MS-70 8 oz. Coin Cleaner (Qty = 1 Bottle)

Excellent product I would say to the consumer to make sure you heed the warning on the bottle that says test on an inconspicuous. Penny, it works really well on all silver colored coins but some coppers it changes the color slightly but that's to be expected. It says that on the bottle

Works like a charm! This I wouldn't usually do to an old coin however it really didn't have any real patina, it was mostly dirt, and I don't think I'll ever sell if I do it will be as a cleaned coin! Stuff did wonders with just a cotton swab!

I will first start off by saying wear some gloves, it felt like I couldn’t wash it off my fingers. I used 2 Q-tips after a little trial and error on how to hold it while cleaning/brightening. Okay, cleaning power is so-so for me, I tried it on a couple newer coins before I went onto my old ones, Not really great with Pennie’s, it does somewhat “clean” the coin but if it’s dirty and vanished than it won’t get you to that wow factor, Nickles, Dimes and Quarters it works well on as long as they’re not too dirty, my older Silver coins I will say definitely shined up a lot, those ones went from a dirty look to a bright shine. I will say I followed the directions of letting this sit on the coins for a couple seconds as per the instructions on the bottle, but in all honesty I had to let it sit longer to get it to work better, I first used a Q-Tip and dabbed it on, let it sit for about 10 seconds and scrubs with a clean Q-tip, that felt like it too more work to get it to clean. I then let it sit for about 45 seconds to a minute and scrubbed with a fresh Q-Tip, it worked much better to give the coin a nice shine. All in all, it works but it works much better with old silver or gold coins, Pennie’s it’s not so much, newer nickels and dimes it’s not too bad with but I feel this is made more for silver and gold than nickel and copper

I bought it to clean some U.S. nickels and dimes that were made prior to 1965. The majority of the coins I cleaned are in the VG and VF state. It was able to clean out the majority of the dirt and dust that covered the coins with a Q-tip, but not all. If I leave the liquid exposed to air overnight, it will lose its effectiveness. It was very noticeable when that happened. I'll remember to just pour out what I'll be using so the rest won't be wasted.

Easy to use and very effective for most situations. BUT! Pay attention to the ventilation warnings.

Makes coins look brand new without discoloring, scratching, and is streak free! I use it on coins, jewelry, and even used it to clean my faucets! Very good priduct

For this, I followed the instructions and cleaned half of a Silver Franklin with a Q-tip. You can see just how much it takes off. With more scrubbing the results may even improve further beyond what was already achieved. This is a solid product. If you have coins that are in excellent condition and simply tarnished this will improve their quality. I know people argue you should not clean coins, but to amateur collectors a shiny coin sells and they do not care about an MS rated quality. Simply it is silver and it is shiny. How I used the product: - Opened bottle - Put in Q-tip - Rubbed Q-tip on coin and repeat process for 20 seconds. - Profit The second picture is of the same coin completed.

Does not work. Tried everything. Let the coin soak some, used a light brush - nothing worked with this “cleaner”. Ended up buying another brand