How to Clean Silver Coins at Home (Cheap and Easy!)

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Title	:	How to Clean Silver Coins at Home (Cheap and Easy!)
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Comment from : gray williams

I have a silver dollar coin dated 1922 My aunt gave it to me as a gift about 50 years ago I was just wondering should i clean it like we see in this video as it has become so dark in colour, or would it devalue it, though i have no intention of selling it Thanks!
Comment from : elizajohn5

Wow nice❤❤🙏🙏
Comment from : Dalz Coins

Noooo don't clean coins Omg
Comment from : Afdgxzghzgfhgfzh Azghzdfhxfghxfgjxhgj

You don’t even need the aluminum foil Just baking soda paste and your finger
Comment from : FreeMan OnTheLand

Only in America would you clean a Decent Silver coin!!
Comment from : Michael Looney

DO NOT clean your coins SMFH
Comment from : T Boman

Unfortunately the ASE is now completely ungradable The rubbing with the baking soda on it creates microscopic scratches on the silver so now if you want to have it graded it will come back with harshly cleaned and maybe unc detailsbrI was impressed with your knowledge about not using this on some high end coins or numismatic coins
Comment from : kconnorx5

I bet this would work well in an ultrasonic cleaner
Comment from : neverseenbefore _

Thanks now I have a polished but scratched coin
Comment from : Melanie Contreras

If you EVER have to clean a coin with something abrasive, NEVER rub it
Comment from : JP Bonhomme

Just tried it, almost the same - no difference, doesn't work
Comment from : Tomas Zilfanski

Can you clean pure silver jewelry that has gemstones this way? I feel like I heard once you shouldnt
Comment from : Matt

Works well even without the aluminium foil and hotwater
Comment from : Kingston163

I have a 1935 silver dollar, i know you said I shouldn’t do it to older coins because it will lower their value but it seems the better looking coins are being sold for a lot more What would you recommend or anyone in this comment section?
Comment from : Mondo

Wow! It actually worked Hat’s off to you bro!
Comment from : Gary Bost

Why do you suggest not polishing a Morgan Coin from the 1800s?
Comment from : Erik Schultz

So I like the tarnish Does it make a diffrence selling wise?
Comment from : B Steinman

That's not the same coin!!!! You almost had me 😂😂😎
Comment from : Leo

Hey i had a question and was wondering dosen't cleaning your coin devalue your coin ? But this is perfect for coins you'd like to use as pendants or just the kind to keep their things cleaned and polish i use this method all the time for all my silver jewlery 👍👍
Comment from : 951$pider

Does it work for 90 constitutional silver?
Comment from : John Roberts

thank you
Comment from : N

Wow! It's beautiful! Thanks for this video!
Comment from : DarkWestern

its like crack but with coins
Comment from : HeavyNoose

What is the function of the aluminum foil???
Comment from : Donald F Switlick

Cool science experiment! I have a silver charm bracelet---it's very old, from the 1940s or so It's very tarnished
Comment from : Star Dust

Does this work for Kennedy half dollars? I think they are nickel plated but i dunno, but will this work for those as well??
Comment from : James Spoonhoward

No NO NO!!!
Comment from : CAS

Doesn't cleaning a coin lower its value?
Comment from : Elliot Martinez

I used to use rubber gloves baking soda tap water and rub but it can and will scratch brI found dish soap tap water and rubbing works best no scratching it won’t look as it been cleaned
Comment from : David Gatzke

Baking soda can scratch, how about lemon dish soap? Real quick bath, pat dry leave under a fan to dry Looks much better on my yellow spotting maple leafs Couple white milk spots still there though
Comment from : Michael Mohrle

Hello will this work with a 10oz bar? I left a rubberband on it and left black marks all over it
Comment from : RANDYLAYHE

What a great way to ruin the value of your coins
Comment from : Donald Lawyer

i cleaned my coin, but now the mirror finish has scratches on it how do i fix this?
Comment from : SilverJ799

Came out beautiful
Comment from : My Silver Journey

F…
Comment from : ronald ren

The best video I've seen yet, that even brought back the glossy shine to the coin Do you think this method would work with my coin bracelet (the coins are very dull) as well? Thanks again for this video 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍👍👍
Comment from : Jeanne Myers

👍🏻
Comment from : Srebrny Trzos

😮Wownever clean your silver
Comment from : Nathan Jackson

How does cleaning lower the value?
Comment from : Video Game Worm

I use ketchup doesn't scratch anything
Comment from : GOLD & Silver JUNKIE

I'm gonna try this on a heavily tarnished 88 A-Mark Liberty
Comment from : Edward

