Cleaning Coins With Baking Soda u0026 Vinegar — See How Well This Method Works

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Comment from : TheFunTimesGuide

Soak in ketchup it works better
Comment from : Robert Young

would soaking them in hydrogen peroxide produce the same effects
Comment from : MoonlightAcid

He deserves a like
Comment from : D Civok

Wow! That's amazing!
Comment from : Marlana Edwards

The question I asked,how to clean curroded fire damaged coins? You show clean coins
Comment from : floralorraine smith

how about a 1943 steel penny!!
Comment from : djcrazy

To slow of a process
Comment from : brokenarrowez

I just read an article that stated as long as you don't remove any of the silver on a coin or damage the relief of any part thereof, you can certainly increase the value at times to a higher grading by removing said dirt and grime thus revealing more detail that could or might be hidden It recommended soaking in olive oil or soapy water for days, sometimes weeks, removing with a light brush (I use a toothbrush) and a clean cut-up t-shirts
Comment from : lantie

just found out I have a 15k dollar coin
Comment from : Labeling Sushi

good content
Comment from : kaarlococo

It would probably work better if u scrub the baking soda with a tooth brush on it
Comment from : ☆CreativeSpirit☆

Lime/lemon and salt removes rust just saying
Comment from : perfectly imperfect

I scrubbed my coins with baking soda and toothpaste It basically got rid most of the rust
Comment from : ᏚᏌᏢᎬᏒ ᏚᏌᏢᎬᎡNᎾᏙᎪ

I still don't understand how cleaning coins takes away the price value can you still pay with them?
Comment from : ∆ insert_name ∆

for a 1906 indian head cent in bad condition how long would you recommend that i leave the coin in the vinegar
Comment from : SteelyJedi10

VINIGER CAN RUIN COINS DONT DO THIS IT TURNS THEM PINK
Comment from : Ryot

Thank you for imformation i have,a thouand coins to clean
Comment from : Gidc Coins Channel

I use the same technique but I add one last step by polishing it w toothpaste at the end
Comment from : Zac Chew

Idk I think its super dumb that we cant clean circulated coins I mean cleaning a dinged up old coin how does that make it *worse*? At least cleaning it makes it look nicer I get it with the ones that are uncirculated and proof and I get for silver stackers that the “dirt” can add up in $$ because a lot of it can be that small difference in weight but beyond that
Comment from : Keb Lee

Testing on already clean and shiny coinsthat’s just helpful
Comment from : siliyemoodislam

Don't use vinegar 👎
Comment from : Juan Cruz

Thanks u so much😍😍👍👍
Comment from : Mesgana Gidey

Barely anything changed
Comment from : mindless

It's not working for me
Comment from : mindless

Today I went out side and I found big coin looks like 1oz coin but it has alot of rust tryed to clean it but idk what works anymore what can I use for all that dirt and rust to come off?
Comment from : BETO2024

LOL, those coins are not dirty This doesn't work on very tarnished coins Tried it Didn't do anything
Comment from : Small Town

thanks! it works
Comment from : Smiley Face

Will tje baking soda scratch the coin?
Comment from : Jericho Claveria

Ok, so this did work, but answer me this question 10 minutes after me doing this, every single one of my coins including my wide AM 1992 penny are all rusted Why?!?
Comment from : Luis Herrera