I've Never Used This Coin Cleaner & Toner Before - See What It Does
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- I've Never Used This Coin Cleaner & Toner Before
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Daniel taking the hit and experimenting so we don't have to.
Appreciate you bud!
I appreciate your integrity and honesty
Interesting experiment. Thanks for sharing Daniel! Hope you have a great day as well. 😎👍
Another interesting video, Daniel. I'm surprised that it cleaned up that well. It definitely brightens the coin up. The toner makes the coin look more natural, but I agree with you that the people who try to scam their coins that they are selling will have a field day with these products to fool people into thinking their coins are undamaged coins. Thanks again, Daniel, for giving me a lot more to wonder about. Thanks for showing and sharing about these products and have a great day.
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I've used some cleaners with good results, never on any valuable ones but common dates. Thanks Dan
Dan the man! You rock!😊
Thank you .
I would like to see how that would work on a black ( dug) coin. Interesting video.
It wouldn’t do much.
@@CoinHELPu OK, just a thought.
A really good demonstration, thanks
🌞 Good Morning 🌅 enjoy your day ♻️ dad used brasso on copper coins back in the 1960s
You MUST use the patented Nic-A-Brush. LOL! Great video!
What's a Nic-A-Brush? Would a Brillo pad work? LOL
Awesome demo, Daniel. Very interesting, I appreciate your time and talents.
Good morning Daniel
Cleaning coins is definitely frowned upon in the U.K.
I couldn’t stop hearing scent toner. I have this scent I am going to try it on…
Nice Daniel -- save all the noobies from themselves. You are the king of educating collectors!
Understand your caution on the process for signing up on the community; however due to eye issues, I cannot seem to accurately decipher the text, so I won't be able to join.
Muchas gracias Daniel
Guess you didnt notice you have only 4 fingers left 🤐💘like when you soaked a penny overnight in zest
Loved the video. I kinda wonder if this can be used on old damaged coins where there is so much gunk/corrosion so you can find/read the date and/or mint mark.
I'd really like to see this on an UNC. Just a common memorial would do. I'm wondering if it messes with the lustre at all. I mean wow, did that work fast or what? Seriously strong stuff. You actually have me kind of interested in trying it. I just use E-Zest for 100% nickel nickels because you can leave them in the stuff for a long time and all it does is remove the haze to resore them to original brilliance without any burned look like on over-dipped silver. The ones I do it to aren't worth more than a dollar anyways.
Sometimes E-Zest isnt strong enough to get a particular spot. I wonder if that would do a better job. Maybe it'd be too strong and irradiate the lustre.
Either way this was a cool video. I'd like to know if the tarnish-er takes time to kick in, like maybe you have to let it sit for a week. An update on that would be appreciated if you notice any change. It'd be good to know what the effect looks like so I know what to watch out for. Thanks for sharing!
??? Question do they still make Brasso????
Good morning Daniel. How are you feeling today Daniel?
should have tried this with a regular worn 1960s cent, taped half of it with masking, then retaped a quater of it after the first clean, then try the same stuff on silver and clad.
It was cent toner, no reason to try it in silver.
@@CoinHELPu ild expect it to blacken silver if it had any kind of corrosive chemical in it, but really, wear gloves for that nasty stuff, you are a braver man than I :)
Thanks Daniel. Interesting. Yes, keep an eye for doctored coins. Easily can be fooled.
It looks the same on both sides if you did it
I wish you would have used gloves when applying the chemicals. Isn't there a warning that the chemicals will cause burns?
No, but it’s very diluted, the chemical reaction is fast in the coins toning, but not on the skin. It’s less harmful than battery acid when changing a car battery.
The problem with these is that they look “too good” to where you can tell they are cleaned. It had that pink look to it that penny’s have when you dip them in ezest.
Way too good. I don't like them that way...unless they're new and uncirculated. ☺☺
I have a book Strike it RICH and at the begnning it has from 1959 to 1962 it sad it has tin is that worth more more mony? thank Fred
Thank you Daniel! Is there a solution that gets back the fire red, new coin state? I'll have to research that.
Nope
The person that can invent something to fix damage coins would be a problem.Lol
People already can do that.
And thank you for that German coin
The cultural difference between the USA and the rest of the world. Americans don’t like cleaned coins but elsewhere, they don’t think twice about cleaning. Why is that? 🤷🤷♂️🤷
To stop Spreading Contact Germs👊🏻
Americans are "sucked in" to the rarity game.. thats y they invented 11 !!! mint states.. the grading companies created a market, that wasnt before... because the us had hoards of silver dollars that in MS and R 100 Years old and older.. they were so common they worth melt.. i dont think there's another country that had this situation..so many unc beaut coins that r proper antique. there is diff kind of cleaned of course. whizzed and polished(with metal brush which is not nice and effect eye appeal and there is modern chem clean.. basically if no one identify it as cleaned its not!! many dealers in the US dip coins.. its just need to be right amount of time, otherwise the luster will go off also and it will be a "dead coin".. i think because there is so many Americans, their need to be unique or have a unique item, is greater then in a country in Europe..
Seriously? This stuff is for the frauds of the world. You’re helping with your ignorance
We look for real
In Australia , We are not keen on Cleaned Coin's either
17 s?
Daniel, maybe it wont tone unless the coin is silver.
It’s cent toner on the bottle
I was hoping for Blue Ribbon verses the knock off brand on ebay. TY anyways.
No picture ?
It tones more on a coin that hasnt just been cleaned.
I would wear gloves!
It's just for demonstration, it's a common coin anyways.this guy has been handling coins for probably 40 years.i think he knows what he's doing.
put it on another coin that one was just cleaned
Not a fan of cleaned coins.
I dont think there's any way to restore that good, rich original red tone to a copper cent once it's been cleaned. And maybe that's a good thing.
There’s not