Multiple Methods to Clean Dirty Coins
In this video I show you how to clean coins using simple household products. www.metacafe.com If you know any other usefull ways of doing this, post a video response or a comment!
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what kind of coke did you use diet or regular?
What kind of coke did you use diet or regular?
@selenagomez9119 NO ITS NOT. BUT IT WILL MAKE UR COIN SMOOTH! IVE TRY THIS ALREADY
why are you people cleaning pennies? Is there a market for clean pennies?
Fine, if you want to clean coins i will show you the safest way I know First get heinz kethup and gently dab it on the coin, wait 2-3 mins depending on condition, gently rub of ketchup off coin, rinse coin with water and pat dry with towel then hold coin on edges and apply Mothers Polish on to the coin with a soft cloth rub off in circles gently.
I warn you never clean any coin unless it is slimed or rusted down or it most likely destroy the value and you can never get it back
It works with nickels too right
does it work for bottle caps?
@okpapereat i recomend trying on some crappy coin first
wont the coke make the coin sticky, just wondering?
balsamic vinegar and salt is just as good as the 8% vinegar 1
i dont want to risky my colectable world war 2 german coin, but its crusted with white stuff
can i use pepsi ?
AND these are envirnmental friendly methods to clean coins/metal! And they are cheap methods! And it’s not dangerous to you skin. Very good!
All you need is COKE and some HOOKERS.
Does it work for presidential coins?
A cIeaned coin is worthIess. If you want vaIueabIe coins cIeaned then They wiII nIy be worth face vaIue.
why?
i will get 101 percent of viniger!!!!!!! XD
O_O way cool
the easiest way to clean any silver is mix salt baking soda and water put the coin or silver on a peice of tin foil larger then the actual silver your cleaning put it in the water salt baking soda solution and it should clean it super quick there was a vid on youtube showing how to do this but cant remember what its called but ya use this method but usually only use it on jewellery but not any coins or other stuff cause cleaning lowers value on alot of stuff
Tarnex is the worst thing for coins, damage wise. It strips layers of metal off your coin. It also smells like death after.
you guys are nuts!!
NEVER EVER EVER CEAN COINS!!!!!!!
I had pennys from 1937-1960 that I was told to use lemon juice and salt just mix them together and swish the pennys around in them it worked amazing they look mint except for one problem they aare a dull shade of copper and do not have that glossy finnish whats wrong and how much is the value decreased cuz if there worth nothing ill trade them they look amazing for being clean put there not that nice copper color that new pennys are
HOLY CRAP,I CAN USE COKE TO CLEAN COINS