I see you get some complaints about not doing this video's in German. I understand the conflict and wanted to express my gratitude for doing it in English. I have put the video in my favorites list. Perfect video! Thanks Hans
+Ronald van den Boogaardt hello my friend! thank you for watching, your kind comment and for your understanding! I think about making all my videos in english again.I get more dislikes in my german videos and I also get more hate and weird comments. this channel is supposed to be fun for me. I can't be bothered to deal with these psychos anymore haha. . . thank you for your support! all the best, hans
@@TerraGermaniaTG interesting :) It's almost a full time hobby for you just cleaning the coins :). Good job though. The coins look great. Have a great one from North Carolina, plenty of weirdos here but I'm not one of them I don't think LOL :) Later. Off to detect today. Peace.
hello ruben, greetings back from germany :) I'm very happy to hear that you like my videos! thank you for watching and for your kind comment! all the best, hans
I don't do metal detecting (will do after full retirement,) but this video was so informative and interesting. My blood pressure went up a couple of notches after you described and demonstrated dropping a 2000(?) year old coin into acid. However, BP went down because of your soothing voice. Another well done vid, Hans.
+Agent Fungus hello my friend, I'm glad that you find my video informative and interesting! haha. . it sounds reckless to do that but as I said in the video: pure or high percentage silver is not very affected by acids especially when they are as mild as the solution i prepared. thank you for watching and for your kind comment! all the best, hans
+Patrick Tucker hello patrick, greetings from germany :) thank you for watching and for your kind comment! I'm happy to hear that you like my video! I'm also happy to hear that you like my englisch. . i always thought that it must sound dreadful with my german accent ;) all the best, hans
+Ian Clay hello ian, I'm happy to hear you like the video! I hope to be able to upload my new detecting video soon. . .but first the weather has to change lol thank you for watching! all the best, hans
Thanks for this Hans. When l was young in the late 1950's l found a large 14th/15th cent' token in a ploughed field. Just found it again now, 2023!! l think it is copper so will have a go at gently cleaning it. Thanks, John.
Funny to see how everyone has their own way of cleaning and preserving! Some are similar in ways but yet a different approach; will try yours as well. Thanks Hans! Grüße aus den Niederlanden
Fantastic video Hans and some really useful insight into cleaning coins of different metals. I've damaged way too many coins being way too impatient to clean them. Thanks again my friend.
hello my friend, thank you for watching and for your kind words! I'm happy to hear that you like my videos and that you find the methods to be useful :) haha. . I know what you're talking about. . impatience is dangerous when it comes to cleaning coins :D all the best, hans
Tried the ‘deep frying’ in paraffin wax finish to my cleaned 1930s UK copper coins today … and it is excellent! The patina, colour, & protective finish is perfect 👍🏻 My copper cleaning workflow involves initial tap water & soft toothbrush scrub -> precision graphite (HB pencil) removal of all surface corrosion & crud (patina & fine details are preserved with no scratching whatsoever) -> clean off graphite & degrease with ‘Elbow Grease All Purpose Degreaser’ dilute solution -> ‘deep fry’ in paraffin wax for protective finish (as described in this YT video). I must make the effort to record & publish my workflows as you have done. Cheers from the Scottish Highlands. Eric
Thank you so much for sharing the details of your process. I am transcribing your recipes and methods for my husband. I am going to gather the cleaning agents, print off the transcription and put it in my husbands Christmas stocking. I am sure he will watch the video as he is cleaning as well. Thank you for sharing!!
hello rebecca, my pleasure! I hope your husband will find the methods useful. you are a good wife to support the hobbies of your husband :) thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
+YFZMoto thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that you find my video helpful! I hope the methods work for you! all the best and thank you for watching! hans
Thanks Hans - nothing less than great - and very informative - and its what I have been seeking - I have some larger bronze ancient things which I will neutralize for the time being - no boiling for these items !! - very professionally presented - well done
+john g thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that you like my video! I hope you will find the methods useful! thank you for watching and for your kind comment! all the best, hans
Thank you very much for these professional tips. Can the second method with olive-oil be used on the Roman, pure silver coins as well, like a safe method in case someone does not know how high the copper content is?
