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Ancient Coin Restoration - Full Process u0026 Exciting Results

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You need to include how much the coin is worth
Comment from : @neilgodfrey2669

Is that the guy from Corridor Digital??
Comment from : @neilgodfrey2669

Wow very good job
Comment from : @TheAxelinho05

This is great! New facination unlocked!
Comment from : @itsfridayyesitis9750

Who came here to verify the videos existence?
Comment from : @herrrecht3607

Can you add tool links in your descriptions?
Comment from : @robertburris5140

What's the initial scraping tool called? How can I get one?
Comment from : @tonygartshore

hello congratulations for the beautiful job !! What electronic microscope do you use? What brand is it? Thank you very much 😉👍
Comment from : @mauroleorato813

What's the name of the book cataloguing the images on Roman coins?
Comment from : @galladite4924

You don't clean or "restore" coins!brbrLook it up!
Comment from : @omerkaya545

0:32 book?
Comment from : @Alex_0510

Ok you know I’m kidding butbrbrbrbrYoU jUsT dEvALuEd iT wHaT iS wRoNg WiTh YoU
Comment from : @Guesty_2763

Ай тигр 👍
Comment from : @6RStudioOficial

Water and soap would do same result, but there will be no video;) Yes?
Comment from : @moralezz

Great work
Comment from : @жориквартанов-ж4ш

Can you sacrifice one of these and just powerwash them for a few seconds?
Comment from : @am761

How can we clean old silver coins?
Comment from : @tarunjassal9338

What is the name of the catalog at 0:32
Comment from : @meraklnngunlugu1760

For me, the music was too much
Comment from : @fixitagaintomorrow3132

Love this especially the history lesson
Comment from : @Dd-sunshine68

Using a belt sander would be MUCH faster
Comment from : @Kevin-xi6ts

Aren't you on corridor Crew?
Comment from : @pedroboscaro

the jet of sand or a softer product like paper dust would not be an easier solution in this case ?
Comment from : @ruisantos4520

This coin was minted in the very city I'm living in right now, this feels so surreal Imagine what this coin would've seen
Comment from : @Ripstikerpro

Si quieres limpiar tus monedas y quitarle todo eso sucio te recomiendo que lo pongas en un agua destilada le pongas cobre y sal verás como sale todas esas suciedad y se le cae todo eso como tía Rita o sarro que se le ve ahí
Comment from : @sergioortega5869

Maybe try out dry ice blasting its all the rage with automotive restorations it can clean dirt off without disturbing wax marks and assembly line marks which make vehicles more valuable
Comment from : @rvan9214

love the time lapse of the material being removed but some clips in real time with a mic so we can hear the sound it makes as you scrape would be fun
Comment from : @jasonparker6815

can mild acid like white vinegar be harmful for such ancient coin?
Comment from : @rafaelarellano5616

Nice work I’d like to see one done ASMR style
Comment from : @boblevine104

Super video restorasion😊
Comment from : @Lahire-s7l

Super cool ses top😊
Comment from : @Lahire-s7l

all you guys doing restorations on yt have the exact voice id imagine from the person doing this thing XD patience
Comment from : @2sdd

Get it a wire brush on it You'd have it done in seconds rather than pissing around for hours ffs
Comment from : @hefellump1

This coin came out nice
Comment from : @dale4034

What is the composition of the material you removed from the coin?brbrGreat video, thank you …
Comment from : @theavenger3363

I have Roman coins
Comment from : @cristalcapa4347

why can't you use chemicals or electrolysis to remove dirt?
Comment from : @hungarianzozo

You're open to suggestions? Well, I wouldn't change much other than maybe periodically include the original audio coming from the tools/processes being used Thanks for sharing the videos Very interesting to see what methods are used and the progress of the coin as more n more work is done right before our eyes
Comment from : @tymz-r-achangin

Can it not be placed in an ultrasonic bath like watch parts?
Comment from : @royneder351

Soak a coin like this in olive oil for a week or two and the concretion will slough completely off, leaving bare metal with no tool marks 👍
Comment from : @AsaTrenchard1865

It looks to me like you covered them in dirt first to make the video later
Comment from : @axper4

I strongly recommend using an ultrasonic cleaner It will remove all that loose dirt without any risk of surface damage
Comment from : @stevedavie4480

Ultraschallbad???
Comment from : @Stoertebekerxyz

I quite enjoyed this video and would love to see more restoration videos like this
Comment from : @KaitlinLuksa

