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How to remove tarnish and clean silver coins, bullion, junk silver and jewelry

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How long do you leave it in the solution for?
Comment from : @cheesesammich6094

Did this and some of my coins have red spots now ! How can I clean them off ?:(
Comment from : @judger20

Anyone still here? I just used this method and it turned my bar black with tarnish Blew my mind I've sure this works but there must be some variable that I introduced that caused this opposite effect
Comment from : @dane3038

10 years later and this is still helping! Thanks for your post 🙏🏽❤️
Comment from : @Alishia

Audio and silver Good combo
Comment from : @VintageSansuiLover

Did you just soak, or did you scrub as well? Thanks!
Comment from : @rockbay79

Great vid thanks Clint !
Comment from : @terrys394

Awesome video! Love the cashew angle🤙🤙
Comment from : @michaeljameslee1847

I think it's sulfur in the air that causes things to tarnish but not sure, either way thanks for the idea I'll try it
Comment from : @Leesaps

wth are there cashews???
Comment from : @Subscriberswithnovideos-tx7in

Came here for the silver, stayed for the cashews
Comment from : @shadilay777

Doesn’t this bring down the value of junk coins
Comment from : @jaredhighlands4604

Cashews, eh? It's hard to explain jokes to kleptomaniacs because they take things literally
Comment from : @MadDog44

I saw the cashews thing a mile away still really funny love it
Comment from : @Customscerus

Chocolate bars will also work
Comment from : @E-BikingAdventures

You get a 👍🏽 just for the cashews comment 😎😀
Comment from : @everettwhite9874

How long do u let them sit for
Comment from : @Andreeww

Thumbs up for the cashews
Comment from : @Platinumcalculator

Hahaha love your humor bro You have a good attitude Regardless if you thought it wasn't gonna work yourself, you still made us have faith the whole video 😂😂 I have a 1922 silver dollar coin, its look yellowish though as in I even looked up "1922 gold dollar coin worth" Do you know what that could of been to make my coin look yellow?
Comment from : @holdonlemmehollaatyouright7561

Lol very funny cashew joke! Thank you, I thoroughly enjoyed this video
Comment from : @TheQueendom-Au

so what was the nuts for?
Comment from : @DanielH97055

Just buy wrights silver cream Shine any silver up in seconds
Comment from : @IDigHistoryInIowa

NEVER CLEAN COINS EVER TONE ADDS VALUE
Comment from : @trevorc3063

great!
Comment from : @DescartesDooley

holy fuck it worked! i'm doing this as soon as i can
Comment from : @xYouthAttackx

About how long time did it take?
Comment from : @ikonane

cashews are the best part, process won't work without them
Comment from : @LJ3783

I would think that it should be okay to clean the coins if there is no rubbing or polishing involved Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : @SilverSaver888

does this work on copper bars and rounds too?
Comment from : @almay580

the cashews made the video great had to lol
Comment from : @jurbiz

Casews great Fun !
Comment from : @1339LARS

Why did my silver coin turn yellowish color ?
Comment from : @austin058

So its not good to clean "Junk" silver coins that have no value except for the "Melting Price"? Why would a clean junk coin be worth less?
Comment from : @g00glechr0me8

keep on stacking silver
Comment from : @brandonblack2095

I Love Cashews :)
Comment from : @TrapSquad

It is apparent that you never done it before Cashews? Seriously? Wht not Peanuts? OH wait how about Almonds I like Almonds
Comment from : @thenumismatist6458

I knew what those cashews were for!
Comment from : @LaileB22

You do NOT ever do this It destroys the value Decreases it 90 percent or so NEVER EVER EVER DO THIS! God this is one thing that makes me lose so much faith in mankind they want shiny shiny things even if it means DESTROYING the gorgeous aged petina on them It is NOT a bad thing, it shows age, it is beautiful /facepalm
Comment from : @Necrodius

I was only missing the cashews to do this, and I thought 'What do cashews have to do with cleaning coins?' I paused the video, thought for a bit, came up with nothing, and continued watching until 5 seconds later the cashews were mentioned Facepalm
Comment from : @patrickhanley4629