Thank you for such an informative video! Always happy to see a new post from you! love the large manor house in the back ground cant wait to see such sites for myself! GL& HH
+David Stadtlander hello david, my pleasure! thank you for watching it! the castle in the background is one of my favorite castles! you will definitely see plenty of them yourself. . .we have more than 40 000 fortresses and castles in germany :) all the best, hans
I love your videos Hans. I am pretty new to the hobby of metalldetecting and i have learned so much from watching your videos. Keep safe and keep up the fantastic work! Greetings from Sweden.
+byerd1962 thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that you like the methods and that you agree about the black patina. . i don't like polishes silver coins.. thank you for watching! all the best, hans
Very usefull video! Already used the same meathod for silver only without the sawdust. But i will use sawdust now also, looked very practical. Thnx for the upload!
+Digging History thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that! the sawdust is definitely a mild way to use mechanic force on coins without the risk of damaging the coin. . . thank you for watching!!! all the best, GL&HH! hans
hello! welcome on my channel! thank you for watching and for your kind words! I'm happy to hear that you find my videos informative. please stay tuned :) all the best, hans
Hi Hans, thank you for this cleaning tips! our 1800s coins come out of our mineralized ground with a hard grime like cement. I have tried mechanical cleaning but this is a skill that i am still learning to do. The only other way is to use electrolysis but it does remove the patina and most likely include some damage to our thin hammered coins. Any suggestions?
+Chris Sherrill hello chris, I'm happy to hear that! I hope you will find the methods useful! thank you for watching and for your kind comment! all the best, hans
Hi Hans, thanks for sharing this interesting methods to clean different coins. Will do this for my next finds :-) The conservation method is really cool. Never heard it before. GL&HH, Paul
+44selmer hello my friend, I hope they will work for you! thank you for watching and for translating the ingredients into spanish for the other guy :) all the best, hans
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I am sure that many detectorists will find this so useful. I look forward to your next video. Good luck 🍀 Hans and happy hunting Mary-Ellen UK
+M Johnson hello mary- ellen, my pleasure :) I hope these methods are useful for everyone who tries them. . thank you for watching and for your kind comment! all the best, hans
+John Moreland hello john! thank you for your kind comment! I'm very happy to hear that you like my video! thank you for watching and for your subscription! all the best, hans
Great job!! Thank you for teaching me a simple and effective way to clean & preserve our finds! A quick question regarding the paraffin preservation treatment....How is it properly reversed if needed or wanted. Thank you for your time Hans, Have a great day!
thank you for watching, I'm glad you like the video! if you want to remove the paraffin from the coin just drop it into boiling water for a couple of minutes. the paraffin will gather on the surface of the water. all the best and greetings from germany, hans
Thank you for this information Hans, I was wondering how you cleaned your coins so well ! I will use this to clean some of my old coins. Is there a way I can write you and send you pics of mine ?
+Welshy67 hello paul, thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear you like it! I hope the methods work well for you! thank you for watching!!! all the best, GL&HH! hans
Very interesting and informative videos. I work with silver jewellery and wondered if a little bicarbonate of soda added to the final rinse in distilled water would be better at neutralising the acid? It also halts the effect of the eggyolk patina when you reach the desired result.
thank you, I'm happy to hear that :) it would be even more effective, I agree. I will do that next time! thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
Excellent, clear and well-explained. Thank you for this - I will be using your methods which seem to clean the coin enough for clarity but without damaging it.
Hello Hans, hope you keeping well, a great video and a very good cleaning method, never heard of the use of sawdust for cleaning coins, all the very best Hans, Regards Richard GL&HH
+booeddie100 hello richard, thank you my friend, all is well :) I hope all is well with you too! thank you for watching my video, I'm happy to hear that you like it. . using sawdust is the most gentle way to clean coins in my opinion :) all the best, GL&HH! hans
I know this is an older video, but I have a few questions: 1) WHERE do you find acid-free wax? 2) Would natural beeswax work as well or better? 3) HOW would you ever remove the wax if you chose to? Excellent video and thanks in advance for your reply!
