How To Clean Coins - With Household Products

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Title	:	How To Clean Coins - With Household Products
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Use Texas pette hot sauce br And this is the only one that will work
Comment from : Dexter Shepard

Isn't a solution to just go to the bank and exchange corroded coins with new ones? Banks constantly recirculate new for old currency This solution would, of course, be for coins you wish to have at face value only
Comment from : GaussElim

Delicious humor and Diligence ☺️
Comment from : suniti kale

Tomato sauce really does destroy the surface According to the RM proof coins are prepared from highly polished discs so what essentially is the difference between cleaning and polishing and is it also wrong to polish proof coins to remove tarnish such as the 'milk bloom' which tends to develop on 50p coins?
Comment from : John White

To be fair I use Dawn dish soap and a soft paint brush and take my time! NO DAMAGE TO THE COIN Plus it is my coin not being sold
Comment from : Billy SCG P

Christopher turned into the real civil engineer with that hardhat🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : ben dagmar

How you doing Chris
Comment from : Ruby’s yt

I think i heard The Pink Stuff is good Also cola
Comment from : Ai Quinn

I have a lot of that exact type of coin and I’m wondering how much it’s worth it would mean a lot to me if you told me thank you 🪙😄
Comment from : Jordan Cooper

Haven't done this but for a mildly dirty coin buffing compound and a buffing pad b**they make small ones that attach to a drill**/b would probably work great
Comment from : C10ZANE

Should have gotten Barry Scott on the job, would have made penny look good as new with Cilit Bang XD (cue the techno remix)
Comment from : slightlytwistedagain

I clean my coins only when I see toning I use Brasso or mouthwash "Listerine"
Comment from : KonKra

That is shocking i need to go and have a lay down 😂 I never thought I would see you cleaning coins Christopher
Comment from : Amberlievable Coins

Interesting experiment Very surprised by how poor the fairy liquid for was doing the job!
Comment from : Kenny Price

Good afternoon to everyone at The Britannia Coin CompanybrAs many have already expressed, I was surprised with the cleaning video and items used to clean the coinsbrOne video I would like to see the Britannia Coin Company release is, Coin Preservation, best ways of storing your coin collection and good future coin investments
Comment from : Marcus Bell

Wearing Down the coins
Comment from : Luke I don’t Know

Ty Christopher🐎🌻✌️
Comment from : Murl Bailer

I’ve found dishwashing liquid is only good for surface dirt, with soft toothbrush🐎🌻✌️
Comment from : Murl Bailer

Another great and informative video Christopher The ketchup really surprised mebrbrI always send my coins to someone called Archie Roberts to be cleaned now Have you ever heard of him? 😁
Comment from : Coins and More

I thought at first you had misposted this a few days early 😉🤣brAlmost on par with the spaghetti tree 👍
Comment from : RJ Coins

bNEVER CLEAN THE COINS! DISAPPOINTING!/b 👎👎👎👎
Comment from : Nandi Collector

I've used malt vinegar in the past, to clean 2p pieces for a table top design
Comment from : 2112 shockwave

Comment from : Emanuels Workbench

Really a question, rather than a comment I was unfortunate enough to sell a silver proof coin to an idiot buyer who placed his fingerprints, and DNA, all over the obverse Does anyone know the best way to remove these ? Or should I just consign the thing to the 'spot price of silver' rubbish pile ? Thanks
Comment from : Susan Pitt

Household alcohol removes dirt, grease and does not damage the coin
Comment from : Leif89

Christopher how about putting the coins in an electro magnetic bath?
Comment from : nick maynard

Hi, I also do not clean my coins, perhaps when you do another cleaning video could you mentioned the best way to store them once you take your coins from the collection books The only reason I mentioned this is I've nearly completed my first 50p book with just 3 to find I don't really want to leave them in book 🙂
Comment from : Patrick Salt

You can use brown sauce but leave it rather than scrubbing it the same goes for red sauce you have to leave it other than scrubbing because the acid within the sauce will clean the coin but as Christopher says you should not clean your coins
Comment from : ROBERTS COIN ADVENTURES

📽️👍👍👍👍👍
Comment from : Janis Kar

wow,,,, now my silver 2022 Britannia will be pleasured to meet with ketchup :):):)
Comment from : Marcin K Coins

Great one-liners throughout! Warm water and baking soda applied with a soft cloth does the coin cleaning trick for mebut only the non-value ones
Comment from : Salish Sea Quest

PEOPLEPut subtitles on and within 5 seconds of the video starting you wont be disappointedWe are B*b****/b in the UK
Comment from : Toby Ticehurst

Again I love the contextual history hooks
Comment from : Rory Fletcher

Love your deadpan humour
Comment from : Rory Fletcher

You missed: boiling water, clear distilled vinegar and table salt A quick soak and leave to dry No scrubbing required Also easy to do in bulk
Comment from : Rory Fletcher

Not sure that was equal , the first penny was the worst by far was pretty worn away to start with washing up liquid should be used with hot or warm water🤣 a bit worrying that some would suggest Vaseline maybe they use it for other stuff , so it's engrained on their brains
Comment from : Chris BH

Congratulations Amitr98 🏆👍
Comment from : Ian Strudwick

Amazing video again BCC if I need to clean coins I get a bungle failing that paraffin is apparently good but dangerous A paper washing up bowl may go well when I wash my paper plate 🤣🤣 happy days CC I really look forward to these vids 👏👍🥋
Comment from : Master Temples Treasures

Well done to the winner As for your testing as funny as it was I’d give them all a miss
Comment from : Ian Ritchie

