Does It Work? Mystery Coin Cleaner Testing: Coin Collecting Tools for Cleaning Coin Roll Hunt Finds

Product review by a veteran Amazon Vine reviewer and beginning coin collector of a mystery coin cleaner found on Amazon by a company named KEXGUSS. It promises to remove tarnish, stains, and grime from coins, sterling silver, copper, and gold, preserving "beauty and value" according the product description on Amazon. Neither the product labeling nor the product description provide any indication of what is in the solution, and the name is a generic one, thus the mystery behind this product. Coin Cleaner & Protector Kit (tested) https://amzn.to/4vy6HeR Will it clean coins? Is it safe to use on coins? Are there toxic fumes? Watch this #coincleaning video to find out! TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Introduction to the Mystery Amazon Coin Cleaner 0:23 - Concerns About Unknown Ingredients and Safety 1:02 - Reviewing the Product Listing and Instructions 2:04 - Warnings About Cleaning Valuable Coins 3:12 - Preparing Coins and Testing Setup Outdoors 4:06 - Selecting Silver, Nickel, Penny, and Quarter Test Coins 5:24 - Organizing Coins Into Cleaning Batches 6:10 - First Soak Test and Initial Reactions 7:38 - One Minute Results Show Minimal Cleaning 8:29 - Signs the Cleaner Is Working Slowly 9:22 - Gloves, Chemical Feel, and Safety Observations 10:25 - Cleaner Performance on Dirty Pennies and Corrosion 11:18 - Nickels and Proof Coins Begin to Shine 12:09 - Heavy Corrosion Requires More Scrubbing and Soaking 13:09 - Testing the Cleaner on Silver Half Dollars 14:08 - Ten Minute Results and Water Rinse Process 15:18 - Proof Nickel Shows Strongest Cleaning Effect 16:24 - Regular Nickels and Silver Coins After Longer Soaks 17:39 - Penny Results and Loss of Natural Coin Luster 19:01 - Silver Coins Clean Faster Than Corroded Copper 20:15 - Half-and-Half Penny Dip Experiment 21:41 - Recommended Cleaning Times and Final Soaking Thoughts 22:25 - Final Cleaning Batch and Disposal Concerns 24:11 - Drying Coins and Observing Remaining Residue 25:26 - Thoughts on the Coin Protectant Product 27:43 - Microscope Examination of Cleaned Coins 28:14 - Results on 90% and 40% Silver Coins 29:11 - Stubborn Quarter Residue and Remaining Stains 30:28 - Dime and Nickel Cleaning Results Under Magnification 31:32 - How Cleaned Coins Lose Natural Appearance 33:13 - Corroded Pennies Show Limited Improvement 35:11 - Best Results Came From Lightly Dirty Coins 36:14 - Final Conclusions About the Mystery Cleaner 37:18 - Silver Coins Responded Best to the Cleaner 38:22 - Concerns About the Coin Protectant and Product Value 39:14 - Why Cleaning Coins Is Usually Not Recommended 40:18 - Final Advice for Beginners and Collectors PLEASE NOTE: I purchased this product myself. This is not a sponsored review, nor did I receive the product in exchange for my review. The views shared are mine alone, based upon my experience with this product as shown on camera. ****This video is for entertainment only, and I am not advocating that anyone other than a trained numismatist (a person who knows a lot about coins) should consider cleaning their coins. DISCLAIMER: Any substance used on your coins to clean them may damage the coin's surface,. Use all products with caution. *** ==================================== This is a beginner-friendly channel geared towards other beginners who enjoy the hobby of coin collecting and want to learn more about coin roll hunting, buying and selling coins on Ebay, and how to get better at grading their coins with the use of free resources. ============================= Recommended products I like to use: 25-Pack Double Pocket 2.5"x2.5" Unplasticized Vinyl Coin Flips https://amzn.to/4tWF26O VisionAid Hands-Free Magnifying Glass with Light & Stand https://amzn.to/4dfhOSw Elikliv Autofocus 4K Digital Microscope https://amzn.to/49CBpeb TOMLOV P10 Handheld Microscope https://amzn.to/4dpQKjl 5-Pairs Cotton Gloves https://amzn.to/4uz0LBK Product Disclaimer: Please note I am an Amazon Associate and I earn a small commission (2-4% on average) from qualifying Amazon purchases made by you after clicking Amazon links for products listed here. You are never charged anything extra for clicking on these affiliate links.