I love buying your (not so) scratch and dent grab bags, keeping the ones i want and mitigating losses by selling ones i have or don’t care to have. Daniel you are the most reliable coin dealer on the internet. One day I hope to shake your hand, man.
Im young and looking to sell coins from coin hunting. Already found some interesting finds! It's good to have advice from someone like you to get into this hobby early!
I know you are a mom and pop store. A brick and mortar store. You buy and sell to make a living. I watch the videos all the time and would have a hard time letting go of my coins. I love what you do, I just don't think I could though. Once again, 4 years later l. I'm still learning something. Thanks Daniel.
I got a 1943 steel wheat penny I need to know where I can go in Moreno Valley California or Riverside California to see if how much it's worth I don't know what to do I am dyslexia and much more if you can please help me
My phone number is 9513852148 I'd appreciate if you can call me and let me know what I can do as wondering how much am I about coins are worth I got a lot of things I've been saying this for a long time and I have a 1943 silver copper penny and if no mark on it or no letter mark on it I don't know what to do with it is worth the money and I know it is
@@nataliebyerly8263 1. it's not silver, that's steel. 2. you said silver copper penny. If it's coppper it makes a HUGE difference. 3. No mintmark just means Philedalphia. 4. If its just a 1943 steel penny that Philedalphia, it's not worth traveling across the world
Awesome Daniel! Love it! I’d really like to start a side hustle in coins mainly to learn more and potentially years from now be able to retire and do it full time. Great information for starters. I read an article the other day talking about the shortage of coin dealers and how imperative it’ll be in the next 20 years as more collections are liquidated and not enough dealers currently to absorb the inventory. Super important to get more people into the dealer side of things.
Thank you very much for your community services. Your advice is top notch and very much warranted. Im learning to sell coins for side money, by coin roll hunting, and your site's a treasure trove for myself as well as many, many others. Thank you once again.
@@CoinHELPu Thank you ! I had to edit my initial comment. No, Im not broke down although sometimes I feel like it. lol You knew what I meant tho. Enjoy the long weekend !
Love your videos sir. I started collecting/stacking a couple years ago for financial security down the road and recently started to buy and sell to make a little extra to buy more for my personal collection. I’m still learning but you expertise and knowledge is very much appreciated. I feel like I’m on the right track.🙏🏻✌🏼
I always buy with the thought of flipping a coin or sending in for grading... however, it almost always ends up in my collection... I alwYs buy what I personally like....
I collect coins and the only ones I sell are triples of dates and currency. Example: my third 2011 Brazillian 10 centavos coin. I would sell that. Do I buy coins to flip? No.
I did that recently: bought four Edward I silver pennies with the intention of flipping two or three of them. Nope. Soon as I figured out they were all different die varieties, straight in the collection they went.
Thank you buddy. I'm new at this and I'm having a good time. It's exciting to see what I can find. I don't think it would be this cool. I started when I of all things was the ice cream man. A lady paid me with an old 5 dollar bill. That my friend started me looking at every piece of currency that goes through my hands. Now I'm learning what the heck I'm looking at. Thank you brother.
Damn!!! I Love the idea of setting up a card table at an antique store!!! 6 of them in my town....many with lots of coins but overpriced 10-20%. Bet they may sell at discounted price in bulk. Market yourself online being there and the antique shop will probably market for you too. Great Advice! Outside the box thinking always creates opportunity!
I have a large and diverse coin collection and I have flirted with the idea of selling some groups off but it is hard to let them go knowing the low offers i will receive. these videos are great
Genuinely enjoyed your video! Extremely informative and very well presented. As a new person you have given me a lot of information regarding the buying and selling of coins and no nonsense involved. Thank you 🙏 very much. R
For me, I try to make back as much of the money that I spend on coins for my collection as possible. Generally I will typically aim for a year and mint that has decent value higher grade as well as potential errors and then buy a few rolls. Recent example would be buying 2x $10 rolls of Kennedy halves and finding 3x DDOs that I am sending off for grading. The profits form that will wipe out the cost of the rolls and a few others besides that didn't have anything I wanted to on-sell.
