EFFECTIVE WAY TO CLEAN YOUR COINS AFTER METAL DETECTING

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Title	:	EFFECTIVE WAY TO CLEAN YOUR COINS AFTER METAL DETECTING
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I have lm fausto 10
Comment from : @ReneRamirez-o6w

I use clr to clean my coins and they come out better than what you cleaned
Comment from : @williamfuson2114

This video gave me a panic attack! As soon as you said rock tumbler! br🥺🥺😟
Comment from : @kasie680

My husband used water and a little bit of salt and it worked wonderfuly
Comment from : @RandallWilson-xh9oh

Too costly!
Comment from : @BillyBoy442

Can you use a ultrasonic cleaner
Comment from : @allenpardon8211

oxy clean,salt,dish detergent,and CLR CHEMICAL AND THEY WILL BE ALOT CLEANER THATN YOUR VIDEO DEMO ALSO TO NEED TO RUN YOUR TUMBLER FOR 2 HOURS
Comment from : @johnbarrale9923

this guy doesn't know coin value,he shouldn't be using the graval
Comment from : @redman7538

Ruined those coins
Comment from : @drw9195

What style AT hat do you have?
Comment from : @matthewdickerson2781

Maybe an ultrasonic device would be better They use the ultrasonic device for jewelry
Comment from : @mikemullenix6956

Throw them in a plastic takeaway box with vinegar and salt over the top they will come out brand new I’ve had extremely blackened coins come back immaculate
Comment from : @samcurtis6166

ARE YOU KIDDING ME????? The LAST thing you want to do is clean your coins! It can take a $100 coin and drop it's value down to a couple of bucks SMH
Comment from : @scotts1356

Never clean If you plan on selling to a dealer Kills value
Comment from : @jaredwhite489

God no!!!!!
Comment from : @bridget2962

Are you with Eureka THC?!?! That would be awesome Also, to answer your question, I invest in SILVAH as well, 1 9z rounds usually, some grab bars of gold!!
Comment from : @willkleespies8682

Since I am REALLY CHEAP, and don't want to spend $50 of my detecting clad on a tumbler, I use the bigger since Peter Pan peanut butter plastic jar, with some of those clear rounded stones you see in fish tanks or turtle tanks or wheverever, and I put in a squirt of CLR or similar cleaner (your stuff should work just fine too) and a little hot water and I shake the hell out of them Rather labor intensive I know, but I do this 3 times, rinsing each time, and they look close to your results Maybe though, someday I'll spring for a tumblerlolbrThanks for the videobrRob brFlthunder / Diggin' Florida w/ Rob!
Comment from : @flthunderdigginwrob3162

Great tips I'm still trying to learn all the cool tricks Hey if you happen to you use the pencil cleaning tools for coins and relics I'd love to see someone showing tips about those? Thanks for sharing
Comment from : @jengalloway4961

Nice way to clean them up Tony
Comment from : @DirtDiggersUK

Awesome video! I gave you a sub if you would be so kind to send one my way would be greatly appreciated!
Comment from : @lunkerlukeoutdoors1306

Hello Good video I subscribed to your YouTube channel You can also subscribe to mine if you want, I do detection on the beaches wwwyoutubecom/c/OrathC3A9oBeachDC3A9tection
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Yeah I put my clad finds into repair money for my car, 2004 Chevy Malibu with 220,000 miles on her
Comment from : @Mark-TBH

I have the same setup, but I use Dawn Liquid dish soap and boiling water for about two hours I use the clad for various purposes My bank has a change machine no charge I still have last year's clad and with what I dug up this year so far is about $160000
Comment from : @timmyshaw5562

Are the water and gravel not considered ingredients? Also, sure, the cleaner may be a dollar, but the tumbler, which is also needed for this method (so it actually takes TWO products to clean the coins), is about $50
Comment from : @CJayC253

I've tried this before and its very risky Be careful those chemicals can actually dissolve coins if left in even slightly too long I once left metal in an half hour too long and much of the details disappeared Another time i left one an hour too long and it ended up heavily pitted It does work though but be careful not to soak it too long
Comment from : @noahlewisful

Hi Tony I use a rock tumbler with gravel, CLR, vinegar, Dawn soap and water Tumble for 2 hours Never had a bank give me problems Also the zinc penneys that are eaten into-after cleaning I donate them to McDonalds kids
Comment from : @jimsteele5807

Suuup Tony 😁 neat technique 👌:) GL & HH
Comment from : @shepirate4651

I have a Harbor Freight tumbler & I also use aquarium gravel I roll everything & take it to the bank to buy more rolls to search Good video Tony
Comment from : @joebrown1382

A great video and thanks for the information
Comment from : @brianhayden9871

I'm up to trying new cleaners the banks here are fussy they opened 2 rolls of dimes on the counter and told me to dirty can't take them and now i got a lot of coins can't do nothing with ATB & HH
Comment from : @jimmycloake5275

I do the same it goes to silver purchase
Comment from : @martinstreasurehunting

Cool cleaning tips Tony I just use my clad if I need extra loot for anything HH and be well
Comment from : @EZDiggin

Thanks great idea
Comment from : @ivasmith8184

I tried using something like that on my coins and it ruined themMaybe I left them in to long or did not add enough water
Comment from : @ohdannyboyjustadiggin