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CLEANING COINS & JEWELRY - Using a Magnasonic MGUC500 on what we found in the storage auction unit
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2020
- We purchased this Magnasonic Professional Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner with Digital Timer for Eyeglasses, Rings, Coins (MGUC500) from Amazon.com. We decided to test it out on the old coins we recently found, and also tested it on some jewelry and other items that we've put aside from our hunts.
In this video, we'll give a full product demonstration and review how well it worked in cleaning up our items.
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Locker Nuts episode 205
Jewelry makers use this machine with a pickling solution of various strengths to remove the oxides from the heating process. Fountain pen cleaning uses an ammonia solution to remove dried ink from pen parts. The cleaning solution matters on how aggressive you wish the oxidation to be removed.
Im a jeweller an id never put pickle into the ultrasonic cleaner. Id usually have all the oxides off n the piece be polished and ready for cleaning befor it goes into the ultrasonic..
One word of advice...NEVER CLEAN COINS WITHOUT USING THE BASKET. The machine will make the coin rub on the metal and make it SMOOTH.
I might be weird but something is very satisfying to see before and after a of items being cleaned. Liked it! 💕
Dani Mae’s Adventures , so true! lol
Mookie Pookie 😂
This machine is best for finish cleaning. Pretty cool to see all that history! Great video.
The Florsheim shoe tool was used on old fashioned button and loop shoes and boots.
Yes, A button hook
Great video. I have a lot of Jewlry and seeing how this works makes me want to buy one. So thanks Jack.
Jack this was a nice episode. I would never have bought one of those but i can see i have to change my mind. It worked really well, who knew. Can't wait till the next episode. Best to the family, LOVE💜
Jack , the round disks with the side holes are lead seals that use a piece of wire cable to seal something shut,tamper proof ,when crimped with a tool that can also put markings on the disk.
Dale Nickel
I have used an ultrasonic cleaner for years. Two tips: 1. Do not overload it wich you did in this video. You will get much better results with fewer items. 2. Do not use warm water when cleaning plastics with any sort of print on them. The print is likely to come loose (cd’s for example). In the big pro models of ultrasonic cleaners you can clean guns and motorparts which is cool.
The silver coin with the 5 on it is from Spain. It’s a 5 pesetas silver coin with Franco on the obverse. 👍
When you put those in the jewelry cleaner you need to have them level and not one on top of the other.
Wow the cleaner looks like a lot of fun! I have a bazillion old coins. Thank you for sharing this!!
Everything found in that box was finds from metal detecting
I should expect Jack to be about the only man to read directions 🤣😂👍👍
Very interesting video! I've heard of using ultrasonics for calligraphy nibs clogged with ink, but never tried it. Nice to see how well it works with other items as well. You didn't show it, but I'd be certain to rinse the items after cleaning, especially those with vinegar. Tyfs.
also after cleaning take a soft bush while still wet and get into the corners it will help I think, we have one of them an older model and have had it put away for a long while I think that I will dig it out and use it. I believe ours came with a special cleaning solution that you could use, those coins look like they may be worth something...
Yes, my future gold ring looks like a lot better now. :-)
This is interesting. Fun to try to make out the markings on the objects being cleaned.
Aluminum foil in bottom of cup, teaspoon of baking soda on top of item to be cleaned, then fill cup with boiling water. Wait a few minutes and rinse. Always works for me.
For silver or gold or both. What about gemstones and diamonds. Does.it work well for those?
I still use a soft brush and wipe afterward.
Thanks for sharing 👍❤️
Hello Locker Nuts,
Nice video .. tq for sharing..
Maybe you need a diamond tester next, i think you have a diamond ring there with a 4 stones , its call Half eternity..
For old coins that are not silver, I use C L R cleaning solution.
Thanks Jack, very interesting and informative. I love coins, and enjoy searching through rolls and rolls. I may just need to get me one of those.
i was told that if you clean your coins it takes away the value but i dont no if it is true
100% true! Cleaning old coins will absolutely destroy a massive chunk of the value.
Una Paseta is what I remember Spanish currency being, that would be 1 paseta (when I was in Spain it wasn't worth much more than a cent IIRC).
I would think taking a minute to clean it definitely allows you to charge more. Simply cause it looks more appealing.
Also Jack there is a place online that you can go to and it says ID me and you just snap a picture of it both sides and you put that picture up there and the members will come back and tell you what you have. But you got a Roman coin that I seen you have a George II it looks like and that's British money and you had a bag seal that was the one that had the whole going through the middle But go up there and let them tell you what it is definitely.
Now that you have bought one, you'll get one in a locker .
Jack if you mix dish wash liquid and creme of tarter equal parts , it works amazing with my gold jewellery and my coin collection
Never put coins in it, the numismatic value drops. I wouldn't drop articles on top of each other, just place them in and let the machine work.
