To those who do not know how to read the description here it reads: Cleaning coins dug up from the beach using a toilet bowl cleaner. These are modern coins with face value only and no value if dirty. These are Philippine 5- piso coins.
Benj de la Cruz well the title does say how to clean coins in less then a min. With that said anyone who was paying attention. As soon As u held them up You can tell your coins are not from coin roll hunting or cherry picking. And clearly were dug up or pulled out from under a floor matt. That's pretty slick. If you aren't worried about being done in 1 min. Do you half to shake them still . To make it work. You can still find good error coins valuable coins in the beach or dug up so I'd be a little worried about extra unnecessary damage trying to hurry because I found some pretty rare finds with my detector. But if you're just after face value and not worried about it try to make an extra Buck or two for nothing that's a hell of an idea works good
I have saved a gallon of coins now in less than 2 months and I will clean it this week. I checked all my coins every after hunt as you can my other videos with wrap up after the video.
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I respect you MR. Benj. these people commenting have a COMPLETELY different view of coins than us. Mine are dirty modern coins that are worth NOTHING beyond face value. Hence this video if very helpful for me. (someone who DOESN'T collect coins) :)
for modern coins you can use this method so that you can use them but it is a big no no for collectible coins the damage will incur can be seen after few years . it will devalue your coins
Yes, this did work, but not only did it clean the everyday coins that I was going to put in the coin counting machine, it kind of discolored the silver coins slightly. It did not have too much of an effect on the copper pennies, but it did clean them well. I would definitely not use this method on coins that I thought were valuable. Thanks for the video
Haha people now a days don’t know how to read. They just judge what they saw. I just cashed in 10,000 pesos cleaned coins that the bank do not accept if dirty
Some of the newer coin's are valuable. Don't go by the book, but what coin's have sold for. I was just saying some people don't know any better/not their fault. It will destroy any future value of the coin's because of the acid in the cleaner. Pretty isn't always better.
i just cannot believe my eyes edit ; well it actually work for most coins which are just dirty and want to reuse but NOT recommended for collector coins or gold, Sliver , copper, nickle coins because they will react to chemicals !
Will be trying this method as I have a bagful of similar-looking five-peso coins courtesy of storekeepers and vendors deliberately handing them out as change.
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Thank you Daddy, you’re one of the few who understand why I cleaned my coins and yes thanks to the bashers which help boosted this video and help my channel grow.
A lot of hate for this video. This video is saying for a common coin to use for shopping or buying a cheeseburger. Not for your gold coins or coins going up for auction. It is for crap coins from metal detecting to get them through coinstar or for purchase. If this helps getting crap coins traded at the bank for dollars then this is a good idea. Don't be COIN SNOBS or jerks about this. Get a life.
Thank you so much for this tip. Now I can clean all my dirty coins that have been sitting in my petty cash box. I work in a bank's frontline counter, I always receive a lot of dirty coins from customers because dirty coins mean unacceptable cash to them. So the bank has to take them. I don't get the fuss about the scratches, people care about cash notes rather coins.
This time we used Coke and Baking Soda for those cleaning the old and new Philippine coins then are back to normal life as a rounding circulation coins it's been 2 years of Pandemic lockdown now is the time will start the new life thank you so much Sir.
Je Woody show me your good method method for cleaning. I am sure you are here because you want to clean your coin right? Now if you do not like my method just go ahead and watch other videos then come back here and give me the link of your best cleaning method.
No, I wasn't on there for cleaning. I was actually viewing a video on error coins. When I stumbled across this video I decided to comment on it because, like many other coin collectors, I know better than to clean my coins. My only suggestion for cleaning coins is, if you feel the need to do so, take them to a professional to have them cleaned. With that said, I myself do not trust anyone to clean my coins.
Je Woody not all coins over the world are collectibles like those in my video. It is very difficult in some country to use dirty coins especially my finds from the beach and sea when I am metal detecting. This cleaning method I did to help my co detectorists around the world to clean modern coins that bank do not accept if dirty. And of course we are not ignorant with our coins. We check each coin if there are collectibles before cleaning
These coins are not collectable coins, they are modern day coins found on a beach. Clean them & spend them....simple If they were roman coins or hammered coins then i would be saying don't clean them but as they are modern, get them clean & spend them
Wow. Seeing is believing ! No sleight of hand there, and it seems like magic. I metal detect and my coins are black, red and cruddy. I've tried vinegar and salt, Tarn-X and soap with lukewarm success. I'm giving this a try. Thx.
I tried everything mate until I discovered this one so I made a video. Collectors hate it but we know what collectibles are than spendable only. Wait, don't soak it for a long time, your coins will turn pink. Rinse it after this proccess
Not really depends on the collector and their preferences. Me personally I don't consider removing dirt and other surface debris as the coin being "cleaned" as long as the method used doesn't damage the toning or leave it covered in scratches.
