WILL EZEST CLEAN 80-YEAR-OLD SILVER COINS? OR A 5 OUNCE BAR? LET'S FIND OUT!

Using Ezest Coin Cleaner on a 5 oz. Silver Bar alongside some junk silver and Silver Maple coins. How will they compare? #silverstacking #currency #coincollecting #gold #copper

[@SuperbCuts]

learned some stuff, great video!

[@coloradocoinhunter6475]

That's where your tweezers was holding it on the Merck dime

[@Joel-ym3ij]

Clean Shiny silver looks better than dirt, oxidation or exposure to sulfur.

[@martyfolker-ps7nf]

Don’t make the mistake and clean any old coins. Leave the dirt and the patina alone. You could lose half its value by wanting to make it Shine.
If you wanna shine your bars, go right ahead . Buff a way.
(cleaning dimes is fairly harmless unless it is a key date mercury and you don’t know!)

[@TREASURE-STACKER]

These are just junk silver coins... only value is the metal itself. I agree no one should clean a coin with collectible value.

[@Dakiniwoman]

I definitely think you did not soak your coins or bar long enough. I am sure you can get it looking a lot better. I would use a soft toothbrush on the Mercury if you want to get that clean. I have cleaned coins by dropping them in boiling water... no chemicals, only water and I have also used a soft toothbrush on coins. Why use the tweezers just put the whole thing into the solution?

[@davidbridges8402]

I don’t clean old silver