I'm getting monster tone colored wheat pennies from the antique store in town. They pay for the rolls in themselves and so do the old higher condition bronze. Today I just bought an entire capsule roll of arrowhead pennies. If I like what I see I may buy the other 3 left out.
Nice video. I will add learn to grade. Take the ANA grading course and counterfeit detection course. For example Morgan dollars, MS63/MS64 are a good alternative for stacking silver and give you a "grading set" for comparison in the beginning. Same with Lincoln Cents. Focus on these two popular series. Learn to say no and walk away.
Lincoln cents are still underappreciated but I really have grown quite fond of them humble pennies and especially the rainbow toned specimens I got from banks rolls. Found quite the handful of gorgeous wheat pennies from the antique store in town.
I want to specialize in making a living off of pennies. It may not be as good as selling silvers at times but if I enjoy the pennies myself it's rewarding. I just only ask that the pennies are taken care of.
I'm learning from the antique store. I would recommend the wheat penny rolls from my antique store I have been going to. The monster tone wheat pennies I've got from them are worth the spending.
I’m having fun just buying right now. Trying to organize and focus on priorities. Should I continue to grab coins Willy nilly or focus on specific criteria?
Man, those are great ideas and information. You done good on this one. You sound really comfortable speaking and didn’t pause once. 😉😀 Great job Daniel.
I recognize that handwriting on the flips. I did a whole post in a coin group on Facebook about those. I don't know how someone could actively scam people daily, and still sleep at night. They sell raw coins, claiming they're DMPL, BU++++, etc. I guess the real mystery is why does eBay allow it?
I am a new just started collector. Maybe invested for a little bit of cash. Well just wanted to take a minute and say THANK YOU. Your knowledge has been very very helpful for me. Once again a BIG THANKS From PUERTO RICO. Keep up the good work your passion shows thru your show.
First time viewer on your channel. I do buy and sell part time (just under 8 hours a day and have two other full time jobs). Just a few thoughts- Instead of "don't buy carded coins that are written on" don't you mean do not base a purchase on what the card has written? It seems that you will have a good portion of your audience overlooking great buys if they follow this as a rule of thumb. Also, I would affirm the local auction statement but only because I want to steer your 4,500 subs away from where many of the best deals are... I don't need the competition. The coin shop dealer table idea seems brilliant. Thanks for the content.
I am a full time dealer and own a brick and mortar, as well as travel to 2 or more shows a month. In our area when they announce a coin auction, it's packed and bidding always goes beyond the point of being profitable. Always exceptions but just the basics here. When you have to think about profit margins local auctions are not the place to consistently buy coins. Also I show an example of the cardboard labels I speaks of they're all over ebay. I see carded coins online all the time for sell and I have yet to pass up on a good deal. I look at the coin only. It is the best advice for a newbie. My video was not for the seasoned buyer and seller. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@ValueHunter7947 I agree, I believe what I experience first hand multiple times, until it is proven I am no longer in my right mind anymore. lol. Thanks for you comments!
Just got tired of relying on coin roll hunting and now taking things farther. Of course I am still going to coin roll hunt in between because it's enjoyable.
I thought you said "or become the best f##kin coin dealer" 😂 I had to rewind it to hear the pocket coin dealer, but the first statement is pretty accurate for you!🙏
Daniel - another informative video. Succinct and unbiased. Great to see your view numbers are way up and subscribers climbing. Your participation on the CoinOpp video with Dustin should really increase your exposure. You have an Excellent channel. No hype
Just a slight grumble, Daniel Why can't I copy this video? I occasionally do it for reference only? We have spoken before & I love your general heads up, as you are so truthful about the simplicity In the way, you come across & as an adviser. Many thanks all the same, Bud!
