Restoring a 2000-Year-Old Ancient Roman Coin

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Title	:	Restoring a 2000-Year-Old Ancient Roman Coin
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Is the tool you use for cleaning a special pen? what kind? thx
Comment from : Karls Fightclub - Kickboxen Freiburg

These bubbles as you soak the coins in the beginning - distilled water becomes quite acidic when exposed to air But for a short time it should be OK I wonder if there aren't any neutral liquids that can dissolve dirt but not attack the metal
Comment from : Breakfast of Champions

What was the name of the book you showed briefly in beginning? Thanks
Comment from : LifeonGPS™

Great video I think this is emporer aurelian and the coin would be silver washed like silver plated but nice coin
Comment from : Lukey McMillan

Nick best videos Can you let me know where you get your tools? Can't find them any ware I have so many questions Iam working on my first coin At 81 its good to try something new Thank You
Comment from : ralph chvatal

How long did it take you to conserve that coin and what tools did you use
Comment from : Robert Stano

Do you wait for coin to dry after you finish cleaning and before you put wax on it? And how long do you dry the coin if you do? BTW Awesome video!
Comment from : Numismatik

I have a very similar one to this, it's slightly smaller and CON SER is split like CONS ER
Comment from : Ezio334

Where's the Nice green patina gone to?
Comment from : Kevin Noel

Why not by electrolysis? It is way, way faster, fare more cost effective, coins are better cleaned no scratching marks and leaves the patina beneath intact
Comment from : Kingston163

AE means that it is not silver or gold It is only bronze or another base metal
Comment from : normalpsychology

Отличная работа! Супер!
Comment from : Алексей Зайцев

What do you think about soaking in hot water (Constantly change the water to mantain the temp)?
Comment from : Ted

I’m amazed every time ur videos pop up ,as a metal detecting guy u make them coins pop U make it look and sound so easy 🤷🤯
Comment from : Just Do It Adventures & Reviews

Me: can we have history?brMom: no, we have history at homebrHistory At Home:
Comment from : Philip Adams

Great video 👌
Comment from : The Raven Coins and Silver

Why don't use an ultrasonic bath?
Comment from : Stephan Müller

Nice video! Very interesting I like the music you use
Comment from : Leslie Anne Allen

Aurelian was a gigachad emperor
Comment from : pukalo

That research montage was pretty dramatic haha
Comment from : Caracalla

املك قطع قديمه جدا وذات قيمه عاليه اين تقيم
Comment from : زهرة عمري

What are your cleaning tools made of and where do you get them? Thanks
Comment from : Kenneth Huffman

Parabéns
Comment from : Ale em busca dos cristais e pedras preciosas

HibrThe catalog with images of the reliefs of the coins that you show in the video, where can I buy it??
Comment from : reno ka

what tips do you use to clean them?
Comment from : Andrew Sims

Nice looking good 👍
Comment from : BuyThis&That

I was wondering (and speking with no knowledge on coin restoration) if you shoud use a waterless solution like Isopropyl alcohol rather than destilled water that can promote corrotion and tools lower in the Mohs scale (Wood, bamboo) so you preserve more of the patina? Great work!!! very entertaining
Comment from : Ignacio Monasterio Zuloaga

Вы молодец, я тоже занимаюсь чисткой монет Рима
Comment from : Rizotto Nero

I hope to see more videos
Comment from : Back to Life Metal Detecting with Andrew

Are these for sale
Comment from : Daniel DeVite

How long does it take to restore these historical coins
Comment from : Daniel DeVite

Where do you get these marvelous coins
Comment from : Daniel DeVite

what kind of tools do you use and where can i buy them?
Comment from : Filip

Where can you buy the tools you use to clean the coins as i have many to clean and wont risk ruining them
Comment from : BRIAN CHESTER

Continue with the awesome vids my man, you really made my day
Comment from : Historiae Graecae

Is the tool you use for cleaning a special pen?
Comment from : Burhan yılmaz

Can you mention what type of tools you use? I have several ancient coins, some of them clean easy and sone just are impossible Wood toothpicks, needles, plastic toothpicks? I have damaged some and just hate when this happens
Comment from : Jesus Garcia

The music and speaking is an uninteresting videoIF you will more videosquit music, and talk more high
Comment from : Louis Catorce

Thank you so much for sharing this! I got a small batch of coins for Christmas and have been looking for some best practices on how to clean and conserve them This video was really helpful brbrAny tips for distinguishing dirt vs corrosion? A lot of the coins I got seem like they are probably not really well preserved, and I’m kind of nervous about working on areas of them that might look like encrusted mud but are actually just corroded sections Is that something to worry about or am I being crazy? brbrThanks again! Super glad I found your channel!
Comment from : Matthew Willis

beautiful videowhere do you get the coinz?
Comment from : mario rossi

Hello my friend, what material did you put the coins in the jar please
Comment from : abo Omar

This was very relaxing to watch
Comment from : Alcazar123

Great job! It's amazing brCould You please give a hint what microscope model do you use? I'm just looking for something similar :)
Comment from : Jakub Ruchlicki

Thanks nice work,diamand tip tool is cool,but can it be done with hard plastic scraper?
Comment from : Karageus

I hope you keep making videos!! ♡
Comment from : Inspire - with Emily jade

What solution did you use? What utensil? How long did it soak?
Comment from : Lori Meyers

Come on mate show us the coins that have been soaking 3 months ago this type of video is cool
Comment from : rodney Kasputtis

Where do byou/b get the increased coins from? Do you buy 'premium' ones?
Comment from : Tomahawk465

I've got a bunch of Roman coins including one of Aurelian, but with Sol on the reverse and it was minted in Ticinum, now Pavia in northern Italy (RIC 151 P) Although the one I have was bought in a coin shop, you certainly did a great job of cleaning this one
Comment from : britainluver431

more coin resto please
Comment from : Andrew Gray

I’ve missed your coin clips on the older crew videos I hope you continue making these
Comment from : Rowan Lee

Thanks for the upload! Looking forward for the next one! :D
Comment from : Ian Joseph Santos

W channel, can't wait for new content
Comment from : Hikarii_

Seeing this video was great Can’t wait to see more content Hope you recover quickly :)
Comment from : Xeo

From the makers of the guillotine channel "The coin channel"
Comment from : Isaac Robinson

Haza!!!
Comment from : Cmike

The only good coin is a clean coin Thanks for your contribution to history!
Comment from : imdielawn

awesome vid nick!
Comment from : Covingsworth

Cool where did you get the coin from
Comment from : CxFootball Amed

Very enjoyable! Great hobby, thanks for sharing it in more detail Was intrigued by it since you mentioned it on Corridor!
Comment from : Adrian K

never thought i'd enjoy watching a dude restoring a coin from 2000 years ago, so satisfying :)brgood video Nick, i want more of them now ;-;
Comment from : ZuElVenado

I have been waiting years for the resurrection of the coin juice
Comment from : Luke Murray

What a neat hobby! Would love to see your collection in a future video I enjoy Roman history but never delve into the coinages Looking forward to seeing more!
Comment from : James Cheng