I always give my silver coins an acetone bath before sending off for grading. Mainly to get rid of dirt, grease, pvc, etc. I have never used the more aggressive cleaners like MS70 or EZEST. I need to give those cleaners a try. If PCGS can restore a coin there is no reason a thoughtful and careful collector can't do the same.

@lenadial4678

11 күн бұрын

Dude why aren't u wearing gloves. Why do they recommend we don't clean our coins, because it devalues it?

Man that sucks that PCGS took the 1880 CC out of the GSA holder. Having the coin in a GSA holder usually makes CCs worth more.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

If I remember right my holder was cracked. They gave me the option to holder the entire GSA holder, but I said not to. I didn’t know they did that when I sent it in.

@jadonnoble5621

Ай бұрын

@@rockysramblings oh yeah.NGC just puts a band around them with the grade. ANACS does something similar. PCGS is the only one that encapsulates the GSA capsule lol

@keymbord

Ай бұрын

​@@rockysramblings ANACS, NGC, and PCGS will all grade GSA coins in the holders (soft and hard). NGC will also grade blue and brown Ikes as well as Redfield hoard morgans in their original case

I started collecting a long time ago. When ngc and pcgs hijacked our hobby making themselves instantly the experts. When ANNACS was around longer but a few guys got together and made these grading companies. But when they started with it was cleaned , but not by us so we're letting everyone know. That's hijacking our hobby.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Yeah I do believe it’s a scam to a degree as well. You can go right on their app and see the pictures of their high graded coins and I have many times had nicer coins then what they’re showing and they give me some low ball grade. The big players get the good grades. Also the subjectivity in the grading is really messed up. With AI now there should be an easier, faster and more uniform way of grading.

Was hopping you would do this. Thank you for the science

Excellent video, you did an awesome job! Thanks for the excellent information!

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

I use EZest I reduce it with distilled water. Rinse and dip in distilled water bath. Hairdryer. No dry rubbing! Perfect way works for me. I have never used ms70 sounds like I'd give it a try someday

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

I feel like ms70 is good for the heavier gunk. Some coins don’t look that dirty but you’d be amazed how black the swabs get. Then EZest is a nice way to shine them up!

@russellr1677

Ай бұрын

It’s the easiest

I remember when David Hall started PCGS with the heavily advertised assurance that no cleaned coin would ever 'make their grade'.

Great video. Your videos on this is why I clean most coins before I send to pcgs. So far never got a cleaned detail grade. Thanks for all your videos.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching

Well done on the 1899 getting MS65. Excellent result.

I use Dawn detergent to take off the initial oils and environmental grime before I dip. Amazing soap for cleaning even without scrubbing if you know how to use hydraulic agitation.

@66block84

Ай бұрын

This is what my LCS told me to do to get the decades of dirt & grime off mine.

Thanks for your documentation - similar to my experiences. You may also try ammonia (clear) and experiment on some coins you don't care about. Especially nickel or copper-nickel. My best was an ANACS 66 to PCGS 69PL on a 1980 0.500 gold Panama coin...

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Dang! Nice upgrade!

Man we appreciate your time, money and effort you've put into this. I've been waiting to see a video like this for a long time. I personally don't clean my coins however you've found a way to beat the system to a degree 😂. You might want to be careful the tpgc might put a hit out on you. Awesome video!

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Haha well if they take me out I hope I become a saint to the coin world for becoming a coin martyr 🤣 P.S. I am not suicidal 😆

@davycrockett4395

Ай бұрын

😂

Wow, I learned something here today. Beautiful coins.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

Love vids like this....when a person proves the "doubters" WRONG!! Ironically, the "restoration process" with these grading companies is probably very similar and you just saved yourself a lot of time and money by doing it yourself. Coins turned out beautiful

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

I did a video on PCGS restoration. In that video I said I can do a better job and had haters come at me for that lol. But this proves it!

Ty for the lesson. Appreciate you brother

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Ty for watching

Cautionary note: The E-Z-Zest will etch your stainless steel sink.

@scotts1356

Ай бұрын

Yeah, I found that out really quick!!

Great job and nice video.