Daniel I'm in a bind here. I bought some junk coins from local Bulion dealer who really doesn't care about collectability neither do I. But when he sold me a bag of various coins Kennedy's, Benjimin's. Washinton Quarters, and Mercury dimes he said they are all in real good condition. Nice I'm thinking I'll get good price for melt. But to my shock I went through almost all the coins and found about 20 Kennedys in MS63 condition,30 in AU50 condition all 1964 . Then the Benjis 20 AU50 and 20 EF20. 20 Standing Liberty in F20-30 range. Washinton quarters about 40 1964 D and Philly MS63 condition, 40 various years in AU50 range,50 various years in EF20-30 RANGE a couple 39,39S.43.43S in F-30. I'm sure in the hundred or more Washington's there's got to be some error mints. The Mercury dimes I have 20various dimes in MS63-60 RANGE. 20 in AU 50 . 100 IN EF 20 RANGE.. And 1 nugget found in purchase 1875 Sitting Liberty in MS63 CONDITION. Would you be interested in buying these I'm not a collector but stacker would like to trade value for junk coins as these coins are worth selling individually. All are worth double or more than spot. I trust you enough to send whole collection they are individually in Malyar cardboard, or capsules and vinyl flips. Please contact me if we can do business.
This is typical constitutional silver now, we charge the same for the same coin conditions. Premiums are so high they're not worth more at this point in time.
Excellent vid my brother! Really seemed to be enjoying passing along your experience and insights to those just beginning their newest addiction, lol!and it showed cause you seemed almost excited in your delivery which made for a more positive and energetic flow. Keep em coming on content you feel,and bamm!peace
You can visit the Coin Dealer Newsletter website and send them an email or call them. I am a dealer so I don't know but I did buy in the past when I was just a part-timer.
In some states when you buy coins, you can't put them up for show for 2 weeks,because the police want to check to see if they're stolen,, to do is show you need a tax ID number,, and they really aren't that profitable anyhow,, you're better off bringing your stuff to a show and showing certain people instead of getting a table, or give the stuff to somebody doing a show on consignment,
We are Enjoying your COIN Dealer Videos that discuss the REAL Prices when We Park $ On 1908 Saint Gaudens Gold Coins! 😉THANKS Again for Your Inspiring Interests in the COIN World 🌎 Global Market!
Funny I've never heard that term. Vest pocket dealer that is. I've been a collector of many things including coins since I was 10. I'm 46 now. Now I know. Great video.
The dealers that I deal with here in Spokane I find it is good to buy their higher end stuff because these guys are fed up with the grading companies and they were just rather push it out the door.. I have had several tell me myself feel free to send it off they don’t want to take the time.
Lots of photos from Portsmouth ohio. If you have a shop down there. We are always down there for camping and watching the race track. Thanks for the information.
I picked up a ms 64-65 P VDB from the store worth more than the 35 dollars I paid. Bought a 1931 S wheat there too. The 85 dollars was worth it though for an AU-55
Do you sell bags of junk coins..my daughter (young) has really gotten into coins! I have collected s few over the years and have dome some really old ones that I will keep forever,left by my late grandfather! How much would a junk bag cost and what would variety include? We only have one coin dealer in my city! I love your videos..very informative! Thanks so much!
I have a 1943 mercury dime, a 1974 Isenhower dollar, un iciculzted. I sW on another channel, the Isenhower dollar was going for over 3000.00 is this true?
Depends on the grade and the year. Buy The Official American Numismatic Association Grading Standards book and buy the Mega Red Book. You can buy it at any book store, coin dealer or buy it on line. It is an investment it is worth shelling out the money for the books. It will take practice, reading and learning from sending out coins that are worth being graded. Write down the grade that you think it is from looking at grading pictures and reading the description. Then compare it with what the grading service graded it as. It will take practice and years but you will get there. Also join your local coin clubs and you will gain knowledge from experience collectors and dealers. I would only stick with either PCGS or NGC NGC is cheaper to grade errors my regular coins I would use PCGS but NGC is better for various other reasons it all depends on what type of coin you are getting graded. If the coin value is less than the grading fees I would not bother getting it graded. But a graded coin does increase the value. I hope this has helped.
