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THE PROPER WAY TO RESTORE ANCIENT COINS--DIY COIN COLLECTING COIN CLEANING EASY HOW TOO

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You just destroyed a 1700 yr old coin what you are doing is vandalism pure and simple You have zero knowledge of how to clean and look after coins Maybe give it a rinse in distilled water first no need for that dramatic scraping, olive oil will go rancid and you will have a smelly damaged coin All that coin actually needed was a rinse and dry Massive dislike
Comment from : @markpayne-f7o

Палочкой поковырял, и вся грязь отпала, и микро рельеф появился? Ну-ну
Comment from : @simonech8312

One of my ancestors
Comment from : @itzcaseykc

Coin is thick and cover init
Comment from : @DickHead1-l1e

never use Vaseline on your roman coins, Because Vaseline is a water base product, Which can cause the coins patina to go green
Comment from : @jameshorsted5489

Whats the coin made of?
Comment from : @ogkushstain2861

Just remember, Vaseline is water based - so it could lead to issues with corrosion spots
Comment from : @museonfilm8919

Use blackthorn or Horthorn thorns to clean and clear shoe wax
Comment from : @crazycressy7986

Nice thx for the info
Comment from : @moovfasta

No, no ,no , oh god noo
Comment from : @metaldetectking3844

Cooool!food to know
Comment from : @tmdetecting

How do you preserve the coin? Preserve from getting coroded again?
Comment from : @militariacollectablesbelgium

Thanks for your video some great tips I didn't no about ms 70
Comment from : @lukeymcmillan7855

Nope, that's not the proper way at all
Comment from : @Nardo_Likes_It

That's not a toothpick It's a piece of bamboo
Comment from : @janekcalhoun4436

Your channel and your recordings delight me, I watch them regularly and I have a channel about coins, so any new experience is welcome, thank you and best regards
Comment from : @milosstrela

Why not a chainsaw ? use rather a Zeiss Stemi 305
Comment from : @saukandfoxes233

Staged with seed coins dipped in mud
Comment from : @larryfaulkner5705

This is amateur work Expert numismatists and museums would never recommend such a brutal treatment I am glad you ruined a coin that is not scarce or valuable First time I see this use of vaseline and I must say the patina doesn’t look natural at all Please, read about ancient coins conservation
Comment from : @olivierbellavance1962

Is there an email I can use to send you a coin that I can't figure out what it says? The coin is in great condition I just can't read what it says Thanks
Comment from : @SmartTraining365Biomechanics

I have one
Comment from : @Velocity_353

Awesome!👍 new subs here!
Comment from : @CaStW

Can't hear what you're saying because of the 'background' music that is in the foreground
Comment from : @lancepymble6280

Music was too loud to hear what you were saying 👍
Comment from : @oldplucker1

Other coin restorers I have watched on youtube do not use vaseline as it is water based It can actually induce corrosion
Comment from : @HippieDave351

Pro Tip You can also use Thorns from trees instead of toothpicks for fine work and theyre both softer and flexible, along with a range of hardness and plyability Perfect for softer metals Cheers
Comment from : @fetus2280

MS70 is acetone-based not oil-based you must rinse it off after use and it is toxic
Comment from : @coinsusa

Its going to take me 80 years to finish cleaning my coins
Comment from : @riddlegunnermanuel6503

Can ms 70 reamove patina?
Comment from : @redwolf8279

Excellent Thank you
Comment from : @ihopetowin

excellent work!
Comment from : @Imperial_Channel

Is there anything other than ms70 that I can use
Comment from : @levionheigre8339

Very nice to bad the coins that im getting from amazon are locked tight in a little plastic pocket
Comment from : @企鹅120

Thank for your years of experience kid ;)
Comment from : @theothertroll

I love getting new batches of ancients to clean up and attribute never know what you'll find
Comment from : @zaqwertyfish

Great
Comment from : @virtualnimuzejsrbije

Super rare
Comment from : @omgtvchannel70

Amazed at how much time is spent on each coin that way
Comment from : @silvadelshaladin

Great Video! Thank you!
Comment from : @pumpkintown

I bought ms70 It seems pretty toxic Should I wear gloves? I am afraid to get it on my hands
Comment from : @kyleknapp2585

Hello, brRecently I have acquired few old world war zinc coins They are very dirty with a lot of cement like thing covering the entire coin brPlease guide as to how should I get rid of it Zinc coins!
Comment from : @gulabimandal

and the value dropped from 10$ to 2$
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