I got it in a drug store years ago. ask a pharmacist for help. I can't name you a brand since I filled the paraffin in a jar when I got it. If you want to remove the wax again just drop the coin in a pot with boiling water for a while. take the pot off the flame and let the water cool down. the wax will be solid again and will float on surface of the water. thank you for watching!
Hallo Hans! That was a very informative video, I have just one question, when you use the silver foil is it ordinary "tin" foil as one would use in the kitchen, or is it actually the metal silver?-peter lorenz
+roadpanzir hello peter! I'm happy to hear that, thank you! It's ordinary household aluminium foil :) thank you for watching and for your kind comment! all the best, hans
Hans thanks for the video its always nice to here from you thanks for the great info on how to take care of my silver I cant wait till you get back out on the fields good luck hunting and take care my friend jim
+jcricket 1710 hello jim, thank you for watching it my friend :) hope you'll find the methods useful! haha. . me neither ! we had heavy rain half of the day. now sun is coming out. I hope the weather stays like that! take care too and all the best! GL&HH! hans
+Russ White hello russ! thank you my friend, I'm glad you like my video! I hope the methods shown are helpful for you! thank you for watching and for your kind comment! all the best, hans
Hello Hans. I am pretty new to the hobby of metalldetecting and i love your fantastics your videos, thank you very much. As I have some difficulties with English would you be so kind to write down the components that you use ? Thank you and all the best !
Nice video, Hans! Very useful methods, I already used the one for cleaning up silver coins and it has worked well and smelled like rotten eggs, too ;) Best regards and Gut Fund Chris
+Chris Görk hello chris :) tank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that the methods worked well for you! haha. . that's the worse part about this treatment. . it stinks quite awful :D thank you for watching!!! all the best, GL&HH! hans
I see you get some complaints about not doing this video's in German. I understand the conflict and wanted to express my gratitude for doing it in English. I have put the video in my favorites list.
Perfect video!
Thanks Hans
+Ronald van den Boogaardt hello my friend!
thank you for watching, your kind comment and for your understanding! I think about making all my videos in english again.I get more dislikes in my german videos and I also get more hate and weird comments. this channel is supposed to be fun for me. I can't be bothered to deal with these psychos anymore haha. . .
thank you for your support!
all the best,
hans
@@TerraGermaniaTG interesting :) It's almost a full time hobby for you just cleaning the coins :). Good job though. The coins look great. Have a great one from North Carolina, plenty of weirdos here but I'm not one of them I don't think LOL :) Later. Off to detect today. Peace.
Greetings from México! We love your videos, the way you explain and the photography are amazing! Thank You so much for your effort.
hello ruben,
greetings back from germany :) I'm very happy to hear that you like my videos! thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
all the best,
hans
Outstanding work Hans!! Thank you for this very informative video. I look forward to seeing more of your hunts.
+JohnnyReb hello johnny,
thank you for your kind words my friend, I'm happy to hear you like the video! thank you for watching!
all the best,
hans
I don't do metal detecting (will do after full retirement,) but this video was so informative and interesting. My blood pressure went up a couple of notches after you described and demonstrated dropping a 2000(?) year old coin into acid. However, BP went down because of your soothing voice. Another well done vid, Hans.
+Agent Fungus hello my friend, I'm glad that you find my video informative and interesting! haha. . it sounds reckless to do that but as I said in the video: pure or high percentage silver is not very affected by acids especially when they are as mild as the solution i prepared.
thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
all the best,
hans
@@TerraGermaniaTG¹1q
Simple, easy and effective! Thanks Hans.
+Mendi Mundi hello my friend,
thank you for watching! I'm happy to hear you like it!
all the best,
hans
Another great learning experience, Thank you Hans!! Keep up the good work!!
+Ellwood Bear thank you for watching my friend! I hope the methods work well for you!
all the best,
hans
Very nice to see someone else their cleaning methods! I'll certainly remember them. Thanks for sharing!
+Bram V thank you for watching and for your kind comment :)
Greetings from England Hans. Thankyou for your excellent informative video, keep them coming.
By the way your English is beautiful!
