Your video was very informative. I recently came across two rosevelt dimes that to my surprise had a very polished finish to them. I have never come across a business strike coin with such a beautiful finish. It caught my attention immediately. Based on your video I can now put a description of proof like to its appearance. Prior to watching your video I wasn’t sure what I had. Thank you.
I appreciate the way you cover everything. I just need more time in my days to watch them all 😂😂. Like learning if fat letters and numbers are considered DD, and if the l on liberty is an error when it is in the edge line. 🤪🤪 so much , i’m loving learning!!! I can’t wait til I have a natural eagle eye ,so I don’t stare at the same coin, for 10 minutes with my loupe, hoping to find errors! 🙏❤️ God bless J&B❣️
I enjoy investing in a variety of things. While I have always loved coins and collecting them I have branched out over my lifetime to include, art, precious metals, antiques, and pretty much anything. I truely love the process of learning new things and the history of value and what will make things increase in value. While I know you focus on coins I thought I might find like minded people here that might appreciate good information. While watching a program on Netflix, Nova: Search for the Super Battery, I saw the future in batteries. The company that produces them is not publicy traded yet, Iconic Materials INC... I would encourage people to research and follow them as they are worth learning about.
I collect modern PL, proof like, quarters. They are usually very affordably priced and I think that is because most people don't know they exist. They are made when a new die is used so the strike is fresh and on occasion, PL. I find the quality and beauty of these for circulation coins to be an overlooked treasure by most collectors. Considering they are meant for circulation a great many are likely lost to circulation before a collector runs across them so buying them cheaply now seems like common sense to me. I love having bright siney PL coins meant for circulation and like I mentioned before, usually for cheap.
PCGS doesn't even have the PL in their price guide for these so it is easy to see why many don't know they exist and have to count on own opinion as to value. I think this will change over time and PCGS will eventually add them to price guid and I would think their value would go up when they do. Considering most people don't know they exist ;-)
OMG, now your peaking my interest in silver dollars. I haven't seen Any silver dollars in years! I'll have to investigate getting some. They are awesome, but Can confusing. God bless videos.
It’s Robert sovich , long time viewer . I learned a lot from you’re channel ,got my second batch or graded franklin proofs back . 1957-1960!. Thought my1960!was the worser out of bunch I was wrong beat out of bunch. Now I got my 61-64 half’s to do of my goal 1957_1964 graded 0f 0f 66and 0f 67 s thanks my name is different. Started a TH-cam channel which is why. Don’t recall my real name
Great video thanks. I enjoy looking through coins that get a details designation in UNC condition. I found a 1918 D mercury dime with FB that didn't get the designation because of the details issue. A 1918 D with FB is way out of my price range but because of the details, improperly cleaned, I was able to get one greatly discounted. I removed it from the holder so that it will tone naturally over time and will submit it later once the very light cleaning is less obvious as toning makes the surface less reflective. I also like the "stained" coins in UNC condition. NGC offers restoration service that can sometimes remove stains and add huge value to these "stained" coins.
I don't know the exact process NGC uses but through research of my own I have found numerous acids that don't react to silver or copper and are as safe on them as water. There is also a process that removes tarnish on a molecular level that has no effect on the silver and copper in coins.
I haven't had the courage to try these things on my higher valued coins but I enjoy getting cheap coins with issues and practicing on them. For anyone who considers doing this also remember, friction is your enemy. You should never use any abrasive technique on a coin.
Lastly on the topic of my 1918 d mercury dime with FB. The day I learned that coins with "detail' issues don't get FB designations I went looking for them. Crazy as it was I found my dime within an hour. This lead me to believe it would be easy to find more but I was just really lucky. It's been years of looking and I haven't found anymore but due to the one I found I know they are out there and keep looking :-)
Takes a while for someone to acquire this skill I would definitely have to have a second or third pair of eyes before drawing a conclusion. Thanks for the info.🤗
As are all ;-) Even the graders change their process on occasion. I collect the burnished silver eagle series. Early in their production they received the MS designation. Now they get an SP designation. The coins didn't change, just the way they grade them.
