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You buy any country I have coin Thailand 10thz and one penny 1961 queen Elizabeth 11 and phillipine coin 5 pisos nonagon 130 PCs plus I have also 20 pisos 80 PCs plus ant many other coin how much coin good price I want to sell all of them
I have been collecting for about 40 years and I have a lot of old coins and I have been keeping every copper penny I get in charge for the last 15 years. I have Morgan's I have buffalo Nichols and V Nichols also some big penny's I have a Indian head penny that's 1862 and in very good condition.
I just can't get enough of your videos. August 31st I retired from Railroad (BNSF) formerly The Santa fe. after retiring I had forgotten all about all the pennies I've found over the years , I just tossed them in a drawer of my toll box and forgot all about them until 3 month ago I stop and got a 12 pack of Coors had 3 cents coming back to me I was ready to toss in the bowl. If This bright Red glowing penny caught my eye I kept it. It's a 1962 D flawless, for 3 months I've been staring at this and learning from you and one other. So wanting to send to it in. There are 2 errors nobody has shown me in a book or videos. Now ready for that drawer in my toolbox.
Thank you so much for your video. My mother has recently gotten into coin collecting has been getting a lot of coins from the bank or grocery store and is constantly convinced that she has an error coin when it could just be wear and tear. She wanted me to put them on Ebay and instead I refused and found your video. Thanks for saving us a lot of frustration!
Nevertheless I’ve got coin fever and a whole new world of possibilities in my pocket has emerged if for nothing else than to add just the right amount of extra meaning to life. I’m very grateful for people like you who share this very valuable information .
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I inherited a collection and I am overwhelmed with this, unbelievable to the amount of info that's out there, what to believe and what not to believe....what gets graded, what doesn't and on and on.....not my thing but I have many to go thru
My friend. I have had excellent luck with ANACS on my mint errors and varieties. I know this company is ranked 3rd among collectors but they in my humble opinion are great when it comes down to errors and varieties. They do not get the recognition and press that they truly deserve. They are still a GRADING COMPANY. They I believe are still working for the collectors and not the Corporate Entities. Look at their turnaround times and their prices. Too many hands in the cookie jar. Thanks.
Anacs actually grade’s pretty well. The problem is that they don’t value feedback from their customers and refuse to get rid of those god awful yellow holders or hire someone halfway competent that can photograph the coins. I’ve told them this many times and they could care less. They also have zero presence on any of the social media platforms
I only trust anacs because the top two are scams in my opinion. If I am paying to have a coin graded I expect them to tell me if I have a error or variety and let me decide if I want to pay the extra money to have it attributed.
Excellent tutorial! I've been a collector since 1962 and an eBay buyer/seller since Feb 1998. I'm a subber on your channel and really enjoy down home honesty in your vids. Cheers, Bob
Thankyou so much. I really appreciate this video. I have 2 1939 double die Monticello on the Reverse and I’m positive they are. I needed this info. You are the most professional in here. Thankyou I also have a 1948 P Nickel that weighs 4.66 grams !
You are the first person I went to I love how honest you are and you don't speed through something you don't make it sound exciting when it's not I listen to so many people when they are just so excited and it's like if 1955 double die like good luck finding one if you do great but it's just a waste of time listen to anybody else I get excited listen to you and finding out the truth I really enjoy looking at coins and you really have to you can't just think you're going to find 10000 in your couch to where that's happened before but that's like lottery doesn't happen too often..thank you keep up the great work oh and I don't care I'm going to say it you're smarter than anybody I listen to!.. no offense to them
Man I thought that was easy breezy but takes some a little more common sense and also going to the right channels I appreciate your tape thank you so much for showing how to sell your coins and not get ripped off😊
Oh my goodness! I am so glad I found you! I am having a blast searching through my pocket change etc, but I found the most unusual penny recently. It's a 1951 D, the 1 is nearly sideways. The rest of the penny looks fine... it's brown, but not scuffed up. I will go through your videos and see if this is an error coin. I really like your videos. Thank you.
You give a lot of good information for someone who is just starting to learn about queen collecting and selling. I don’t see where I can like for your channel but you are very knowledgeable on in a lot of different areas. Thank you
It depends on how much work you want to put in to get the maximum amount of money for your coins. You can bring them to a dealer or auction house yes but they’re going to take their cut so to speak. Or you can put in the leg work and sell them individually to fellow collectors without any fees on either Instagram, Facebook, local coin club or show ect ect
Thank you for all these videos. I'm currently not interested in selling stuff, but someone down at the local club is trying to piece out their father's estate and they asked me to help them at our club's upcoming show in September. As I have quite a lot of knowledge on the coins he has and he doesnt know much about them. This is going to be a great learning experience for me and I'll be sure to put to use all the information and business practices you preach!