+Patrick Tucker hello patrick,
greetings from germany :) thank you for watching and for your kind comment! I'm happy to hear that you like my video! I'm also happy to hear that you like my englisch. . i always thought that it must sound dreadful with my german accent ;)
all the best,
hans
Another high quality video, Hans. Keep them coming!
+William Austin thank you william I'm happy to heat that :)
thank you for watching!
all the best,
hans
Excellent Hans, looking forward to a new season of your videos.
+Ian Clay hello ian,
I'm happy to hear you like the video! I hope to be able to upload my new detecting video soon. . .but first the weather has to change lol
thank you for watching!
all the best,
hans
Thanks for this Hans. When l was young in the late 1950's l found a large 14th/15th cent' token in a ploughed field. Just found it again now, 2023!! l think it is copper so will have a go at gently cleaning it. Thanks, John.
Very good knowledge. Thanks a lot for sharing!
Great information Thanks for sharing !!!!!
Very interesting ideas. I will try these methods for sure. Thank you for your ideas..
Funny to see how everyone has their own way of cleaning and preserving! Some are similar in ways but yet a different approach; will try yours as well. Thanks Hans! Grüße aus den Niederlanden
Hans, another great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and educating people. Take care and good luck hunting, Bill
+magooman1 hello bill!
thank you my friend, It's my pleasure :) all the best and thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
hans
Brilliant video! Thank you!
Fantastic video Hans and some really useful insight into cleaning coins of different metals. I've damaged way too many coins being way too impatient to clean them. Thanks again my friend.
hello my friend, thank you for watching and for your kind words! I'm happy to hear that you like my videos and that you find the methods to be useful :)
haha. . I know what you're talking about. . impatience is dangerous when it comes to cleaning coins :D
all the best,
hans
Excellent tips. You gave some very good advice and the video was very professionally done.
+D Scott hello!
thank you for watching and for your kind comment! I'm happy to hear that you find my video useful!
all the best,
hans
Tried the ‘deep frying’ in paraffin wax finish to my cleaned 1930s UK copper coins today … and it is excellent! The patina, colour, & protective finish is perfect 👍🏻 My copper cleaning workflow involves initial tap water & soft toothbrush scrub -> precision graphite (HB pencil) removal of all surface corrosion & crud (patina & fine details are preserved with no scratching whatsoever) -> clean off graphite & degrease with ‘Elbow Grease All Purpose Degreaser’ dilute solution -> ‘deep fry’ in paraffin wax for protective finish (as described in this YT video). I must make the effort to record & publish my workflows as you have done. Cheers from the Scottish Highlands. Eric
Thank you so much for sharing the details of your process. I am transcribing your recipes and methods for my husband. I am going to gather the cleaning agents, print off the transcription and put it in my husbands Christmas stocking. I am sure he will watch the video as he is cleaning as well. Thank you for sharing!!
hello rebecca,
my pleasure! I hope your husband will find the methods useful. you are a good wife to support the hobbies of your husband :) thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
Excellent Video Hans, very helpful.
+YFZMoto thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that you find my video helpful! I hope the methods work for you!
all the best and thank you for watching!
hans
Wonderfully informative video...most helpful to conserving history.
thank you for watching and for your kind comments :)
Super Video Hans. Danke vielmals fürs zeigen. Hat mir sehr viel Information geliefert und mir toll geholfen. LG Mike
danke mike! freut mich, dass es dir gefallen hat. ich hoffe die methoden funktionieren auch bei deinen funden!
LG,
hans
Thanks Hans - nothing less than great - and very informative - and its what I have been seeking - I have some larger bronze ancient things which I will neutralize for the time being - no boiling for these items !! - very professionally presented - well done
+john g thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that you like my video! I hope you will find the methods useful!
thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
all the best,
hans
Thank you for all information shared! Going to try your method on mine coins.
All the best,
Dennis
+Marder2601 hello dennis,
it's my pleasure! thank you for watching my video! I hope you will find the methods useful!!!
all the best,
hans
Thank you very much for these professional tips. Can the second method with olive-oil be used on the Roman, pure silver coins as well, like a safe method in case someone does not know how high the copper content is?
