This Cheap Method Can Clean Ugly Coins

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Can I clean some silver peace dollars with this method? Thanks
Comment from : Ramvat

Love shiny😊
Comment from : J Ramos

So many morons bros stacking not collecting numismatic
Comment from : OneOhNein

There it goes 💸💸💸💸💸
Comment from : Jason Hastings

Does this also help with fingerprints?
Comment from : Final Snipe

I was always told never to artificially tone coins I decided not to listen and learned the hard way, effectively ruining a really nice peace dollar I tried this method (very lightly) on the coin and it looks beautiful and still has a cartwheel effect! Thanks 🙏🏻
Comment from : The Opera Ghost

Now it’s a cleaned coin, no longer uncirculated
Comment from : Adventures with Eddie

I don't think I would do this to silver I would maybe try this for a clad coin just to see the outcome
Comment from : CritiqueThis Guns & More

Did this to every bad coin I have
Comment from : Nickname321

I’ve cleaned a 10oz bar this way only because it’s not a desirable piece but my silver eagles I have never 😳😂😂 great content by the way
Comment from : Brandon J 305

😊
Comment from : MotivateQuotes163

Fastest way to devalue a beautifully toned coin
Comment from : Namaste Forgetmenot

No
Comment from : J

DIP IT!
Comment from : ray Bar Invest

Cool, just Sub 😃
Comment from : $ilent$ilver

Accidentally artificially toned my daily carry with something, so thank you for the tip!
Comment from : NucIearWeaseI

People get so triggered nowadays , if it's your property and you want to drill a hole in it have at it ! brGreat information , thanks for sharing ! 👍
Comment from : Jerry Parker

SilverBritches, more like SilverScientist!! 😊
Comment from : Melbourne Stacker

You dont clean coins
Comment from : KELLY RAE

Thanks I was gonna apply this to my beyblade metal But sadly I have some paint in the inner most portion so i can’t or it’ll just take the paint with it
Comment from : bb bb

Do milk spots increase the coin's value ?
Comment from : goosecouple

If it’s not numismatics it’s ok to clean it without using a cloth… if you like that shiny look I like the patina look and most coins I never touch regardless if it’s weight or collecting
Comment from : ryan _

I'm disgusted by the people who purposely damage coins buy toning them Sulfer damages the coins An artificially toned coin is a damaged coin
Comment from : Darin Johnson

Dont do this Toning carries a premium Any cleaning devalues greatly
Comment from : Marco Turtlecraze24

please don't do this guys🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ makes as much since as buying colorized ones NO ONE WANTS A CLEANED coin or bullion!
Comment from : sean wise

I was told years ago never clean your coins cause you’ll lose the patina on the coin that keeps the value a long higher
Comment from : dennis jamieson

Why are some new silver eagles very dull finish, and others are shiny?brAre the dull ones not worth as much as the polished?
Comment from : Stewart

You just destroyed any numismatic value the coin had
Comment from : GoldToothDizzle247

First rule of collecting coins: Never clean your coins!
Comment from : Jonathan Crocker

Don't EVER clean your coins like this unless your absolutely1000you'll never try to sell them Otherwise you'll ruin the numismatic value
Comment from : Scott S

Will this work on old gold coins too ?
Comment from : Ro Yal

You're an idiot
Comment from : James M

Not really MY cup of tea, but a lot of folks iprefer/i and pay a premium for "toned" silver, even for the sort of patchy discoloration I often find unattractive Some even fake such toning with various artificial methods
Comment from : BilgemasterBill

Ironically you possibly could have gotten an extra premium just bc of the toning Some people's trash is other's treasure
Comment from : LazyboyLarry

Oh no!!! Numismatic value ruined!!!!! People pay big money for “toned” coins That silver dollar was beautiful before “cleaning”
Comment from : Just Me

just a a FYI there's some dealers out there that would pay you from 60$-3k$ for toned eagles or other coins brI didn't know this until a dealer offered me 130oz of silver for 4 halo toned eagles I had as not for sale pieces
Comment from : flagcity parts

Its frustrating having to keep silver unscratched and shiny I prefer it toned, just so I don't have to worry anymore
Comment from : Justin Todd

How to ruin a Silver Eagle in 30 seconds
Comment from : Moon Rocker

YO bro tank you 🙏!!!
Comment from : DAVID IZ

Once this is done, can you tell it has been cleaned? What if I take one of the coins in to sell? Can they see it has been cleaned? Thanks
Comment from : SCOTT BOLEN

Good to knowthanks👍
Comment from : Military collector 1959

Don't clean your coins guys! It destroys the numismatic value!! You WILL LOSE ALOT of MONEY!
Comment from : LazyboyLarry

This works, but DO NOT DO IT if you want to preserve the numismatic value Cleaning will destroy all its numismatic value!
Comment from : Slot Hits (SlotHits777) 🎰

Tarn X has been around for a lot of years My wife, B 4 she passed, cleaned our Rogers "silver Plated" tea and coffee service with it The tray alone is 24 X 14 and highly decorated Without Tarn X it would have been hours to clean This is fine for ASE,s they are minted by the millions and not collectable at all except as silver bullion investment Hey, Clean Money Gold , don't bother arguing with the haters here They "OBVIOSLY" don't know the difference between a collectable coin you should not clean and silver bullion
Comment from : THG Driver

Get you some ez zest Dawg and save all the steps just dip and pat dry
Comment from : SilverHustlin13

I have cleaner for silver here, in 30 seconds like new , removes milk spots too and doesn’t harm the metal
Comment from : Davidc

Works on gold too,especially if there is a copper spot on pre 33 goldThis will make it disappear
Comment from : Peter Pete

I don’t suggest you wipe or rub the coin with any type of cloth Pat dry with a tissue afterwards
Comment from : Kick Rocks

I have a much quicker way, Tarn X, dip and rinse in secondsbrYour way works too, just a bit longer
Comment from : Bullion Addict

Can you use a gas stove or does it have to be an electric?? Theres the legal answer and common sense answer lol
Comment from : snomobila

Wow, amazing! I had NO CLUE about this Thanks!
Comment from : slhines7

I've never tried this, all I've ever used is dip I have heard that this is easier on the coins so maybe I'll give it a shot Thanks!
Comment from : QuickSilver