3 WAYS TO TELL A COIN WAS CLEANED OR POLISHED

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Title	:	3 WAYS TO TELL A COIN WAS CLEANED OR POLISHED
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i have a 1932 S quarter numerically graded AU 53 by NGC it has a lot of hairline scratches From what i read they dont numerically grade cleaned coins but will label it 'cleaned' or 'details' instead
Comment from : JxT1957

My thing is what if you have to do a simple soap and water because you cant even see the year,mint,etc etc Esp when it comes to pcgs and ngs
Comment from : Anthony Downs

Luster comes from Reeded Basin Polishing of the Die Peace Dollars have Satin Basin Polish, NO LUSTER, No Cartwheels
Comment from : TobaccoRowe

I can take Micro Scratches (hair lines) out with Red Rouge Silver Polish on a soft cloth
Comment from : TobaccoRowe

If I want dirt on my coins I can always add it after I clean it
Comment from : TobaccoRowe

Getting that black gunk off is easy And when a coin leaves the Mint (Mint State) there is no gunk
Comment from : TobaccoRowe

The white look from tiny abrasions can be called cloudy
Comment from : mason appalachiantrail

A no nonsense video! Thanks!
Comment from : Outlaw4Now

Uhmm I don’t fully agreed , specially circulated old coins , I own a few graded coins that displayed what you just mentioned , but neither PCGS or NGC has labeled them as cleaned These deposits are normal on circulated coins, people touching them , the high spots will appear clean , and on the lower spots grime , discoloration will find their way There must be a protocol these grading companies follow to give the grade of “ Cleaned coin”
Comment from : EivinSukoi

Ja, ja, ja “ Italian espresso “ , mi fai moriré dalle risate brNew subscriber , keep them coming cabron
Comment from : EivinSukoi

Excellent info Thanks!
Comment from : K Alphonso

Thank you!!
Comment from : Robin Lynn Griffith

I really like your "Guido Stackin'" sticker! Where can I get one? Great content, I always tune in
Comment from : E Mal

smart dude
Comment from : Mr Mister

I had such a difficult time understanding why the value of the coin decreases after a cleaning? If you can get the crud, dirt, debris off it and the integrity of the metal isn't compromised, why does it loose value? Personally I would want the coin clean so I can see all the detail It's like an old car not being washed It's still an old car IDK I know in the collecting world now not to clean coins but whatever lol
Comment from : Neophyte Stacker

Thanks
Comment from : Mike Wright

How’s that affect the value though? Cleaning up a coin and selling vs it being indiscernible
Comment from : Jeremy

THANK YOU , LOVELY VIDEO
Comment from : Ahmed Khalifa

Cool vid
Comment from : wayne stewart

Nope
Comment from : Silver Wheels PATRIOT♀️

Is there any other ways to tell??
Comment from : Coin Silver

Good info Thanks
Comment from : C & R Treasures

How do you managing your silver portfolio? Do you use any app or Excel spreadsheet ? Can't find any videos about this I would like to keep track what I have and for how much I purchased Thank you for sharing
Comment from : Libor V

Just watched your trident video the new intro is awesome This is a very informative video thank you for not being scripted in your videos and speaking like a normal person I can’t watch channels that sound like robots
Comment from : Dan Brassard

Thank you
Comment from : SIMON SAYS SILVER

Thanks for sharing!!
Comment from : Silver Streak

Hey bro I would like a sticker bro I don’t think I have one
Comment from : ELI

Thanks for the lesson Just gave out some good information
Comment from : Armando from the Vault

Great info! ;-)
Comment from : Dave Mork

Thank you for this
Comment from : Guitar Man

Great information thank you!
Comment from : GriffGood

Good VideobrGreetings from Germany ✌️
Comment from : R Torero

That black gunk in the crevices can just as easily happen on any regular heavily circulated coin
Comment from : E Squared

Thanks for not slurping 🤤🤔😦🤭😧🤔🤤🤔🤭😪🤢😪🤮🤤🤭😰😮😮🤔😧🤔
Comment from : Metal Bum

Thanks for informing us I have been wondering too
Comment from : Metal Bum

Congrats on your 5000+ subscribers !!!!
Comment from : IM CIR GOLD

Thanks for the information!
Comment from : Jake Clark

Is their a way to get luster back on a gold coin That lost its luster?? That's been heavy circulated?
Comment from : Kirks_CORNER

I cleaned a gold coin of mine APMEX sent me a heavy circulated gold Sovereign so fuck it
Comment from : Kirks_CORNER

Great video my friend, thanks for the info
Comment from : Alexander R De Voogt

HI GUIDO! GOOD, INFORMATIVE VIDEO! THE 21 Peace Dollar is sad It is a great coin b:-)/b
Comment from : Donald in New Mexico

Great video for people to pay attention to I almost got scammed buying a $10 1908 or 1909 no motto Gld Indian head If you are going to buy something with our heard earned money Plan ahead Bring a loop Look for tiny scorching in the fields And don’t act on emotion If it’s expensive and cleaned, pass it by
Comment from : Patriotic Goombah

I've read that grading places do coin restorations, if anyone really wants something valuable cleanedbrbrProbably wouldn't trust a coin shop unless its something common
Comment from : jackie grice

Ahh Master Guido teachesWax onWax off LOL You no use polish on coinsvery very bad:-)
Comment from : FLATLINERACER

If you clean them with baking soda, does it lose its luster?
Comment from : Elio Hernandez

this helped a lot ty
Comment from : Dale Green

The white frost your looking for is the original liuster Frosted, just like the cereal, its grrrreat! 😁👍
Comment from : Ehren Krause

Just curious, is the baking soda soak considered cleaning?brThat cafe italiano is basically just a slurp & done haha!
Comment from : PDX Brewer

Loved it! Thanks, my friend 😉👌🏼
Comment from : Yankee Stacking

What is wrong with cleaning a coin?
Comment from : jded

Hey awesome information my friend Thank you for sharing 😘😊❤️
Comment from : Sherieward

awesome video! I'd like to see you do a video explaing why some bars, ie geigers, have premiums, and if its worth paying them
Comment from : Welsh Scott

Can you just use plain water on a nasty dirty coin and not rub it just pat it dry
Comment from : Rosalie m B

Thank you for this informative video, really useful when yoy buy old coins
Comment from : Andre G

Very informative, good to know—thanks for the Info✔️brI have to say though, you’re drinking Italian espresso, brYou need to try a Cuban espresso-Way better, much smootherbrJust saying
Comment from : Mark Collins