CLEANED COIN Value ? How To Find Cleaned Genuine Detail Coin Value

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Title	:	CLEANED COIN Value ? How To Find Cleaned Genuine Detail Coin Value
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I have a 53 D has doubling in the E PLURIBUS UNUM ! I Can't find anything on it ! Could it be a Auction piece 1 of a kind , unless someone can tell me where to find info plz
Comment from : Terry Fat Bastard Colbert

I use a buffer on all my coins shinny coins are the best!
Comment from : AmmoMaster

i have a 1932 S quarter numerically graded AU 53 by NGC it has hairline scratches and looks cleaned to me Has NGC ever numerically graded a cleaned coin at any time?
Comment from : JxT1957

Would PCGS grade a coin "92 cleaned" even if the coin was never ever cleaned?
Comment from : J&A Beach Dates

I like your approach!brAs I appraise collections it breaks my heart to see semi-valuable coins that were incorrectly cleaned As result and in efforts to price cleaned coins accurately I did a bunch of research not unlike yours brWet thumb results (hundreds of data points):brSilver takes bigger value hit than does gold ( no doubt gold is bolstered by a much higher intrinsic value);brMild cleaning 30+ hit; brModerate / obvious cleaning 40 to 70 hit;brHarsh cleaning toss it into melt pile
Comment from : Greg M

I sent 20 raw Morgans to PCGS and 10 (that’s 50!) came back graded UNC detailed, Cleaned and slabbed! My first rodeo with buying coins on eBay and also my first rodeo dealing with a grading service 😡
Comment from : K T

What about proof coins needing cleaning
Comment from : GregQuinn Thrift

My rule of thumb is common date cleaned is 50 of it's value and as the coin gets rarer it drops and key iconic coins its 25 or less depending on the coin
Comment from : Doug M

I collect Morgan dollars and send them off to PCGS I got one that came back as Altered surface Basically told me someone had put grease or oil to fill the scratches I’ve had the coin forever I probably got ripped off Does this coin still have value?
Comment from : Matt S

How can we avoid sending a cleaned coin for grading?
Comment from : typeviic1

What does genuine details mean?
Comment from : Christopher Simpson

I got a 1921s Morgan dollar from eBay When I got it I realized it looked cleaned, and it was also a tad thinner than normal Morgan dollars It weighed the right amount and everything though I am confused
Comment from : Jake Cox

Do you mean cleaning au is different like adding to a coin to make it look better?
Comment from : Margaret Stoner

did the mint produce proof d nickles and p nickles in the 1950 and 1060 and i have 1965 sms half dollar graded proof 67 how much is it worth? sign Willie Ward
Comment from : Pastor Willie Ward

it can sometimes be difficult to tell the difference between honest wear and a cleaned coinwell it can be difficult for me anyway
Comment from : Julie Kelliher

It matter Clean or not with Values of coin coin grader is value i likes thank u Daniel
Comment from : Jose Austria

I use to clean all my coins when I was young and didn’t know better
Comment from : Teresa J

Here is my question When we find our circulating gems , most have dirt and at least some amount of grime on them Is it acceptable to take a cloth and remove the grime and not the patena ?
Comment from : Stone Cutter

Thanx again !! Awesome info 😊
Comment from : Karen Martin S

A lot of dealers look to buy better date slabbed improperly cleaned that don't look cleaned at a discount and break them out and sell as raw Happens all the time
Comment from : roger martin

It's very easy to sell a cleaned coin on ebay as problem free It would be difficult to tell if it's cleaned when it's dark toned like many capped bust half dollars Even with draped bust dollars in details grade you still need to know how to grade the coin An XF details 1799 $1 in a PCGS holder might be VF details in an NGC or vice versa
Comment from : ZXC

Buy the coin not the grade
Comment from : MAsonTRIX

That was Good info Thanks
Comment from : Randy Herbrechtsmeier

I am finding your videos great for resetting my mostly forgotten understanding of the USA coin market
Comment from : Ian Fenn

In my experience, cleaning devalues a coin 25-50 This is not a strict rule but a guideline Of course certain more desirable coins bend this The type of cleaning and the current eye appeal play into this too As always YMMV I believe most serious numismatists should have an account w/ Heritage Not only do you get great past auction pricing, but NGC and PCGS number reports on certified coins Invaluable, and free Though, like me you'll probably find a coin or two to bid on
Comment from : Antonius Britannia

So what about coins you get through inheritance, not uncirculated, or tarnished in the old blue collection books? Paying to have them touched up by professionals costs more than their worth, but selling dingy silver, no matter how clean the detail is, is difficult at best You know you can take the time and package each coin in a holder and get better than melt if it looks good Does anyone really care if they aren't good dates or graded?
Comment from : The Poor Conservative

Actually ANACS will give you a number grade detail PCGS and NGC will not attach a number
Comment from : William Ludlow

How can you raise the dates on Standing Liberty Quarters?? Some of my coins are so bad they are only good for smelting into bars
Comment from : William findspennies

I always learn something watching your videos Thanks ! 👍
Comment from : Ontario100

Once you have a great, educational video, Daniel Thanks
Comment from : Sam Cowell

always amazing videos thanks a bunch
Comment from : just rich

I picked up this 21 peace dollar Strange on how they gave it a numerical grade for a details coin (?)br wwwngccoincom/certlookup/3574446-007/NGCDetails/
Comment from : 5 5ense 5imulation

Daniel, I still have a beautiful, Brand new, Crimson shirt I'd love to send u for one of ur videos!! It says something about Dynasty, And National Championship and something about a Tide that is apparently Crimson Lol
Comment from : Marc Crawford

I wish they would still put a grade on a cleaned coin
Comment from : Toni Zumpano

lord knows I have my share, thanks for the correct direction to head
Comment from : Richard MacCormack

I was and watching a lot of your videos and I've learned a lot I have a 2004 Texas quarter that is missing the reeded edges do you have an email that I can send pictures to please
Comment from : Robert Grah