I totally get that some coins are so grimy and nasty that you don't even want to hold them in your hands, so unless they are particularly rare and valuable somehow, a light surface washing which does not chemically interact with the coin patina is okay. However, this method looks like a great way to put bag mark type damage all over the coins. It can't be good for them to rub against each other that hard for that long. Oh yes, and tossing the freshly cleaned coins into a dirty container afterward, that's another brilliant idea. Sheesh.
Wow most of you here are collectors of valuable coins. You may not understand why I do this. I have 2 gallons of that coins right now since January and all cleaned using a jewelry tumbler. These are not collectible coins. If you want coins like these you can get millions of these from the bank and are new. Why bother to collect dirty coins if you want?get new ones from a pocket change or bank.
Update: I mentioned that last 3 months I just deposit my dirty coins to the bank. They accepted my coins for 3 months a total of 12,000 pesos. But my coins last month 3,000 pesos the bank did not accept anymore because my coins are black from the sea. I do not have a choice but cleaned my 900 pieces of coins so that I can use it to buy anything. But mutilated coins will be kept as trash.
It’s nice to have clean coins for spending but they’ll buy things just as easily even if not clean. I guess it keeps your hands clean. I don’t know if anyone collects those particular coins but remember that modern coins do become old … and scarce … and then maybe collectable. The toilet clean is just acid. Tomato catsup also does the same thing just not so aggressively. I use that to clean old carburetors.
Benj de la Cruz bull shit. says who? why is it when people make videos about cleaning coins they always say you can't spend em if they're not clean? I've never had anyone turn away my coins, now matter the condition. by the way no one should ever use any thing stronger than a mild acid like vinegar or lemon juice on coins. it works just as fast and is more gentle. and never de-oxidize coins that have real numismatic value.
You turned your coins into faceless blanks. Good job. Maybe the mint will buy them back and repress the newer designs on them. Recycling is a good idea. LOL.
Think first before you comment. You don’t sound smart for that. Did you even know which country are these coins from? Do you even know the purpose of cleaning? Did you even read the description? Now review those things and come back here.
No thank you. If they’re common coins why clean them at all. If there collector coins you not only lowered the value by 30% but scratched them as well by shaking them together.
bgs9man this is just a test and you see only a few coins but I actually have gallons of tarnished coins from the sea and no bank and store accept those dirty coins in the Philippines particularly in Boracay fyi. So I need to clean them to spend rather than throwing back to the sea. These coins are worn and worthless incase there is a collectible coin. Are you willing to buy a worn dirty collectible coin? Why bother with these dirty coins if you can get new same coins from the bank of in circulation. There are billions of these coins in circulation and you can choose as you want and never mind my cleaned coins.
You're a patient man🤝....I understand why you cleaned the dirty MODERN coins with NO NUMISMATIC VALUE you found in the dirty ground....so you could spend clean coins a store will accept. Next time before you clean them and "ruin" the "numismatic" value offer them for sale and then see if they are willing to pay more than face value🙃🍻
@@ferdburphel2076 ohh we have same hobby metal detecting. One of my dreams gold panning in my home town but for now I am living in the island so I just enjoy metal detecting if I can. Government is very strict for now so I can not enjoy detecting.
@@Mr.BenjAmazingBoracay good luck in your hunts and once you start panning be ready for gold fever and the addiction to start....metal detecting and panning go perfectly together especially how they fuel the drive to find treasure. Every find is a present that has to be unwrapped with the excitement of what is it and the thrill of discovery! Enjoy!
See.. i have a big bag of old worthless discontuned cents.. african currency holds its value like milk in the sun.. Now i need a way to clean like 4kg of these coins quick sticks.... Then i will have this big pile of shiny coins then i can invite my buddies over and we can play cards and bet eachother mountains of worthless coins...
Maybe add some acid. Using a fine grooved file works wonders for those tough dirty marks. Finally I would suggest tumbling with iron pellets but not for too long as it makes the coins too smooth. Just a day or so would be fine. good video
lol it's funny ppl on here complaining about his cleaning technique.....but nowhere in the description did I read "Here is how I clean the rarest coins on the planet" it's everyday money,just dirty and grimy as shit!
Yes people are complaining why I cleaned my coins. And they don't even read the description and my replies and comments. Hey, make reading a habit...lol
The problem is when someone who has something valuable comes along thet will watch this video and clean their own. I've seen people lose hundreds of thousands of dollars just for cleaning their coins.
I don’t get why people cry about this, ok fair enough if it’s a mega rare coin but if it’s just a common penny then clean it if u want. I have tons of penny’s that need cleaning since they are corroded and I cannot give them into a bank in the state they are in currently. I need to clean them first before I give them to the bank. I don’t give a dam if I’m scratching the coins I just want em clean 😂😂
good trick .have done it many times with my (old ..stil modern coins) works perfect. too bad that it is too aggressive for the more collectible coins. works great on also other objects as well
@@giemelparagas6137 correct. Which is why I made it clear that this is not for collectible coins. Some people who are new to collecting don’t know this and ruin perfectly good coins because they see a video that doesn’t make it clear enough.
this cleaning is gor those who collect coins as a hobie banging and scratching coin in a container i dont think is s good idea but gheu do clean real good
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You are in different side of the world. If your bank accept dirty coins congratulations. Try the Philippines if your dirty coins get accepted. Even a kid don’t care to pick up dirty coins on the road
That's great for cleaning modern non numismatic coins. I find a lot of dirty clad coins and pennies from metal detecting and this is a great quick cleaning method.
