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How To Spot Cleaned Coins u0026 Does Cleaning Coins Damage Them?

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Thanks for sharing 🎉
Comment from : @tngsoonhee8683

The monetary value of coins is strictly based on the amount of metal within them, year of circulation, how many were struck that year, manufacturing defects, and overall condition Not how much dirt is on it By the way, patina is a type of corrosion; a form of damage
Comment from : @Tatenak

I would tell a novice NOT to attempt to clean a coin or dip it … but dipping I do not consider it a form of cleaning it’s more of a form of improving the coin if it done right ! I have seen dark toned coin dipped in a diluted solution and sent into grading to receive a higher grade … Again NOT every coin is a candidate for “dipping” some coins are best left alone in their natural patina they developed over the years … “Cleaning” is what I consider wiping , scrubbing, whizzing and so on … Most Morgan dollars that are bright white has been dipped at one time in their life is it a bad thing ? Not really if it done by right person knows what they are doing
Comment from : @Jabshier1980

Thank you
Comment from : @ahmedkhalifa885

So does our finger sweat acid hurt coins Should I always wear cotton gloves when handling coins?
Comment from : @MelindaMc

Hot water and dish detergent to clean a penny? Yes or no?
Comment from : @mont5584

I love cleaning coins I clean coins so often, I don't think it's all bad I just think that some people talk shit about shit with this stuff
Comment from : @MemeMan99999

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Comment from : @janiskar7892

I has coin had written one world coin, ldont know what is it
Comment from : @omeralshreef6264

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Comment from : @seye8eyes

Hi Christopher, great information 👍
Comment from : @ians424

Interesting video but please google the UK pronunciation of 'Patina' It seems like all UK YouTubers have adopted the US version (0:47)
Comment from : @mx986

The only coins I ever clean are rusty pennies I find on the floor just out of curiosity of what the date is 😄 (it could be an NIFC), there is the equivalent in banknotes collecting too, if a note is washed it’s the same as a cleaned coin 👍
Comment from : @alfiejones7429

I will have to check my coins to see if I have any great video thank you
Comment from : @mariekane4239

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Comment from : @sandybarnes887

Some sound advice brGreat stuff Christopher & BCC 👍🏻
Comment from : @smiffy7890

I am so tempted to clean some of my coins as I really want them shiny, but I feel I must resist that as I don't want them to loose value Cheers for this Christopher
Comment from : @alazorn6665

Thanks for sharing Christopher 👍 😊
Comment from : @johnsaunders5787

Good subject matter BCC, I personally don't like to clean coins, however I have done so in the past and regret it It takes too long and wasn't that great in the end Happy days CC 👍🥋
Comment from : @mastertemple

Very interesting Christopher thank you
Comment from : @angelacrutchley9055

Very informative video Christopher👌👍
Comment from : @mrmrssnappy9920

What about protecting your coins in coin capsules
Comment from : @frostfire4628

Such a sensitive issue well covered I have only cleaned two coins in my collection, both silver and covered in nasty black stuff But lukewarm water, baby shampoo and a chamois cloth brought them back to better condition I recently bought an album of farthings, and the 1910 coin has been polished by another owner (☹️) It's a shame but I'm looking for one in original condition and I'm hopeful it won't be too long before I can get one 😉
Comment from : @elliottprice6084

I've cleaned coins before They were in a drawer with a battery that leaked I put the coins in a bowl and poured vinegar on them At the end of the day, though, I am not worried about it because I plan on never getting rid of them :)
Comment from : @EricOnYouTube