Olive oil to clean coins. Does it work?

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Title	:	Olive oil to clean coins. Does it work?
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I am pretty sure @ 600 the cin to the right on top shows a portrait and after cleaning you posted it's reverse
Comment from : Franz Branntwein

Olive oil was suggested to me by a coin seller
Comment from : Mainely Digger’s Adventures

I got here from ketchup, and got to ketchup from lemon juice SO things are looking up, I can just use stuff I eat :)
Comment from : Trevor Bronkema

What about boiling them in olive oil ? brNot boil but simmer for a bit
Comment from : Gary Godson

I tried it but a week later it got sticky
Comment from : Jaden Crockett

You keep it in for 6 month to a year?brCool idea!brDid you try to cook it in olive oil?brI saw that you could speed up the process but I do not know if it changes the colour in a different waybrDo you have experience with that method?brThanks and cool video!
Comment from : Herbert Dachs

That does a pretty good job
Comment from : Joe Brown

I hope to find some pre 1965 US silver coins this year & I'll try the olive oil Anything after 1964 is clad
Comment from : Joe Brown

thanks for the tips i have been wondering how to clean coins all my 16396 years of my life
Comment from : CociCocoa DDS

How about silver coins that have tarnished black? What works for you?
Comment from : Harold Hunt

Does anyone consider this to be diminishing the value of the coin itself? I have a friend that owns a coin shop and from what I hear, usually doing anything to coins (especially very old ones/relics) can potentially harm their value Especially if they're cleaned/shined up a bit using various applications I know there are a few tricks to cleaning old coins that aren't as noticeable or damaging and I would assume the olive oil wouldn't hurt it, especially with the results you've gotten from it I was just curious if you know about how that affects the value, if at all? I'm not sure if you're too concerned about resale value, I just thought it might be worth mentioning for those that are interested in buying/selling these types of coins
Comment from : ORANGEGARBAGE07

@ 535 it's an 1806/7 halfpenny or penny
Comment from : Andrew Gray

Ive not had much luck with olive oil, might give it another go Thanks fr the tips
Comment from : Digger Dawn

Hi Addictedtobleeps, new subscriber here, I've been watching your previous uploads and am now addicted to Addictedtobleeps! Please could you tell me what you do with all the old coins you get that are completely worthless as coins because they are so worn/eroded?brbrRegards,brbrPoo
Comment from : poosmate

Well done mate, my coins are going back into the olive oil
Comment from : Keith Lard

liked the video
Comment from : william mcquiston

I have never had much luck with olive oil but I also never left the coin in that long(a week max) I may get out a few of my older ones and give them a goThanks for the great infoHHEO
Comment from : Etracing Ohio

Nice!
Comment from : Hornbush

your Facebook page link faulty? Tried to access but error messageam enjoying videos so thought I'd get onto page and check it out!
Comment from : jacki comber