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How To Clean Silver Coins/Bars/Dishes

Josh “NewbieSilverGuy” Silver 76 views

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Comment from : @compro-moedas-antigas123

Against cleaning coin's but i do this when i make coin ring's Try wright's polish cream for your silverwatch it pop
Comment from : @joscoins

I love how puritans get so sour over cleaning any coin Yes, I understand not cleaning rare coins but if the coin only sells for it’s spot weight there’s no point in NOT cleaning it
Comment from : @darthsilversith667

You do realize that by using baking soda you’re marring the finish don’t you? Baking soda is an exfoliant
Comment from : @violetunicorn9188

I feel stupid watching this
Comment from : @Netwirq2

does it wear away the silver
Comment from : @kelemdz3925

Great video friend, thank you for the lesson 👏 👏 👏
Comment from : @brandonn3543

Cleaning with cat urine does wonders
Comment from : @temujinkhan6326

QU33R AND HIS GAY CLEANED COINS
Comment from : @j4317

Would a jewellers sonic bath clean as well?
Comment from : @rowbearly6128

Well he's just hurt the value of that coin
Comment from : @ronaldwells1805

His coins so he can do what he wants APMEX sells cleaned coins I clean my 90 silver coins for my personal gratification
Comment from : @dps6198

It's better, you clean the silver coins with Toothpaste, please try it! It will be really clean!
Comment from : @andykusumadiningrat4230

What if yoy only stack it for the silver value??? Its ok to clean it right
Comment from : @totalowwnage91

It shouldn’t matter if its bullion and just worth silver spot prices right? Like junk silver Why would it matter if it’s just melt value?
Comment from : @lonnierichman1013

At least you began your video by saying that cleaned coins might lose value, so it's up to each person to decide to clean the coins or not brbrNext time show coins that are more tarnished and dirtier Let's see how it works on those coins brThanks for sharing your video
Comment from : @everettwhite9874

Vinegar and baking soda work just as good if you want to clean coins
Comment from : @michael61985

The last thing you should use for your scope is abrasive material
Comment from : @benzedrex

I always do this because I will never sell my coins I don't do it to extremely expensive coins Only do this to silver coins with no numismatic value to them
Comment from : @mikhailphillips2840

Cleaning silver coins lowers the numismatic value
Comment from : @jasonlawrence2143

I wish i read the comments found a 1964 quarter cleaned very shiny oh well
Comment from : @CorporalPoon

I just trow them into the dishwasher, especially my CC Morgan dollars from my collection Wich I'm not planning on selling
Comment from : @skizzo84

It worksbrThanksbrBut it can be done even with a little measure of ingrediens
Comment from : @kumaravij6349

Please watching don't do this wow
Comment from : @dougdillard9006

Please don't polish "Silver" dollars Old Ike dollars , fine, but not any coins that are actually silver Leave them the way they are
Comment from : @robertakelle4757

I have most of British year coins and 1 coin is 1000 years old
Comment from : @rambirla1059

Bicarb on Silver!!! You are literally wearing away the metal! Might as well be using sandpaper
Comment from : @The_Joker_

Clean away! Clean away! looks NICE! a BU!
Comment from : @illseeyouindisneyland8702

I cleaned a silver necklace with water and baking soda, With in a few days of wearing it, it turned blackbrIt was bought in Egypt, I will never use that mix again plus adding baking soda to hot water causes a eruption, becareful
Comment from : @honestyable1711

Luster You keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means Luster is different than shine Luster is like an ordered shine A byproduct of the minting process You should try your little experiment with a brand new penny and see what happens How it still looks shiny, but has lost something that another new penny still has brbrAlso, you aren't collecting these for their value as antique coins, well what about those who are? What about the people you will pass these coins on to You've destroyed their numismatic value So you're just taking 100 year old antique coins and destroying them because "ooohh shiny!"?
Comment from : @shayalon

I just heard the other day bouts a guy who paid $110,000 for a coin, cleaned it and became damn near worthless He was gonna put it on eBay and just start it at like $5000brit was not gold What a shame
Comment from : @coinmandanm9380

do not clean clean your coins
Comment from : @onedollasnake

u are a ass h le u make fake videos coz we already use ur method it doesn't work shit bro
Comment from : @saqibkhan1955

what if it's fake silver? will it destroy it
Comment from : @stephanielopez6394

I enjoy cleaning my morgans and peace coins, I take a rock tumbler with steel shot and dish soap and let it spin for a few hours
Comment from : @fizz4288

Why did some pompous prat decide cleaned coins are worth less, ,but why did some idiots take notice to him , Clean them they are much better
Comment from : @williamredfern2683

Dont do this to pieces with numismatic value This is more ideal for bullion and jewelry ect
Comment from : @Compassionless

Can I do use this method on my silver necklace?
Comment from : @drizzleronfiremuntz6269

i am a pakistani iam qustoin for you the silver coin is wight you coin clean
Comment from : @thefootballer9243

Why does cleaning it lower the value?
Comment from : @creatureofhabit3182

More silver washed down the drain that can never be recovered
Comment from : @KFilippini76

That is one Clean Silver No NO
Comment from : @MrUlfang

I clean my silver bullion rounds this way for fun, but i will never clean my 90 silver coins because my believe that it will be harder to tradebrTarnish junk silver looks more real and people will trust it, unlike shiny 90 will have some doubtsbrbrI checked your videos and I really liked, I subscribed to youbrbr check out my channelbrOne of my videos I show how to tarnish silver in 15 minutes giving it a antique lookbrI also show how to give it like a hundred's of years of tarnish to the coin
Comment from : @Figs4Life