Cleaning coins with baking soda is a safe and effective method for removing dirt and tarnish. To bring back the beautiful copper shine of a penny, start with a wash in soapy water followed by a combination of a vinegar soak and a baking soda scrub. Note that collectors never wash valuable coins.

There are a lot of ways to clean pennies with stuff you already have at home!

Do you have collectible coins or spare change that is just coated with gunk? Learn how to clean coins the easy way and get them sparkling again.

Cleaning Pennies: We all have pennies, and they are usually dirty. With this instructable, you can clean your pennies very easily using only a few steps.

With our upcoming trip to Disney I knew I had to get my pennies ready for the press penny machines that my daughter loves. When I used to the pressed pennies I would try to use

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How to Clean Oxidized Coins. Oxidized coins are coins that have developed a patina, or a layer of tarnish, over time. This can occur due to exposure to air, water, or other elements, and it can make the coins appear dull and discolored. If you have oxidized coins and would like to clean them, here […] The post Clean Oxidized Coins appeared first on CleanSuggest

The experts at MMDIY share the best ways to clean coins of all types without devaluing them. Follow our simple steps to clean old, tarnished or corroded coins!