I just bring back the coins to life. If you are a store owner do you accept dirty and unreadable coins? After cleaning those coins I used them to buy goods and store cashiers are happy to have more coins for change. oh wait, as of now I can not clean all my coins because I found thousands of coins in a months so I just clean up a little bit to read the writings and deposit it to the bank so that my the bank will return them to central bank for remelting. Do you understand now that coins I am cleaning? Yes those are modern coins found at the beach metal detecting
if you are thanking of cleaning your coins after watching this STOP. Never clean a coin with acid. Junk coins is one thing but old coins that have any worth to them don't clean.
I've done quite a bit of research and found that only well kept and practically untouched coins have any value. Even the oil from skin will tarnish the coin along with its value
It depends on your coins and its purpose. I cleaned my coins to look good so I can spend it. These coins are not accepted when dirty. These are not collectibles. These came from the sea
Do you understand the “cleaning”? Watch again from the start of cleaning until finish. Showing the coins is not part if cleaning. You didn’t know that?
@@mariasom8513 your comment made you more idiot. I made my job well to clean my coins so the stores and bank accept them. This is my coin not yours. If you don't like to clean your cois it's yours and I don't care. I have boxes of collectible coins and I know how to take care of them not like these coins that I cleaned
I work at a junk yard and I find tons of coins inside vechile and other items.. alot of them are sticky and what not.. need to know if soap and water will do the trick thanks
One Alternative I Learned to Clean is to Submerge the Coins into Lemon Fruit Juices. It will take some Time but it is Natural. Regards to Everyone! Good Sunday Evening!
Since laughter is the Best Medicine, I just stored up 6 months worth of health just reading these comments.:) Literally tears coming out of my eyes if you see how many people have a case of the dumb ass and how patient and sometimes funny @Mr Benj @ Amazing Borcay replies to each person are.
I have fun reading and replying to those comments also 😄😂🤣 Sometimes I need to defend myself especially if the comment seems like I ruin their million dollar coin collection 🤣.I did not expect this video to trigger the coin collectors around the world 😂
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hello need your help i put cleaning solutions ( pro saniter) in a contener to wash all my coin copper & silver but i forget to wash .next day went going to wash all my silver coin change colour. please help what to do .
Hello Vishal, it happens if you soak your coins in a chemical for a long time. As you can see in this video it is less than a minute. Another thing is you should not mix different metals when cleaning. You can soak you coins now in wd40 lubricant and soak it for few days and your coin must be okay even not perfect. If your coin is not valuable and you just want to see it shiny and clean you can brush it with soft brass brush. I did that to restore my coin if it turns pink
Newbie here regarding coins. I thought cleaning coins takes the value way down to nothing???? What do we do when there is a lot of dirt and other stuff on them and we cant see the date etc.? Is soapy water or just water ok with a tooth brush? TY Okie PEACE...
okie musgogee those coins are modern Philippines 5-piso and not accepted if dirty so I need to clean before spending or banking. Regarding collectible I check my coins and set aside the collectible coins. With silver coins I use electrolysis to clean and for other coins I put inside a lemon overnight and wash with water and soft brush to check the date. For coins that are difficult to read the date I use a paper and pencil to trace the date but if badly worn I just weigh the coin and check the weight of suspected coin to evaluate
Now that really works, I was scrapping and scrapping till I tried this method using Kleen tough remover for tiles. Done.. it did the work for me coins that was heavily stains by cat's pee.
Nice, I just discovered lately that the zonrox color safe is good for cleaning these coins also and do not turn pink even soaked in an hour while cleaning using a rock tumbler
It amazes me how people who collect coins are so against cleaning coins that they cannot realize it doesn’t hurt anything to clean a coin that is only worth face value. Even coins that are worth a little more than face value are ok to clean if you want them clean.
To those who do not know how to read the description here it reads: Cleaning coins dug up from the beach using a toilet bowl cleaner. These are modern coins with face value only and no value if dirty. These are Philippine 5- piso coins.
Benj de la Cruz well the title does say how to clean coins in less then a min. With that said anyone who was paying attention. As soon As u held them up You can tell your coins are not from coin roll hunting or cherry picking. And clearly were dug up or pulled out from under a floor matt. That's pretty slick. If you aren't worried about being done in 1 min. Do you half to shake them still . To make it work. You can still find good error coins valuable coins in the beach or dug up so I'd be a little worried about extra unnecessary damage trying to hurry because I found some pretty rare finds with my detector. But if you're just after face value and not worried about it try to make an extra Buck or two for nothing that's a hell of an idea works good
Benj de la Cruz that's a fair amount how long did it take you to round that up
I have saved a gallon of coins now in less than 2 months and I will clean it this week. I checked all my coins every after hunt as you can my other videos with wrap up after the video.
