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Cleaning, Restoring, Conserving Coins - How I Do It - Remove PVC From Coins

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I used ketchup on a silver coin came out really nice it’s not shiny it actually has some luster
Comment from : @joshuahsimons9587

Whats a good storage device for mass quantity of coins
Comment from : @dantheman9852

Please note that the coins are AU one maybe uncirculated thanks
Comment from : @colterth01

Dear SIr,brThank you for your expertise I hope that you can help me I have been the victim of unscrupulous seller I am now trying to do the right thing and clean the PVC of my Buffalo 1937 Three leg Error Nickles Can you advise on how to help I noticed that Ezest is for silver and not on Nickle Could you let me know best way to clean the PVC from my Nickles I am afraid they are going to cause more damage if I dont act soon Thanks so much
Comment from : @colterth01

you didn't show us what the coin looked like b4 you put in Ezest so when you said the PVC has been removed, I don't know what my coins need to look like when they have PVC damage please add a pic to this video of the before thank you
Comment from : @Theresa914

what does PVC stand for that you are removing off the coin thank you
Comment from : @Theresa914

Why didn't you show the coin prior to dipping? Would have been nice to see this difference with the PVC damage!
Comment from : @sharonrickards3297

Can a coin transfer PVC damage to others and they become green ?
Comment from : @catrolalala

When I was pre-school age, maybe kindergarten, I remember seeing Liberty Bell half dollars in pocket change By early grade school they had dissapeared I know bow they are Franklins, but I mostly remember the bell😅
Comment from : @leechjim8023

I tried to read many of the comments to see if anyone had the same questions as I Unfortunatey, no one did When you refer to rubber gloves, do you mean rubber and not latex? You know how some people call bandages BandAids, and tissues Kleenex? I know people that call latex gloves rubber gloves Anyone know for sure?
Comment from : @darlagledhill5181

That's a beautiful BenJamin Nice luster Think I'll try it
Comment from : @geraldfordman7474

6:20 Demonstration begins
Comment from : @allanfifield8256

What we used long ago on copper coins is baking soda and vinegar soak and rinse and blow dry
Comment from : @kennethsmith3625

Is it ok to wash them in hot water and dish soap (dawn?)brbrSome are just dirty as heck
Comment from : @HaitianBlue

That is so true, Daniel People are so adamant about cleaning coins, put what they refuse to or dont realize is that the large grading houses "clean" coins and they still repeat like a parrot "You'll not suppose to clean coins" Noooo, you not suppose to wire brush clean, or sand paper clean, or tumble them in a rock tumbler, I hear it all the time, add all Im doing is removing the dirt, grime, PVC, and more, while leaving the patina intact and I still get lip, people must love their dirt LOL, Thanks Daniel for a great video
Comment from : @vintageavenuerarecoins

If a coin already has PVC on it, why should it matter if it's mint state or not? Won't PVC continue to damage a coin if left on? Thanks for the great video and explanation I appreciate it!
Comment from : @rosewoodsteel6656

Alcohol, or better yet Purell hand cleaner is really good for getting goop off the outside of graded slabs from price stickers, etc
Comment from : @the_big_dog813

What about copper coins? Do you have any info about cleaning those?! lol
Comment from : @FLOATERcosmos

Cracks me up all these coin dealers pronounce it Ez Est The actual product says it pronounced bre Z est, so wouldn't it be called easiest?brAlso I'd like to know how Poly Vynyl Chloride gets on coins Hmmm people storing coins in PVC pipe?
Comment from : @AdrepKeith

I've used that same jewelry cleaner in the red jar on my silver coins and it worked great I also used it on some foreign coins of uncertain materials and it did a good job on those too The silver coins I clean are typically common dates that aren't worth much so I like to make them look pretty I would never clean a valuable coin unless it was absolutely necessary
Comment from : @chrisa515

How to conserve magnetic coins with stains?
Comment from : @seventwofiveflowers

Hii learned a lot from youty
Comment from : @seventwofiveflowers

Hey, Daniel! I really enjoyed this one! Thanks for another great video!
Comment from : @matthudson8599

