Mystery Coin Boxes From Large Collection - What Will We Find? Part 3
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This series has motivated me to convert my numismatic coins to gold. Simpler and easier for my kids to deal with once I am gone
Really enjoyed the the 3 videos of this collection. Thanks for all the knowledge you provide to the coin community.
Looks like he may have bought a lot of this stuff from yard sales,I know I do and have picked up a lot of various coins and stuff llike from Littleton and Franklin Mint,I'm always on the hunt for coins,neat videos and God Bless.
what did you pay?
Someone's nozy. Not much but a fair price for junk. Daniel is always fair.
Now I am jealous. I would love to spend my day off going through this collection. I hope you do more videos of future collections that come into your store.
I will and I have several others I’ve done over the years.
When selling a large collection, is it better to break up into smaller lots to get a better price? When a collection is so big, you can't see everything so does a dealer underpay?
We saw everything, if you watched all the videos then you know three of us appraised this.
Let's mint a 2025 TRUMP silver dollar... 120% silver.
I'm yes!
Yes
.99999 fine
@@curtiskelly6724 .99999? We could partner up with the Royal Canadian Mint and make a .99999 Trump 1 oz gold coin! ;)
I'm always appreciative here Daniel. Now I'm just jealous.. I've said it before and I keep saying it ( although I know the answer ), I know you are a brick and mortar store but I'd be closed up sooner than later because I wouldn't be able to sell anything.. 😆. Is it hard sometimes not to sell things and hoard it for yourself ? It has to be..
Thanks as always for your willingness to share with the hobby for free. You don't have to but I can't say thank you enough.
Your time is worth a lot more than some of these coins that you and your staff have to go through.Its got be very tedious,for the most part.
It works out for us.
Daniel im pretty sure they make display frames for holdered coins. Would be cool to have that hanging in your shop with that kind of history about how your family got into the coi. Hobby. That is so cool how your dad got into the coin selling because of it.
I agree and thanks!
Enjoyed the HUNT, thanks for posting it
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I'm impressed! I wish I had your job Daniel! For you it’s like Christmas everyday!😂
I enjoy all of your videos, but this is my favorite kind.
Another great video. Thanks for taking us on this 3 video journey. Liked the series. Can't wait to see the sealed mint bags be opened. Just Anthony dollars bit still cool non the less.
Thank you for the share brother
Little bit of everything
I don't care if it's cleaned or has issues, i'll take it
Take what?
There's so much gorgious coinage outside of the US but unfortunately are 99% if your customers just not interessted in them.
Even if you somehow come up with the infamous 1974 aluminum cent theoretically it would still be illegal to own
That 46 Roosevelt 2X2 said .40cents! That was awhile ago! Lol
you are going to spend more man hours going thru this menagerie than it is worth.
I always make money so no.
What a blast going through this collection with you! Thank you
Gads..only 32 minutes going through these boxes and bags. I mean, I'm getting into it, head poked up to the monitor..and...its only 32 minutes long. lol I know I've said I love your grading returns n such but seriously this is fun !! Got a few winners in there. You have a sharp eye but if you missed something off hand, please let us know. I'm behind a few videos but I know the Mint Bag video is of this collection. I gotta watch it now ! See ya soon !
See you soon at the show!
Looks like this person collected everything.
Some nice coins along with the junk
Great videos Daniel and have a great day!
You too.
Must have pd alot for Littleton
Way, way more that their worth, I'm sure.
Dan, I enjoyed watching your treasure hunt through all of the boxes in all three parts. Thank you.
One question I have is how do you come up with a price to purchase this type of collection without looking at everything which you apparently did not as evidenced by your discoveries?
I mentioned this multiple times, three of us do the appraisal and each has their own job. However, I am not making discoveries of coins I haven't seen. I am rediscovering coins I forgot was in the collection. I am reliving the experience a bit so the viewer can as well.
Thank you, Dan for your prompt response. I assumed as much it just wasn’t clear to the viewer. Thanks again for all you do. Warmest regards, Ed.
Cool collection. Thanks Daniel
I don't want to "dis" anybody but the way most people buy their coins seems to be the wrong way to build up a valuable coin collection. I watch most of your videos and they're really informative. The way I look at these coin collections that you say is fairly typical of what comes into your shop, with people buying Special Mint Sets and coins out of the back page of magazines, a bell goes off in my mind "what are these people doing?" So there were a few coins that were silver and a few that had some value over face value. The rest were common pocket change coins. This person collected coins for a long time. Why didn't he "get educated" about numismatics? You have shown us another "valuable coin collection" that heirs found out wasn't the inheritance they were hoping for. I'll take 10 rare, scarce, low mintage coins (which this person could have easily acquired for the money he paid to build his collection) over this (please excuse me) junk that people buy from the "cost plus" rip off dealers. What's that saying? A fool is easily separated from his money? Thanks for showing us proof, Daniel. Please keep showing us videos like these so the "Newbies" to collecting coins know how and what to buy for generational wealth. This collection was like a broken analog clock. It's right twice in a 24 hour period. I post this with no malice but with frustration that people still refuse to get a solid foundation of knowledge in the hobby they love.Jesus....
I'm a little late but I made it back great video Daniel I'd go crazy going through all those coins
Those Canada blue $5 hickey game notes are cool. Not real valuable tho.
How to cut the video short I've got some things I need to do but I will go back and watch the full video trust me thank you Daniel lots of content
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That was quite the collection. Probably from somebody who died and the family wanted the money.
Yes, but they do collect coins.
Is there anything from Littleton that isn't a rip off?
Lots of interesting finds. Thanks for sharing.
Drives me crazy watching you handle raw coins with your finger surfaces. I realize that as a dealer, for expediency's sake it is more convenient to handle common coins in a less than ideal way, so I don't think you are doing anything wrong, it is just that proper handing of coins was so ingrained in me that it is hard to watch someone who doesn't do that.
I am handling the coins properly, you must know that I've handled coins all my life and I know how to handle coins. I don't put finger oils or dirt or anything else on the coins. No dealer or grading company uses gloves. My hands are dry and oil free, you can't harm coins if you do it correctly. I do it for a living, just remember that.
If you wash your hands you can handle raw coins, even proof coins, without causing any ill effects. Give up on this myth that you cannot touch a coin, unless you don't have clean hands.
I do it all the time and have not had an issue for uncirculated coins that are now 60 years older than when first touched -- with clean hands washed of oils.
@@CoinHELPu An education I obviously needed.
One of those things that people go nuts about but it really dosent matter
When u handle coins then handle others coins yr spreading debris from 1st coin to 2nd coin
No I am not, you don’t know much about that say in this. The coins have been in bags for years, banging together. Use common sense.
I know its a iffy topic but since the event the other day the Former president stuff seems to be selling for way more