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*NEVER CLEAN OLD COINS PERIOD!*
*IT DESTROYS THEIR VALUE BY 80%*.
One of the only videos of how to clean a lot of coins at a time
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I respect you MR. Benj. these people commenting have a COMPLETELY different view of coins than us. Mine are dirty modern coins that are worth NOTHING beyond face value. Hence this video if very helpful for me. (someone who DOESN'T collect coins) :)
Thank you, happy hunting
Ngayon alam ko na paano linisin ang mga luma kong barya. Salamat po! God bless po.
It's funny how some of the comments are angry about these "old coins" even though these coins are probably still in circulation 😂
for modern coins you can use this method so that you can use them
but it is a big no no for collectible coins the damage will incur can be seen after few years . it will devalue your coins
HES NOT COLLECTING THEM U DUMBASS
Thank you for making this tutorial video it helped me clean alot of my old rusty coins :>
Yes, this did work, but not only did it clean the everyday coins that I was going to put in the coin counting machine, it kind of discolored the silver coins slightly. It did not have too much of an effect on the copper pennies, but it did clean them well. I would definitely not use this method on coins that I thought were valuable. Thanks for the video
Brian Spivey do not leave it soaked longer than 2 minutes. For silvers use baking soda in a foil and hot water
In The Description it CLEARLY SAYS..... They are Modern Coins...Face Value Only..........But... By All means Criticize if you wish
Haha people now a days don’t know how to read. They just judge what they saw. I just cashed in 10,000 pesos cleaned coins that the bank do not accept if dirty
Some of the newer coin's are valuable. Don't go by the book, but what coin's have sold for. I was just saying some people don't know any better/not their fault. It will destroy any future value of the coin's because of the acid in the cleaner. Pretty isn't always better.
No problem with these coins, After cleaning they were used back to circulation
Woowww i was not expecting it to come out that clean in so little time thats awsome great job
i just cannot believe my eyes
edit ; well it actually work for most coins which are just dirty and want to reuse
but NOT recommended for collector coins or gold, Sliver , copper, nickle coins because they will react to chemicals !
Will be trying this method as I have a bagful of similar-looking five-peso coins courtesy of storekeepers and vendors deliberately handing them out as change.
It works. I had a 1955 coin which was green. I tried this and it became Bronze.
Hhhh
Hays ganito lang pala linisin ang coins haha arte na kasi ng mga tindahan ayaw tanggapin basta madumi yung coin. Thanks for this 😁
Tama pati metrobank sa Boracay ayaw tanggapin dirty coins ko 😀
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Thank you Daddy, you’re one of the few who understand why I cleaned my coins and yes thanks to the bashers which help boosted this video and help my channel grow.
A lot of hate for this video. This video is saying for a common coin to use for shopping or buying a cheeseburger. Not for your gold coins or coins going up for auction. It is for crap coins from metal detecting to get them through coinstar or for purchase. If this helps getting crap coins traded at the bank for dollars then this is a good idea. Don't be COIN SNOBS or jerks about this. Get a life.
Thank you Sir, most of the comments here are thinking of a million dollar coins 😃
@Sheila Keenan People who metal detect.
@Sheila Keenan I’ve checked all my coins before cleaning FYI
Thank you so much for this tip. Now I can clean all my dirty coins that have been sitting in my petty cash box. I work in a bank's frontline counter, I always receive a lot of dirty coins from customers because dirty coins mean unacceptable cash to them. So the bank has to take them. I don't get the fuss about the scratches, people care about cash notes rather coins.
It's all up to you
I would say: be careful, because this method it's not used for collection coins, that can be found between the normal coins.
This time we used Coke and Baking Soda for those cleaning the old and new Philippine coins then are back to normal life as a rounding circulation coins it's been 2 years of Pandemic lockdown now is the time will start the new life thank you so much Sir.
Yhhhhh
Idk why people give you so much hate you seem really nice.
Most people here are selfish. They do not consider the point of other people. Thank you for understanding ☺️
The cleaner you use is fantastic but they must be clean one at a time you don't ever want to incur dents or scratches on a coin
Whatever you do as long as it is acceptable to the stores or bank
What would dents or scratches do to a coin that is only worth face value?
Not sure why the coins changed from Pennies to quarters quick.
Hi mate, great video on how to make bad looking coins acceptable to shops and banks. 👍
Thank you mate
How to ruin coins in less than a minute. They're not just chemically ruined they are good & scratched.
Good job dude!!
Je Woody wht do u mean?
Je Woody show me your good method method for cleaning. I am sure you are here because you want to clean your coin right? Now if you do not like my method just go ahead and watch other videos then come back here and give me the link of your best cleaning method.
No, I wasn't on there for cleaning. I was actually viewing a video on error coins. When I stumbled across this video I decided to comment on it because, like many other coin collectors, I know better than to clean my coins. My only suggestion for cleaning coins is, if you feel the need to do so, take them to a professional to have them cleaned.
With that said, I myself do not trust anyone to clean my coins.
