Cleaning Some Ancient Roman Coins

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Title	:	Cleaning Some Ancient Roman Coins
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Thanks for showing us the way
Comment from : @daleboyd8531

What is the solution that you're using to treat the bronze disease?😮
Comment from : @georgesparks7833

La mejor solución es meterla en aceite de oliva por varias semanas o meses y les aseguro que después con un paño suave y sin restregar sale toda la tierra y no se daña la moneda
Comment from : @scg-qx2vj

Next time use distilled water! There’s several minerals in tap water which can exasperate chemical reactions that the coin is going through
Comment from : @nickdawg8463

This is my asmr
Comment from : @LeafPlaster

Bacana 🎉
Comment from : @mariogomesdesa

Wow those coins came out very nice I have cleaned a few myself; but I mostly clean the very low quality one and I have to reapply patina using Jax patina solution I like your microscope, I use a USB microscope myself, the one I use is the Plugable usb 200x digital microscope, love that thing, I use it all the time when I conserve my coins and make videos of my work Great job and keep doing it, take care and be safe out there
Comment from : @vintageavenuerarecoins

holy shiit! I am cleaning the constantin the 2nd while this video runs in the background I look up at 5:20 and I am shocked that we are holding the same effing coin 🤯😄 Greetings and keep up the work my man!
Comment from : @greenrabbit4075

What grade are this from nerocoins i see they have several quality options
Comment from : @robin222

Nero Coins in Canada sold me junk 0 out 20 keepers
Comment from : @anthonyedwards866

you know when the guys has a strong accent he is educated
Comment from : @andreysmekhov2336

Coin#10 Emperor:Licinius I Based on the obv legend I can read (NIVS AVG) making it IMP LICI-NIVS AVG Laureate bust rightBased on the Obv Break I'd guess the revhas VOT XX in center of wreath No mintmark are legible so could be any number of Mints Arles,Rome,Ticinium,Aquileia,Siscia,ThessalonicaMinted 320-321AD
Comment from : @avsalom6632

Coin#6 Emp Constantius II ObvLegend DN CONSTAN- illegibleEmp facing rt pearl Diadem Draped,Cuirassed Rev:legend FEL TEMP REPARATIO Emperor spearing fallen horseman left Exergue-ASIRM or BSIRM Sirmium Mint(Modern day Serbia Stremska mitrovica) Minted between Sept351-Nov355 or Nov355 to Summer 361AD Coin#7 Emperor:Constantius II or Constantine II Obv Legends not entirely clear but ending with PF AVG 1st part is either CONSTANTI-NVS or CONSTANTI-VS Bust:Emperor right Diadem draped and Cuirassed Reverse legend GLORI-EXER-CITVS Soldiers stgw/spears facing Standard in-betweenExergue:SMTS(gamma) Mint: Thessalonica(Modern day Saloniki Greece) Minted from spring of 337AD-Spring 340AD RIC VIII Thessalonica 55,56 Sear17433 or Sear 17992
Comment from : @avsalom6632

Coin#4 Constantius II or Constantine II most likelyReverse type is GLORIA EXERCITVS TypeUnknown mint or other markings illegibleCoin#5 Agree that this is Claudius II also known as Claudius GothicusUnknown obverse legends illegibleRevLegend Most likely VIRTVS AVGwith Virtus stg left holding olive branch up in right hand and spear in leftThis would almost certainly be from a Rome Mint,minted from Oct 268 to mid 270 RICV-1 109 Rome 1st or 2nd Emission
Comment from : @avsalom6632

Coin#3 Constantius II (Son of Constantine The Great) Obv Legend FL IVL CONSTANTIVS NOB C Head right pearl Diadem,draped and Cuirassed RevLegend GLOR-IA EXERC-ITVS Soldiers with 2 Standards BetweenExergue R wreath P RIC VII Rome 383 1st Officina 336ADThis would be a currently assumed but unlisted Officinae for this coin
Comment from : @avsalom6632

I will not be able to give exact identification for all the coins but should be able to narrow them downCoin#2 a little more difficult because you did not show the reverse of the coin at the end, but I did see it from some of the other footageConstantius II Obv Legend DN CONSTAN-TIVS PF AVG Emperor right pearl Diadem draped and CuirassedRev Legend FEL TEMP REPARATIO Helmeted soldier with spear standing over small figure leading him from hut Exergue ASIS or delta SIS Mint Siscia(Modern day Sisak, Croatia) 1st or 4th Officinae possibilities RIC VIII Siscia 212,212b,215,215var,216,216var,221,221var
Comment from : @avsalom6632

I have been collecting for years and stumbled across this todayWill try to help you out in regards to identificationThis will be a lengthy post so will make several separate postsCoin #1 Is a coin of Constantine II ObvLegend CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C Bust:emperor facing right, pearl diadem, draped and cuirassed Rev Legend DOMINORdotNOSTRVMdotCAESS VOT V in center Mintmark:SMHdelta minted @Heraclea Mint (modern day Bitola Macedonia) in 320AD 4th Officinae RIC VII Heraclea 59
Comment from : @avsalom6632

هل تود شراء قطع روماني قديم
Comment from : @زهرةعمري-ك2ط

I got roman coin or accent
Comment from : @sandramoelhan8235

coin no1 is minted in Nicomedia first gamma officiana (SMNA)
Comment from : @seherdemirel8100

you can tell mee how about tools
Comment from : @Cleopatranumismatics

Water can sometimes be dangerous for patina
Comment from : @Xgrozdahh

I still can't find a good deal on a bunch of uncleaned roman coins, I browsed for hours but I couldn't find good deals, anyone have a reccomendation?
Comment from : @hasandemirel13

What machine are you using for magnification?
Comment from : @jerrymellinger7471

I find gold, silver bronze and mix
Comment from : @Nunyabidnuz

Hi, do the same procedure as long as you use an ultrasonic needle instead of a cleaning brush, the result will be even better, but mainly more abrasive
Comment from : @jaroslavstedry4227

Hi and nice video!So later acetate os sodium do that patine?or i lost somethink?
Comment from : @Susan_HunTer

use "Renaissance Wax" to protect them
Comment from : @EolicoJM

Такого я ещё не видел, Вам необходимо повысить свои теоретические навыки, и никогда не бросайте в воду античные монеты!
Comment from : @АлександрЖиров-з7с

Absolutely amazing video Really enjoy the stuff you do on this channel and I wasn't expecting a video on cleaning coins to be so interesting
Comment from : @artisanmakes