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1930 George V Ten Cents (Dime) after electrolysis coin cleaning (pt #3)
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after electrolysis coin cleaning


Added: Apr-14-2012 Occurred On: Apr-14-2012
By: 10fold
In: Other Items from Liveleakers
Tags: 1930, George, V, Ten, Cents, (Dime), after, electrolysis, coin, cleaning
Location: Canada (load item map)
Marked as: approved
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  • Not 1 serious collector will pay more than scrap value for cleaned coins. Leave them as they are.

    Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
    Steve15425 (542.20)

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    • @Steve15425

      I agree and very good point. I should have mentioned in the video that I had taken these to a coin shop in the city and found out that they were only good for their silver value and that is why I chose to clean them this way. They had no other value then their silver content

      Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
      10fold (1577.20)

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  • Nice. It looks much better :)

    Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
    nonad (309.40)

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  • Hey 10Fold!

    I am personally so pleased (as I am sure others are) that your new hobby of metal detecting is being productive for you and that killing anything that moves has ceased...

    Top tip: NEVER clean what you find yourself as you could seriously devalue even destroy it.

    I too use a detector and I have never cleaned any of my finds in anything other than mild soap, a very soft brush, deionised water simply to remove very lose surface dirt and that is it.

    These coins you are listing - res More..

    Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
    2cr51 (720.40)

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    • @2cr51

      Thank you for your comment and info. I should have mentioned in the video that I had taken these to a coin shop in the city and found out that they were only good for their silver value and that is why I chose to clean them this way. They had no other value then their silver content. Before I had them looked at, I had done my Due diligence with these two coins.

      Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
      10fold (1577.20)

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    • @2cr51

      BTW what kind of metal detector do you use? I really am having a lot of fun detecting.

      Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
      10fold (1577.20)

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    • @10fold

      I use a Fisher F75.

      Posted Apr-15-2012 By 
      2cr51 (720.40)

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    • @2cr51

      nice. great detecter

      Posted Apr-15-2012 By 
      10fold (1577.20)

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  • I hope that coin isnt worth much, cause you just devalued it, in a collectors eyes.

    Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
    jenva (3595.16)  

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  • wow big difference !!

    Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
    spartan112 (933.40)  

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  • That worked really great.
    How long was it in there? Overnight?

    Well, anyway, your 10 cents are now worth 2-10 dollar:)

    Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
    pruut (317.86)  

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  • About the don't clean it comments, I would say do clean it. Unless you find some really old ones, just check on internet first.
    At least you have a nice looking coin in your collection now.

    Those recent coins, people really don't pay extra because they look ugly from being buried for a couple of years...

    Really, no coin collector ever showed me his dirty corroded Roman coins.
    They had the shiny ones, looking as if made yesterday.
    Those ugly cluttered up ones are for museums.

    Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
    pruut (317.86)  

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  • Very nice!

    Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
    downhill2400 (1320.28)

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  • Informative video, and well done. Always ben interested in some sort of treasure hunting. Maybe the metal detector would be a good start.

    Posted Apr-14-2012 By 
    treday (470.00)  

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  • 1930? boy they really change how they look in the next few years compared to this I think. Cool.

    Posted Apr-15-2012 By 
    illegal_smile (67.20)  

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