USE THIS TO CLEAN YOUR COINS AFTER METAL DETECTING | Cleaning dirty coins

Use this to clean your clad pennies that you have found while metal detecting. Fill up that piggy bank with clean coins!
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[@5280Adventures]

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[@jimwilson1206]

Hi I use Lime Away from the dollar store and a spot of dish soap 2 cycles 20 min each. Works well. Thanks for the video.

[@genamckinney4839]

I use vinagar with dawn dish soap with metal fragments in tumbler

[@tedbaxter5234]

another thumbs up - Thank you!

[@kayesdigginit1519]

I'm getting my tumbler next month. I've got about $200 in clad to get cleaned up, then deposited into my special bank acct. Great review of the two chemicals, thank you for showing me this ☺

[@peedeesanddigger4862]

I use Dawn with some super clean for round 1hr. Thanks

[@ohdannyboyjustadiggin]

I just knock off the dirt and throw them in a coin star..someday I might get a tumbler to tumble them to shine them coins back up .. thank you for sharing

[@pittsburghcoinhunting1452]

Great video Tony! I'm actually tumbling my clad right now with the exact Tumblr that you're using. Been using it for about 10 years now still works great. The orange stuff did pretty well. I usually do the same a little Dawn dish soap, water mixed with CLR and some fish tank Pebbles. it cleans them up well. All the best. HH. JOE.

[@timeudall6716]

Hi I'm in the UK and I use old battery acid mixed with salt but this mixture is ONLY used on spendable coins so I can re-use them (don't leave them in for too long). Use long nosed pliers to grab the coin then straight into water. I then polish then using a fine brass bristle suede brush. Had some luck with Bicarb. Dampen the coin first with water and rub in the Bicarb powder with my Thumb. Used this method on prized coins like my solid silver Queen Victoria silver sixpence dated 1881.

[@southernrelics]

I have been using Dawn dish detergent, lemon juice extract and airlift pellets instead of fish tank pebbles.

[@tinaballard7303]

Dawn, white vinegar will clean anything make sure you warm up the vinegar before mixing together.

[@TreasureHuntingSWPA412]

Both work pretty well. I definitely need to get a tumbler.

[@jasonaucolorado5111]

Another one I was thinking of is Simple Green

[@5280Adventures]

Yes! That should work well. Thank you

[@jimmycrossbones5454]

Hey Tony, I go with dish soap and some rock . Does ok.

[@georgewarlick3252]

I use the CLR and the white landscape gravel and a small amount of dawn dish washing liquid. Put the lid on and shake well then bleed the pressure of several time before putting on the tumbler or the drum will expand and not turn. Time depends on how many and how dirty. do pennies by there self or have all copper colored change the other change together. They will be accepted by the bank to make shiny tumble pennies with a little BRASSO others jewelers mix

[@jimsteele5807]

Hi Tony. But the chemicals I use are instead of water I use vineager, I use CLR, and a shot of Dawn. Works very well for me

[@5280Adventures]

I may use your method in an upcoming video. Sounds like its very effective!

[@malyman24]

nice one dude. great info. you up for a 20 roll hunt this weekend?

[@masterbryan7106]

Can you try toilet bowl cleaner on coins in the tumbler.

[@dennissemkow1299]

I shake and bake them in a gatorade bottle with vinegar,salt,water and a drop of dawn for 15 minutes....they come out ok .......I will try using the clr and orange on my next venture.......how does it work on clad???

[@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor]

I just take them to the bank they don’t like it but they take them 😜

[@coloradocoinhunter6475]

Dawn dish soap works pretty dang good but it has to be Dawn

[@5280Adventures]

I will try that as well. Thanks for the recommendation.

[@tinaballard7303]

Dawn is all I buy! That stuff is awesome!

[@5280Adventures]

You are the second person with that suggestion! New video coming soon....?!?!🤣

[@gregwierzbicki5383]

If you have an error coin chemicals will destroy its value.

[@5280Adventures]

True

[@gregwierzbicki5383]

Just boil them in distilled water.

[@reedsartofadventure]

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