Cleaning an Ancient Roman Coin: a Marcus Aurelius AE As from 145 A.D.

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Title	:	Cleaning an Ancient Roman Coin: a Marcus Aurelius AE As from 145 A.D.
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hello, wouldn't clearing valuable coins reduce its value? Wouldn't leaving it as is retain its value?
Comment from : suat başar

Too much hard work, why not do by electrolysis, quicker and far better result without tooling marks?
Comment from : Kingston163

bConstantine THE Great was a Proud Hellene and shall ALWAYS REMAIN as SUCH regardless how hard the World at Large and PARTICULARLY The AngloSaxons are trying to CHANGE HIS ORIGIN!!!/b
Comment from : ATRO MITOS

1) How many hours did it take you to clean this coin?br2) What tool were you using with a metal brush at the tip? Is that a sucker pipe? Or a blower pipe?? brbrCongratulations 👏 for such a very patient work!! :)
Comment from : Steve Htut

I wouldn't have touched the obverse
Comment from : mark smith

Nice work brother but as far as coin collecting, I think that's the worst thing you can do nevertheless, how can I get you to clean one of my, 330 ad coin,? Constantine the Great✌️💙🏇🏇
Comment from : Javier Magdaleno

Should have use a sharp wooden toothpick or wooden skewer to probe and remove dirt, as sharp pointy metal utensils will scratch the patina Still a good video
Comment from : Thái Duy Tran

Had to turn off the sound
Comment from : Ernie Engineer

Another question from me! Can you list the materials you used for final touch ups, repatenization, waxing, etc?
Comment from : Nathaniels Creative Collections

Are these coins copper or bronze? do you typically notice bronze having a more soft green verdigris than copper? thank you! :)
Comment from : Maxlmlllan

I have a beat up old bronze coin of Cambodia 1860, my coin is probably dug up is beat up , the letter disappeared and the coins have a green color literally stuck on it , not just the dirt idk how to clean it or let alone restore it
Comment from : Hean visal seyhak

I have 1x Vima Kadphises Copper Ancient Coin Plz share this market value
Comment from : Sajid Amin

If I clean my coins the way u telling me it'll take me yearsi own 200 romangreekbabylonturkish coins
Comment from : Riddle Gunner Manuel

Excellent work!!!!!
Comment from : DAVID BACA

Where do you find data on the rarity of a coin?
Comment from : Nathaniels Creative Collections

Could you use a sonic cleaner? Or perhaps a water pick?
Comment from : rubbercheck72

Will NGC mark this coin as 'cleaned' on the slab, lowering its value?
Comment from : Nick Meisher

I just did a Julia Mamamae dupondius in yellow brass I am so proud of I mounted it in a frame for my office wall
Comment from : bret nielsen

I sure wish you would make more videos! I have been collecting ancients 40 years and yours are some of the best videos I have seen! Thanks!
Comment from : Quickumentaries

Amazing! Just subscribed! :) Where can we get that fibers brush pencil? Is it too much different from the fine steel wool pencil? Best regards! :)
Comment from : Gil R

Congrats, you ruined and devalued a great coin
Comment from : Trtlman1982

This is a great video, but in many cases I can't tell what tool you are using, especially in the fast forwarded segments I would love to see a list of the tools you use I personally use bamboo sticks, a wire brush, and wet towels, but I cannot get anywhere near your results Really nice work, I would love to see something with audio explaining your process and the tools rather than a still life so to speak
Comment from : Virgil Huston