Cleaning coins: My favorite technique

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Very nice 👍 it is hard to clean coins after many many years circulation !!!!
Comment from : Akbar Farzin

I always do this now before I roll pennies I found in the dirt before I take to the bank
Comment from : Rammshtyn

soap is terrible
Comment from : Hope

Toothpaste would work too Again not on coins worth beyond face value!
Comment from : Steve Hartley

How fo I clean a really darken Alaska quarter without damaging it as I know its worth more than face valuebrI cant see the date at all its soooo dark
Comment from : Robin Schienle

You can also use hydrogen peroxide and comet to clean it the same way
Comment from : Zamir Gaming 101

those are just pennies hes cleaning their is no value to them as far as collectible status, its a penny, and its copper so go ahead and clean all your dirty coins, as their is no loss in value to a penny its still a penny and will spend the same any place just if you want the time to clean em or not is up to you 99 of pennies minted in last 100 years only still have the value of a penny cleaned or not not going to ruin a penny from being a penny in value cleaning them or not no pennies are worth even a nickle in circulated fashion, outside of a few rare ones the trillions in circulation go ahead clean em if you choose to their is no value loss on copper cleaningbrbrgold / silver have more value so dont do it with those metals especially gold, as gold is a super soft metal and deteriorates very easily if wrong chemicals contact it
Comment from : Super Trix

I came to see coins and seen a mustang so I turned it off
Comment from : Noteworthy

You can try water and 2 tbsp salt
Comment from : Kenneth Sanchez

and two weeks later lol
Comment from : Funny World - #funny #Videos | #pets #people

How much is that 1944 one cent penny
Comment from : Uziel Madera

i just watched a video where the dude advized against rubbing his penny on a damn cloth after rinsing it in tepid water lol aint no way gojo and a toothbrush is safe lol
Comment from : OB Krishna

only do this if you never want to sell it for real value!!!
Comment from : roy smith

Just mix white vinegar and salt in a jar, drop your coins in, leave for 30 mins, rinse with water and voila Easiest way to do a lot of coins without using abrasive tools Wear some gloves when you do it as it can cause irritation to skin
Comment from : Malcolm Ferris

And what about the value of the coin/
Comment from : Smoke Gonzales

That toothbrush will leave marks on the coin Absolutely
Comment from : Bud Surtees

Great tip if your Bored and if you have a lot of them😅
Comment from : Darrin Fry

How To Clean copper coins ERASER !
Comment from : janette fano

Thank you
Comment from : CB Carper

Do You mind if You sale me it
Comment from : Santiago Guananga

What can I use to clean rusty 2p and 1p coins please
Comment from : Megan Chloe jade scott

Have you tried using steel wool to remove rust from your rusty coins? I am cleaning a 1944 nickel with it right now!
Comment from : BD memes

Just so you know the 1944 copper wheat penny can be one of the rarest errored doubled stamped pennies out there Be careful with abrasives If that's a double stamped 1944 wheat penny, it could be worth over $2,000 with the scratches you just put on it A lot more without the scratches
Comment from : Jeremy Taylor

Curious to see what they look like under microscope arfter this process Very dope Def testing this 🤘🙌🔥
Comment from : PR O

How do you remove mold from a Zinc coin? And can you use alcohol to clean those and regular ones?
Comment from : Ryu Shogun

That’s a rear penny 1944
Comment from : WALKEMDWNDELO

I put a penny in dirt, water, and plants and it stopped oxidizing
Comment from : Nathaniel_the_preteen

nice wheatback
Comment from : Tac Ops

what is natural orange when it isn't cleaning coins? Is it only a hand washer after getting grimy hands if so would Permatex 25108 Fast Orange Pumice Lotion Hand Cleaner, 75 oz@ $770 work the same The one you referred us to was a gallon size I am new at cleaning coins
Comment from : judy Fiebig

When we were kids we cleaned them to a shine with a simple pencil eraser Not suggesting this for collectable coins
Comment from : Louis Green

Ur not supposed to do that, especially with abrasives Itll decrease the value of the coins
Comment from : Dustin Brandel

I have a 1929 I would like to clean up
Comment from : Kimberly Sharpe

Just drop them in a small plastic container of vinegar, water, and salt They will be clean almost instantly
Comment from : Vince

I heard vinegar works good too
Comment from : StangLovers Association

I have 4000 pennies some are old and I need to clean some
Comment from : Robert Williams

there's also a rare steel penny issued during ww2
Comment from : TheHeavensFellen

I'll give you one easy tip I noticed the real filthy Penny you had there here's an easier way to clean it you're not going to believe this in eraser that's right an eraser off of a back of a pencil will clean it like new
Comment from : bulldogs house

I would check that 1944 it may be worth a PRETTY penny 😂
Comment from : Joshua Kincannon

I hope you still got that coin its worth bank now lmfao
Comment from : Randomjification

Does baking soda work as well to clean pennies?
Comment from : Capri Plemons

I use 5ml vinegar 1tbls salt and a little alcohol
Comment from : Robo Chris

How do you get rust off one
Comment from : Carol Tilley

Hate dirty coins No idea why people like the "patina"
Comment from : zetok45

It's cool can you use toothpaste to
Comment from : ZHIXIAN YU

What would be the best way to make pennies shine in BULK?
Comment from : Ricky Peeler