Лучше всего чистить монету мелким шабером с микроскопом, смазывая ее ортфосфорной кислотой
Comment from : @БарыгаФанпеевич

How is this different from the kind of cleaning you’re not supposed to do to coins and other historical objects?
Comment from : @blammers

Good music and good video
Comment from : @robbieblair8610

First time viewer; are you blowing off the dirt and debris with an exhale of your breath, or do you have some type of device that when activated blows away the accumulated dirt and dust, and if it is the former, do you drink something to quench your lips and throat because off excessive extra exhaling, and what that drink might be
Comment from : @Bookmarkerer

Doesn’t cleaning coins decrease the value?
Comment from : @ypcomchic

Loved it
Comment from : @Oberon4278

I know it’s satisfying to watch this restored manually but wouldn’t an ultrasonic bath achieve the same result
Comment from : @Sam_two_can

Please don't use this kind of Arab-themed music it was really hard to watch this I had to mute the sound to watch it because it felt too stereotype-y
Comment from : @Pearlundershell

Why not letting it soak for a few days and let the water do the job?
Comment from : @jackCLR

So I always hear restoring decreases coin value, is that true here or no?
Comment from : @walkertongdee

What is coin worth?
Comment from : @OutlawyerX

love the video except for all the cuts they're too close together, give the cuts more time before you switch to another ppl with sensitivity to flashing lights might have a problem watching
Comment from : @imbwildrd3693

what is that thing you clean coins with, it looks like a pencil?
Comment from : @moderatobend7052

Wouldn't an ultra sonic cleaner be less damaging?
Comment from : @BeyondWorldOne

I know it wouldn’t be as exciting but an ultrasonic cleaner would make short work of the dirt and grime on this coin with even less chance of any damage
Comment from : @OutEastLI

What about dry ice cleaning or aqua blasting? Can you use it ?
Comment from : @husbyugur77

how did you find that coin?
Comment from : @marceloruffino

Forgive me if this is super ignorant, but wouldn’t an ultrasonic cleaner be a much faster way to do this?
Comment from : @davidkleinman4920

Would tumbling with walnut shells ruin the patina?
Comment from : @sljoseph74

Hey! It's that one guy from Corridor
Comment from : @XACTIC_Valour

Wouldn't it be easier to just use a drill with a soft brush? No chance to damage the coin and it would likely get all the details without scratching
Comment from : @archael18

Question Why not just use high pressure water to remove the dirt
Comment from : @b22chris

underwhelming 18minutes of sped up footage of scraping of dirt
Comment from : @Antiork

I have what I believe is a coin in similar condition from a Roman site What is the best way to learn how to restore them or find someone with this skillset who can help?
Comment from : @cbaron6688

Wait?!? Is this the guy from Corridor?! Did not expect that! Nice!
Comment from : @Fogmeister

honestly, a request would just be zooming in on certain sections youtube doesn’t show detail well all the time, so being able to get a glimpse at fine detail would be super fun
Comment from : @fireballninja01

Outstanding work! I also love the choice of music Thank you
Comment from : @ponowar2025

I asked my brother how they clean the coins in his museumbr"Using ultrasound, no one would ever think of cleaning a coin by hand with any kind of tool, that's crazy"
Comment from : @ODSD77

Hey! I know this shrimp!brI never woulda guessed you have a history channel Cool
Comment from : @NicholasproclaimerofMessiah

Restauration of coins kill the value
Comment from : @barracuda008l4

Constantine the traitor Constantine the tyrant
Comment from : @LokiOdinssnn

I used to do this as a hobby I got two batches of dirty coins and cleaned and identified them I got a silver coin of Julia Domna/Septimius Severus minted in Tomis; a bronze coin of Licinius, the enemy of Constantine, minted in Cyzicus; and a Constantius II Fel Temp Reparatio bronze coin Those are the ones that were the most impressive
Comment from : @saltech3444

I mean I like all the attention to detail But couldn't you do the same thing by soaking it in water for 24 hrs and brushing it with a soft brush
Comment from : @rodkeller1204

Take that dirt to a lab :)
Comment from : @garrettfoxdrumshorts

So hyped I called it being Constantine! Lol
Comment from : @EvilSewnit

!I think low pressure plastic media blast would be worth a try
Comment from : @helibaysea

Why can’t you use a tiny pressure washer?
Comment from : @alexanderpaterson968

@historyathome I know I'm late to the party, but the music, editing and your narration are perfectly balanced First time at your channel
Comment from : @jamieflame01