Thanks so much, I've been researching for years, have had many outstanding taste count. Still learning. Have some really great rare ones currently. Trying to sell them. So now i have one great staying place appreciate you
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience collecting coins. As a novice it is confusing, and I don't feel comfortable putting a valuable gold coin in the mail to be graded. It would be nice if I could find a reputable local dealer like yourself. But this is a start. Thanks again and best regards....
Thank you for your channel.I was wondering where I could sell my coins. God bless you for your channel,because like me,a lot of people wonder where to sell their coins.😊
I listened to you several years ago. I agreed with most of your comments and there were a few that I felt were just out of the zone. But after watching this video I’m glad I came back. Because it just so happens that I will be relieving myself of a substantial portion of my collection. Now all I got to do is start sorting out the coins. Decide which ones to get graded and which ones to just sell raw. Any and all suggestions and comments will be welcomed.
I have an 1886 morgan with strongly double date on all numbers .P mint. When it was pressed it was tilted and cut away some details, also doubling the nose heavily and leaving a pretty mole on her cheek thats shaped like a star half the size of the 13 colony stars on the edge. The reverse is in at least ms 64, so that shows that the obverse isn’t showing wear. It clearly was cut away during the press of the coin. I’m calling it the “ Marylin Monroe due the very obvious mole and the “Doubled Date” because She “ Marylin “ dated John and Bobby Kennedy. 😂. Going to Baton Rouge to let a high end coin shop look at it. But still going to have it graded and slabbed and auction it off after some PR for it. Wish i could attache a pic of it .
Thank u you a honest man I been shop to coin shop u won't believe it from last 6 months watch in phone studying writing comments which coin n not telling but😊it's very srong racket. I just was not collecting throughing the pocket change coins in one container and than 6 month ago I started this haven't sold 1 coin
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Wow, so expensive price per coin for grading. I guess it's only useful if you have a coin worth like $50. I've spent a lot of time dividing coins into years. But the most valued I've found are penny \ nickel P mint coins like $2. I'll continue to try to educate myself, but I'm not sure if I'm wasting my time or not. Thanks so much for putting all this information online and your website.
😢I just got into this. I found a Susan b Anthony a couple Sackagiwias a 1918 penny a bunch y76ers An old 50 and 20 bills. A n old nickel with some kind of notch in the top middle of JEFFERSONS HEAD. A separated bunch that r all unique. Missing state letters all kinds, I'm not gready but sometimes a few bucks come in handy. Thanks 4 your advice.
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I started selling coins on ebay about 2 years ago and I stick with - silver and clad proof sets, and common coins w/o errors. Easy to grade, prices have a low premium but you learn much and the risk is low if you over or undergrade. Note this does include junk silver. Maybe in a few years I will sell more scarce and rare coins but I do not feel qualified to do so presently.
Hi is this a realistic site. I have seen many explaining coin values this week and are incorrect values. I have a few coins which procedure do I follow the get a appraisal. Your help would be grateful. John Mc
One of the many, hardest things a person can do is sell one of there coins.... In my life i may sell 1 depending on price. But the rest that i collect is just gonna go to my step kids and my little brothers... because they would have more joy in selling it
I've been doing my homework for a while now. I haven't been in touch with any other coin collectors but you,about this particular coin. Enough said, I'll get to you on another time about it. My main concern is how do you keep the ones from getting damaged, when before I got it it was serculated
OK you are correct..I don't know what I am doing...I have collected since I was 3 yr old and I am 51 years old I have double dies and 92 dime 2 crushed damaged out of the coin roll in 92 I have 6 44 I have 60 nickels 45 82 and 25 83 Penny's 3of them doesn't have correct wait and one the size of a nickel every coin above 1940 I have most of them no 43 Penny's I do have a silver or something like that 1975 penny I would be interested in selling them for what ever they should be sold for
J have many old coins like copper coins, gold coins, silver coins Also they changes the water ,some are magnetic others not , even when you press the needle it stands upright and other examples
Not on graded coins, it's more like 30% but the more a coin is worth the more you get. If i can make $1,000 on $10,000 then I can pay 90% of what a coin is worth. It's a case by case. If the coins ungraded then you can't get a true value on those either way.
Im truly blessed by my local coin shop Tacoma Coin and Stamp and a wholesale dealer I found on Ebay years ago. Almost everything they buy and sell precious metal based they pay 80%-90% of what they sell for. Of course on low cost slow moving items like Buffalo nickels or Indian cents its closer to 50%-70%.
Thank you for this video. I just inherited some coins not sure what to do, because I'm not a big collector but there are some interesting ones, how do I get a hold of you?