I like to use alcohol while I’m coin roll hunting I find guiness or IPA works best
Comment from : @drewsmalley769

What do you mean as you can see the pvc is now removed? It seems to me you cleaned a clean coin Stupid video
Comment from : @biblejournaling66

I remember talking to you in one of the coin groups years ago Do you have a coin Facebook page? I really appreciate the information you put out!
Comment from : @johnwaid575

Great video, new subscriber! My Roosevelt silver dimes and Morgan and Peace dollars have been in stored for 50 years or longer in Whitman folders in a steel lock box and have corrosion Is the EZest your recommendation for cleaning these coins?
Comment from : @waltervasser6351

I wish you would have shown the coin before with the PVC on it, not just the after so we had something to compare it to I don't know what PVC on a coin looks like
Comment from : @SH7771-w2r

what is a good email address for you?
Comment from : @normancozad645

Hey would you dip a proof seater dollar with slight pvc hazing? Don’t know if it’s better to do or keep it as is
Comment from : @MrGabe203

Thank you will try on my coins
Comment from : @mikewhitson2214

924am from Pa Thank you for the information Very helpful
Comment from : @lisabollman7534

Spot on Daniel, Great information as always Thanks for sharing Take care
Comment from : @MrBulldog1965

Thank you for your help
Comment from : @janetskwarczynski5706

A lot of talk for little info
Comment from : @CSGATI

Does it work with milk spots as well ?
Comment from : @adrianjos04

Great video! Adding this to my community classics playlist Cheers!
Comment from : @ModernStacker

Silver doesn't allow bacteria to grow on it
Comment from : @tristinsmith9632

How come some say cleaning a coin reduces the value? I saw one video saying don’t clean coins and stay away from ezest, and your channel says you can clean them if done properly Who do I believe?
Comment from : @ZachAebly

I have several coins heavily coated with gunk Should I consider these coins as permanently damaged and beyond repair or restoration?
Comment from : @jledford5644

Never clean coins, ever !!!!!
Comment from : @miketheknife2

Can you show us step by step?
Comment from : @aleemdatumanong7230

I wish you would show the mix you made
Comment from : @jameslaplant5077

The only thing I would do different is I would have place a folded terry towel down in the sink That way, if I drop it, and we all drop coins, it would not be damaged by the hard porcelain sink😀😀
Comment from : @tomtransport

Should and can a proof silver coin be somehow “ restored “ to get rid of some undesirable toning without damaging it at home ? Or is it just recommended to submit it for restoration by a professional
Comment from : @hmminteresting8359

I started soaking my coins in wd40 ,seems good 👍 what you think 🤔
Comment from : @artcook1976

Dangg , I feel like he was talking directly to me in the intro and I was a kid getting in trouble haha IbrMay have ruined my coins 😅
Comment from : @famefree499

I am glad you still make videos ☺️ it has been awhile and I have a different handle but I used to watch your videos daily I am working on selling my whole collection so I am back to watching videos Thanks for all of the info you put out here for us
Comment from : @kylethecaregiver4050

I also agree that this is the best cleaning/restoring video I've seen and I spent 3 days looking thru alot of vids
Comment from : @shamsi-dinshallah9050

Is it possible for me to send u a pic of a coin and u recommend if I should restore it or leave it alone? It's an Indian Head nickel with I strike error I think
Comment from : @shamsi-dinshallah9050

You need to show the coin before you clean it
Comment from : @paodigger644

Does dipping remove fingerprints?
Comment from : @lazyboylarry4345

What solutions are used for coin conservation? Was looking to dip mine in some baths and looking online I have seen Leuchtturm and Lindner offer some gold and silver baths Are they goood or do you have any recommendations? Thanks! Also are there different dips for proofs vs bullion?
Comment from : @paulbajan1976

You are truly a great teacher, this video has me feeling more confident in taking proper care of coins
Comment from : @CatatonicOne

I think it's pronounced easy-est, like the easiest coin cleaner E-zest doesn't sound right and it doesn't mean anything
Comment from : @NJgateway