I had a GORGEOUS Franklin half which just had a nasty carbon spot on it. The fields were so slick the coin almost looked proof-like. So I took some coin cleaner and a Q-tip and tried to get the carbon spot off. I did not use much pressure, either, or so I thought. The Q-TIP ALONE scratched the coin surface!!! I have kept this coin as a lesson to myself for my screw-up.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

What cleaner did you use?

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

I cleaned proof coins in another video and it went great 🤔

@alankoz5067

Ай бұрын

@@rockysramblings MS70?

@alankoz5067

Ай бұрын

@@rockysramblings Long time ago. I just could not believe COTTON could scratch METAL.

@-oiiio-3993

3 күн бұрын

@@alankoz5067 'Mint lustre' is an oxide layer only microns thick.

Useful information. Thanks

I just got a ddo fs-103 kennedy back in 67 I used ms-70. And I use it regularly

@rayneaukongak

Ай бұрын

Keep the videos rolling bro! HAGD!

There is no reason cleaning them should hurt the value. I cleaned all mine the same way.

I agree Pcgs just wants you to pay them 300 a hr to do it that’s all it’s about I believe

Good job Rocky.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

This video is just stating the obvious we have all known this for years now don’t leave it in to long or dip more then once got to be careful a lot times coins have been dipped before then you dip it again and it turns out to be one to many dips but people have been doing this for long time

Thanks for doing these videos. Everyone else just hints around about it or cuts out the part where they show you how to do it.

@rockysramblings

Күн бұрын

Thank you! I just wanted to give it a try and share the results 😁

I like the term "conserve" which really doesn't have a bias to it. BTW, I had one modern gold coin that went from ANACS66 & after conserving with ammonia (not for all coins!) went to PCGS 69PL! I don't understand the bias against ANACS as if they are not perfect certainly represent a viable option.

@michaellooney1089

19 күн бұрын

FAKE 'grading'!

ultrasonic might not be a bad idea either, suspended in a baggie full of clean solution. that and a blast of steam is used to clean accumulated crud off of jewelry, one just has to know which gemstones can't handle that kind of abuse.

Great info

❤Interesting stuff!

Excellent

Those cleaners are not for copper .. fine on gold and silver .. but apparently when conserving copper coins .. the grading companies use some other stuff ... Copper is a very tricky substance... after using even copper cleaner it turns them a pinkish colour...

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

I did use it on copper in another video. It passed inspection however I wouldn’t use eZest on copper for the reason you stated. I do use ms70 and it doesn’t seem to change its color.

@sob1994

Ай бұрын

I've used Coin Care & Verdi-Care on cooper and had really good results.

Having them cleaned. They look good but the dirt makes it look original.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

I like toning but not a fan of dirt or crud on them 🤷🏼‍♂️

congrats. ive been curious on how people restore coins

Thanks!

I was gifted 30+ silver dollars... mostly Morgans and a few Peace... by my wonderful grandfather when I was just an infant. As I got into collecting in my 20s, I discovered all but one were common dates and circulated. I used silver polish bought in the grocery store to shine 'em up, including the one coin that was the exception--an 1895-S Morgan. I had a coin shop I had a relationship with send it into PCGS for grading. This was maybe 25 years ago, give or take a few. The two substances you used either didn't exist then or were unknown to me. I was gobsmacked when it came back an XF-45... no "cleaned", no details. So go figure, eh?

@rockysramblings

Күн бұрын

Nice! Well done 😁

I recall that not many years ago the grading services would notate cleaned on the holder and not assign a grade

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Yes. They still do. If they can tell if it’s been cleaned

Oh mine!! ❤

You're only ever meant to handle a coin by its EDGES!! Cowboy!

@rockysramblings

19 күн бұрын

Why does it matter? If I can touch them, clean them and send them to PCGS and get the grades I was shooting for….. then why? Where’s the logic?

@michaellooney1089

15 күн бұрын

@@rockysramblings You're American, that's why! You clowns ALL use that PCGS 'slabbing' crap, with FAKE 'grading'!! Why do you want to take ALL the character out of your coins?? I own a superb Uncirculated George IV 1824 Shilling with the most beautiful BLUE toning - why would I want to CLEAN it!!?????