Thanks from California, truly enjoy the videos
Thank you for such an informative video! Always happy to see a new post from you! love the large manor house in the back ground cant wait to see such sites for myself! GL& HH
+David Stadtlander hello david,
my pleasure! thank you for watching it! the castle in the background is one of my favorite castles! you will definitely see plenty of them yourself. . .we have more than 40 000 fortresses and castles in germany :)
all the best,
hans
Sehr gut!
Thank you for the eye-opening techniques. I look forward to using your copper method as soon as I get some paraffin.
+GioTheGreek hello my friend, my pleasure, thank you for watching!! I hope you will find the methods useful!
all the best,
hans
Well done. Great information.
thank you for watching :)
Thanks for the video, very informative. Really enjoy all your videos.
+TTJ Naylor thank you for watching it and for your kind words! I'm happy to hear that you like my videos!!!
all the best,
hans
I love your videos Hans. I am pretty new to the hobby of metalldetecting and i have learned so much from watching your videos. Keep safe and keep up the fantastic work! Greetings from Sweden.
thank you for watching and for your kind comment my friend :)
Another excellent video, thanks for teaching!
glad you like it :) thank you for watching!
Great techniques Hans, and good point about leaving some black to give it contrast. Thanks
+byerd1962 thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that you like the methods and that you agree about the black patina. . i don't like polishes silver coins..
thank you for watching!
all the best,
hans
+TerraGermania Thanks for the sub, much appreciated.
Great video Hans. I started detecting myself and this is really useful info. Got to clean my first bronze coins :)
Keep up the good work, cheers
thank you, I'm glad you find my video useful. thank you for watching and for your kind comment! all the best and good hunting,
hans
Very usefull video! Already used the same meathod for silver only without the sawdust. But i will use sawdust now also, looked very practical. Thnx for the upload!
+Digging History thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that! the sawdust is definitely a mild way to use mechanic force on coins without the risk of damaging the coin. . .
thank you for watching!!!
all the best, GL&HH!
hans
Saw appears to make an effective mild abrasive,well done.
thanks.....very informative
thanks for showing these easy ways and explaining it understandable in detail ,
my pleasure :) thank you for watching and appreciating my video!
Hans,thanks again for your help, and very informative to, 👍 thanks. Best regards Kelvin 😀
Very nice. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
my pleasure! thank you for watching!
Very good and helpful video.
Lots of useful advice.
You rock!
Best regards from Sweden.
+SuperLaplander I'm glad to hear that you find my video helpful! thank you for watching it!
:) thank you for your kind words and all the best,
hans
Hello Hans, I've just found you on here. I find you very informative and love your thoughts on the things you find, also your English is very good.
hello!
welcome on my channel! thank you for watching and for your kind words! I'm happy to hear that you find my videos informative. please stay tuned :)
all the best,
hans
Thank you once again..... I always look forward to your videos
+James Utphall thank you for watching my friend, I'm glad to hear that :)
all the best,
hans
Good instruction. Good tips. Thank you!
my pleasure! I'm glad you like the tips :)
@@TerraGermaniaTG I watch about 8 other detectorists, and you are the best one, the most interesting.
Hi Hans, thank you for this cleaning tips! our 1800s coins come out of our mineralized ground with a hard grime like cement. I have tried mechanical cleaning but this is a skill that i am still learning to do. The only other way is to use electrolysis but it does remove the patina and most likely include some damage to our thin hammered coins. Any suggestions?
Thanks Hans for the useful information
I hope you will find the methods useful!
thank you for watching!
That was great !!!You taught me some things today!!!
+Chris Sherrill hello chris,
I'm happy to hear that! I hope you will find the methods useful!
thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
all the best,
hans
Thanks for sharing. I am going to try this with the coins I have found. Many Thanks
my plesure! I hope the methods shown will be helpful!
thank you for watching!
Hi Hans, thanks for sharing this interesting methods to clean different coins. Will do this for my next finds :-) The conservation method is really cool. Never heard it before. GL&HH, Paul
+hotliner my pleasure paul, thank you for watching my friend! I hope the methods work well for you! all the best,
GL&HH!
hans
Thank you for this precious video
thank you for watching and for appreciating :)
Rely enjoyed very good tips will try this method
Tank you Hans.