You had me going there with the cashews, lol
Comment from : @mesatop5

Older coins with high silver (like D Morgans which can have up to 90) are better to leave them develop a "coat" The should only be cleaned when they show a thick green rust, but otherwise they are valuable with the coat rather than shinning (unless they are eXtra Fine XF quality in which case they should have been placed and certified into a container to prove that the lack of coat/rust is due to preservation and not du to amateur cleaning
Comment from : @erdvilla

Off hand I don't know But I think there's probably a better method for copper cleaning
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

Would this also work with copper and wheat pennies?
Comment from : @AlMa-qc9tw

If I clean Morgan dollars, would they lose value I've been told never to clean Morgans or Peace dollars
Comment from : @AlMa-qc9tw

Would this make the coin weigh less or cause silver to leak out?
Comment from : @AlMa-qc9tw

Thank you! Glad it worked for you
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

It works & best of all, It didn't mess up the hologram silver eagle ! Awsome video !
Comment from : @philipyoung3030

Gold Tarnishes much less But it does oxidize some, but since this is a chemical reaction here for silver, I don't think it works on gold because gold has a different oxide Got to remember truly pure gold is pretty much impossible There's always some amount of impurity
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

I was under the impression that gold doesn't tarnish Silver tarnishes because of the oxidation right? I was always told if you have gold that tarnishes, it's not real gold (I'm talking about pure gold)
Comment from : @MunkeySpaz

nice
Comment from : @bassembeshai8557

Great way to clean silver coins, I clean mine the same way, great video
Comment from : @AngelSilverFourtySeven

Don't use a metal utensil, even if you want to scratch up your coins A metal utensil will become part of the chemical reaction! :)
Comment from : @drutter

Yeah that might be too little silver content to work right This will work on 999 fine, 950 Sterling, and 90 junk silver for sure With 40 you may need another cleaning method I've never heard of that though
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

Simply dip your silver with tongs in ammonia and no, ammonia does not ruin pure silver, it actually eats at the sulphur
Comment from : @fightnight47364

I've had to run it twice on some and dry the coins/silver in between, it seems to get most of it
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

Thanks! And no I don't think it would work on Gold, this is just for silver
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

First, nicely done Also, if you dont mind me asking? Would that work for gold coins as well?
Comment from : @arlindjax

I use this procedure too But it doesn't always clean the coins up completely Some of them I have to follow up with using a tooth-brush and a mixture of baking-soda and water
Comment from : @The8BitGuy

like the noise the soda makes ssssszzzzzzzzzz ! is that addictive ?
Comment from : @gasdorfymunchy2552

i got 8 eagles in my pocket , i want them to tarnish how many years does it take ?
Comment from : @gasdorfymunchy2552

Add it? I don't know, maybe store the silver in poor conditions, like high humidity, exposed to air and for a long period of time, while handling it often, lol The silver will just do it by itself
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

how do you add tarnish to silver coins ?
Comment from : @gasdorfymunchy2552

Thanks!
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

Loved the video Reminds of a informercial I saw years ago that had a silver tarnish remover I prefer yours instead Thank you for posting it GarouLady From Michigan
Comment from : @GarouLady

I'm eating cashews while reading this, lol and glad to hear it worked, thanks for the comment!
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

thank you for uploading this video, i put my 1 troy oz silver bar in for only 10 seconds and it was back to its original self even my 95 copper pennies were restored unfortunatly i didnt have cashews
Comment from : @mascalex91

Cool, thanks!
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

Good vid Tried this on two tarnished 10oz bars Worked quite well
Comment from : @MCSE3232

Of course there are products that you could use, this video was showing a technique using items you already have in your home
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

Thanks! Much appreciated
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

Great channel
Comment from : @cactusross

I don't know what the affects would be on a gem stone, so I wouldn't try it Some stones may be fine others may not This is for silver only
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy

I agree for coins with numismatic value, these however do not have value other than the bullion This is a common date half dollar and some junk silver dimes
Comment from : @Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy