3 WAYS TO TELL A COIN WAS CLEANED OR POLISHED

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Title	:	3 WAYS TO TELL A COIN WAS CLEANED OR POLISHED
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an MS60 morgan that looks like it was minted YESTERDAY and you wonder if its been CLEANED ??? the world is filled with sheep
Comment from : @markhellman-pn3hn

I can guarantee you that all of mine are cleaned, because I clean every one I get In warm water and dish soap at the very least
Comment from : @DanCooper404

there are different levels of cleaning this not a black and white issue
Comment from : @psilocybemusashi

10 minutes of my life that I'll never get back what a waste of time
Comment from : @TroyDieter

This video was very helpful, thank you!
Comment from : @cookingwithtata6038

I personally like the look when it has the black gunk outlines It makes some of the details really pop
Comment from : @PsychoMantis308

I recently bought one silver coin (German from year 1913) This coin has a beautiful and strong luster, but it also has a lot of quite long micro scratches Most of the scratches are in one direction and they are visible only under the light and specific angle What could be origin of those scratches considering that the luster is well-preserved?
Comment from : @markm9731

Thank you for offering this video Sharing this is a public service We learned a lot Great thanks Sorry if name icon comes up 2x Some sort of computer glitch we don't know how to fix
Comment from : @stephaniec2520

i have a 1932 S quarter numerically graded AU 53 by NGC it has a lot of hairline scratches From what i read they dont numerically grade cleaned coins but will label it 'cleaned' or 'details' instead
Comment from : @JxT1957

My thing is what if you have to do a simple soap and water because you cant even see the year,mint,etc etc Esp when it comes to pcgs and ngs
Comment from : @anthonydowns9632

Luster comes from Reeded Basin Polishing of the Die Peace Dollars have Satin Basin Polish, NO LUSTER, No Cartwheels
Comment from : @TobaccoRowe1960

I can take Micro Scratches (hair lines) out with Red Rouge Silver Polish on a soft cloth
Comment from : @TobaccoRowe1960

If I want dirt on my coins I can always add it after I clean it
Comment from : @TobaccoRowe1960

Getting that black gunk off is easy And when a coin leaves the Mint (Mint State) there is no gunk
Comment from : @TobaccoRowe1960

The white look from tiny abrasions can be called cloudy
Comment from : @trailguy

A no nonsense video! Thanks!
Comment from : @outlaw4now702

Uhmm I don’t fully agreed , specially circulated old coins , I own a few graded coins that displayed what you just mentioned , but neither PCGS or NGC has labeled them as cleaned These deposits are normal on circulated coins, people touching them , the high spots will appear clean , and on the lower spots grime , discoloration will find their way There must be a protocol these grading companies follow to give the grade of “ Cleaned coin”
Comment from : @EivinSukoi

Ja, ja, ja “ Italian espresso “ , mi fai moriré dalle risate brNew subscriber , keep them coming cabron
Comment from : @EivinSukoi

Excellent info Thanks!
Comment from : @KAlphonso

Thank you!!
Comment from : @RobinLynnGriffith

smart dude
Comment from : @mrmister8546

I had such a difficult time understanding why the value of the coin decreases after a cleaning? If you can get the crud, dirt, debris off it and the integrity of the metal isn't compromised, why does it loose value? Personally I would want the coin clean so I can see all the detail It's like an old car not being washed It's still an old car IDK I know in the collecting world now not to clean coins but whatever lol
Comment from : @neophytestacker9471

Thanks
Comment from : @mikewright9285

How’s that affect the value though? Cleaning up a coin and selling vs it being indiscernible
Comment from : @JeremyB8419

THANK YOU , LOVELY VIDEO
Comment from : @ahmedkhalifa885

Cool vid
Comment from : @waynestewart1054

Nope
Comment from : @silverwheelspatriot1764

Is there any other ways to tell??
Comment from : @coinsilver2129

Good info Thanks
Comment from : @crtreasures1136

How do you managing your silver portfolio? Do you use any app or Excel spreadsheet ? Can't find any videos about this I would like to keep track what I have and for how much I purchased Thank you for sharing
Comment from : @semish1000

Just watched your trident video the new intro is awesome This is a very informative video thank you for not being scripted in your videos and speaking like a normal person I can’t watch channels that sound like robots
Comment from : @danbrassard9981

Thank you
Comment from : @simonsayssilver7421

Thanks for sharing!!
Comment from : @SilverStreak1

Hey bro I would like a sticker bro I don’t think I have one
Comment from : @UrbanLifestyle1

Thanks for the lesson Just gave out some good information
Comment from : @armandofromthevault9775

Great info! ;-)
Comment from : @davemork4910

Thank you for this
Comment from : @guitarman7382

Great information thank you!
Comment from : @GriffGood

Good VideobrGreetings from Germany ✌️
Comment from : @rtorero199

That black gunk in the crevices can just as easily happen on any regular heavily circulated coin
Comment from : @esquared5064

Thanks for not slurping 🤤🤔😦🤭😧🤔🤤🤔🤭😪🤢😪🤮🤤🤭😰😮😮🤔😧🤔
Comment from : @MetalBum

Thanks for informing us I have been wondering too
Comment from : @MetalBum

Thanks for the information!
Comment from : @jakeclark6982

Is their a way to get luster back on a gold coin That lost its luster?? That's been heavy circulated?
Comment from : @KirksCORNER1983

I cleaned a gold coin of mine APMEX sent me a heavy circulated gold Sovereign so fuck it
Comment from : @KirksCORNER1983

Great video my friend, thanks for the info
Comment from : @alexanderrdevoogt3235

HI GUIDO! GOOD, INFORMATIVE VIDEO! THE 21 Peace Dollar is sad It is a great coin b:-)/b
Comment from : @donaldinnewmexico

Great video for people to pay attention to I almost got scammed buying a $10 1908 or 1909 no motto Gld Indian head If you are going to buy something with our heard earned money Plan ahead Bring a loop Look for tiny scorching in the fields And don’t act on emotion If it’s expensive and cleaned, pass it by
Comment from : @patrioticgoombah7595

I've read that grading places do coin restorations, if anyone really wants something valuable cleanedbrbrProbably wouldn't trust a coin shop unless its something common
Comment from : @jackiegrice1713

Ahh Master Guido teachesWax onWax off LOL You no use polish on coinsvery very bad:-)
Comment from : @flatlineracer3207

If you clean them with baking soda, does it lose its luster?
Comment from : @eliohernandez7551

this helped a lot ty
Comment from : @dalegreen123

The white frost your looking for is the original liuster Frosted, just like the cereal, its grrrreat! 😁👍
Comment from : @ehrenkrause9861

Just curious, is the baking soda soak considered cleaning?brThat cafe italiano is basically just a slurp & done haha!
Comment from : @pdxbrewer

Loved it! Thanks, my friend 😉👌🏼
Comment from : @YankeeStacking

What is wrong with cleaning a coin?
Comment from : @jonedington846

Hey awesome information my friend Thank you for sharing 😘😊❤️
Comment from : @sherieward7707

awesome video! I'd like to see you do a video explaing why some bars, ie geigers, have premiums, and if its worth paying them
Comment from : @welshscott7833

Can you just use plain water on a nasty dirty coin and not rub it just pat it dry
Comment from : @PWRFLROE

Thank you for this informative video, really useful when yoy buy old coins
Comment from : @andreg3912

Very informative, good to know—thanks for the Info✔️brI have to say though, you’re drinking Italian espresso, brYou need to try a Cuban espresso-Way better, much smootherbrJust saying
Comment from : @markcollins5464