Je Woody not all coins over the world are collectibles like those in my video. It is very difficult in some country to use dirty coins especially my finds from the beach and sea when I am metal detecting. This cleaning method I did to help my co detectorists around the world to clean modern coins that bank do not accept if dirty. And of course we are not ignorant with our coins. We check each coin if there are collectibles before cleaning
For other dirty coins here is my method to make those coins useable
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Sir thanks for sharing now i have an idea how to clean my coins 😊
Hehe welcome sir. Try a few coins first to test if you like it 👍
Check for valuable coins 1st sir before doing this 😊
Sir, This is my new way of cleaning coins: th-cam.com/video/ByAtmxLU6vo/w-d-xo.html
These coins are not collectable coins, they are modern day coins found on a beach. Clean them & spend them....simple
If they were roman coins or hammered coins then i would be saying don't clean them but as they are modern, get them clean & spend them
Thank you, only few viewers here can understand like you haha
Right these people dont pay attention
Wow. Seeing is believing ! No sleight of hand there, and it seems like magic. I metal detect and my coins are black, red and cruddy. I've tried vinegar and salt, Tarn-X and soap with lukewarm success. I'm giving this a try. Thx.
I tried everything mate until I discovered this one so I made a video. Collectors hate it but we know what collectibles are than spendable only. Wait, don't soak it for a long time, your coins will turn pink. Rinse it after this proccess
So now all have a haze, some have red blotches and the silver clad is completely gone from some quarters.
This is my new way of cleaning coins: th-cam.com/video/ByAtmxLU6vo/w-d-xo.html
If you are a coin collector never ever do this. You destroy the value of the coin by cleaning them.
Just don’t collect these coins in this condition and you’re good
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Not really depends on the collector and their preferences. Me personally I don't consider removing dirt and other surface debris as the coin being "cleaned" as long as the method used doesn't damage the toning or leave it covered in scratches.
Sa pinas oo pero sa ibang bansa mas malala chemical pa nga.. para lang maging malinis ang barya..
In my country that doesn't apply, no matter whether it's clean or not it's the same
Thanks man! Its working very nice. Nasubukan ko na rin tomatoe. But this one work great.
This is my new way of cleaning coins: th-cam.com/video/ByAtmxLU6vo/w-d-xo.html
I totally get that some coins are so grimy and nasty that you don't even want to hold them in your hands, so unless they are particularly rare and valuable somehow, a light surface washing which does not chemically interact with the coin patina is okay. However, this method looks like a great way to put bag mark type damage all over the coins. It can't be good for them to rub against each other that hard for that long. Oh yes, and tossing the freshly cleaned coins into a dirty container afterward, that's another brilliant idea. Sheesh.
Wow most of you here are collectors of valuable coins. You may not understand why I do this. I have 2 gallons of that coins right now since January and all cleaned using a jewelry tumbler. These are not collectible coins. If you want coins like these you can get millions of these from the bank and are new. Why bother to collect dirty coins if you want?get new ones from a pocket change or bank.
Thank you! I have Been looking for a simple way to clean my everyday coins! Appreciate it! Keep it up.
No problem
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That's cool! I would not have thought of that. But I would not do that to coins that are old and/or valuable.
DUMBASS
Its a circulating coin not a coin used for collections
Update: I mentioned that last 3 months I just deposit my dirty coins to the bank. They accepted my coins for 3 months a total of 12,000 pesos. But my coins last month 3,000 pesos the bank did not accept anymore because my coins are black from the sea. I do not have a choice but cleaned my 900 pieces of coins so that I can use it to buy anything. But mutilated coins will be kept as trash.
I wanna try that with the quarter I found a couple of days ago.😃
Andria McCormick ohhh what year mint?
I just found a quarter in my garden from 1975 gonna do the same
Peter Peter sure, that’s your coin and you can do what you want 😊
It’s nice to have clean coins for spending but they’ll buy things just as easily even if not clean. I guess it keeps your hands clean. I don’t know if anyone collects those particular coins but remember that modern coins do become old … and scarce … and then maybe collectable. The toilet clean is just acid. Tomato catsup also does the same thing just not so aggressively. I use that to clean old carburetors.
The collectors say cleaning coins ruins the value
Ayos.. May idea nako madami na dn ako naiipon na old coins 😊 tnx sa Vid... 👌
You can't shake them or rub them together. You just took the value of the coins down.
those are modern coins buddy. need to be clean before using
Benj de la Cruz
bull shit. says who? why is it when people make videos about cleaning coins they always say you can't spend em if they're not clean? I've never had anyone turn away my coins, now matter the condition. by the way no one should ever use any thing stronger than a mild acid like vinegar or lemon juice on coins. it works just as fast and is more gentle. and never de-oxidize coins that have real numismatic value.
this for modern coins only as stated. i even hammer the encrusted coins to remove rust and can be used as money rather than trash
Got a 1950 silver dime in change today! Awe yeah buddy!!
T Short Bull wow then do not clean that buddy.congratz
Thanks you so much....❤
Can you show more chemical which are safe of coins cleaning ...
