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How to clean old coins..
- Thread starter GKMan
- Start date
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
That is just how it is done..... Cute video Gary. 
Conventional 'wisdom' in coil dealer circles say never clean coins!
Especially if a rare one is in question.
It's OK to wash off mud and dirt but the excess "polishing" done to coins can significantly lower any selling value?
Thru the years I've found electrolysis the best way, especially cleaning silver and NEVER clean mixed metal coinage at the same time...
Especially if a rare one is in question.
It's OK to wash off mud and dirt but the excess "polishing" done to coins can significantly lower any selling value?
Thru the years I've found electrolysis the best way, especially cleaning silver and NEVER clean mixed metal coinage at the same time...
frozentundra
New member
GKMan, I have been following your posts for quite some time.
I am always amazed with your finds and knowledge.
However, this was by far your best post, family is what life is all about.
Thanks for sharing!
I am always amazed with your finds and knowledge.
However, this was by far your best post, family is what life is all about.
Thanks for sharing!