How To Clean Coins & Relics With A Tumbler! My Tips & Tricks Shared! (Metal Detecting)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ค. 2024
- In today's video I will be showing just how to clean those coins and relics that have been found whilst metal detecting.
There is many different methods and tricks that people use, however with a simple cheap tumbler and a little bit of polishing by hand, these items can come up almost like new again🙌
What a great way to display those old coins and relics!
Thanks so much for watching and I really hope you enjoyed🙂
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just watched , first time viewer , Luke great , precise and very interesting...thanks
Wonderful, just ordered a tumbler.
Im so glad you enjoyed watching @Deborah keevers the tumblers are fantastic and for the price takes so much time and effort out of cleaning😊 Best of luck
What a great video tips and tricks on how help clean all our finds ! Thanks Luke
Thanks so much @Lisa R I am so glad you enjoyed watching this video and also found helpful. Those tumblers are so cheap and handy for cleaning coins.
Catch you on that next adventure🙂⛏
Awesome video for beginners like me, thanks👍
You are most welcome @leahbrett I am really glad you enjoyed watching🙂
Great video did a great job cleaning the treasures.
Thanks so much @Barbara Hinge I am so glad you enjoyed watching and found this video to be helpful. These tumblers sure do a great job🙂
Thanks again and happy hunting!
Thanks Luke. That was very educational. I'm definitely getting myself a tumbler now. That is going to save me a lot of time. Great video.
Thanks heaps @roelf I am really glad you enjoyed watching mate and also found helpful for cleaning those next coins and relics. Those tumblers are certainly well worth the money!
Best of luck mate, catch you on that next adventure👍⛏
Brilliant as usual Luke thanks mate
Most welcome @Paul Levy I really hope this coin cleaning method helps for future🙂
Happy hunting out there mate!
Mate thanks heaps for the coin cleaning tips👍
You are most welcome @The dancing digga I am really glad you enjoyed watching this video mate and found it helpful also. Best of luck, I look forward to seeing you on that next adventure👍⛏
Nice one Luke 👍 I def want a tumbler for my relics
Thanks heaps @idigthat73 these tumblers although cheap, do an amazing job cleaning the relics and coins👍 Glad you enjoyed watching mate.
Top job. I have started tumbling some of my stuff here in the UK. Some great info in this and some definite learning points for me. Cheers 🙂👍
Thanks heaps @Carry on Searchin I am really glad you enjoyed watching this and found it helpful also. Hopefully it helps when cleaning those next items. Best of luck and happy hunting👍
Oooo… a tumbler is on my Xmas list!! Thanks!!
@Cindy Lee B - Cinz these tumblers are well worth the money and saves alot of time cleaning all those coins and relics by hand. Would make for a nice early Christmas present🙂
Wow!!
@Lou Wallace super impressive just how well it works😁😁
Great video Luke
Thanks heaps @Old man Wazza Detecting I am really glad you enjoyed this video. Plenty more great tips and tricks to come in future! Cheers heaps mate👍⛏
For taking the rust off those buckles I have a dremel etching tool, it works like a mini jackhammer and is magic for that stuff. nice vid
Wow thanks heaps for the tip @Mark Martini I have a nice little handheld dremel, I will be sure to give it a try out on a few of my buckles. Cheers heaps mate👍
@@DigItDetecting Actually its an engraving tool not etching.... not sure where "etching" came from...DOH
Hi Luke , Thanks for sharing your experience on cleaning your artefacts and coins , I have decided after watching your video to purchase a rotary tumbler but there are two sizes 3 kg and a 5 kg in your opinion is the 5 kg as they say a penny for your thoughts Looking forward to seeing more of your future videos .All the best from a 🌞 South Devon in the UK
Thanks so much @GRUMPYGRANDAD Devon I am really glad you enjoyed watching mate and also found helpful.
In my video I am using the 3kg rotary tumbler and it's great, however in saying that I would prefer to have the 5kg. I find that having the smaller 3kg tumbler I struggle to fit in some of the larger buckles, keg taps etc. So yes for the extra money...I think its definitely worth getting the larger 5kg to begin with.
Best of luck with your purchase and I am sure you will enjoy the results.
