Ancient Coins: Taking care of your Bronze Coins

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Title	:	Ancient Coins: Taking care of your Bronze Coins
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Olá Leo! Eu tenho uma duvida, de que, se moedas que foram encontradas no mar ou em áreas costeiras, elas teriam algum problema, caso estivesse com algumas dessas pequenas manchas verdes, ou isso é algo natural e que não há problema? Já tentei retirá-las suavemente com um palito de madeira, porém não saiu Neste caso, isso poderia se agravar? Obrigado
Comment from : Nery Numismática

Hi Leo, in case of a coin having bronze disease, is cleaning it with mechanical methods and covering it with renaissance wax effective (not having the problem advance) or not really useful? Thanks!
Comment from : Alvaro Franco

Bronze is so under appreciated in general from US coins to Greek I love the wide variety of patinas, the only thing thats something to desire is that copper in general is too dependent on lighting
Comment from : Leonardo

My Roman collection is a mix of denominations and I have many bronze: quadrants ,Ae ,Dupondius ,Sestertii and Follis All my coins are kept in capsules and storage on storages display with near a silica bag I never touched or removed the patina on it for bronze or silver because I want to conserve and protect them in the status I purchased
Comment from : Leonardo Latini

Great video! Can I store silver and bronze coins together in box like yours? Or should I keep them separate
Comment from : Varlam Dadiani

mfw ruining patina of 1700 years old coin
Comment from : Mustafa

What is the coin at 05:22 ? I think I can make out "Caesar" on it
Comment from : The Casagrande Group

The patina is not on the coin, it is the coin
Comment from : benjamin rennicke

I just finished a yellow bronze dupondus of Julia Mamaea I am so proud of the way it turned out I mounted and famed it for my office wall The detail truly a work of art from easily done with the first few strikes of the dies
Comment from : bret nielsen

This might be a stupid question but as a beginner, is there a certain type of distilled water to use for cleaning? I bought a pack of distilled water bottles from the store and being stupid didn't see in the fine print that it is "antioxidant water with electrolytes for taste", basically like offbrand Smart water Is that ok to use to soak them in or will the added electrolytes ruin the process?
Comment from : USAR8888

Okay, i can show a photo of a seterz? i think my coins got a coin diseasebut i am not sure After looking throough the links you posted, i am now sure my bronze coin has disease Damn Anyway, thanks for explaning!
Comment from : aka99

I have many ancient currency and many other things
Comment from : Syed Khayam ali shah

So i have one of these, with a green petina Details are still there Do you recomend cleaning it? brIm not sure if i should, and if it is the bronze disease
Comment from : Decades of history

Thanks for the info!👍New subs here!
Comment from : Coins and Stamps to Watch

lovely video! great info on bronze disease! do remember that bronze disease is that the powder is what spreads the disease, so it is always best to keep the coin isolated from your coins + other places you store/put coin, like trays like how you did in the video! brbrwhen examining a coin with bronze disease, if you're holding it over your tray, that powder falls on that tray, and whenever you put another coin on that spot, it is infected bronze disease is even more contagious than pvc, so it could theoretically spread from coin to coin if not careful but i appreciate that you pointed out the importance of storing coins in seperate flipsreally important infobrbrcheers!
Comment from : Jack Daniels

This is why its a good idea to use rennesaince wax on bronze coins This will protect them from oxidation and even moisture
Comment from : TheHighTower

I have one of those coins with bad green corrosion I tried cleaning it but made things worse 😒
Comment from : Numismatik

Excellent video as always! As someone who really tends to the precious metal coins, you convinced me to check more carefully the bronze coins, you have some truly beautiful bronze specimens! :)
Comment from : Vicente Fischer

Thank you for your videos Your channel is my favorite I have watched all your videos and waiting for more! keep doing please!
Comment from : Isabel

Well said! Amazing video! It would be interesting to see a similar video regarding silver coins as well!
Comment from : Flaccidus

As a newbie to this hobby, I have learned a great deal about collecting ancient coins just from watching your videos Let me ask a question regarding bronze disease that you mentioned in this video I have a bronze coin (Alexander lifetime issue, which is why I bought it), which looks like it has a nice patina, but there is a tiny green spot on the obverse of the coin Does that mean I'm headed for big trouble down the line with this coin?
Comment from : bob timster

Most of my coins are bronze since I don't have much money right now They are still beautiful and I would recommend to anyone who likes ancient coins! I keep mine in a box for 2x2s in flips with a pack of silica
Comment from : GoblinEmpress

Always a thrill when a new video of you appears ! Thank you so much !
Comment from : Wollin Vingt

Excellent video! Thank you Do you know what causes silver coins to develop a dark or "cabinet" tone I possess coins with presumably high silver content (Domitian/Antoninus denarii) with this toning
Comment from : A M