Are these collectible coins that may have more than face value? If so, think twice about cleaning them until you have had them appraised, as it just might devalue its worth. Here are some coin sites to help you out.
If the have value, such as collectable coins, do not clean them! They are more valuable with the tarnish on them! Otherwise, put your coins in a dish/pan, sprinkle with baking soda, then pour vinegar over it. The vinegar will cause the baking soda to bubble up, and will allow you to use this paste to wipe over the coins, and the dirt, etc. should come right off. But again, do not clean them if they have value to collectors!
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Soak in Cola overnight..........
But technically, you don't want to clean old coins,if you're in to collecting .Especially not with cola...
but it depends if your using old coins for a craft type..
and not in to coin collecting etc etc.you can use warm water,baking soda & salt..
Are these collectible coins that may have more than face value? If so, think twice about cleaning them until you have had them appraised, as it just might devalue its worth. Here are some coin sites to help you out.
https://coins.thefuntimesguide.com/how-to-clean-coins/amp/
https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/clean-coins-safely-768309
https://www.preciousmetals.com/blog/2014/11/clean-old-coins/
use warm soapy water and soak them .Then dry Them to a shine
http://www.numismaster.com/ta/inside_numis.jsp?page=how-to-handle-clean-coins
If the coins are very old, please do not clean them as it will lower the value of the coin.
If they have value then don't clean them!
If the have value, such as collectable coins, do not clean them! They are more valuable with the tarnish on them! Otherwise, put your coins in a dish/pan, sprinkle with baking soda, then pour vinegar over it. The vinegar will cause the baking soda to bubble up, and will allow you to use this paste to wipe over the coins, and the dirt, etc. should come right off. But again, do not clean them if they have value to collectors!