Cleaning Silver Coins & Old Nickles Part 1 of a 3 Part Series
This is how I clean my silver coins,and preserve them from tarnishing.I did some experiments on cleaning some old Nickles,and came up with a few good methods to clean my nickles.This is the first in a 3 part series. The other 2 in the series are…Cleaning buffalo and V (Liberty) Nickles,,,and Cleaning Indian head cents and wheat penny cents.I hope this information can be of use to you.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
What: Shroud of Turin Exhibit Where: The Village Inn Event Center, Clemmons NC 27012 When: Thursday April 5th through Easter Sunday April 8th 10AM-6PM Cost: Adults , Senors Children under 7 FREE This is the first showing of this life size 3.5′x15′ shroud image in over 2.5 years. Exhibit authorized by the Shroud of Turin Education and Research Association, Inc. (STERA, Inc.) a 501 (c) (3). The “Shroud of Turin” is said to be the burial cloth of Jesus of Nazareth. It is the most debated and researched religious artifact in history. The Shroud image clearly shows a man that was crucified with all the pertinent details that the legendary written recollections contain. After several years of intense research and study by the STURP Team. They concluded that “Science cannot explain what science doesn’t understand”. It is not a print, painting or other man made or created image. To view the shroud is a seldom in a lifetime experience. It is breathtaking no-matter the beliefs of the onlooker. The mystery of the image cannot be easily explained or defined. This Shroud showing proceeds are to prepare for touring this exhibit summer. Along with the Shroud, other items of a similar historical timeline will be shown. An original printed page from the first 1611 edition of the King James Bible. Roman coins. Roman Spearhead. A wreath of thorns from the species of bush mentioned in the Bible’s crucifixion records. A pair of “gaming” dice that could be similar to those used to by …
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about 10 months ago
Use taco sauce(like the ones at Del Taco or Taco Bell) its fast pretty good results.
about 10 months ago
does this work for steel chains?
about 10 months ago
Why would you bother to pat these nickels dry after you just tumbled them with rocks? A little counter-intuitive, isn’t it?
about 10 months ago
Can I use The “E Z ST” On my Morgan Dollar please tell me ASAP
about 10 months ago
really good video’s mate just subed cheers Aussie Jimmy
about 10 months ago
Geez, way to destroy the collector value of your coins. Worse yet, you are “educating” viewers to do the same.
about 10 months ago
I have coins that are about 110 years old, and I want to clean them without damaging them. Can I just use baking soda or something else that is easy?
about 10 months ago
nail clippers + nail brush !!!! clean coins with filthy hands …, IMPOSSIBLE ! YUCK !
about 10 months ago
hahahaha,,white wine er white vinegar…that sweet me lol, cool vid .
about 10 months ago
Cleaning your coins like this or any way destroys their value. They will now only be worth their weight in silver only.
about 10 months ago
I have a bunch of coins that were damaged in a house that flooded. Some of these coins are pretty heavily damaged with rust and a green-colored corrosion. If I do the same thing that you did in this video, will the rust and green corrosion come off the coins ?
about 10 months ago
if ur going 2 use a tumbler the best thing is just put bb s and landery detergent then tumble 4 apx 4 hrs much better than what i saw here
about 10 months ago
i ruined a bunch of found coins with a tumbler
about 10 months ago
what ever you do dont clean it then. its gonna ruin the value
about 10 months ago
i have a bronze 1925 stone mountain half doller and i heard that if its in good condition it worth about 500$
about 10 months ago
Bon Ami is an abrasive and doesn’t it scratch the coin surfaces?
about 10 months ago
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about 10 months ago
That is terrible !!! Don’t do that ! It causes extra abrasions and scratches that severely decreases the value and condition of the coins !!!
about 10 months ago
Check out NerdRage’s video on cleaning tarnished silver, he displays a very easy, fast method.
Link: watch?v=vGCx9HZwYBo&feature=feedrec_grec_index
about 10 months ago
Cleaning coins with baking soda will ruin any collectible value they have!
You should never rub a coins surface with anything but a qtip and ammonia. You can also use MS70 coin cleaner and a qtip. I believe MS70 coin cleaner is ammonia anyway… It will remove all dirt, and won’t ruin the coin by scratching the surface. Make sure to thoroughly rinse the coin in distilled water if possible and pat dry, never wipe dry.
about 10 months ago
If you have any coins that you think are of any value, have them checked by someone who KNOWS about coins….because ordinarliy you NEVER clean coins
about 10 months ago
you can check out my affordable home silver cleaning and plating kit too!
about 10 months ago
What?
about 10 months ago
……Nickles have stayed the same 1938/2000…Older than 1950…Is old …out of circulation in the US …Mostly..
about 10 months ago
…Coin/Jewelry shop