How To Remove PVC Damage From Coins Using Acetone
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In this video I demonstrate
In this video I demonstrate a couple of ways to remove PVC damage from coins using Acetone.
The two coins cleaned in this video are the first two I have ever cleaned for PVC damage so they are the guinea pigs of my coin collection. Fortunately, most of my coins do not have PVC damage on them.
Extreme care must be taken not to ruin the value of the coins being cleaned. It is advised not to clean a coin if you don't want to risk ruining the value so if you are worried then play it safe. Do so at your own risk. Grading companies are becoming stricter at assigning grades on coins that have been treated for PVC damage.
As I show in the video, if a coin is a clean, uncirculated, coin without any toning, it can be dipped into the Acetone to remove the PVC from it's surface. If the coin is toned, or circulated and has a nice patina on it, the Acetone will clean it off and it won't look as nice so using the cotton swab method would be safer to implement.
The two coins cleaned in this video are the first two I have ever cleaned for PVC damage so they are the guinea pigs of my coin collection. Fortunately, most of my coins do not have PVC damage on them.
Extreme care must be taken not to ruin the value of the coins being cleaned. It is advised not to clean a coin if you don't want to risk ruining the value so if you are worried then play it safe. Do so at your own risk. Grading companies are becoming stricter at assigning grades on coins that have been treated for PVC damage.
As I show in the video, if a coin is a clean, uncirculated, coin without any toning, it can be dipped into the Acetone to remove the PVC from it's surface. If the coin is toned, or circulated and has a nice patina on it, the Acetone will clean it off and it won't look as nice so using the cotton swab method would be safer to implement.
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