Sorry not developed devalued
Comment from : Brian Hoekstra

You just developed your coin by 60 to 80
Comment from : Brian Hoekstra

ty 😃
Comment from : Crow

Can you Clean regular quarters also with the same method ?
Comment from : Guillermo Ferrer

Clean coins? Are you insane?!
Comment from : David Lanham

👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌🙏
Comment from : sumitra gupta

Will this method destroy black paint on my ring?
Comment from : GRAVEL TO CASTLE by Ken Conklin

Works like a charm! awesome!!!!
Comment from : Nikotromus

Such an easy method, thank you so much! My three Lady Liberty coins were filthy as if you grinded up coffee upon them ☺
Comment from : Henry Johnson-Ville

Hi my friend I need to speak with you please contact me
Comment from : R Jayanthi

Dumb question, but can apply this same method to cleaning my 925 silver jewelry??
Comment from : Robert Hernandez

FOR GOD'S SAKE DO NOT DO THIS ON OLD NUMISMATIC COINS
Comment from : Past Expiry

Cleaning any coin can lower the perceived value of what "they" what to buy
Comment from : Franklin Martin

Why si te aluminum foil needed?
Comment from : Mario Flores

Can I use this method to safely clean my silver pennies?
Comment from : Samantha Woolley

I actually will probably order one of those American coins and some British coins brI done know if there will arrive dirty but if they do I know how to clean them brThanks🪙
Comment from : Jelly Angel Garcia

Hey Silver Dragons I love your videos I have some Maple Leafs and Eagles hat have tarnished over the years I will try this simple solution you taught us about I consulted with coin dealers in my area, but none knew of how to get tarnish off of a coin without damaging it Now I know
Comment from : thesuckpig2

I have a Morgan one💀
Comment from : Lisney Bonne

How do you get rid of red line, black line, gray line, from half dollar silver that has it on the outer side liner
Comment from : Ty Thor

Like new ❤
Comment from : HomoTomato

Don't clean anything over $20 seriously that's like turning a $200 coin into a $10 coin
Comment from : @BasicBeachCommunity1

Does this work with s999 fine silver???
Comment from : Lamont Paynes

This is not applicable to Morgan silver dollar coins right? Because accdg to PGCS it will lose its value if you clean it on your own
Comment from : colossus491

Don’t clean
Comment from : Stop the Censorship

thanks for the note about the 1879-cc Morgan silver dollar because that is what I was going to clean glad I watched the whole video
Comment from : Ken J

Is the foil necessary?brWhat does it do?brbrI’ve cleaned silver jewelry in the past with Baking Soda and warm water and works great, but never used foil 🤷‍♂️
Comment from : 2dthoughts

why the need of using aluminum foil?
Comment from : rvsd44

Does it only work on silver?
Comment from : Jericho Joya

So they don't grade ASE brvery interesting 🤔 LOL😂brEspecially after you clean them ! 🤣
Comment from : Jerry Parker

Would this work for nickel-bronze alloy coins like the canadian 1$ coin? If the coin turns gray due to the alliminum its okay for me, its just to do something coin its not going back in circulation
Comment from : Draconic

Just dip it in EZ-est for 5 seconds, no rubbing (scratching your silver)
Comment from : Astrotheology

Thought u weren't supposed to clean coins?
Comment from : SubUrbanSF

thanks man, now my silver coin is looking gucci
Comment from : ethancollectscoins

How long will it stay clean and shiny for?
Comment from : GillyAnne 01

Very helpful, thank you so much for the upload🙂
Comment from : Dragon Star

Will this help with the Milking spots?
Comment from : B4T Network126

is baking soda the same as sodium bicarbonate?
Comment from : RainbowCharade

So cool…thanks ❤
Comment from : Stephanie S

A battery and a wire is better The process is similar but no rubbing the bullion The black vanishes in a nanosecond
Comment from : BackYardSounds

what's the purpose of the tin foil?
Comment from : jip

TOTALLY SAFE to Clean these coinsSilver Eagles ARE NOT priced by "condition"go to a coin shop and they WILL tell you the same thing
Comment from : Mike Fu

Thanks my grandmother gave me a 1968 Olympics coin and I want to clean it because it's filthy
Comment from : KeelanEPIC

Never clean your coins, ever! By cleaning them they will lose value! Up to you!
Comment from : Sylvester TheCatMan

Thank you, i recently got into old coin collecting and been using this method with the vinagear and salt method It really works
Comment from : angel1na