Catch you on that next adventure👍⛏
This was an awesome video Luke! I really want a tumbler of my own now. 💖
Thanks so much @Julie Griffin I am so glad you enjoyed watching! These tumblers are great for cleaning the coins and relics, I just wish I could fit more in at once😅 It has done an amazing job over the years though and highly recommended.
Thanks again and I look forward to seeing you on that next adventure soon😊⛏
@@DigItDetecting oh honey I guarantee I'll be there! 💖💖💯
Thanks again Julie Griffin, I love having your support😊
@@DigItDetecting I'll support you as long as there is breath in my lungs and as long as my heart beats. 💖💯
Thanks so much again @Julie Griffin I am so very fortunate to have your kind words and support😊😊❤
Hi Luke, thank you for the video. I have small metal shot that came with the machine, should I also get pebbles? Also is there a reason you only use water and not CLR. Thanks again regards Andrew
Hi there @Andrew Keating thanks so much for watching and your comment mate. I would definitely recommend using some fish tank pebbles in the tumbler when cleaning, they work amazing and don't damage or pit coins etc.
I would however be careful using the supplied stainless steel shot that comes with the machine, as I have found in the past that it is low-grade and generally rusts very quickly...leaving horrible rusty patina on items. Best to go to Bunnings and grab some stainless steel washers, nuts and bolts etc which will help do the same job. Plus alot cheaper than buying more steel shot through eBay.
I also haven't tried CLR...just use water. No real main reason...but I would be careful what you place in there, as some chemicals can build up pressure and blow the lid or crack the barrel over time. I wish you the best of luck Andrew🙂 Happy digging and happy cleaning mate👍⛏️
Hi Luke, I’ve got the same tumbler but I keep breaking the rubber belt things that turn the barrel. What is your one made of and where did you get it?
Hi @Ben de Groot the belt that is shown on my tumbler in video is still the original belt that was supplied with the tumbler when purchased. However it is wearing itself out to, so I will need to be replacing mine soon also.
I was told a while ago that you can find replacement belts for these at your local white goods dealer. They should have a small belt off a washing machine or dryer that will fit on no worries.
Best of luck mate👍
That's one hell of a man cave.
Cheers heaps @anthony bentley i love it mate👍
That was really cool! Do you clean your clad at all?
I have in the past cleaned some @Dawn The Metal Detective but being coated in nickel-copper then you can't tumble clad for to long at all. I would try 10 mintute intervals and check the results regularly.
Hi there. You mentioned in the video that you put something in the tumbler that you shouldn't have and it destroyed the original lid on the tumbler. I am just curious what you put in the tumbler that broke the lid? Thanks.
Hi there @Jeff Slaunwhite for memory the mix that I put in the tumbler was vinegar and a bit of bi carbo soda. Mixed of course with stones and some stainless steel shot. The lid end up perishing and pretty much disintegrating in my hands.
I am now very careful what I add into the tumbler mix🙂
@@DigItDetecting thanks. I j just ordered the same tumbler. I'll keep that in mind. 👍👍
Most welcome @Jeff Slaunwhite they are a great little unit. I have had mine for over 4 years now and it has done a mighty job cleaning all those coins and relics. Best of luck mate👍
Sorry if I sound pessimistic haha I know no one will ever agree wether or not to clean or how to clean coins. The ‘Coffee bush kid’ did a great video on his channel a while back about using electrolysis to clean silvers, gets all that black off and they come up shiny without all that abrasion, but I love my tumbler for cleaning up the odd brass relics, great video, kind regards 👍🏼🤠
Wow great information thanks so much for sharing @History Unearthed I will be sure to check out his video and the results. I did have a ultrasonic cleaner years ago but sadly it stopped working and I haven't replaced it since. A great idea though.
Thanks again and happy hunting out there👍⛏
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Sorry I should have put the link up. save you searching 😁 take care ( and keep up the great videos:)
Amazing thanks so much again @History Unearthed I am excited to give it a look🙂
Your man cave!
My home away from home @Dawn The Metal Detective I love it
I think a dirty tarnished coin is just plain ugly. It's funny that the only "proper" way to clean coins is to send them to PCGS 😅 money scammers