I really need some guidance I have been collecting coins for some time I have the 1964 special mint set two of them I sent some coins to PG PCGS to get graded when's a 1965 Roosevelt dime it's a double die dime it's so boldly you can see it without a magnifier there is not one listed as a double die but I can't get an auction wants face value but knowing that there's not another one like it it's so hard to get your coins into into auction what's the best way for me to get my coins into auction hopefully you can help me out thanks
@@CoinHELPu hey. I have a question for u....I found some awesome. Penny's coin roll hunting..a couple small die crack Penny's...some double ear pennys. Maybe. A couple double mint mark Penny's. And a 2000 wide AM. And also. I have a 1999 Pennsylvania quarter. That looks wierd..it looks copper color...no clad or silver color on it..I even bought a gold plated one to compare it too...looks nothing like it..lol.could or would u take a look at them for me???
@@compton2607 I don’t attribute mint errors or varieties. Sorry. I only buy already graded examples. I do have a coinhelpu community you can post images and ask questions. coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php
Daniel I have a full roll uncirculated 2009 nickels P Philadelphia and I was wondering how I would go about selling them best individually or buy the whole roll I know 2009 are hard to find
Individually they're going for a bit more. I am looking to buy rolls of these myself. I have customers wanting these. The D is harder here's what they're selling for at ebay.to/2Xr1upV
Morning Daniel, tks for the video, This one has some of the most expensive business Tips that a person will never have to buy. If a person was wise they would save it as a favorite for a future reference. Good luck and God Speed to every one on 'Daniels' Island'
Thank you for the information. I saw a tv advertisement about a $50 gold coin for $9 and limit 5. It said something about .9999. I didn't quite understand but to pay $9 for a $50 gold coin didn't sound right. What are your thoughts on this.
Thank you! You have probably forgotten more than I will ever know! I love your channel! We watch via the cable box so you are missing our thumbs up! on the videos. We've enjoyed all of them, happy to have found you!
I love buying your (not so) scratch and dent grab bags, keeping the ones i want and mitigating losses by selling ones i have or don’t care to have. Daniel you are the most reliable coin dealer on the internet. One day I hope to shake your hand, man.
Im young and looking to sell coins from coin hunting. Already found some interesting finds! It's good to have advice from someone like you to get into this hobby early!
I know you are a mom and pop store. A brick and mortar store. You buy and sell to make a living. I watch the videos all the time and would have a hard time letting go of my coins. I love what you do, I just don't think I could though. Once again, 4 years later l. I'm still learning something. Thanks Daniel.
Thanks for the tips. I don’t plan to start selling, but I do appreciate thinking like a coin business person. It makes sense.
Daniel is just a wealth of information.But Always ready to help someone....With good honest integrity.
Tons of great advice in 7+ minutes...lots of good stuff here!! It took me a long time to figure out a lot of this stuff...thanks!!
Thank you!
I got a 1943 steel wheat penny I need to know where I can go in Moreno Valley California or Riverside California to see if how much it's worth I don't know what to do I am dyslexia and much more if you can please help me
My phone number is 9513852148 I'd appreciate if you can call me and let me know what I can do as wondering how much am I about coins are worth I got a lot of things I've been saying this for a long time and I have a 1943 silver copper penny and if no mark on it or no letter mark on it I don't know what to do with it is worth the money and I know it is
@@nataliebyerly8263 1. it's not silver, that's steel.
2. you said silver copper penny. If it's coppper it makes a HUGE difference.
3. No mintmark just means Philedalphia.
4. If its just a 1943 steel penny that Philedalphia, it's not worth traveling across the world
Awesome Daniel! Love it! I’d really like to start a side hustle in coins mainly to learn more and potentially years from now be able to retire and do it full time. Great information for starters. I read an article the other day talking about the shortage of coin dealers and how imperative it’ll be in the next 20 years as more collections are liquidated and not enough dealers currently to absorb the inventory. Super important to get more people into the dealer side of things.
Thanks. Good to see you commenting again.
CoinHELPu yes Sir! Been a little busy lately but have some sweet coins I’ve picked up lately I’ll have to post videos on.
Here's Part 2 of this video! th-cam.com/video/poQCTv77ss4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you very much for your community services. Your advice is top notch and very much warranted. Im learning to sell coins for side money, by coin roll hunting, and your site's a treasure trove for myself as well as many, many others. Thank you once again.
Way back machine. Great advice Daniel ! Taking a break from roll hunting (I'm almost 2 years behind on..) on a rainy day.
