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How to clean coins properly?

How to clean coins properly?

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Asked by Juul , Last updated: Nov 10, 2024

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M. Pollock

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Answered Sep 30, 2020

Things like germs, dirt, and other thing remove the natural luster of a coin. Cleaning of a coin can hurt the value to worth only the materials it is made up of.

Here are tips on how to clean your coins properly

1. Hold the coin under running warm water.

2. Place the coin in a solution of dish soap and water, and you have a large amount of dirty coin which you can allow it to soak in the solution.

3. You can use a soft bristle brush or a soft towel to also clean the coins while they are still in soap and water solution.

4. Dry off the coins with a towel and store them in a dry place to avoid eroding the coin.

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F. Manasseh

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F. Manasseh, Software Developer, B.E (Bachelor of Engineering), Tallahassee, Florida

Answered Aug 25, 2020

Some people are very interested in coins and you may be too. One thing that you should do is to keep them clean at all times.

These are some of the things that you can do so that you can start cleaning copper coins:

• Place table salt in a container.

• You should add white vinegar so that the salt can be moisturized properly. This will be effective in making sure that the coins will be properly cleaned.

• You would need to apply the paste that you have created on the coins.

• Wait for a few minutes.

• You may immediately see that the coins will start to become clean.

• You can just rinse off the coins with warm water.

Instead of wiping the coins, just allow the coins to air dry. It will make a lot of difference with how the coins would look like after.


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D. Loukas

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D. Loukas, Maths Professor, Diploma in Mathematics, Beverly hills, California

Answered Aug 20, 2020

• To clean coins, the first thing to do is to boil an amount of water, just to make the water warm and nothing more, after which you will transfer the water into a bowl.

• The next thing to do is to hold the coin under the warm water; by so doing, the faucet would be allowed to take away initial dirt.

• Next is to place the coins in a soap water solution inside a dish. If the coin as certain dirt then allow the coin to soak for long in the solution

• Use a toothbrush with a soft-bristle or a paper towel to brush the coins. Be sure to continue brushing the coins until its face starts shining once again, and the brushing must be done while the coin inside the soap water solution in the dish.

• Use a clean and dry towel to dry off the coins.

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Naheed Mir

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Answered Aug 06, 2020

For cleaning coins, mix 1/4 cup of vinegar and 1-2 spoons of salt in it. Submerse coins in the solution for a few minutes.

For cleaning coins, mix 1/4 cup of vinegar and 1-2 spoons of salt in it. Submerse coins in the
After a few minutes, soak them in warm water to remove vinegar from it. Lastly, polish/clean coins with a cloth.

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