Ok, first I want to say I absolutely love your videos showing that coins absolutely can be "restored " without creating or causing damage to the point itself. I see so many discussions on this and the negativity towards it that it's become at a point to where nearly makes me sick. Then you have those that are trying to clean them with things like ketchup and toothbrushes and toothpaste and so on and so forth that also makes me sick! Anyhow the reason for this comment is because I realized that you are into the high dollar coinage and can obviously afford to do so however for those of us that do coin roll hunting and things of such nature and pennies nickels dimes quarters 50 cent pieces and the modern dollars which are obviously mostly circulated when you're doing wild hunts like that and I would absolutely love love love love love love to see a video of your cleaning excuse me " restoration " to the circulated more modern cornage found in the wild and or circulated as referred to. I believe I've watched all of your videos regarding this subject and have yet to find anything where any type of modern circulated coinage found in the wild... For example '70s pennies '80s nickels '90s quarters you get the idea anyways I would love to see even just a short short video of you doing those type of coins for those of us that can't exactly afford to even purchase a single Morgan let alone several. LOL

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! So for anything post 1964 using metals like zinc or nickel in the composition, basically all the modern stuff, I have used MS-70 to clean them and have no received details graded. I did use eZest on a copper penny in another video and it makes it more pink than red and I was concerned but I also did not receive a details grade from ANACS. I worry about eZest on Pennie’s tho. Just because of the color change. It makes it suspicious to me. I am not really into modern coins but if I ever do a cleaning on one to send in I will definitely do a video for you! Thanks again!

@KClivlaughlove

Ай бұрын

@@rockysramblings wow! I am so impressed with you! 1) I didn't expect ANY reply, let alone so quickly! 2) I love how you show true CARE for your subscribers thoughts and suggestions. Even those of us not so fortunate as yourself! THANK YOU, YOU'VE MADE MY DAY! I too used eZest on a copper and it did the same thing, pinkish and ugly! Oddly, both acetone (pure), nor eZest made any changes to the (clad) state quarter, (clad) National Park quarter, (clad) Kennedy, nor to the Sacagawea! Not a single change...positive or negative. I would love that, IF you ever do any cleaning on anything more modern, such as is in "today's" back rolls, pocket change, ECT. I'm otherwords, cheap. LOL (forget the zinc, they are worthless and fall apart without doing anything with them lol) but like for example I'm trying to put together a state and national Park complete P&D set (clad)

Omg look how dirty that Q-tip is just from that one side......ty I all ways like learning new things

Great video, I just subscribed

@rockysramblings

12 күн бұрын

Thank you!

I sent coins to NGC to be cleaned and graded. They sent the coin back as an AU58. Broke out of holder and sent back to get better grade and it came back as cleaned.

@rockysramblings

2 күн бұрын

🤣🤣 go figure

I just got a bunch of coins including Peace & Morgon SD’s from my mother that were my father’s. He passed away 40 years ago and I didn’t even know they existed. Anyway, I’m so confused trying to figure out what to do with them so I started watching videos. I was thinking of starting by going to the library and use the “red coin book” to get an idea of value, and then maybe pursue getting them graded? ANACS has a deal at $14 per coin for 10 coins and they are in the Chicago area in August. This video seems to show that cleaning the coins might not be the best plan because PCGS didn’t grade one of your coins and gave it a cleaned designation?

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

The coin they graded as cleaned was heavily worn and PCGS will pretty much give a cleaned grade to any coin they see some lines on without considering if it was normal wear or not. The others were in uncirculated condition. The easiest research you can do is to assume a grade and then check eBay for the values. If you think it’s worth it then maybe get them graded. Usually if they aren’t in high grades they won’t be worth paying to grade. Or you could take them into a coin shop and have them look at them but beware if they seem too eager to buy them off of you. Even a worn coin on certain dates can be big money.

Thanks for the education

Quick question, if there's a scratch on the coin and you do this, would it make the scratch look like a brand new scratch and give it away as recently cleaned?

@rockysramblings

18 күн бұрын

I am not sure. None of these coins are flawless, but If it’s a big enough scratch they’ll call it details/scratched anyway.

Greetings Great video. Thanks! Have you ever tried BU PLUS?

