Cleaning Coins after Beach Detecting with Tim Davies (Must Watch) 2018 The Money Pot Australia 🇦🇺

It stinks, damn it stinks. Come on guys, let's have a look at how I clean my coins. Here we have all the fives, tens and twenties and silvers. Now it looks like they just all come straight out of a wishing well or a fountain. So no, I haven't been robbing fountains at night time. Now I've got the old vinegar, dollar, salt, dollar and they're in the little containers here now with salt and vinegar and I do shake them up from time to time. Now what I've got in here is that's full of all the fifties and twenties and they're all the pennies and half pennies and pennies and half pennies. Ones and two cent coins which are chockers. They're just dead weight. They're more fives. Here we go. Stacks. Now this is very important. When you first put all your coins into a dish like this and they're all green and crudded and you can't tell whether they're coppers or silvers or what they are. Once you put them in here and you put the salt and vinegar and start to move them around as soon as you can see that there's a flush of silver, separate it. As soon as you can see the Now normally what happens is you'll get just about every single one out and one of these little nasties will still be left behind, a one cent coin. And this one cent coin is capable of making about thirty or fifty of them all pink. Nasty. Now this is a soft way of doing it. I've filled all that up with vinegar to the tops of all of them. Now what I'll do is I'm gonna put salt just on this side. Alright and then I'll speed play this up five minutes. Don't forget guys, this month I'm in gold, gem and treasure, the old G, G and T. So go down to your local news agency and grab it. Now after twenty minutes they're pretty much silver. I've thrown in a few extra fifties that I accidentally threw in there for like one minute and then bang within like 30 seconds they'd gone pink on me. Ah damn. So back to the drawing boards with those couple there. You can see in there bright pink but everything underneath it is what we did before and she's pretty much almost cloned up. Well there's some of the fitties cloned. They're starting to look really good. Awesome. Get that pink one out of the equation there. So I'll check the dates on them before I go spend them. And slowly the brew's lurking. They're slowly going all silver. Well guys fast forward now and the juice is all blue as you can see. Now I can go through and pull out all the 925s. It's a silver. Silver bucks. And I'll go and get all the dates off them and see if there's any good ones. They're all current coins collected in probably the last three months or something. And the lady down the bank she goes through them again. All right so there we go guys that's salt and vinegar cloned up nicely. It stinks. Damn it stinks. Whole house is trashed. Don't like it. Nasty stuff. All right so we're all done and dusted. Here's all the five cent coins. They've been soaking in vinegar overnight. We got all our 20s here. They're in distilled water at the moment. Right from the vinegar here, from the salt and the vinegar, they've got to go straight into distilled water. Or else they will just turn all psychedelic green within two minutes. It's just like magic. All right guys we're back and we've sorted everything out. They've all been in distilled water and they should be good to just now lay down on a nice little towel here and start to sort of dry them out. I go through them and check every single one. And there's my nice 925 silvers there. A few big ones. So that was all of them guys. That's pennies from the past. And here's all my current silvers that I've found in the last probably three months. All right let's wrap them up and let's go to the bank Sonny. Let's go.