Will Constantius II jump out from this ancient washer? Is it junk? Ancient coin cleaning!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มี.ค. 2024
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About the coin
information below is just an assumption:
Constantius II BI Centenionalis. Constantinople, AD 348-351. D N CONSTANTIVS P F AVG, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust to right / FEL TEMP REPARATIO, soldier advancing to left, holding shield, spearing fallen horseman;
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The cleaning method is mechanical. No chemicals are used in any part of the process.
The liquid used for soaking is distilled water.
Cleaning and basic coin restoration are a hobby for me. This is not my job, I'm not a pro.
Everything I do in this video is my responsibility and at my own risk.
If you need to restore a valuable coin, go to someone who knows what is doing :)
Nothing in the video could be taken as a useful technique or advice.
Well done 😮
Thanks 😊
Well done 🎉
10x
for sure a long soak in distilled water help and in case you did next time try olive oil
I've tried the oil. Made a couple of tests (different periods) with both olive oil and distilled water, and I'm not sure about the results. At this point, it looks like there's almost no difference, and the olive oil is slightly better. Maybe it is just a placebo because I'm expecting oil to work better. I'll continue with the experiments.
I'll try to mention in the next videos what the coins were soaked in - water or oil.
I'm at the beginning of my long learning curve, so any advice is welcomed and appreciated 😊
@@fingaro i make some test and with olive oil the dirt come off easy with toothstick but i dont find a lot of coin for make a better conclusion,
@@PescatoreFocoso Thanks for the info 👍 🙏 😀
Wish you a lot of non-ferrous signals 😉
I would be interested in that yellow tip, where can I buy it?
The yellow tip I standard toothpick. Usually, I'm using handmade tips, but I broke the last one, so here the toothpick gets in place 😉