+TheStorr thank you, I'm happy to hear that! I hope the methods will work well for you too!
thank you for watching!
all the best,
hans
Interesting methods Hans, I'll try them! Thanks for sharing!
+44selmer hello my friend,
I hope they will work for you! thank you for watching and for translating the ingredients into spanish for the other guy :)
all the best,
hans
+TerraGermania
My pleasure Hans! All the best from Italy and happy hunting!
ciao :)
all the best to you too my friend!
GL&HH!
hans
I am watching this 5/27/21, loving all your videos
Greeting from Australia. I’ve been battling with verdigris on my dug coins for a while now. This looks like answer to my problem. Thanks
Thanks for sharing this knowledge with us
my pleasure. . I hope you will find the methods useful!
thank you for watching!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I am sure that many detectorists will find this so useful. I look forward to your next video. Good luck 🍀 Hans and happy hunting Mary-Ellen UK
+M Johnson hello mary- ellen,
my pleasure :) I hope these methods are useful for everyone who tries them. . thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
all the best,
hans
excellent...thats is the best coin cleaning video i have seen so far..most informative..so i subcribed..thankx
+John Moreland hello john!
thank you for your kind comment! I'm very happy to hear that you like my video! thank you for watching and for your subscription!
all the best,
hans
Excellent video Hans I have been waiting patiently for this one
GL&HH
Alex
+Hammy Hunting hello alex,
thank you for watching and for your patience :) I hope you will find the methods useful!
all the best, GL&HH!
hans
Great job!! Thank you for teaching me a simple and effective way to clean & preserve our finds! A quick question regarding the paraffin preservation treatment....How is it properly reversed if needed or wanted.
Thank you for your time Hans, Have a great day!
thank you for watching, I'm glad you like the video! if you want to remove the paraffin from the coin just drop it into boiling water for a couple of minutes. the paraffin will gather on the surface of the water. all the best and greetings from germany,
hans
Great video!!
Thanks a lot. This is very useful information! 👍
I'm happy to hear that :) thank you !
Thank you for this information Hans, I was wondering how you cleaned your coins so well ! I will use this to clean some of my old coins. Is there a way I can write you and send you pics of mine ?
the best video and a lot of inf. What is your opinion regarding the ultrasound cleaning machine.
Thank you sir. Very helpful.
thank you for watching!
Great tips .
Very informative Hans !Thank You .GL+HH Mike
+mikegpo1 thank you mike, I'm glad to hear that you like it!
thank you for watching :)
all the best,
hans
Thanks for sharing...enjoyed the video.
my pleasure! thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
Awesome educational video even though it was from 6 years ago very informative I just subscribed!
thank you for subscribing and for your kind words :)
great video thanks for sharing your knowledge
+Sven Lambrechts hello sven,
my pleasure! thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
all the best,
hans
Excellent video Hans, thanks for sharing my friend, will be using your method from now on
GL & HH Paul
+Welshy67 hello paul,
thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear you like it! I hope the methods work well for you! thank you for watching!!!
all the best, GL&HH!
hans
what a wonderfull vidéo. ..tanks a lot dear!
thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear you like it :) thank you for watching!
Beautiful...thank you!!
thank you for watching :)
Thank you , very interesting , learn something everyday
+funsweed hello my friend, thank you for watching! i hope the methods work for you :)
all the best,
hans
Very interesting and informative videos. I work with silver jewellery and wondered if a little bicarbonate of soda added to the final rinse in distilled water would be better at neutralising the acid? It also halts the effect of the eggyolk patina when you reach the desired result.
thank you, I'm happy to hear that :)
it would be even more effective, I agree. I will do that next time!
thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
a very helpful educational video, thank you
thank you, I'm glad to hear that :) thank you for your support!
you are most welcome @@TerraGermaniaTG
Excellent, clear and well-explained. Thank you for this - I will be using your methods which seem to clean the coin enough for clarity but without damaging it.
I hope you will find the methods useful! thank you for watching and for your kind words!
