Great video! It really has that South African thorough approach with a dash of humor. I have a few coins that I will definitely have someone take a look at. Cheers!
Well done I liked the disclaimer, normally I would normally never clean a coin, but I like the concept of preservation as opposed to cleaning. I bought a William and May Irish 1694 copper halfpenny online and was disappointed to find Verdigris on the entire rim. Last week I bought two IRL1959 error farthings the fada / over the E of Eire was touching, the seller through in two BUNC 1968 pennies but the reverse of one had slight Verdigris on it, I had to clean it off otherwise it would spread to the whole coin. but I made sure to clean the affected side only.
Great video! It really has that South African thorough approach with a dash of humor. I have a few coins that I will definitely have someone take a look at. Cheers!
Thank you for your humourstic approach on this matter. Very infomative and well presented.
Well done I liked the disclaimer, normally I would normally never clean a coin, but I like the concept of preservation as opposed to cleaning. I bought a William and May Irish 1694 copper halfpenny online and was disappointed to find Verdigris on the entire rim. Last week I bought two IRL1959 error farthings the fada / over the E of Eire was touching, the seller through in two BUNC 1968 pennies but the reverse of one had slight Verdigris on it, I had to clean it off otherwise it would spread to the whole coin. but I made sure to clean the affected side only.
Thank you Peter. Yes, this has happened to me as well in the past. A photo does not always reveal the full extend of tarnish.
Very interesting. I know a guy who has been collecting for years and he always uses a ultrasonic cleaner?
U keep it up
Thx for all the info
What if you had buyer all over the world or in most developing countries, try !!!
Every collector is a buyer. I can not dictate what they must buy.