Polish Your Coins To Make Them Less Valuable - Cleaned Coin Values

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Comment from : @CoinHELPu

That was painful to watch!
Comment from : @the_big_dog813

Ok, I need to know what you guys think, I found a old penny a while back and shined thinking it would just be a cool old penny but today i found one like it for 2k It was polished with mothers metal polish and I was wondering if there is anything at all I can do
Comment from : @Saftey_3rd

Thanks for the education Daniel got better sound on the replay hmm my end i guess lol
Comment from : @marcharkins2882

The audio on this video is patchy kinda in and out or no sound at all Good video what i could hear of it Sound gets better later in video might be on my end not sure my volumes all the way up
Comment from : @marcharkins2882

Thanks Daniel ! I just dont clean I leavem alone Loved the intro !
Comment from : @MarkA-Coins

Hello,I collect all world coins,I purchased unclean Roman coins about 10 years ago they were chocker with 2000 year’s of soil hard as rock,I managed to get enough off to recognise some of them ,some are still to dirty to research,so I will gift them to a family member,can’t really sell them with no real history about them
Comment from : @vseddonvs

As always, thank you Daniel
Comment from : @bobegan2121

Always teaching One thing i like about your videos is learning things about coins Don't clean old coins is a long time rule to follow
Comment from : @Tomscoins2021

That opening part I could just see the coin getting uglier and uglier it was HARD to watch! Thanks for the education
Comment from : @penniesshillings

Unless your US coins are rare and of established Numismatic value, your Coin Dealer is only interested in their intrinsic value whether polished or not polished Look at it this way, if you have a common one ounce silver bar, polished or not, all you will likely get paid for is the silver if your lucky brAnd forget about Numismatic values on Foreign coins without any precious metal content unless they have a verified pedigree and are certifiably rare the most you will wind up with is a goose egg without any toast lolbrThe coin collecting industry now resides within the shadow of the Bullion and Mega-Bucks Investors Convince me I am wrong!
Comment from : @domingodelatorre1309

I received a war nickel in charge once It was polished nice and shiny At least it has the silver value
Comment from : @sidcolwell7479

Polishing coins with minimal numismatic value can be kinda fun Ike dollars are good candidates Just do the fields with a toothpick and buffing compound You spend enough time on it and you'll have yourself a DCAM haha just dont try to pawn it off as one probably not worth the time anyways
Comment from : @TheWinstonDouble

I have only cleaned a coin by hand cleaning using dish soap and water, and patted dry with a paper towel I would never do anything more Opinion?
Comment from : @kenkaufman9998

as an 8 or 9 year old kid walking with a friend he kicked up a large cent on one of our small-town back roads I'd just been talking about coinsan ironic momentwe walked back to his house and I told him not to clean it, not scrub ithe insisted and scrubbed a beautiful dirt find large cent down to clean brassy metal Once he was done I think he realized what a mistake he'd made
Comment from : @sftommy01

The coin community owes you a great deal of gratitude for your expertise in these types of videos, especially me since I am fairly new to coin collecting latter in my years Thank you and God bless!
Comment from : @jarm0835

Been learning a ton from your videos,, ,despite my gripingbrGood video as usual
Comment from : @rogerfarren9946

Hello sir, I have a question some of my coin have tiny spots of corrosion how can I address that? They are nice uncirculated but not of great value I appreciate your channel brThank yiu
Comment from : @zuma3334

I wished you would've brought out the Dremel, that'd been hilarious!brGreat video!👍🇺🇸
Comment from : @phononut

Good Video! When a coin is graded, for example, “Cleaned AU Details,” the coin still has Value, due to the fact it has only been Cleaned brA coin that is graded with the wordings, “Improperly Cleaned,” “Harshly Cleaned,” “Whizzed,” “Brushed,” wording like that, makes the coin most of the time worth less than the fee for the Grading brA Coin damaged, such as “Bent VF Details” or “Counting Damage AU Details” etc has more value to me
Comment from : @TruthLivesNow

When will cleaning come back in style? At one time it wasn't frowned upon I have a vault full of cleaned silver coins
Comment from : @bassmaster1953

Good job Daniel as usual
Comment from : @charlesvanthony43

I’d say the only ones that I would try and touch up are the coins that are already AU-MS range with a little fog/dirt/dust on them! Obviously using the MS Cleaner!
Comment from : @everythingcollectibles

Clean the gunk off GENTLY If it is a dug coin, clean it as gently as you can as it already had environmental damage
Comment from : @wandlbaker

Got me so good! That intro 👌❤
Comment from : @b12y5e

Great video as well as great information
Comment from : @edwardaustin740

Staring at that made me blind Cool video thanks Daniel
Comment from : @Quahogstacker

I love these types of videos Its both scary and educational!
Comment from : @b12y5e

Great information Daniel! Thank you!!
Comment from : @robertscagnelli1011

I wish the grading companies would actually assign a score to a cleaned coin Right now valuing a clean coin is subjective rather than objective I don't mind cleaned coins but I don't want to take a financial risk if I'm not an expert grader which I'm not
Comment from : @dmpi483

It’s a proof now, lol
Comment from : @mrvrose9999

Thanks Daniel
Comment from : @domingodeanda233

That intro definitely got my attention! Great stuff!
Comment from : @jbb823

Good morning Daniel Thank you for the content 😎 ☕️
Comment from : @CertifiedPre33

Good morning Sir Daniel ! Great info as always! Have a great day!
Comment from : @paulbruney1072

Good Morning Daniel!☕ Such ruining of coins is really discouraging to me!!!😠😠😠 I won't go near them!!!!
Comment from : @georgematthews2877

Daniel, I had a dealer at a coin show a couple of years ago tell me that scrubbing a coin with a "coin brush" was common practice for a time, years ago Is that true?
Comment from : @typeviic1