Sorry it took me almost a year to see this video. Christian you did a great job explaining things to us. Looking forward to learning more about error coins as I've found a few. Thank you.
Very informative. It helps us to understsnd what we are looking for, and hoe it got that way. Also gives me more confidence in duscussions to speak about what ive learned from you. Thank you. Hope there are more to come. I'm joining ypur chanel as soon as i hit send! 😊
wow! very informative. thank you. I have a brockage 2001 Rhode Island quarter, and just started to look for information on it. now I have some idea of what it is!
Thank you so much for creating this video. Collecting coins and searching for error coins is a hobby I started about 2 years ago. Although I enjoy it there's so much more I need to learn. This video is awesome and has already helped me an u am only 6 minutes in. Anyone that is newer to coin collecting and/or searching for error coins needs to watch this very informative video. So once again thank you!!! I downloaded it so I have it regardless of cell service
Thank you so much theore I see your channel I find that I learn so much from here than anywhere else. User friendly and so informative I'm beginning and for the last year I struggle with stuff your channel literally has let me understand . Thank you now I'm going to go watch your other videos
You showed your human.. oh no. I have tripped on my own flip flop, them fell off the same flip flops. Dangerous little buggers, worst I can RUN in high heels. But almost died in Flops. You did good and be safe this summer, flip flops everywhere!
Hey Christian great show , I have that 1930 DD d but by the time I sent It off and paid the $70 to have It graded and shipping back It wouldn't be worth sending it in, thanks Bud you have a great Show,love it.
I know I’m late to the video, but I have a 1955/1954 it has 2 different dates on the same coin. It is a 1955 wheat penny on the front, and on the back it is a nickel 1954 on the back. I know it’s a nickel on the back because the date is curved.
One error this video didn't cover that really needed to be mentioned is the "stike-thru" error. That is when the one side of the coin is struck and it shows through to the other side of the coin. Example; Washington quarter, Eagle can be seen on when looking at Washington on obverse side of coin! Great video though! Thank you!!!!
Hey Christian, you forgot a good one on your list. Die cracks. I have a dime with multiple die cracks where it looks like a shattered dinner plate. Like cracks going everywhere on the reverse and on the front of the coin is cool too, it has some letters to the left of Roosevelts face between his forehead and the word liberty. The letters also don't match up like it's from another coin all together. So there's two more errors. I would like to know if you've come across coins with different errors on one coin and how much something like this goes for. Love the content bro.
I enjoyed it, thanks ; what does fat letters mean, dates,etc, double die ? If so ,which variety , could you do a video showing your day ,or hours working . Install a motion detection device at entry, talk to yourself and give reason for things(choices) that you are making. Again thanks.
Hi Christian, I collect error coins, I really enjoyed seeing your video of them. I will look forward to future error videos. There have been Proof errors surface recently which are interesting. I especially like Type Coins errors and a Mirror Brockage with two heads or two tails. , but even common ones can be fun to collect. Thanks. Bill
Great video; Christian! I have an awesome 1970 Brockage penny if you want to see a good example you can use. You’re becoming one of my go-to people for great coin content on RU-vid!
I have a 1917 planchette error, it's less then half the thickness of a normal penny, and the detail is fantastic, i don't know of any other 1917s that survived, i have pics, any idea on ballpark value, if in very fine or better condition?
Is there a crash course on , stock of coins, the proper way to identify coins worth having, don't get me wrong , I have my favorite look in a coin, most of mine have only face value , some I like black , or maybe only the head area is black, some have a rainbow of colors, forgive me , and thanks.
Great video! I have an error not mentioned in this video and was wondering if you could tell me anything about it. I have a 1949 wheat with an improper mixing of alloy. Do you have any information on this?
Like a woody right? Looks like it has a grain to it like a piece of wood does? Its from incorrectly mixed metals making the platchet yes. And they are pretty neat looking. Unfortunately they aren't valuable. Though it is a mint error. The funny thing is that you can't even detect it until the coin gets some toning, but when it dies instead of the color changing uniformly it does it in tiny lines that are like stripes but so thin and numerous that it looks like it has a texture. Where all of the brush strokes are all going the same direction like /// they will be on both sides of the coin btw. But yes that's what I think you are describing
Thank you for the detailed video, this helped lots. I'm looking forward to learning more. The brockage is still fuzzy for me any suggestions, tips, or tricks is most appreciated!!! Stay amazing and keep creating
I have some coins. Provide me with their current market value based in a short non technical description...( Mocking posters that think its his job to blindly guess what your poorly explained coins are worth )
I’ve got a quarter that i believe is an error type that you did not cover. I’ve heard about a “staple” getting struck onto a coin. How do I determine if it is one of those?
I have a quarter that is from the Denver Mint but it also has a p stamped over the D you can clearly see the p and the mashed D what would the value on a coin like that be
I have a penny that looks like it says LIBER_TY with the underscore being raised metal at the same height as the letters, perfectly straight so it doesn't look like a crack. What might that be and what price might that bring?
I found a quarter in my change that looks like it was caught under the blade of a snowplow at some point. It's a 1991 P. The reverse southeast area is sloped down as though scraped. The obverse is intact. Even of it isn't of value, I'm keeping it! 😁
Reverse not in alignment with obverse I have a penny like this It is also struck through on the Obverse you can see the pillars around Lincoln and the angle is off on top of all that it is a red 1984
Opinion on a coin I have that has copper on it with another coin on the side it’s a Nickel an I’m puzzled and I would like to send you a picture to see if this is a familiar error or not