Try Lysol Power TIOLET 3x cleanser You don’t need to brush the penny
Comment from : Rachel Benavides

I soak my pennies in purified water and a drop of dawnI don't rub hard to dry just Pat Dry or air dryI use soft toothbrush only if I have so much dirt I can't see it thoroughly if I plan to sellno cleaning
Comment from : Deanne kliene

Funny!
Comment from : william morris

SMH
Comment from : The Man

Yeah, your way ruined them
Comment from : GT182/66GTO

Uhmmm does rubbing alcohol work? Cause that’s all I have
Comment from : _Clarie-Core_

This video is how to make a coin collecter scream
Comment from : Gwilym Davies

Lemon juice literally makes them shine like brand new Learned that in school lol
Comment from : booneygurl21

Oxi-clean
Comment from : Becki Wildeman

Check into that 1944 coin It could be worth some money!!!!!
Comment from : 沒有理由在這裡命名(No reason for a name here)

You're scratching the coins
Comment from : SJN

i have one from 1956 and i found it in the mud at school and im 7 by myself it is 2 shillings
Comment from : Angela Thomson

I like to soak my Pennies in the trash can
Comment from : sergiotamayo89

I remember a drop of mustard would fix it No salt no vinegar no NASA projectjust mustard
Comment from : Didgeteria

What product are you using
Comment from : Laeeq Rajpoot

Great Video
Comment from : THE COIN MAN

Thank you
Comment from : Lourdes Gayas

What about isopropanol?does that work?
Comment from : PANINI OF THE DAY FOOTBALL

We used Koolaid to clean stuff like that out at sea worked well
Comment from : James Mulroy

Aw man! are u serious its going to take me 1 year to clean all 400 my wheat pennys
Comment from : Riddle Gunner Manuel

I have a 1918 penny with serious corrosion, now i wish i didn’t throw away my old toothbrush
Comment from : EpicAndrew97

I used to collect coins as a child, cleaned about roll of pennies over 20 years ago with vinegar and water, I still have them in a closed capsule today, they are mint Probably not worth anything but fun to see coin content Brings me to my past I'll have to try this method, seems to work so well 😁
Comment from : CHEESUS_SVT

Texas Pete hot sauce works wonders!
Comment from : Jeremy ervin

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Comment from : Kapple K

Is there a faster way? I have like 500 dollars worth of Pennies and they are all Green with Corrosion
Comment from : Donald Hall

Look friends and I do mean friends because we are just having a civil discussion act as if I were that one person in this world that you'd take loving advise from because that's where I'm coming from we should never clean coins because they may not be valuable today but tomorrow they may be and if you're bank won't take your dirty coins I suggest changing banks they've gotten out of control anyway FYI your friend
Comment from : Medina Dan

You ruin the coin Try sonic vibrator with cup 5 per cent white vinegar,dawn and water
Comment from : Dale Bronniman

Use toothpaste and a toothbrush It works
Comment from : Kersten Ukatz

Golgate toothpaste works too
Comment from : Adel Z

FYI NEVER clean a coin that could have value in the future or does have value currently br A professional can tell if a coin was cleaned a 100 years from now and it totally destroys the value
Comment from : ëcho X streamimg

I've always just used a vinegar+salt bath
Comment from : MLord White Slayer From FUG

Where can i buy that coin cleaner you have used thank you
Comment from : Rose Marie Reyes

Great advice I collect pennies for church s mission's contributions and coin counter s would reject them therefore lessing my donation Thanks 👍
Comment from : Byron Jasper

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Comment from : 24 Coin Treasure

I've found that vinegar and table salt works pretty good as well
Comment from : Jeffrey Willis

Yours is the first method I've seen that actually works in removing the guck off coins! Thank you very much for sharing that information with us it's very much appreciated
Comment from : alex Gourdine

I have early 1920s silver dollars what do you recommend me using
Comment from : The Gentle Savage

16 days later all done
Comment from : Robert Patterson

Are you using normal toothpaste
Comment from : Hamza Khan Shuvo

When we were kids we used to clean coins wit Heinz tomato ketchup for the same effect, I guess it was the acid in it, anyway when I saw whatit did to coins I never wanted to eat it again!
Comment from : Ludo Vica

Don’t know who tf you are but i seen the mustang pull at the beginning n subbed
Comment from : Austin L

Mother's aluminum polish
Comment from : Brian

Vinegar and salt is better
Comment from : Kilionslab

I use Texas Pete It’s the best thing I’ve found
Comment from : Charles Miller

ruins value on any rare coins they can tell if you clean, some coins are worth thousands so be careful
Comment from : Derek

When I brighten coins I use a wet eraser, sounds weird but works
Comment from : TheEpicJack 0

Hello I found a presumably Roman coin yesterday, but nothing is visible from it because the gravel is dry on it, how would you clean it?brThanks in advance
Comment from : László József Nagy