All I was trying to do was get my penny back. All these pennies have been rejected by my banks return coin machine. Thats how bad they were. Only worth 1 cent. They were found in junkyard cars, parking lots, laying in the dirt, couchs, just about anywhere you might imagine somebody would discard are lose change. This video is recommended only for cleaning green corroded cents only that aren't being accepted by coin return machines. Not to fancy are doll them up in any way.
The cleaning technique I searched for said use tepid water and gently rub with your finger under a stream of water. Pat dry, do not rub, and do not use a toothbrush. You can use a 100 percent acetone bath(nail polish remover/ must be 100%), and soak for a few moments on each side. Rinse, pat dry with a soft cloth. Brushing strips the detailing, rendering the coins value much less.
These where green yucky ruined cents that had all been rejected from my banks coin machine. After doing this all but a few of them were accepted after I ran them again. I was just trying to get my penny back. Not increase the value sorry for the confusion.
@@JB7of7s That`s all i was looking to do,,just clean them so they look like pennies,,, Now if someone wants to offer me a nice price for a possible treasure you can clean them 1 by 1 till you hit gold
Just by using toothbrush you are damaging coin not that it matters on those coins but say you found a 1969 doubled die with a little corrosion if you did that it would come back as cleaned lowering the value dramatically
You are correct! Those coins are ruined. I hope newbies to hobby of collecting coins do not watch this video. Better yet the video should be named what not to do to your coins.
These coins where all damaged very green badly corroded and damaged cents. They had all been rejected by my banks coin machine. After I I this treatment all but a few were accepted. All I was trying to was get my penny back not to increase the value. Sorry for the confusion
I here with pennies that bad you can take them to your local city's treasury department, and the do something with those and old paper currency that falling apart real bad. And then send you a check for the balance. The pennies I was cleaning where ones I found in junkyard cars and parking lots. And before being cleaned the had all been rejected by banks coin counter. Thanks for Watching though. Have a great one
Theres a whishing well in a cave in one of the southern state I think it's the deepest wishing well in the us and every year are so they go drain the water recover the change and the have a process of cleaning it. And then after its cleaned sorted and counted they donate to people in need. I think it was on Episode of how they do it, are how its made, Are modern marvels even. I cant remember for sureit might even been dirty jobs with mike rowe
All I was trying to do was get my penny back. All these pennies have been rejected by my banks return coin machine. Thats how bad they were. Only worth 1 cent. They were found in junkyard cars, parking lots, laying in the dirt, couchs, just about anywhere you might imagine somebody would discard are lose change. This video is recommended only for cleaning green corroded cents only that aren't being accepted by coin return machines. Not to fancy are doll them up in any way.
The cleaning technique I searched for said use tepid water and gently rub with your finger under a stream of water. Pat dry, do not rub, and do not use a toothbrush. You can use a 100 percent acetone bath(nail polish remover/ must be 100%), and soak for a few moments on each side. Rinse, pat dry with a soft cloth. Brushing strips the detailing, rendering the coins value much less.
These where green yucky ruined cents that had all been rejected from my banks coin machine. After doing this all but a few of them were accepted after I ran them again. I was just trying to get my penny back. Not increase the value sorry for the confusion.
@@JB7of7s That`s all i was looking to do,,just clean them so they look like pennies,,, Now if someone wants to offer me a nice price for a possible treasure you can clean them 1 by 1 till you hit gold
Just by using toothbrush you are damaging coin not that it matters on those coins but say you found a 1969 doubled die with a little corrosion if you did that it would come back as cleaned lowering the value dramatically
You are correct! Those coins are ruined. I hope newbies to hobby of collecting coins do not watch this video. Better yet the video should be named what not to do to your coins.
These coins where all damaged very green badly corroded and damaged cents. They had all been rejected by my banks coin machine. After I I this treatment all but a few were accepted. All I was trying to was get my penny back not to increase the value. Sorry for the confusion
nice jug
Clean them and then spend in a self checkout lane in a store!
@@stevetaylor9752 that too I take them too my bank. Thanks 4 Watching
My dog pissed on my box of pennies a long time ago,,,Now they look like Green Breaded coins,,, They wont even fit in a coin counter
I here with pennies that bad you can take them to your local city's treasury department, and the do something with those and old paper currency that falling apart real bad. And then send you a check for the balance. The pennies I was cleaning where ones I found in junkyard cars and parking lots. And before being cleaned the had all been rejected by banks coin counter. Thanks for Watching though. Have a great one
One coin at a time takes forever. How do ya supposed to clean large amounts at one time ???????????
Not really sure? all I had was them. Put them to soak for a day are so before I started. Gave them a rinse and started scrubbing.
I guess get a lot of people to help you
Theres a whishing well in a cave in one of the southern state I think it's the deepest wishing well in the us and every year are so they go drain the water recover the change and the have a process of cleaning it. And then after its cleaned sorted and counted they donate to people in need. I think it was on Episode of how they do it, are how its made, Are modern marvels even. I cant remember for sureit might even been dirty jobs with mike rowe
@@JB7of7s I saw that show, and how they cleaned the coins in a cement mixer I dont have 1 but i guess i could make one and clean my coins up
Friends don't let friends clean coins
I get that I do, but the had been rejected by my banks coin machine at one point are another. There was no way to avoid it
You need a tripod.
I just picked one up today
I have this coins 🪙..more am from Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤
Can't even see what the heck your doing, your camera is off...
Yeah sorry about that but, I soaked them. THEen Brushed them Like They were teeth.