Good luck
@@CoinHELPu Thank you ! I had to edit my initial comment. No, Im not broke down although sometimes I feel like it. lol You knew what I meant tho. Enjoy the long weekend !
Love your videos sir. I started collecting/stacking a couple years ago for financial security down the road and recently started to buy and sell to make a little extra to buy more for my personal collection. I’m still learning but you expertise and knowledge is very much appreciated. I feel like I’m on the right track.🙏🏻✌🏼
Best of luck!
I always buy with the thought of flipping a coin or sending in for grading... however, it almost always ends up in my collection... I alwYs buy what I personally like....
I be at you...I have bought so many great flip coins in my life and I stare at them monthly cause they never leave. Lol
I collect coins and the only ones I sell are triples of dates and currency. Example: my third 2011 Brazillian 10 centavos coin. I would sell that. Do I buy coins to flip? No.
I did that recently: bought four Edward I silver pennies with the intention of flipping two or three of them. Nope. Soon as I figured out they were all different die varieties, straight in the collection they went.
Thank you buddy. I'm new at this and I'm having a good time. It's exciting to see what I can find. I don't think it would be this cool. I started when I of all things was the ice cream man. A lady paid me with an old 5 dollar bill. That my friend started me looking at every piece of currency that goes through my hands. Now I'm learning what the heck I'm looking at. Thank you brother.
Damn!!! I Love the idea of setting up a card table at an antique store!!! 6 of them in my town....many with lots of coins but overpriced 10-20%. Bet they may sell at discounted price in bulk. Market yourself online being there and the antique shop will probably market for you too. Great Advice! Outside the box thinking always creates opportunity!
Yes it does
I have a large and diverse coin collection and I have flirted with the idea of selling some groups off but it is hard to let them go knowing the low offers i will receive. these videos are great
Just have it appraised for insurance by a couple dealers, then you would know the value better.
Genuinely enjoyed your video! Extremely informative and very well presented. As a new person you have given me a lot of information regarding the buying and selling of coins and no nonsense involved. Thank you 🙏 very much. R
Buenas tarde mi pregunta cual el precio de la moneda de lincol de un centavo de 1982
For me, I try to make back as much of the money that I spend on coins for my collection as possible. Generally I will typically aim for a year and mint that has decent value higher grade as well as potential errors and then buy a few rolls. Recent example would be buying 2x $10 rolls of Kennedy halves and finding 3x DDOs that I am sending off for grading. The profits form that will wipe out the cost of the rolls and a few others besides that didn't have anything I wanted to on-sell.
I'm getting monster tone colored wheat pennies from the antique store in town. They pay for the rolls in themselves and so do the old higher condition bronze. Today I just bought an entire capsule roll of arrowhead pennies. If I like what I see I may buy the other 3 left out.
Nice video. I will add learn to grade. Take the ANA grading course and counterfeit detection course. For example Morgan dollars, MS63/MS64 are a good alternative for stacking silver and give you a "grading set" for comparison in the beginning. Same with Lincoln Cents. Focus on these two popular series. Learn to say no and walk away.
Thank you
Lincoln cents are still underappreciated but I really have grown quite fond of them humble pennies and especially the rainbow toned specimens I got from banks rolls. Found quite the handful of gorgeous wheat pennies from the antique store in town.
I want to specialize in making a living off of pennies. It may not be as good as selling silvers at times but if I enjoy the pennies myself it's rewarding. I just only ask that the pennies are taken care of.
I'm learning from the antique store. I would recommend the wheat penny rolls from my antique store I have been going to. The monster tone wheat pennies I've got from them are worth the spending.
Love this video! Really appreciate all the time it must take to make these videos for us
I need some money Star coin business
You did a really good job explaining coins in how yo buy and sell ...good job !
I’m having fun just buying right now. Trying to organize and focus on priorities. Should I continue to grab coins Willy nilly or focus on specific criteria?
Man, those are great ideas and information. You done good on this one. You sound really comfortable speaking and didn’t pause once. 😉😀
Great job Daniel.