@rockysramblings

21 күн бұрын

Nope. Never heard of it 🤔

@followedd

21 күн бұрын

Good morning. Hope you’re doing well. There is a video on this platform named “BU Plus Residue Remover and Brightener Instructional Video” It’s a good one as well. I’ve used this product and works pretty well. However, it can’t remove carbon spots as the its creator or the product says. Thanks, and have a great day!

I have a 1891 morgan proof cameo ms 64 that has a lot of Haziness on the reverse. Would you recommend sending it to pcgs for restoration, or should I try restoring it myself.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Are you sure it’s a proof or a DMPL? I’ve used this process on proof coins as well.

@hectorsanchez3003

Ай бұрын

Yes, it's a PR64CAM. After watching your video, I'm considering cleaning my coin myself and sending it to PCGS for raw grading. However, I'm concerned that it might be returned without the cameo designation or be graded lower due to cleaning.

@johnness9891

11 күн бұрын

Do it Urself, I've Paid, alot toget them cleaned by A Profesional , An U can Do it just like in this video, Use Distilled Water to Rinse Off An A soft Microfiber Towel, Very Softly. U can Get the SAME RESULTS LIKE IN THIS VIDEO..ESPECIALLY THE EZEST CLEANER AND THE MS70, NOT SURE ABOUT THE ICESATONE STUFF

Grading coins by PCGS Europe (is located in Paris) is very expensive where i live (i live in Switzerland). At least 100 swiss francs. That's why i don't do it.

1899 is a great score especially cracking from accugrade

@rockysramblings

20 күн бұрын

Yeah I was pretty happy with it!

8:59 wow that's a huge difference it'll be interesting to see how they score

Hope PCGS never sees this video & makes CLEANED notes on those verification #s.😵

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

They’re too lazy to do that

@acousticshadow4032

Ай бұрын

@@rockysramblings ~ Hope PCGS never sees your followup comment calling them LAZY. 🙃😂

Good deal ! You know what's coming from the naysayers now... "That'll never get past CAC" 😆 I just ordered a bottle of MS70 to give it a try. I've tried ezest, and you are so right, it can fubar a silver dollar if left in too long. It gives it a dull ,off white color and takes away any semblance of cartwheel affect. I'll be happy to take that other 94 off your hands 🤗 Enjoyed the video 👍👍

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Never clean or dip or use anything on copper coins

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

I used MS70, acetone and eZest on Pennie’s in another video. I thought the eZest would come back cleaned but they all got a straight grade to my surprise.

Did PCGS force you to insert that long disclaimer in the video description?

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

No. I don’t even know what it says. I use Chat AI to write a long description that has keywords in it 🤣

So why do you clean your coins other than they are more pleasing to look at, and it would save you some money from having someone else/grading company clean them? Does it make the coin more valuable?

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Eye appeal can increase the value of a coin. Besides I just figure if it’s going to get encapsulated it may as well look its best

I noticed that you clean your coins with only 1 end of a Q-tip. That one Q-tip end gets very dirty. It appears that you are spreading that filth/dirt all over the surface of the coin evenly. Is that the idea? Does that help to maintain a look of originality? What would be the result if you used a clean end of the Q-tip and dipped it in MS70 and then went over the surface of the coin with a clean Q-tip?

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

The rinse gets all that grime off. If it gets really dirty I will swap ends. I’m just trying to make the most of the Q-tip. There’s no strategy behind it. That MS70 is slimy and somewhat thick so when you rinse it off you can feel the slimy stuff on the coin and I keep rinsing it until I don’t feel the slime anymore. Also why I use warm water to help rinse the slime off.

Wonder how that would do if laser cleaned

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

🤷🏼‍♂️

Polishing compound and a microfiber towel

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Never tried it

@painmt651

24 күн бұрын

If you want to ruin your coin…

You double dip?? The dirty q-tip back in the MS-70? What!

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

It’s okay, it’s still using the same chemicals. It loosens debris from the surface. The rinse is what really gets it off.

That 1894 was already cleaned before you dipped it

Does anyone use a jewelry ultrasonic cleaner? Won't it take the oil and dirt off the coins?

@rockysramblings

11 күн бұрын

It probably will but there’s a possibility it could damage the coins in other ways. I haven’t tried it myself. Perhaps I should.

