MrZun

I love that last one of yours, is It a Denarius? Love that last one of yours, is It a Denarius?

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Its now my best Coin in my collection. What you guys think? It has a bit of dirt, but it makes It unique in my eyes. And i am feeling a bit patriotic for a state that no longer existe lol It has 3,1 grams and 19 mm in diameter. VID_74810325_025803_929.mp4

It never Hurts to have someone else opinion I guess.

I never buyed one, but i got my eyes into this one here, what you guys think? And Also, can you all see any bronze disease in It?

It has an Weight of 3,1 grams

What Will happen If i put It in DW?

I am goin to buy this sestertii, are these Green spots in the coin Just patina? Or should i be worried about them?

They are from Argentina? Their inflation is so high you could probably buy even their government If you want It lol, and Also, cool sestertius you got there

I Will soon, he reserved them to me

You visited his site? He is Brazilian and i live in Brazil, the prices are not the same of yours currency. Actually, the prices are the same as the ones i Saw at Vcoins

The Hadrian koinon of macedon has a Weight of 12,41 grams and 26,14 mm in diameter. The Probus antoninuanus has 3,36 grams in Weight and 22,55 mm of diameter.

I Will buy these Coins, what you guys think? VID-20240302-WA0002.mp4

I Will buy this follis, but It weights 2,81 grams, is this a correct Weight for such follis?

So, there is a Very cheap Denarius of antoninus pius selling, but its Very dirty and i was wondering if i could Clean in and How, and If It Will turn out great.

I Also want an opinion about these ones here:

What you guys think?

True. But what i found out is that the coins do get dirty. Even If you handle them well and have a place safe for storage. I gave them a soak of 30 min, and It was amazing How much dirt It left from them, but some didnt change much. I then used a cotton cloth and a lot of Black stain stayed in It. And some Black stuff in the bust of my Trajan Denarius left the coin. And the patina and colour and tooning stayed. My Vespasian that has yellow with blue tooning around, It kept It, my Septimius one kept its dark yellowish tone too. I Will prob do It again after 5 month or an year. However, they become verybright after the process, but a day later they have already reduced the color and are perfect

True. But what i found out is that the coins do get dirty. Even If you handle them well and have a place safe for storage. I gave them a soak of 30 min, and It was amazing How much dirt It left from them, but some didnt change much. I then used a cotton cloth and a lot of Black stain stayed in It. And some Black stuff in the bust of my Trajan Denarius left the coin. And the patina and colour and tooning stayed. My Vespasian that has yellow with blue tooning around, It kept It, my Septimius one kept its dark yellowish tone too. I Will prob do It again after 5 month or an year

The silver that turned into tooning because of oxidation can be removed using it? Or does It get preserved. I am thinking about soaking them every 5 months to Clean them from salts and dirt.

And can It remove silver from the coin itself?

Can cleaning ancient silver Denarius with soaking them in distilled water damage the coin or remove the patina?

Kinda got interested in this one, for being the column Denarius of Trajan, but what worries me are these spots of orange-yellow-green around the Surface that makes me Wonder If its a trully silver Denarius. The design also is a bit strange dont you think? The description of the coins says that It weights 3.36 grams