21:40 something creeped along the floor . I thought it was a rat lol 😆 Had to rewind cause all I saw was a tail ... here kitty kitty 😆
Jay K Luna 🐈
Hi Jay K, Happy New Year!
Michele Lawing Happy New Year 🎊
To clean your Sterling silver, go to your auto parts store and get a can of Nevr-Dull from the polish isle, or prolly avail on Amazon by now. Should be around $10. Wear gloves, just to keep the black from the silver off your hands. The chemical will not hurt you unless you have an open cut. The chemical is soaked into a cotton wadding. It will clean, polish and leave a protective coating on the silver. I used it when I had my Antique Shop. Makes a big difference in the price you can get for your items.
I have a bunch of tarnished silver jewelry. What a cotton wedding? I usually have used toothpaste and it works to clean silver but not when it's tarnished?
At 16 minute Mark that coin is a Brazil coin 1935 I believe
As an exchange student, my "family" owned jewelry store. They used the ultra sonic cleaner with a little sudsing ammonia and hot water. It did amazing things.
never clean coins......it destroys their value, I think in this case you are ok since they were in pretty bad shape
We were always told to leave coins soaking in Coke overnight to clean them, then rinse off. Makes me wonder how the machine would work with Coke instead. I wouldn't like to try it with collector coins though.
sprocketrocket07 No, do not do this! The machine generates heat when used and you could end up with a sticky goo that would be rather cumbersome to clean off (from the machine).
@@SwedishCandyPirate Maybe use without machine first or diluted in machine. Of course you wash after.
sprocketrocket07 That could work. I’m just afraid that you get something in the machine that will be super hard to wash out.
@@SwedishCandyPirate I see. I didnt think Coke would congeal. Just cold, Straight in a cup overnight is what i was told to do.
@@JediJan Cold coke is fine (as long as it's not too long of a time). The acid in the coke should make quick work of some of the grime on those coins. It's the heat that generates when the machine works that I'm worried about. That and the movement. As you could see in the video the water rippled when the machine was on (the movement of the water is also what generates heat). My train of thought is that the movement together with the heat will make the sugar in the coke to become sticky. Enough to make a mess.
Use water to rinse off coins and such after ultrasonic cleaner.
For you and me, 1965 not so old, for Jebus - over twice his lifetime, lol, perspective. ☺
use a wire brush after and then put back in for 10 min. i have been working with ultra sonic for a long time in the medical field
I have one of these for my dentures :D Love it!
Maybe a soft toothbrush with soap or toothpaste would have done better?
That's what I use
I use toothpaste for silver jewelry.
30.02 is a button hook. In Victorian age the button on shoes had to be pulled through loops
RINSE everything with water when you're done. Don't mix different metals. I've used an ultrasonic unit with Windex for years on my gold and diamonds. They shine like new after they've dulled from soap and hand lotion. More than one jeweler recommended Windex, but not on soft stones. My ultrasonic is old and has little handle that folds down to help lift the basket.
I use mine to deep clean my modelling airbrushes. It works well, but not as well as I'd imagined.
Add a good squeeze of cloudie amonia to the water...brilliant
Hi there Locker Nuts....Happy New Year from Ontario Canada! Love your videos....Keep them coming. Hope you have your best year ever!
Hey, this was fun! I’ve always been curious about these machines. Thanks for sharing :).
I’m super curious if the coins have any significant value; fingers crossed!🤞🏼✨
How many times can I say “curious?” 😜
The piece that looks like a hook is a shoe buttoner - used on shoes that had buttons (c1800s?).
Its a cleaner, it cleans all the little nooks in anything with the right solution. Then we polish
The professional version of sonic cleaner is even better heats the water up to around 200° And then on the other side you can steam blast the item I love mine
eBay $400 too 600. Mine was around 500 not the most expensive but I’ve had it for close to 5 years and works great
I take pictures of small detail items then I can zoom in on the picture and get incredible detail.
Great episode mate, Don't forget you can put a piece of paper over the coins and use a pencil and do a rubbing , might make it easier to read what they are :-)
Lots of interesting comments after this trial! Learned a lot (Trivia, to me. Likely to never need to try this myself!)
Better results on coins, etc with baking soda and a soft toothbrush, then soaking in vinegar or tomato juice for 15-20 minutes.
I watch joniusgato who is a youtube scratch chanell and is a coin colector and all ways says dont clean your coins
I have one of those it is brilliant 🦆🦆🦆🦆
Most of the coins are Spanish, silver ones are 5 pesetas but can't see the date. Looks like the smaller copper coin is a hammered coin. The one that looks like a bent nail was enameled and gold gilded (careful, the ultrasonic cleaner will make the gold and enamel come off) and was probably from a saddle or the like. The lead objects with holes through them are bag seals that were used for seed, flour, manure, etc. One with the anchor looks very old and finally the bigger item looks to be an heraldic symbol, also probably a horse mount.