I'm not showing this to my husband, we spend enough money on rubbing alcohol already !!!
You turned your coins into faceless blanks. Good job. Maybe the mint will buy them back and repress the newer designs on them. Recycling is a good idea. LOL.
Think first before you comment. You don’t sound smart for that. Did you even know which country are these coins from? Do you even know the purpose of cleaning? Did you even read the description? Now review those things and come back here.
Hhhhh
No thank you. If they’re common coins why clean them at all. If there collector coins you not only lowered the value by 30% but scratched them as well by shaking them together.
bgs9man this is just a test and you see only a few coins but I actually have gallons of tarnished coins from the sea and no bank and store accept those dirty coins in the Philippines particularly in Boracay fyi. So I need to clean them to spend rather than throwing back to the sea. These coins are worn and worthless incase there is a collectible coin. Are you willing to buy a worn dirty collectible coin? Why bother with these dirty coins if you can get new same coins from the bank of in circulation. There are billions of these coins in circulation and you can choose as you want and never mind my cleaned coins.
Lead haha my most common 5 is 2005. In 1 piso yes 2005 is hard to find but in 5 2006,2007,2008 FYI
Do u want coins
You're a patient man🤝....I understand why you cleaned the dirty MODERN coins with NO NUMISMATIC VALUE you found in the dirty ground....so you could spend clean coins a store will accept. Next time before you clean them and "ruin" the "numismatic" value offer them for sale and then see if they are willing to pay more than face value🙃🍻
Haha good idea then I will tag all of these complainants 😁
I'm a gold panner and do alot of residential/farm detecting.....you've got my sub and I've got your back🤝🍻
@@ferdburphel2076 ohh we have same hobby metal detecting. One of my dreams gold panning in my home town but for now I am living in the island so I just enjoy metal detecting if I can. Government is very strict for now so I can not enjoy detecting.
@@Mr.BenjAmazingBoracay good luck in your hunts and once you start panning be ready for gold fever and the addiction to start....metal detecting and panning go perfectly together especially how they fuel the drive to find treasure. Every find is a present that has to be unwrapped with the excitement of what is it and the thrill of discovery! Enjoy!
This is how to ruin your coins don’t put them all together in a jar and shake it they will get dented and will be worth less money
If those are collectible yes but if you just want to clean to spend why waste your time
See.. i have a big bag of old worthless discontuned cents.. african currency holds its value like milk in the sun..
Now i need a way to clean like 4kg of these coins quick sticks....
Then i will have this big pile of shiny coins then i can invite my buddies over and we can play cards and bet eachother mountains of worthless coins...
@@muffinatordlux you can check my playlist How to clean coins you will see how I clean my gallons of dirty coins
@@muffinatordlux I'm a little late but damn that's a good idea😂 make you feel like a king playing poker lol
Maybe add some acid. Using a fine grooved file works wonders for those tough dirty marks. Finally I would suggest tumbling with iron pellets but not for too long as it makes the coins too smooth. Just a day or so would be fine. good video
I use a tumbler now, here is one of my videos on my metal detecting channel th-cam.com/video/ByAtmxLU6vo/w-d-xo.html
lol it's funny ppl on here complaining about his cleaning technique.....but nowhere in the description did I read "Here is how I clean the rarest coins on the planet" it's everyday money,just dirty and grimy as shit!
Yes people are complaining why I cleaned my coins. And they don't even read the description and my replies and comments. Hey, make reading a habit...lol
The problem is when someone who has something valuable comes along thet will watch this video and clean their own. I've seen people lose hundreds of thousands of dollars just for cleaning their coins.
Who cares if you scratch them, they are modern coins you want clean enough for a merchant to accept them!!!
Nice video Benj!!!
very true mate. people here just focus on their collection, they don't even read the description and replies.lol
Yep, you made it very clear these were coins for spending. I am going to try your method, as most of my md finds are just regular money also.
Rob
These are some people with common sense! Thank you Guys for getting what the man described very clearly! Cheers!
Thank you. GREAT You Tube name. Is that short for IVANNA-WANNA-HUMPALOT?
I don’t get why people cry about this, ok fair enough if it’s a mega rare coin but if it’s just a common penny then clean it if u want. I have tons of penny’s that need cleaning since they are corroded and I cannot give them into a bank in the state they are in currently. I need to clean them first before I give them to the bank. I don’t give a dam if I’m scratching the coins I just want em clean 😂😂
I wouldnt do that if you are a metal detectorist and find very old coins. But its a great way to clean newer coins 😀
That is for sure bro. Those are modern coins
does this method also work on stamps?
I do not have something to try and I know how to think before doing something. You can try, it’s yours.
good trick .have done it many times with my (old ..stil modern coins) works perfect. too bad that it is too aggressive for the more collectible coins. works great on also other objects as well
NEVER EVER EVER treat a collectible coin that way. If you want to do it to your pocket change, fine.
Its a circulating coin not a coin used for collections
@@giemelparagas6137 correct. Which is why I made it clear that this is not for collectible coins. Some people who are new to collecting don’t know this and ruin perfectly good coins because they see a video that doesn’t make it clear enough.
