsTreasure

Coins dont get graded on shine, they get graded on the strikeive seen coins that are toned black get graded ms 64 Just because it is shiny it wont get a ms 70
Comment from : @renovo56

Roll the q tip not rub, pcgs will get is half the time especially if ur sloppy
Comment from : @ConnerWild

will this make it lose value!
Comment from : @SammyCoyote

Use distilled water to rinse
Comment from : @navyveteran2024

Does it ruin value?
Comment from : @The1guyUdontreallyremember

Ha, ha, ha, ha, , , , , Do not clean your coins , , , use MS 70 restorer , , , , what a crock of word usage !!!
Comment from : @samdigiorgipo

My jaw just dropped! I gotta get me some of that!
Comment from : @calestreasuretrove

DO NOT USE MS70 AFTER USING EZEST! Let me explain I had a nice seated quarter that had some dirt spots on it I thought I'd dip it in EZEST to get it off It didn't take it off and I didn't want to rub it So I thought maybe I can get it off by using a qtip and gently rub it w ms70 It instantly turned the coin brown and caused forced oxidation I panicked and dipped it again in ezest and thankfully the brown and oxidation came off!!! Lesson learned!! Still has dirt spots but I'm good with it!
Comment from : @Mikey-xw7yo

Just because you use a hugh quality cleaner, doesnt mean the coin gets a higher grade or becomes "uncirculated" 🙄🙄 A coin isn't graded by it's luster alone - but by it's rarity, demand, and circulating condition Once it gets a single fingerprint on it, it's lost it's MS70 value - you can tell if a coin has been cleaned by the way scratches are on the surface of the coin; a regular magnifying glass can pick that up 😂😂 Still, this is probably the best coin cleaning product ive seen - although, I still wouldn't use it unless you need to figure out a date under some gunk
Comment from : @Quiet-Winter

Can that be on pennys to
Comment from : @YOUNGTORRES777

Dose it count as cleaning it
Comment from : @Chicken_mancollects

Pickel it with nitric acid
Comment from : @jimcatanzaro7808

Micro fiber cloth water and baking soda do the trick and does nothing to the coin Maybe under a microscope if you are sending to get graded If just stacking perfectly good method
Comment from : @BigPapiNick

That both coin shines more than my future 💀💀💀😅
Comment from : @Misaki186

But will it come back as cleaned if you were to submit it after you do that
Comment from : @Thedominator-tr2su

Never clean your coins EVER!!!
Comment from : @iyfranco151

Pencil erasers
Comment from : @SoDidUNo

😂Try and Send it to a coin grading service, see what happensbrSucks when you ruin your coins
Comment from : @johniesmith7672

Hey Rob what would be the best way to clean my Wallace Sterling 4 1/2 pt Pitcher?🤔😮Thank you😍
Comment from : @jackiechapman8189

Eye wonder if steam would clean it
Comment from : @tlnelson908

I’ve gotten 60’s proof sets that looked like someone spilled Coca Cola inside the film good too know
Comment from : @buffering7612

I clean all my good finds with 80 grit sand paper and an electric sander
Comment from : @billbennett5369

might as well apply with a wire brush in a star pattern
Comment from : @airfriedquadsbw

Are you serious
Comment from : @butcherlife1014

Does this effect the grading ?
Comment from : @steezyg1665

does ms 70 remove glue
Comment from : @mechanicalmalfeasance9350

How can i come to buy one of those bottle of the restore MS70?
Comment from : @MrCailauj

Appreciate ya Rob
Comment from : @beaugonzales5171

At least you didn’t get any genuine not gradables this time lol Great vid Rob these are my favorite
Comment from : @upnorthcoins

Sorry i don't like to restore any coins
Comment from : @richardmcreynolds9292

We're do you get the cleaner
Comment from : @lisawhitley2754

Baking soda and a potato would clean the silver without harm
Comment from : @alcohol6176

A couple of things, first coin doesn’t have FBL, and second and most important no matter what anyone tells you, apply nothing, ever to clean or restore coins!!
Comment from : @jerrygesualdo5584

Why would you even promote this product knowing it will destroy the coins value? I used to watch you but now I'm thinking it over
Comment from : @davewenners6722

I've heard never clean your coins "Patina" is the word I've heard associated with this I get it However, great works of art in Museums are cleaned and comics as well There are plenty of dry cleaning techniques for that Is there not some similar techniques for coins without using some type of fluid?
Comment from : @Joeh1154

How to clean silver coins DON'T!!!!
Comment from : @eriklee1794

NEVER CLEAN YOUR COINS KEEP THEM THEY WAY YOU AQUIRE THEM!!!
Comment from : @johnwwagner3611

I've never seen this ms70 cleaner, I seen jewelry cleaner, but I never try to clean valuable coins, but I will look for that stuff for further uses
Comment from : @allencovey3686

You are devaluing your coins substantially
Comment from : @ultragold8156

I like that product 👌 😌
Comment from : @haroldcromack1065

Wouldn't a swish in acetone remove the PVC? And isn't that the only thing you really NEED to get off of that coin?
Comment from : @PRS-qh5jf

Naphtha not lighter fluid but pure naphtha also cleans without damage
Comment from : @scottshorey9304

You absolutely ruined the value of coin if you clean it and try to send it off for grading It will waste your money because they will send it back They know when it’s been cleaned
Comment from : @rick5653

You DON'T,want to CLEAN your coins;brIt takes away from the value!
Comment from : @davidmccrary2433

Beautiful, why not get them graded if they're full bell lines?
Comment from : @wisconsincrhunter5614

DO NOT CLEAN YOUR COINS THE VALUE WILL SUFFER
Comment from : @redraddo92

No disrespect but I would never clean a coin your not washing the coin your washing the value off
Comment from : @mitchell7749

Thanks
Comment from : @JTCoinRings

This video should state:brHow to Whiz your coins orbrHow to destroy your coins valuebrAlthough it makes them shiny, micro fine scratches show under microscopesbrEnjoy
Comment from : @paedahe4975

THANKS FOR THE SHORT
Comment from : @emilevoyer123

the main ingredient is a hazmat class 8 corrosive substance , sodium hydroxide, also known as lye extremely corrosive, perfect for coins
Comment from : @420jacksonian

i was saying boo-urns
Comment from : @420jacksonian

Cleaning coins Destroys their value brAsk any coin Dealer !
Comment from : @mypeeps333

nice video
Comment from : @JamesSmith-dp3sf

The coins looks great but my heart hurts a little
Comment from : @ConservativeCoinCollector

Not supposed to do any type of cleaning to any coins at all Pcgs will detect that instantly NO NO !
Comment from : @janbrant6451

Amar Katha
Comment from : @jallalvai5444

Thanks for the demonstration, Rob I've been considering trying that on my dug silver from metal detecting I've heard you, and others, speak of MS70 and am glad to see the proper use now!
Comment from : @Treasure-Charger

Love coins 🤩✌🏼👍🏻
Comment from : @michellemau

😮😮😮😮
Comment from : @everythingcollectibles

Does this work for spot treating coins such as staple rust edges?
Comment from : @chesterwallace4359

Will the cleaning of the coin with the MS70 affect the possibility of grading the coin
Comment from : @nononsensedragon9438

I liked both coins a lot
Comment from : @templestark4779

Nice Rob, that coin looked good brother 👍
Comment from : @andrewrossi7164

rob,toluene is the best way to remove PVC from coins it may take a few minutes to a few hours, but also use it outside with a respirator I know this due to an old coin dealer I knew ran the coin restoration process for pcgs in the 90s
Comment from : @flagcityparts