I just want to say. Thank you for your videos. I just started penny roll hunting. And i want to say . you have make my hunting experience super easy with all your information. Thanks again. If you can send me a shout-out next time your make video. I am otis becerra "the rookie"
JBCoinsinc. I posted a video on TH-cam search for Jay Braddock's 1996P shadow face quarter please,and let me know what you think about it in a comment thanks
Your video was very informative. I recently came across two rosevelt dimes that to my surprise had a very polished finish to them. I have never come across a business strike coin with such a beautiful finish. It caught my attention immediately. Based on your video I can now put a description of proof like to its appearance. Prior to watching your video I wasn’t sure what I had. Thank you.
Great info here! Thank you for being detailed, yet not long-winded.
I appreciate the way you cover everything. I just need more time in my days to watch them all 😂😂. Like learning if fat letters and numbers are considered DD, and if the l on liberty is an error when it is in the edge line. 🤪🤪 so much , i’m loving learning!!! I can’t wait til I have a natural eagle eye ,so I don’t stare at the same coin, for 10 minutes with my loupe, hoping to find errors! 🙏❤️ God bless J&B❣️
I enjoy investing in a variety of things. While I have always loved coins and collecting them I have branched out over my lifetime to include, art, precious metals, antiques, and pretty much anything. I truely love the process of learning new things and the history of value and what will make things increase in value. While I know you focus on coins I thought I might find like minded people here that might appreciate good information. While watching a program on Netflix, Nova: Search for the Super Battery, I saw the future in batteries. The company that produces them is not publicy traded yet, Iconic Materials INC... I would encourage people to research and follow them as they are worth learning about.
I collect modern PL, proof like, quarters. They are usually very affordably priced and I think that is because most people don't know they exist. They are made when a new die is used so the strike is fresh and on occasion, PL. I find the quality and beauty of these for circulation coins to be an overlooked treasure by most collectors. Considering they are meant for circulation a great many are likely lost to circulation before a collector runs across them so buying them cheaply now seems like common sense to me. I love having bright siney PL coins meant for circulation and like I mentioned before, usually for cheap.
PCGS doesn't even have the PL in their price guide for these so it is easy to see why many don't know they exist and have to count on own opinion as to value. I think this will change over time and PCGS will eventually add them to price guid and I would think their value would go up when they do. Considering most people don't know they exist ;-)
OMG, now your peaking my interest in silver dollars. I haven't seen Any silver dollars in years! I'll have to investigate getting some. They are awesome, but Can confusing. God bless videos.
It’s Robert sovich , long time viewer . I learned a lot from you’re channel ,got my second batch or graded franklin proofs back . 1957-1960!. Thought my1960!was the worser out of bunch I was wrong beat out of bunch. Now I got my 61-64 half’s to do of my goal 1957_1964 graded 0f 0f 66and 0f 67 s thanks my name is different. Started a TH-cam channel which is why. Don’t recall my real name
Wow that was alot to take in but very very cool. Thanks for taking the time to explain it.
lovely coin, great video
Very informative thank you kindly i rather enjoy your insights and tutorials
Thank you for the video! Exactly what I needed!
Great video thanks. I enjoy looking through coins that get a details designation in UNC condition. I found a 1918 D mercury dime with FB that didn't get the designation because of the details issue. A 1918 D with FB is way out of my price range but because of the details, improperly cleaned, I was able to get one greatly discounted. I removed it from the holder so that it will tone naturally over time and will submit it later once the very light cleaning is less obvious as toning makes the surface less reflective. I also like the "stained" coins in UNC condition. NGC offers restoration service that can sometimes remove stains and add huge value to these "stained" coins.