Wow ,unbelievable what a smart idea 💡!
Damages coins. Don't do this!
These coins are prolly still in circulation
🙏Thanks for informative video 🙏
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Thank you
Chemical treated means ruined
I agree and the way he's shaking the coins inside the jar .
Hhhh
I do the identical thing by simply using Coca-Cola and Baking Soda.
Comes out GREAT ✔️ 👍 ✔️
Bruh
On copper coins?
Especially on copper coins 😃😃😃
@@Chris_Clark1MaidenFan Baking SODA not Powder 😖
@@Chris_Clark1MaidenFan PS. shake ""WELL""
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Nice video! Don't use this method on collectible coins!
Great video they are very clean
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So much for cleaning the coins. Congratulations, now they all have scratches.
Toilet cleaner, so many chemicals. Not good for coins.
I did not see scratches. Stores are happy when I paid them clean coins
Its a circulating coin not a coin used for collections
this cleaning is gor those who collect coins as a hobie banging and scratching coin in a container i dont think is s good idea but gheu do clean real good
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Brilliant idea.Thanks!!! Hammer Down!!
Eccentric Detectorist's I hammered all my encrusted coins haha I have a video but I think I posted only in Facebook not in TH-cam.
It will damage the coin surface.
That's okay for this spendees. No premium value
In general you aren't supposed to clean coins
You are in different side of the world. If your bank accept dirty coins congratulations. Try the Philippines if your dirty coins get accepted. Even a kid don’t care to pick up dirty coins on the road
+Benj de la Cruz I live in egypt they accept any coins even If mixed with buffalo's poop
Hahaha that's good mate.
That's great for cleaning modern non numismatic coins. I find a lot of dirty clad coins and pennies from metal detecting and this is a great quick cleaning method.
Hhhh
Not silver or coins of any value...
But everyday coins just soak them....skip the shaking
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Don't do this with old coins...
I did to my old non valuable coins just to see them clean is winner for me 😆
@@Mr.BenjAmazingBoracay ok
This is my new way of cleaning coins: th-cam.com/video/ByAtmxLU6vo/w-d-xo.html
Bhoooom!!! the coins are clean again 🥇🥇🥇
This is an example that you crack and ruin your coins.
I just bring back the coins to life. If you are a store owner do you accept dirty and unreadable coins? After cleaning those coins I used them to buy goods and store cashiers are happy to have more coins for change. oh wait, as of now I can not clean all my coins because I found thousands of coins in a months so I just clean up a little bit to read the writings and deposit it to the bank so that my the bank will return them to central bank for remelting. Do you understand now that coins I am cleaning? Yes those are modern coins found at the beach metal detecting
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Fantastic, Thanks for sharing your technique. They look new.
This is my new way of cleaning coins: th-cam.com/video/ByAtmxLU6vo/w-d-xo.html
if you are thanking of cleaning your coins after watching this STOP. Never clean a coin with acid. Junk coins is one thing but old coins that have any worth to them don't clean.
I've done quite a bit of research and found that only well kept and practically untouched coins have any value. Even the oil from skin will tarnish the coin along with its value
It depends on your coins and its purpose. I cleaned my coins to look good so I can spend it. These coins are not accepted when dirty. These are not collectibles. These came from the sea
Less then a minute? Yes this is why the video is 2 min.19 seconds
Do you understand the “cleaning”? Watch again from the start of cleaning until finish. Showing the coins is not part if cleaning. You didn’t know that?
@@Mr.BenjAmazingBoracay yup your right
Wow....I'm gonna start using that stuff on my teeth!! 😲😱🤯
Ohh next time use gold for your teeth not brass it tarnish overtime 😂
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What's the active ingredient in that toilet bowl cleaner po ? Many products here but one might work if we know the active ingredient
first mistake was dumping them in the jar
nw5052001 I know my coins and I clean my coins dug from the sea. Watch my other videos so that you will understand.
nw5052001 big tume and I couldn't belive him shaking the hell out of that jar. Idiot.
@@mariasom8513 your comment made you more idiot. I made my job well to clean my coins so the stores and bank accept them. This is my coin not yours. If you don't like to clean your cois it's yours and I don't care. I have boxes of collectible coins and I know how to take care of them not like these coins that I cleaned
What was the solution that you used to clean them???, did you use any detergent?
Pastels you mean like bleach?
How to damage your coins and decrease the value by 99%
Ngl I cleaned my sir Isaac Newton coin because I aint selling it on lmao
@@tynanbyrne5350 i wouldn't do it to my coin collection that's worth a few millions lol jackass
@@mackman5826 wtf 😭 why have I been called a jackass. There just coins ffs rather have them clean then look like shit
@@tynanbyrne5350 because you called me the n word
@@mackman5826 what tf😭😂 it means not gonna lie
Thanks now I can clean a lots of coins that I founded in the junk yard 🐸😄✌💝👪
Now you can buy junk coins per kilo and clean to make money
@@Mr.BenjAmazingBoracay where can I buy coins I didn't know that✌
why you have coin on junk yards?