I think a little vinegar would really work wonderful
I don't think you should clean gold with silver because I did that and it tarnished my gold jewelry. Glad you got it and it worked pretty well considering how tarnished they were.👍
Jack, if you want to stabilize the rust on that pistol, you could build a very efficient (and Cheap) electrolysis tank with a plastic bucket, some 12 gauge wire, a piece of rebar and a spool of masonry wire. that and some Arm & Hammer washing soda in water for an hour and the rust would be gone. Then just put some oil on it to keep the rust away and it'll last forever. There's a lot of electrolysis tank videos on RUclips.
Those lead disks are bag seals
what about soaking them with coke over night or couple of hours with lemon juice n arm &hammer baking powder,? I think the vinegar would of help if you soak it longer, yet I'm not a jewelry expert
Loved the video can't wait for more
You can bring out the copper coin details by colouring in the coin with a soft graphite pencil and then buffing with absorbent paper. It looks like you have a King George penny there and some lead bag seals. Don't do this to valuable coins though. You can clean silver coins by soaking in weak acid like lemon juice and then wrapping in aluminium foil. You will notice a sulphur smell which indicates the reaction with the foil.
Probably already know this. But any copper coin you put in water will end up removing the detail of the coin. If you have silver or gold you can use your machine it should never be used on copper. Toothbrush and a toothpick would do the job. The number 2 is the lions tail.
The big coin is French napoleon
The coins with eagles on them are 5 Pesetas - Francisco Franco (1958-1975) from Spain. You can use a website such as numista to see all the details
Those little things with the coins are lead seals
I would use a soft bristled brush on the rings and chains especially.
Hi locker nut Im from Bali Indonesia Love tosee all your video, love the flea market, you guys are wow..... for your jewelry to shining it , you can use cotton and tooth paste to shining it. Im a silver design and I used to clean all my silver with tooth paste, and for good look tho.
Jack, nice vid. I still use my mom's Sonic cleaner from the 60's. It has a special concentrated solution. Works great. Happy 2020.
I clean old tarnished furniture hardware in 50/50 boiling vinegar & water for 5 minutes then scrub with baking soda & toothbrush. Works like a charm! These look like things the Crazy Lamp Lady & her bf Drew find metal detecting. She’s on RUclips.
Also, paste (not gel or baking soda or charcoal) toothpaste works great on diamonds and gemstones, natural or manmade.
Led bail seal would be hard to cleans
I think all of the coins and items you cleaned where found under water metal detecting
Enjoyed it
I think the round copper cylinder is a king pin bushing from an old straight axle car.
Another Great Video
10:49 looks like a lead seal that would be crimped to secure a bag or perhaps a piece of equipment. (like a postage machine a business would use).
👋it’s very shiny now than before. 🙏✝️✨💖💞👍
So interesting thank you
Jack spent $40.00. News at 11:00.🤣
susan lash exactly 😂
Lead bag seals. A broken cufflink.
I want a cleaner like that. Will check it out on Amazon.
I am telling you what works with the jewelry- take a before pic of that silver chain or even the ring -get toothpaste (preferably toothpaste that is white) & put it on the jewelry & clean it off with a rag - the results will amaze you. You will see the dirt on the rag
English and Irish coins, lead bag seals use electrolysis. Some coins quite old.
For the ultrasonic cleaner, you'll get a better result with Mean Green or Mister Clean.
Great video, just be careful with that gun as it may have a live round chambered. Much love to you and yours and to all of the great fans who support this awesome channel, take a second to hit the like button and share this awesome content with your friends, peace.
The clear one is a Spanish Peseta. the front has the bust of Francisco Franco.
Looks like a U S collar tie
The added vinigar seems to work better than just water and dish soap.
That hook one for shoes looks like a skate lace to make tighter.
for items that has corrosion try using WD40 Rust Remover is is wonderful stuff. or crinkle up some aluminum foil and place it on the bottom and add some baking soda. take a tooth brush as you are taking them out as scrub a little too
Thanks Jack
Jack, They aren't Roman and a lot of metal detector people use a toothbrush to clean surface dirt. Why not try vinegar, it couldn't hurt.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
The thing with the two on it looks like a lead seal
Remember do not put your bare finger in the ultrasonic when it’s on 👍👍👍
I think the fewer the pieces you put in there the better the jewelry looks in the end.
Vinegar will take it all off! Leave in for a couple days. That's how clean all my tools that I leave outside
Do you spray them with WD40 after you soak them?
Roger Smith yes