Those chemicals are doing a number on your fingers.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

I’ve had far worse

first coin, there is a D stamped in the R

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

🤔 care to elaborate?

@oldmanpatriot1490

Ай бұрын

@@rockysramblings What is there to elaborate on? there is a D stamped into the R on the first coin you showed. I dint know why its there.. you are the one teaching people about coins so I pointed out my observation to get the expertise opinion as to why. But it was really just a blanket statement observation rather than a question. whether you care to know why or nor, Is not on me. its not my coin. Maybe a security detail? who knows but Im not going to lose sleep over whether or not I know why there is a D stamped in your coin.. Hows that for elaboration.? Half the time these get deleted anyway.

@oldmanpatriot1490

Ай бұрын

@@rockysramblings What is there to elaborate on? there is a D stamped into the R on the first coin you showed. I dint know why its there.. you are the one teaching people about coins so I pointed out my observation to get the expertise opinion as to why. But it was really just a blanket statement observation rather than a question. whether you care to know why or nor, Is not on me. its not my coin. Maybe a security detail? who knows but Im not going to lose sleep over whether or not I know why there is a D stamped in your coin.. Hows that for elaboration.? Half the time these get deleted anyway.

You’re seriously over estimating the “one or two pounds” of force you’re using on the swab. I couldn’t get to 3/4 pounds before breaking a swab. One or two ounces is even on the high side.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Well I didn’t use a scale. But I’m not applying a whole lot of pressure. I’ve seen videos where people say to roll it across but it’s im trying to make the point that it can be dragged over the surface without marking it. Dragging cleans it a lot better than rolling it.

As soon as I saw your 'title', I thought AMERICAN!

@rockysramblings

19 күн бұрын

Why is that?

And my first question is why have a circulated details 1894 Philadelphia in the set just to have one it’s does not make sense to just have a coin in there don’t think it benefits you to have a details coin in set just very confusing most people who put coins in set registration are trying to build the number 1 set

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

I doubt I’d ever get the #1 set of Morgan’s. I don’t have that kind of money. I do it just to have a complete set. Even if it’s cleaned. It’s a key date 🤷🏼‍♂️

Try metholated spirits to dry coin, instead of clothes, apply with cotton bud. Cheers Robin

I'm not even going to comment this time.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

You just did

@TobaccoRowe1960

Ай бұрын

@@rockysramblings No a comment would include words like NaF Sodium Fluoride and Polymers.

Mine are all black.!!

@rockysramblings

26 күн бұрын

What did you use?

The fact that you are holding the coin like a complete DA just bothers the sh!t out of me. 😂 Great channel and video man but god just hold the coin on the edge. I get mad at my customers for touching my coins like this. I mean seriously why are you doing that?

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

In not the holders? Or out? I usually do grab the rims unless I am intending to restore them anyway. If it’s in the holder…. 🤷🏼‍♂️ holders can be cleaned. Thanks for watching!

Try Clay Bar, game changer

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Have you had them graded afterward?

if you brocke that out 1880cc you lost a lot ,both pcgs and ngc grades them in holder and so does anacs not as popular but they doit ,

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

Holder was damaged. PCGS broke it out

You never want use ms70 or ez zest on a circulated coin.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

I did. Turned out just fine

@sob1994

Ай бұрын

@@rockysramblings They won't straight grade is what I meant to say..

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

@@sob1994 but this video is showing that you can

@sob1994

Ай бұрын

@@rockysramblings yes on Unc coins you can but on a circulated coins like the 94 it will be too bright to straight grade. I know it was already a details coin, I originally left the comment before seeing that. But even if you pay to get a circulated Morgan professional conserved by NGC it still won't pass with a straight grade from what I've seen.

Last time i used a q tip on a morgan pcgs coin came back cleaned. M

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

My guess would be that the coin already had cleaning marks. They are extremely picky about any lines. They don’t take the time to determine if lines are from cleaning or wear like ANACS. Either that or you pushed too hard. I barely apply pressure. Or whatever you cleaned off scratched it in the process.

عندي قطعه 1921

@user-ol3yn2dp3v

Ай бұрын

اريد بيع هل تستطيع مساعدتي

@user-ol3yn2dp3v

Ай бұрын

ارجو المساعده وتقاسم ثمنها بل النصف

Call it what you will, but it's called ezest because it's "easiest."

