love your videos! I'd respectfully disagree. Even someone taking 1 coin at a time wiping it down with only water to remove anything I would still consider "cleaned". If I were to walk into a LCS and saw a shiny worn walker and asked the shop owner whats the deal with this coin he's going to tell me its cleaned. Your right tho in that this is bottom of the bottom for silver and "cleaned" coins are going to be mixed in with the rest of the normal junk as far as pricing goes, same with selling back. Your cleaning process specifically I would still consider your coins to be "cleaned" but only lightly, which is way better than say tumbling your coins thats like the ultimate no no --- your detail in your stack is incredible!
When folks start whining about cleaning circulated modern 90% I just shake my head at the idiots. There is no way any of them would pay a numismatic price/premium for a circulated bag of modern 90% silver. Those same people want to buy 90% as close to or under spot price as they can get it. I don’t care what you clean it with or with what processes are used, 90% isn’t going to drop below spot because you cleaned it. Some people may try to tell you “they wouldn’t buy it”, well that’s fine they’re are plenty of us out there that will.
Clean away, my friend. For your purposes, you are not doing any harm to the coins by degreasing them. Maybe just give a better look for "better condition" coins first lol. Another great video and thank you for taking us on your journey!
I don’t think your doing any harm to those coins considering there isn’t a lot of numismatic value in circulated coins that are pretty worn. Great video as always and look forward to the next one.
They say you should not clean at all. Myself I don't care, I am not looking to sell anyway. Nor am I hunting through them for a special collector coin. 🙄 stack on
Anytime that you get walkers in the teens and 20s I feel like you are doing good great video
Thank you! Yes, I'm surprised at how infrequent they are found. Surprising.
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Nice fat bag of walkers 👍🏻👍🏻 just a bit greasy 😂
Yucky! lol.
love your videos! I'd respectfully disagree. Even someone taking 1 coin at a time wiping it down with only water to remove anything I would still consider "cleaned". If I were to walk into a LCS and saw a shiny worn walker and asked the shop owner whats the deal with this coin he's going to tell me its cleaned. Your right tho in that this is bottom of the bottom for silver and "cleaned" coins are going to be mixed in with the rest of the normal junk as far as pricing goes, same with selling back. Your cleaning process specifically I would still consider your coins to be "cleaned" but only lightly, which is way better than say tumbling your coins thats like the ultimate no no --- your detail in your stack is incredible!
That's a fair assessment, me thinks. Thank you for the kind words !!!
When folks start whining about cleaning circulated modern 90% I just shake my head at the idiots. There is no way any of them would pay a numismatic price/premium for a circulated bag of modern 90% silver. Those same people want to buy 90% as close to or under spot price as they can get it. I don’t care what you clean it with or with what processes are used, 90% isn’t going to drop below spot because you cleaned it. Some people may try to tell you “they wouldn’t buy it”, well that’s fine they’re are plenty of us out there that will.
Great points. It's silver :) Thank you for your comment!
Damned straight, Eagle!
Clean away, my friend. For your purposes, you are not doing any harm to the coins by degreasing them. Maybe just give a better look for "better condition" coins first lol. Another great video and thank you for taking us on your journey!
Thank you for the kind words! Appreciate the comment!
SS 🪙🏄 taught me an additional way to use my colander in the kitchen! 👍
I don’t think your doing any harm to those coins considering there isn’t a lot of numismatic value in circulated coins that are pretty worn. Great video as always and look forward to the next one.
Great points! And thank you for the kind words! Stack on!
They say you should not clean at all. Myself I don't care, I am not looking to sell anyway. Nor am I hunting through them for a special collector coin. 🙄 stack on
Thank you sir! Yes, it's exceedingly rare you are going to find a collector coin in bags of circulated junk.
What do you use for detergent?
Just liquid soap. Dawn.
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U are just laundering the coins, not cleaning them! Lol