DON'T Spend This BICENTENNIAL Quarter! 

I really appreciate that Katheryn! Comments like yours make it all worth it!

Thanks for the kind words!

Agreed

Totally agree with u

Having cake and eating it too is the dealer game. Gotta learn what machine doubling is compared to a DD- bc isn't it died by machines? It's BS

House rules it seems....booo!

My experience with dealers is disappointing. I feel many of them are swindlers.

99.9% are thieves they say don't clean your coins I sold a rare quarter to a dealer for 80 dollars, I know for a fact he used a Dremel with a soft cloth bit cleaned it like new and asked 8500 for it, ya they don't want us to clean them SO THEY CAN AND MAKE BIG MONEY. WHENS THE LAST time you ever went to a coin shop and saw a rough Condition coin for sale well u won't cause they are lying scumbags they want the opportunity of cleaning them and getting all the glory. I know this because I found out exactly how they do it and sent one that I cleaned to pcgs for grading and they sent it. Back to me with an ms66+ grade I cleaned the coin that was worth a little more than face value cleaned it properly came back an ms66+ worth $$725 these coin dealers make car dealers look like saints lol, just a bit of info that all people to know.

Because all coin dealers are full of shit and bullshitter trying to hustle someone that’s why

Thanks @OMP! I keep an eye on your channel. I'm glad things continue to go well!

@@MintMiser Absolutely! We gotta chat again soon and catch up ☺

Sounds good! Call me anytime. EmIl me if you need my number again.

Did you go through them and find any good good ones?

Because they are.....

@@MrsMingo I was looking through some bicentennial silver proof sets I have. I looked at 1 set, the quarter was double die with a mint mark S in uncirculated condition.$$$?

Is it possible it was machine doubling?

Did you sell those for a lot of money?

@@MintMiser I don't know

Ok i made no money on what I had because I'm poor white trash and am seen and treated as such. I had a few "dealers" tell me that I had nothing. I am financially unable to get anything graded and I am limited on what sort of equipment I have and need. All I have is a Moto g 5g. Nothing more. And the only reason I have that is because the guy at the store lied and said the one I really wanted was unavailable. So then help convinced me to get a Moto g 5g stylus. And guess what, that's not what I got. Boost is a disaster. They lie trick you and get you to take something that's isn't what you agreed on. I should have stayed with ST. Putting that aside back to the coins. I need a cheap but good digital usb microscope that I can connect to my phone. I have no other devices, no comp, laptops 😔😔 tablet or otherwise.

​@@Sleghammer😢

Several million silver bicentennial quarters were melted down in the 80's due to a silver shortage. There would have been a lot more out there. Thanks QC!

If it’s a steel penny then it’ll be worth it no matter what.

Weigh it

I might could do that but separately would hafta take it outa the plastic case. but thabnks you give me an idea..

Look for the clad or silver edge.Eyeball it closely

Like wise, here with no marks on drums.

Yes ! me too...In my laundry money...I find a few proofs ,

I see them occasionally. If you're seeing alot, someone may have been holding them and eventually put them back into circulation.

What’s the error?

I have also seen that coin!

Yeah they’re pretty valuable I think

Coin collectors buy...

Any Silver ones

@@A.I.C.U.8.1.2 😉

I agree, 100%!

Good luck! Thanks!

Hi Connie, I know how it is. At 55, my eyes aren't what they used to be. You can do fine with an inexpensive magnifying glass. People have different reasons for getting coins graded. Personally, I would only get something graded if I needed to authenticate an error or variety, or if I had a top pop coin I wanted to preserve. You can check out www.pcgs.com and Daniel has some good videos on grading www.youtube.com/@CoinHELPu

$4-$9

Oh my...........it's a 1906 indian head penny, just like you described. Except it's NOT an indian on the face of the coin. If you do a LITTLE research, all your answers ARE available.

Post mint damage or strike through grease maybe?

It's hard to tell without seeing a picture. There are some message boards and FB groups that allow you to post pictures and ask questions. A lot of times it's just post mint damage. Good luck!

Nice! Have you estimated it's grade?

Thanks and good luck Steven!

Philadelphia

Thanks, any coin related ASMR in your future?

I generally agree with your comment. Thanks Rich

👍 yep!

go to a collector

Did they have a S mint mark ? If so they could have been silver. If not they were not .

@barrygoodson4952 it wasn't. But unless the D mint mark was damaged from mint, pretty sure it was a clad s. Since then I have found two proof bicentennials

Thanks Willy!

❤😂🎉🎉😢😅

Don't give up maybe you will be chosen next time. Even if you don't ...what an honor it still is just to get that far. I'm proud of you

Lol shoot dont be hard on yourself. 😂

Toning can look really good on a coin if it's natural but it usually won't result in a premium on a coin.

A circulation strike no mint mark quarter means it was minted in Philadelphia. You can check out prices on www.pcgs.com. Thanks!

Is it worth anything

It's on the shoulder and behind the back of head

Oh my............

I did… in literally flawless condition easily ms67+ or ms68 maybe even a 68+ it’s glorious

I hang on to anything that is in the mid to high mint state range.

Nice! Most are only valued at .25 but you probably don’t see them often in Manila.

Yeah, and I have one with Snoop Dogg on it

It's a PLAIN no mint mark Philadelphia

You can check www.pcgs.com and estimate the grade with their photograde sections, then look at the price guide and estimate the price.

Maybe you need an English teacher

Perhaps.

I know I dropped a lot of them in arcade machines back in the day. They're not too hard to get a hold of though.

@@MintMiser but I do have like 30 bicentennial quarters

lol, I didn't catch that at first. I'm a little slow in the morning sometimes. I thought about making jokes in my video about a 1975 quarter but my humor is dry and some people wouldn't realize it. Thanks for giving me my first laugh of the day!

Pawn shoppe

Ebay

@@Regularguylive thanks

Upp your ah an around the corner

How about a video of how to get started at heritage auctions?

Your coin needs to have a 5000$ value for heritage ​@@ms.rickie

It's only a Quarter,,,,, You can't sell a common quarter!!!! By the way, Before you get all mad at me I Am A Numismatist !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm a GOD fearing woman...I don't get mad at almost anything...love you

​@@JohnDoe-ie1feif you were a real numismatist you would understand that you can sell damn near anything you want - even a quarter!

PCGS or NGC

No, 99% of the time, a no mint mark coin, was minted in Philadelphia.

Ok thanks.

I can't say I blame you.

I just fixed it. Thanks Robert!

Are they just regular circulated or are they error coins?