I recognize that handwriting on the flips. I did a whole post in a coin group on Facebook about those. I don't know how someone could actively scam people daily, and still sleep at night. They sell raw coins, claiming they're DMPL, BU++++, etc. I guess the real mystery is why does eBay allow it?
What would you buy a gold eagle 1 oz for ungraded/ unslabbed but is authentic.
We pay 92 to 95% of melt. Usually 92% when gold surges because it always comes back down.
I am a new just started collector. Maybe invested for a little bit of cash. Well just wanted to take a minute and say THANK YOU. Your knowledge has been very very helpful for me. Once again a BIG THANKS From PUERTO RICO. Keep up the good work your passion shows thru your show.
Thank you and you're welcome
First time viewer on your channel. I do buy and sell part time (just under 8 hours a day and have two other full time jobs). Just a few thoughts- Instead of "don't buy carded coins that are written on" don't you mean do not base a purchase on what the card has written? It seems that you will have a good portion of your audience overlooking great buys if they follow this as a rule of thumb. Also, I would affirm the local auction statement but only because I want to steer your 4,500 subs away from where many of the best deals are... I don't need the competition. The coin shop dealer table idea seems brilliant. Thanks for the content.
I am a full time dealer and own a brick and mortar, as well as travel to 2 or more shows a month. In our area when they announce a coin auction, it's packed and bidding always goes beyond the point of being profitable. Always exceptions but just the basics here. When you have to think about profit margins local auctions are not the place to consistently buy coins.
Also I show an example of the cardboard labels I speaks of they're all over ebay. I see carded coins online all the time for sell and I have yet to pass up on a good deal. I look at the coin only. It is the best advice for a newbie. My video was not for the seasoned buyer and seller.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
I get you. Like the old adage "don't believe everything you read".
@@ValueHunter7947 I agree, I believe what I experience first hand multiple times, until it is proven I am no longer in my right mind anymore. lol.
Thanks for you comments!
I think I need to get this Gray book. I like your videos. Thank You
Just got tired of relying on coin roll hunting and now taking things farther. Of course I am still going to coin roll hunt in between because it's enjoyable.
Great advise! I've always been a buyer, but sooner or later I'll want to start selling some of it. Thanks Daniel.
Thank you
What was the website for the state listing of coin shows, I couldn’t make it out ? Thx Daniel.
I thought you said "or become the best f##kin coin dealer" 😂 I had to rewind it to hear the pocket coin dealer, but the first statement is pretty accurate for you!🙏
Daniel - another informative video. Succinct and unbiased. Great to see your view numbers are way up and subscribers climbing. Your participation on the CoinOpp video with Dustin should really increase your exposure. You have an Excellent channel. No hype
Thanks. Yeah, Dustin and Robert and I have been friends well before Coin Opp became big.
Just a slight grumble, Daniel Why can't I copy this video? I occasionally do it for reference only? We have spoken before & I love your general heads up, as you are so truthful about the simplicity In the way, you come across & as an adviser. Many thanks all the same, Bud!
I have no idea. I didn't do anything different that I can remember. Maybe send a support ticket to TH-cam?
Exactly the kind of video I was looking for, thanks!
Daniel I'm in a bind here. I bought some junk coins from local Bulion dealer who really doesn't care about collectability neither do I. But when he sold me a bag of various coins Kennedy's, Benjimin's. Washinton Quarters, and Mercury dimes he said they are all in real good condition. Nice I'm thinking I'll get good price for melt. But to my shock I went through almost all the coins and found about 20 Kennedys in MS63 condition,30 in AU50 condition all 1964 . Then the Benjis 20 AU50 and 20 EF20. 20 Standing Liberty in F20-30 range. Washinton quarters about 40 1964 D and Philly MS63 condition, 40 various years in AU50 range,50 various years in EF20-30 RANGE a couple 39,39S.43.43S in F-30. I'm sure in the hundred or more Washington's there's got to be some error mints. The Mercury dimes I have 20various dimes in MS63-60 RANGE. 20 in AU 50 . 100 IN EF 20 RANGE.. And 1 nugget found in purchase 1875 Sitting Liberty in MS63 CONDITION.
