Coin Show Pick ups: Updating my Dansco 7070 US Type Set Album: Coin Collection

In this video, I'm excited to share my latest coin show pickups as I update my Dansco 7070 US Type Set Album, which is a comprehensive collection of United States coins dating back to the 19th century. As a passionate United States coin collector, I've been building my collection for years, and the Dansco 7070 US Type Set Album is an essential piece of my collection. In this video, I'll show you my latest finds.
Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or just getting started, I hope you find this video of interest to you. With each new coin, my Dansco 7070 US Type Set Album comes to life, and I hope to inspire you to build your own unique collection.
So join me as I update my Dansco 7070 Coin Album with my latest coin show pickups, and discover the fascinating world of United States coin collecting. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay up to date with my latest coin collecting videos.

[@willstreasures7986]

Great additions to you 7070 album. That half dime is sweet!

[@sparechangekeeper]

Thank you!

[@PocketChangeInspector]

Awesome album. That was one I wish I started before I got into graded coins. I sold the raw coins I had when I began with graded. Would be difficult to start again now. Congrats!

[@EricOnYouTube]

OMG, I wish I had that 5 cent coin from 1867. It is so nice.
The zoom on your came is really good. What cam is it?

[@sparechangekeeper]

Hi Eric! I thought so too on the 5 cent piece, that's why I picked it up. I think it makes a great addition to the set. What do you like to collect? I wish I had a nicer camera, but I'm just using my iPhone XS for now. I think it gets the job done. Thanks for watching!

[@EricOnYouTube]

@@sparechangekeeper Right now I am collecting UK 50 Pence coins and German 10 DM coins. I would like to collect US coins from the 1800s but they are soooo expensive. :(

[@tommiller5014]

Sir, I am a healthcare clinician and I noticed that you have a dark stripe on your left thumbnail. This condition is called melanonychia. Most cases are benign in origin but a small number of cases can occur because of a malignant melanoma of the nailed. You may have already addressed this with your family doctor but if you haven't, I urge you to get it evaluated.
BTW, you have a great eye for quality coins. Good luck with your type set.

[@sparechangekeeper]

Thank you for mentioning it! I remember speaking with my doctor many years ago about it. I've had it as long as I can remember! I'll will bring it up again next time just to play it safe. I appreciate you watching! I try to pick out the best coins I can afford at the time. Many thanks!