I work at a junk yard and I find tons of coins inside vechile and other items.. alot of them are sticky and what not.. need to know if soap and water will do the trick thanks
@@kevinvoyles6684 dishwashing soap can do and not too harsh you can use soft brush. Do not shake like this if you are not sure with your coins.
that just about ruined the value if they were worth anything! if anything i would have let them set for 15 mins! then a rinse!
Joey Chapman just modern coins. store don't accept if dirty so no value if dirty
Joey Chapman Some people just clean them to make them look nice to look at not sell :P
Would you have one for rusty one-peso coins?
Scarchtes Will be come in coins
One Alternative I Learned to Clean is to Submerge the Coins into Lemon Fruit Juices.
It will take some Time but it is Natural.
Regards to Everyone!
Good Sunday Evening!
I have tried lemon on big nickel, yeah takes days to remove the rust
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I thought cleaning coins was a big "no-no" to collectors and enthusiasts/numismatics...
This is not for collection this is for spending. Stores including banks do not accept my dirty coins in Boracay Philippines
Tnx for sharing i hve pisonet lots of stained coins
Oh be careful of 1piso steel coins they turn pink if you soak longer. Don’t soak more than 1 minute and rinse immediately
Hhhhhhh
Since laughter is the Best Medicine, I just stored up 6 months worth of health just reading these comments.:) Literally tears coming out of my eyes if you see how many people have a case of the dumb ass and how patient and sometimes funny @Mr Benj @ Amazing Borcay replies to each person are.
I have fun reading and replying to those comments also 😄😂🤣 Sometimes I need to defend myself especially if the comment seems like I ruin their million dollar coin collection 🤣.I did not expect this video to trigger the coin collectors around the world 😂
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i put cleaning solutions ( pro saniter) in a contener to wash all my coin copper & silver but i forget to wash .next day went going to wash all my silver coin change colour. please help what to do .
What colour is it?
it's mix of coper brown
@@vishalerriah1586 dope
what can i do to remove it
Hello Vishal, it happens if you soak your coins in a chemical for a long time. As you can see in this video it is less than a minute. Another thing is you should not mix different metals when cleaning. You can soak you coins now in wd40 lubricant and soak it for few days and your coin must be okay even not perfect. If your coin is not valuable and you just want to see it shiny and clean you can brush it with soft brass brush. I did that to restore my coin if it turns pink
Well it definitely cleaned those nasty things but I would never use that on anything valuable
That’s for sure, thank you
Newbie here regarding coins. I thought cleaning coins takes the value way down to nothing???? What do we do when there is a lot of dirt and other stuff on them and we cant see the date etc.? Is soapy water or just water ok with a tooth brush? TY Okie PEACE...
okie musgogee those coins are modern Philippines 5-piso and not accepted if dirty so I need to clean before spending or banking. Regarding collectible I check my coins and set aside the collectible coins. With silver coins I use electrolysis to clean and for other coins I put inside a lemon overnight and wash with water and soft brush to check the date. For coins that are difficult to read the date I use a paper and pencil to trace the date but if badly worn I just weigh the coin and check the weight of suspected coin to evaluate
Benj, TY for your detailed reply, I appreciate it :)
Dont shake to much the coins will get scrach
This is my new way of cleaning coins: th-cam.com/video/ByAtmxLU6vo/w-d-xo.html
Now that really works, I was scrapping and scrapping till I tried this method using Kleen tough remover for tiles. Done.. it did the work for me coins that was heavily stains by cat's pee.
Nice, I just discovered lately that the zonrox color safe is good for cleaning these coins also and do not turn pink even soaked in an hour while cleaning using a rock tumbler
1 penny?
5-piso Philippines
@@Mr.BenjAmazingBoracay образец 1995 года? Я нумизмат из России
Me : I don't got a container :My Friend (Uses Pringles Jar)
if you clean a coin YOU SIGNIFICANTLY DEVALUE IT
What? 5 peso is still 5 peso after cleaning? Where did you get your math?
@@Mr.BenjAmazingBoracay if it is an old coin sold as such then if cavue us decreased-dont be an idiot
Benj de la Cruz pag luma kase tas nilinis mo mawawa ung value
@@joenerletada390 alam ko sinasagot ko lng mga comment. Nasa description naman ang details at marami din akong collection ng coins 😊
What is the dirt valuable or some shit ?
got to do that to all the clad with all my metal detecting finds. Thanks
Should be called how to destroy your coin collection in mins 🥴
Did you see any destruction? Are you blind? Or you just close your mind? Read the description and come back here.
@@Mr.BenjAmazingBoracay drink your toilet cleaner ,it cleans insides 😝
Damnnn @Shaun Corless me personally I wouldn’t let that slide,
Thats just me tho
It amazes me how people who collect coins are so against cleaning coins that they cannot realize it doesn’t hurt anything to clean a coin that is only worth face value. Even coins that are worth a little more than face value are ok to clean if you want them clean.
I honestly don't understand why clean coins are less valuable?