Thank you for this video which was really useful. Subbed.👍👍😉
Hello Hans, hope you keeping well, a great video and a very good cleaning method, never heard of the use of sawdust for cleaning coins, all the very best Hans, Regards Richard GL&HH
+booeddie100 hello richard,
thank you my friend, all is well :) I hope all is well with you too! thank you for watching my video, I'm happy to hear that you like it. . using sawdust is the most gentle way to clean coins in my opinion :)
all the best, GL&HH!
hans
Very good methods, and very informative video. Thank you.
All the best
/Per
+The Swede hello per,
thank you, I hope they work for you too! thank you for watching and for your kind comment my friend.
all the best, GL&HH!
hans
Thanks for the tips Hans
+Hunting coins my pleasure! thank you for watching!
all the best,
hans
Thanks for sharing this Hans, very informative. Great job. GL&HH
+RP Detector hello my friend, It's my pleasure, thank you for watching it! I hope the methods work well for you!
all the best, GL&HH!
hans
Great Hans I've been looking for a good easy to use video on how to best clean my finds. I'll give your tips a try for sure :-D
I hope you will find the methods useful :)
thank you for watching!
I know this is an older video, but I have a few questions: 1) WHERE do you find acid-free wax? 2) Would natural beeswax work as well or better? 3) HOW would you ever remove the wax if you chose to? Excellent video and thanks in advance for your reply!
I got it in a drug store years ago. ask a pharmacist for help. I can't name you a brand since I filled the paraffin in a jar when I got it. If you want to remove the wax again just drop the coin in a pot with boiling water for a while. take the pot off the flame and let the water cool down. the wax will be solid again and will float on surface of the water. thank you for watching!
Hallo Hans! That was a very informative video, I have just one question, when you use the silver foil is it ordinary "tin" foil as one would use in the kitchen, or is it actually the metal silver?-peter lorenz
+roadpanzir hello peter!
I'm happy to hear that, thank you!
It's ordinary household aluminium foil :)
thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
all the best,
hans
Fascinating!
thank you :)
Nice video
Thanks for this clean video!!!
+Damian Boon thank you for watching! I'm happy to hear that you like my video!
best wishes,
hans
Exerlent vid buddy .. enjoyed it thanks Chris & Sam
hello chris and sam, thank you for watching my friends! all the best, happy holidays and a great new year,
hans
very informative, thankyou.
+coin spader thank you for watching my friend!
GL&HH!
hans
Thank you so much for the video.
thank you so much for watching and for commenting :)
Hans thanks for the video its always nice to here from you thanks for the great info on how to take care of my silver I cant wait till you get back out on the fields good luck hunting and take care my friend jim
+jcricket 1710 hello jim,
thank you for watching it my friend :) hope you'll find the methods useful!
haha. . me neither ! we had heavy rain half of the day. now sun is coming out. I hope the weather stays like that!
take care too and all the best! GL&HH!
hans
great video hans very informative it greatly appreciated atb Russ
+Russ White hello russ!
thank you my friend, I'm glad you like my video! I hope the methods shown are helpful for you! thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
all the best,
hans
Thank you Hans.
Regards
Mark.
hope you will find the methods useful!
thank you for watching!
Thanks for this vid..It is very interesting to me..
video muy formativo.gracias
gracias :)
Hello Hans. I am pretty new to the hobby of metalldetecting and i love your fantastics your videos, thank you very much.
As I have some difficulties with English would you be so kind to write down the components that you use ?
Thank you and all the best !
nice video , very informatif , well done Hans !
+tnt neon thank you my friend! I hope the methods work well for you!
thank you for watching :)
all the best,
hans
Sehr lehrreich, ich habe eine Menge aus Ihrem Video gelernt. Ich danke Ihnen vielmals.
das freut mich :) danke fürs anschauen!
great video. ..thank you
+Boukje Van De Kerke i have to thank you for watching :)
best wishes,
hans
Nice video, Hans! Very useful methods, I already used the one for cleaning up silver coins and it has worked well and smelled like rotten eggs, too ;)
Best regards and Gut Fund
Chris
+Chris Görk hello chris :)
tank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that the methods worked well for you! haha. . that's the worse part about this treatment. . it stinks quite awful :D
thank you for watching!!!
all the best, GL&HH!
hans