CAN YOU DO THAT WITH GOLD? I HAVE A 1904 $20 GOLD PIECE FROM LITTLETON, AND HAS BEEN IN A PVC SLIP FOR YEARS THEY GRADED IT AS MS62 A BEAUTIFUL COIN BUT I AM SURE IT HAS PVC ON IT
Comment from : @bobkemper3237

THIS NEEDS TO BE EXPLAINED TO THE GRADING COMPANY ‼️
Comment from : @tommykelley3948

U friggin rockDaniel ur thebest 🤪😜🙏😎😎thankss palll
Comment from : @robertoconsuegra9921

The only thing that would have made this better if we could have seen the coin before it was cleaned
Comment from : @TheRealWarez

Can you tell me, how long it takes you to get graded coins back? I sent 4 coins to PCGS in March and today is the 4th of August and haven’t received them back
Comment from : @lucybarrionuevo4393

Using Acronyms, believing I know what it means, gets confusing
Comment from : @Uduplr

This is a good video 👍
Comment from : @kaynef6637

What about tarn-x? I use that on my bullion silver and my gold and silver jewelry it's amazing but maybe it takes the mint luster away I'm not sure
Comment from : @trackpackgt373

So as long as you have tap water that is from a filtered water system - and dry coins afterwards, that's OK to use tap water?
Comment from : @landasales1

I Have the 10 queen's beasts from the 1978 jubilee(all beautiful proof coins)most have a light greenish tint on them,good to know I can remove it without potentially ruining them, thx for good informational vid on how to achieve this with low risk of damaging them as they are beautiful 👍🤞
Comment from : @cototp

You never showed a before of the coin
Comment from : @randalldare4027

Could you please tell me how to get a hold of E - Zest Cleaner I want to purchase some would Like to
Comment from : @harrycutbirth7751

Thank u that helps a lot going thru the whole process
Comment from : @roseloredo3982

Hello Daniel, I hear you and THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!! WOW!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : @charles8081

Wow, he tells it the ways it is I LOVE IT!!!!
Comment from : @scotts1356

Will that work on whitman book gunk?
Comment from : @artlow3517

What is the best method to clean finger prints from Uncirculated condition coin?
Comment from : @numismatik

Great video
Comment from : @stevenwaldman7313

I found a 1897 Indian head, what’s it work?
Comment from : @jaredwhite489

Daniel, I do a lot of metal detecting and so many of the coins I dig have been in the ground for hundreds of years Most soil is not kind to coins, and most coins (silver) I dig are not rare To me, the silver dimes, quarters, half dollars, and even silver dollars (I've dug 5 silver dollars) are ugly, well are tarnished and what they call, junk silver So, what harm is there, if I put them in a tumbler for an hour or so, and bring them back to reasonable-looking, cleaned coins?brThank you in advance for your opinion
Comment from : @harrysurtees8710

Polyvinylchloride
Comment from : @markfurman4386

Daniel, it's not pronounced E-zest it's pronounced E-zee-EST Jus saying
Comment from : @slimpickins4233

Can you use goo gone?
Comment from : @MrSanpoil

I know coins can be restored as it's called but to me I'd rather not own a cleaned/restored coins even if the coins need it I prefer to leave them the way they were at once in my posession
Comment from : @joeblack1345

Hi Daniel i have a Morgan that has in the face a mark of tape residue and is in very high grade in MS67 at least Do you think that this product can removed the tape residue Thank you Daniel for this video
Comment from : @yurirego8831

nice franklin
Comment from : @ceciliorobles5308

Thanks for the videoBTW GO BUCKS!! O-H
Comment from : @ohiostatebuckeyezone6207

This was a lose/lose video No matter what you did or said people would have been upset That said it would have been nice to see the coin before it was washed
Comment from : @The_Brew_Dog

I know you said this is really for coins that would grade MS, but what about coins that are maybe a G-VG or F-VF? I have a few coins that I'd like to get the PVC off of, and I try to clean off all my junk silver with acetone before adding it to the pile Would you still recommend this for lower grade inexpensive coins that you're just trying to keep from getting worse, or from infecting the rest of the stack?
Comment from : @germanguppy92

Really wish you had shown us what the coin looked like before / After so we could see the PVC on the coin Did I miss that?
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