I don't know the exact process NGC uses but through research of my own I have found numerous acids that don't react to silver or copper and are as safe on them as water. There is also a process that removes tarnish on a molecular level that has no effect on the silver and copper in coins.
I haven't had the courage to try these things on my higher valued coins but I enjoy getting cheap coins with issues and practicing on them. For anyone who considers doing this also remember, friction is your enemy. You should never use any abrasive technique on a coin.
Lastly on the topic of my 1918 d mercury dime with FB. The day I learned that coins with "detail' issues don't get FB designations I went looking for them. Crazy as it was I found my dime within an hour. This lead me to believe it would be easy to find more but I was just really lucky. It's been years of looking and I haven't found anymore but due to the one I found I know they are out there and keep looking :-)
Great video JB!
Thanks
JB thanks 4 clarifying that info 4 me living in Ladson SC really don't see to many "s" mint marks and r proofs only minted in SF
I like these videos so much better than the ones put out by world numismatic.
I have a 1960 Lincoln cent.
The color on it is like a bright golden color.
I am New I do this for my grandkids everything helps me and them thank you Loved it see you JOHN. PS Hay Ms B
Great explanation. Tyfs
Does the San Francisco mint make proof coins?
Приветствую!Спасибо за отличный обзор!
Thank you for doing this.
Takes a while for someone to acquire this skill I would definitely have to have a second or third pair of eyes before drawing a conclusion. Thanks for the info.🤗
Awesome you just made my life easier on determining my 65 SMS pennies for grading or should I say cents. lol
Thank you for sharing
What is an ultra cameo? I have a few quarters and nickel that are graded that way
way to many options! haha It’s like on the first day of class and the teacher gives you the syllabus and you are like are you joking? haha
Thanks for the info JB COINS
thank you
EXCELLENT, thanks
I have a quarter with a weird finish. Can you help me figure out what it is pretty please? I can’t find any answers.
Thank you for the helpful information. 👍
I’m overwhelmed
As are all ;-) Even the graders change their process on occasion. I collect the burnished silver eagle series. Early in their production they received the MS designation. Now they get an SP designation. The coins didn't change, just the way they grade them.
Good to know it’s not just me
Very nice video
I just want to say. Thank you for your videos. I just started penny roll hunting. And i want to say . you have make my hunting experience super easy with all your information. Thanks again. If you can send me a shout-out next time your make video. I am otis becerra "the rookie"
as long as you publicly subscribed to us:)
JBCOINSINC i am subscribe to your chanel im new to this computer and you tube but i am following u cuz i get notified when you upload videos.
Very good info thanks
Thanks for the info.... helps out a lot
Is the “future coin collector” shirt the only merch? I can’t find any more
no, there is more
Thank you for the video it was very very helpful
Thank you for watching! B&J
Thank you for watching! B&J
Thank you for watching! B&J
Helpful video thank you
Thank you for the information and when is the next live stream
Sunday, 8 pm Eastern
I have a 1997 P quarter with a matte , charcoal like finish. I'm clueless.
Thanks for the education Very Good Video
thanks for watching!
Thanks a good reference tool.
Лайк за хороший обзор.
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Please guide me I am new in coin collection .
Business strike and uncirculated strike are the same thing.
Hi J&B thanks for data
good video JB thank you sir
thanks for watching!
satin finish
JBCoinsinc. I posted a video on TH-cam search for Jay Braddock's 1996P shadow face quarter please,and let me know what you think about it in a comment thanks
will do:)
I have a few pennies that color
дружеский лайк
+++Спасибо за видео!
OMG
Why do all of them look like they are made of different metals
because they are
Please enter me in the drawing thank you
I would like to say hello to your honderful wife who's working alongside you .
I got a box of new 2018 pennies ..what do I do with them..there's errors on many of them😲
yep, they have errors
JBCOINSINC But I don't know how much errors are for them..Should I hold on to them longer?
I would like to say hello to your honderful wife who's working alongside you .