I have a lot of very manky coins which at the moment are unrecognisable so I may give the last one a try on a couple I'd like to see more videos like this perhaps with different metals
Comment from : Regency Rose

Christopher cleaning coins I never thought I would see this Washing up liquid 🎊 Congratulations to the lucky winner🎊 Its a little concerning that things that we use in cooking or eat di a better job than none food products
Comment from : 55AE Angela S

Said it beforebrA good quality lead pencil eraser is all you needbrNo chemicals, no liquids, just light frictionbrNot the quickest, but removes only dirt, grime, and crudbrPerfect for those of us who collect circulated coins for our date runs
Comment from : Andy

Do you have a vacancy for a coin scrubber 😂
Comment from : 2coinaphrase

Loved the humour throughout this 😂😂 Just glad you didn't use a 1919 KN! 😁
Comment from : MackemMoolah

The pink stuff works really well for me when I clean 1 and 2 pence coins
Comment from : DanielTHFC10

Never thought I’d see Christopher cleaning coins 😂 , I think we’ve all cleaned a coin we wish we didn’t or didn’t know cleaning it would lower the value (myself included 🙁)
Comment from : Alfie Jones

Well done to the winner of the give away and great to see the best ways of cleaning your coins keep it up Christopher
Comment from : Random_ Clipz

Decades ago as a child I seem to remember cleaning some US pennies with salt and lemon juice Wild that it works so much better than other products! I wonder if a bath of acidic liquid would work without the abrasion of a cloth or brush, perhaps with some gentle agitation 🤔
Comment from : J T

I cringed all the way through this video Great what not to do video
Comment from : Dennis Cook

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Comment from : Dorothy Green

There is such a thing as elbow grease for purchase in shops in the uk Just not waitrose
Comment from : J Dawg

I think Vaseline will work the best
Comment from : DylanNicholson

Maybe try brasso 🤔 😂😂
Comment from : TRAIN SPOTTING

Congratulations to the winner Well done!!
Comment from : Pamela Brooke

Oo cleaning coins… oh no great tips though still never will clean!
Comment from : koin king

BCC cleaning coins! Great don’t do this at home video I still like my Grandads eraser technique for cleaning his medals for my grubby low value coins Cheer BCC
Comment from : Darren Cheshire

It's kind of like picking a scab You know you shouldn't but I just had to keep watching The big looser here was the paper, but anybody thinking of cleaning their coins, just remember what happened to the paper happens to the surface of your coins
Comment from : Brad Palmer

p jelly is more when you stabilise an antics coin like roman coin
Comment from : christine muschiato

coca cola
Comment from : Colin Baxter

try ketchup and salt
Comment from : christine muschiato

you have to be a man to clean a coin on a sheet of paper : )
Comment from : christine muschiato

Never thought id see the day you would cleam coins 😱 and no vinegar in sight? Although im sure thats what makes ketchup work Perhaps more disturbing, youtube has subtitled you as a coin dealer in royal woods n bastards Dont know if you can get that changed?
Comment from : Jay Lo

olive oil
Comment from : christine muschiato

TBH I don't understand the snobbery about a cleaned coin I know the natural patina un an uncirculated coin looks great especially with mint lustre But I've got some coins I know would look far better after a good clean One George 111 shilling I own was pulled out of the wooden boards of an old ship It has tar on the obverse but the reverse looks uncirculated & immaculate brSurely if I cleaned it, it would be far more pleasing on the eye?
Comment from : Tony Dalton

Shocking, I never thought I see the day Christopher cleaned coins 🤯brPersonally, I've heard that a pencil eraser, a good amount of elbow grease and a microfiber cloth work pretty well
Comment from : Rich H Hunts

This should have been released on April 1st, never clean coins!!!
Comment from : Jono lcfc

Reminds me, I think it was physicist Niels Bohr who hid gold medals from the Nazis, during the war, by dissolving them (the medals!) in nitric acid and recovering the gold afterwards
Comment from : Roger Kearns

Amitr98 congratulations! 🥳 closed my eyes Christopher cleaning coins 😂💜🧚‍♀️
Comment from : Purple Fairy

Well done to the winnerroll on 4k
Comment from : captain coinman

I've used salt and malt vinegar that works really well and coke works really well to
Comment from : FinnCollectsCoins

Maybe you need a 2nd video in in this series with 5 more different products to try?brHow about just trying with water so you can see how much of the cleaning is just down to the scrubbing with a tooth brush?brAlso since you are using a tooth brush, why not try some tooth paste?
Comment from : Justin Case

Interesting video i kind of thought before you started the salt and lemon juice would achieve the best result,another product you could try is something Bungle recommended to me and thats Auto-sol metal cleaner All the best
Comment from : Paul Mcqueen

I've heard brown sauce Not too sure of it myself, I'd rather keep the coins as they are Grubby or not 👍🏻 (back to the video 😆)brWould of enjoyed seeing the before and after side by side, but, thanks for putting out a video whilst ill
Comment from : Graham P 👻🌶️

What about human urine was used brIn pre washing soap days ! brMind you YouTube might have brAnother thoughtbrYou could always become a char brLady if you're career doesn't go to brPlan brCurlers and a cigarette lol😀brTake care Christopher I enjoy thesebrVideos
Comment from : Mart Ryan

Sooo Dont do it on my 1797 guinea?
Comment from : Martin Ross

I don't clean any of my coin
Comment from : Finlay Redfern

Ha ha Christopher, you really gave yourself a workout didn’t you! Poor old coins 💜
Comment from : Jan Stanland

I understand cola is quite good for steeping dirty coins in - the dual affect of acidity and bubbles - it is also said to work quite well as a loo cleaner!
Comment from : anna perkins