Cleaning coins to a MIRROR finish!
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2020
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Metal detecting tips, tricks, reviews and comedy for all metal detecting types! #cleaningcoins #polishcoins #coincollecting - Розваги
The coin I used was a 1948 Sixpence. Extremely common and not collectible in this date bracket. It is not a rare coin in any way shape or form.
So let’s have a little context before commenting. I wouldn’t recommend doing this on something like a hammered. That would be ridiculous.
In addition: People should be free to do what they will with coins THEY have found, that aren’t rare or collectible in anyway.
With a date as modern as this, the outcome is purely subjective. I like how they look.
So Let’s not be silly, eh?
Thanks for showing us how lovely coins can become wirh such little effort using proper polish and the Dremel!
Oh, &fon't apologize for your livy emthusiasm when the shine was revealed...you get excited with success and grand result as I do!
😃 Ahhhh, the pleasures of the Dremel Moto-Tool! 😏
I hope we all can stay safe and stay healthy! Thanks for posting! 💕
I had the same Dremmel for way over a decade, when it did it was like losing a friend!
Wow! Kris thanks for sharing!
Alooooominum lol .... A UK version, love it mate, .... I'm also from the UK and the things we are all doing lately on this lockdown! ... Good video ;-)
Will you be getting it graded?
Where can you get the coin?
Put a bit of insulation tape around the end of each jaw of the pliers. Should avoid any potential damage caused to the coin 👍🏻
Billy Arnold or just a small piece of cardboard where pliers grip the coin . I thought the same 👍🙂
Or strip some insulation off a bit of mains cord and slide it on each plier jaw
another use for heat shrink tube
Thanks Kris good job, if you put a drop of hot glue on the inside of the Longnose pliers face it will help you hold it tighter without scratching the face of the coin👍
Thanks bud!
Cheers, thanks for this☮️🇨🇦That is remarkable!
Lovely looking outcome bud..👍
Looks great mate! Quite addictive too I imagine! I've got a Dremel so will get some polish from your link 👍🏻I've got a 1940s shilling thats half silver and half pink! Can't wait to try it out...
What polish is it pls.. great stuff
Link is in the description. It's called Mothers :)
@@Addictedtobleeps CHEERS M8
I enjoyed your video dude
🙂🍻👍🏻
Just don't do this to ANY coin that has ANY collector premium, because after you do it will have basically NO value to a collector and only be worth scrap metal value.
Great video mate just a suggestion but the pliers can mark them so a bit of kitchen roll will stop any marks from the jaws👍
Thanks for the tip. I will have to dig my dremel tool out now because I have a bunch of coins that would look good polished. Stay safe everyone.
Yes pretty cool. I have 5 Dremmels I use in my hobby.
That's brilliant! Would that work on copper coins?
Yes it dose!
great video
Those things you do on lockdown 😊
Put the polish on the coin instead of the polishing mop Chris. Less will fly off. Nice end result. As a kid I used to polish old pennies with Brasso until they looked like gold coins.
Mothers works on all types of meAl as well as you can use it on the paint of your car to remove scratches.
Duuuuude! I bought a Dremel 3 weeks ago. My first proper tool too🌝 Now I feel like a proper ( wo )man as well😆
Thanks for the American aluminum pronunciation lmao. You know I was rolling 🤣😂 Also 6 pence-es-es lololol
Great outcome! -GNG
I guess it all comes down to personal preference. I did this to some old silver non-collectible coins a few years back. Now when I look at them it makes me sick. I prefer the frosted silver look to the mirrored silver look for coins. But I prefer the mirrored silver look for silverware and jewelry.
Makes you sick? Wow. That's a pretty weak gag reflex you've got going on there, lol
Gonna give that a go cheers
KEN.UK
Abloodymazing here I am on the other side of the world using muvers mag and wheel polish on coins .
Try an old brown penny , they shine like gold .🙂
I know you find some coins that seem like there's nothing on them you should do the same thing with the dry mouth to see if you can get something off of them I love you videos still awesome my friend keep up the good work
Cheeky!!!
Kris, welcome to the realm of man with your first power tool :) Dont run the Dremmel flat out or the motor sometimes heats up too much and dies mate :( Some of the grief you got about polishing the coin...lol.
Solvite work's well to and Brasso
Waaaah! Waaaah! Waaaah! You're not allowed to do that. You'll ruin the coins, you know. It's terrible. You should be ashamed of yourself. You're destroying history. It's against the law. It's the end of the world as we know it. Waaaah! Waaaah! Waaaah!
(There we are - I've done all the whinging so you don't have to, and maybe saved Kris a headache answering the same points time after time after time....).
:-)
Fun! I'm sure the coin Nazis are going nuts! Bravo for that.
Any coin is part of our story. And no matter how much it costs. It is necessary to careful with even the smallest or simple.
Arrrgh! Dremel me silvers!
You should not clean coins if you are a collector as they lose value if you do
These are only sixpences. Very common, and quite uncollectable in this date bracket.
I wouldn’t do this on a hammered, for example...
@@Addictedtobleeps Oh dear! Someone else who didn't read the disclaimer!
you talk too much..nothing done
You type too much. Everything done.
This will ruin the coin! If you have a coine with any sort of numismatic value it will be worthless or reduced just to a piece of silver or gold. Never polish an old coin in any way or form. Valuable collectors coins are generally much more valuable untouched with a nice patina. As a general rule - never polish (or even touch it without a cotton glove) an old coin until you have got it appraised.
Man, I'm sorry, but you spoil that coins ... facepalm
How?
@@Addictedtobleeps I think Yaroslav Baltiec needs to read your disclaimer in the description. Yes, I agree, with collectable valuable coins, it's said that you MUST NOT CLEAN COINS under any circumstances. However, I don't see the harm in cleaning the odd coin, just to see what they look like when they are 'nice and shiny'.
@@Addictedtobleeps After such polishing, the coins completely lose their numismatic value. Now it can be used only as a trinket for keychains. I watch your channel, and I like your videos, but you can’t do that about coins, it’s barbarism in relation to them. Many people, because of their nescience, can repeat this with respect to old coins, i.e. we must protect history and not destroy it with our inept actions. I wish you good luck in the development of the channel and wish you to be careful about your findings. Best regards, Yaroslav.
@@ashstubbings2603 Yes, I read the disclaimer and maybe I misunderstood that initially. But this does not change the essence of what has been done.
Yaroslav Baltiec Yaroslav. It’s common. It’s from 1948. It’s not even full silver. It’s worth about 40 pence.
It’s not really barbarism is it? It’s a bit of metal. It’s not like it’s a dog.