@rockysramblings

13 күн бұрын

E Zest 😆

Hi

@rockysramblings

14 күн бұрын

Hello

screwtube wont let me reply.. (Reply) What is there to elaborate on? there is a D stamped into the R on the first coin you showed. I dint know why its there.. you are the one teaching people about coins so I pointed out my observation to get the expertise opinion as to why. But it was really just a blanket statement observation rather than a question. whether you care to know why or nor, Is not on me. its not my coin. Maybe a security detail? who knows but Im not going to lose sleep over whether or not I know why there is a D stamped in your coin.. Hows that for elaboration.? Half the time these get deleted anyway.

@Chuds_duds

Ай бұрын

What are you talking about old man?

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

It’s just the upper loop of the R with some dirt in the upper loop still so it accents the shape.

Anyone tried a dip in TarnX?

@rockysramblings

14 күн бұрын

Nope

What ever you use remember one thing, Coin Dealers will knock off many dollars off a coin if they can prove it's been cleaned.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

If PCGS can’t detect it how will a random dealer? I don’t sell anyway so I’m not concerned but true none the less

Stop misinforming novis coin collectors. Ur a menis to honest coin collectors.

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

How am I misinforming anyone? I did an experiment and shared the results

@pierretalbot

Ай бұрын

No misinformation here. I don't know what you are going on about. He was completely transparent and showed the entire process.

@scotts1356

Ай бұрын

Sorry, but I don't take anyone seriously who can't even spell "menace." SMH.

@pierretalbot

Ай бұрын

@@scotts1356 Right!

@russelbrown6275

Ай бұрын

It’s considered sacrilege for some collectors.

That’s why I called junk silver when you clean coins. You ruined the value when you clean those coins. So are you gonna tell people that you clean the coins when you sell them?

@rockysramblings

21 күн бұрын

I don’t sell but even if I did, is it cleaned if PCGS can’t even spot it? When PCGS cleans them they call them restored. So if I restore them then it’s junk? Make it make sense.

@lindamorris1035

21 күн бұрын

Dipping coins is how all professionals conserve coins

It’s not that you can’t clean coins. You just can’t improperly clean coins. Like taking a coin and rubbing it in your dirty T-shirt for a couple minutes. Any professional coin restoration is cleaning. Just proper cleaning… No reason anyone can’t do it.

@rockysramblings

13 күн бұрын

I rubbed it in my shirt and got straight grades 🤷🏼‍♂️

@madmattdigs9518

13 күн бұрын

@@rockysramblings Ha, that’s awesome. I guess a clean cotton t-shirt maybe but I can just imagine dirt and little tiny rocks or bits of metal becoming a problem.

@rockysramblings

13 күн бұрын

@@madmattdigs9518 well yeah that wouldn’t be good haha

only an idiot cleans a coin! You reduce the value of it by 90% by doing that!

@rockysramblings

13 күн бұрын

How? It’s graded by PCGS! 🤣

Every one of these coins should come back with cleaned and environmental damage, a good person would see that

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

PCGS didn’t see it

Wow must be nice just to have that kind of money to waste. Instead of wasting the money I can give you my number and address and you can just send it my way I could really use it😂😂

@rockysramblings

Ай бұрын

It’s for science! ☝🏻😆

@ericschulze5641

Ай бұрын

You are aware that most Morgan's even very fine ones are only worth scrap value and are still sent to melt

End results, a MS65 and MS64 now came back MS63. And the VF coin is now ungradable. Fantastkc.

@rockysramblings

15 күн бұрын

Did you watch the video? 🤔

@danieldwyer

15 күн бұрын

@@rockysramblings 1:53 1890-O MS64 2:03 1899 MS65 2:33 1894 VF25 10:23 1894- Genuine, cleaned, VF detail. Meaning it is now worst then VF25. 16:21 1890-O MS63, which is worse than MS64 and 1899 MS65. So, overall, two coins ended up downgraded and the third came back the same. You have to stop thinking of grades as "shiny appeal" It is the original surfaces, high points of the detail and lack of scratches that give coins their good ratings. Cleaning them can't help any of that.