Would you be interested in buying these I'm not a collector but stacker would like to trade value for junk coins as these coins are worth selling individually. All are worth double or more than spot. I trust you enough to send whole collection they are individually in Malyar cardboard, or capsules and vinyl flips. Please contact me if we can do business.
This is typical constitutional silver now, we charge the same for the same coin conditions. Premiums are so high they're not worth more at this point in time.
Excellent vid my brother! Really seemed to be enjoying passing along your experience and insights to those just beginning their newest addiction, lol!and it showed cause you seemed almost excited in your delivery which made for a more positive and energetic flow. Keep em coming on content you feel,and bamm!peace
Hi thanks for the video. How can I get/buy a gray sheet?
You can visit the Coin Dealer Newsletter website and send them an email or call them. I am a dealer so I don't know but I did buy in the past when I was just a part-timer.
@@CoinHELPu thank you
Good, honest opinion and advice! Thanks man!!! ♥️
In some states when you buy coins, you can't put them up for show for 2 weeks,because the police want to check to see if they're stolen,, to do is show you need a tax ID number,, and they really aren't that profitable anyhow,, you're better off bringing your stuff to a show and showing certain people instead of getting a table, or give the stuff to somebody doing a show on consignment,
We are Enjoying your COIN Dealer Videos that discuss the REAL Prices when We Park $ On 1908 Saint Gaudens Gold Coins! 😉THANKS Again for Your Inspiring Interests in the COIN World 🌎 Global Market!
I am new at collecting, and your info has been so very helpful. Thank you and look forward to your next video.
Another excellent scratch & dent purchase!! Thank you again. HIGHLY recommend!!
Thanks again!
Hey, Dan. Would you be interested in buying a 1986s Ms 70 silver eagle first strike Anacs coin.
No not currently. Thanks
South 23 and Portsmouth.....I grew up in Chillicothe !
That was an awesome video. Thank you.
Thank you
thank you I will follow so much to learn
Funny I've never heard that term. Vest pocket dealer that is. I've been a collector of many things including coins since I was 10. I'm 46 now. Now I know. Great video.
Thank you.
Great video and awesome information! Thank you.
The dealers that I deal with here in Spokane I find it is good to buy their higher end stuff because these guys are fed up with the grading companies and they were just rather push it out the door.. I have had several tell me myself feel free to send it off they don’t want to take the time.
Lots of photos from Portsmouth ohio. If you have a shop down there. We are always down there for camping and watching the race track. Thanks for the information.
Another great video 👍 keep em coming! Thanks for Sharing my friend
Thank you!
I picked up a ms 64-65 P VDB from the store worth more than the 35 dollars I paid. Bought a 1931 S wheat there too. The 85 dollars was worth it though for an AU-55
Solid Advice Daniel 👍
Thank you for your video on how to sell your coins. It was also nice of you to give tips on how to buy right to profit.
You're welcome
Great videos, Daniel. Sadly; that rusty old safe is still lurking the pages of Ebay. LOL
Odd comment but where did you get the display cases? Love the vids
It’s not my shop so I don’t know
Do you sell bags of junk coins..my daughter (young) has really gotten into coins! I have collected s few over the years and have dome some really old ones that I will keep forever,left by my late grandfather! How much would a junk bag cost and what would variety include? We only have one coin dealer in my city! I love your videos..very informative! Thanks so much!
We haven't sold any junk bags of coins but I can make one up. I would give you a good deal. Our email is portsmouthcoinshop@gmail.com
Great video met you at Green hills today. When I get out your way I'll stop in at your store.
Thanks you and hope to see you at the store.
Nice looking shop hope to meet you soon
Good information pal thanks
I think I have a 1996 d wide AM how can I contact you?
I have a 1943 mercury dime, a 1974 Isenhower dollar, un iciculzted. I sW on another channel, the Isenhower dollar was going for over 3000.00 is this true?
The channel shows you why it sold for that, go back and watch who graded it and what grade and why it sold for that much.
I'm just starting out and I just love your videos. So much great info. I have some 82 copper pennies are they worth getting graded? Good shape.
Here's my video on that subject th-cam.com/video/Ju_FaG5wo3o/w-d-xo.html
Depends on the grade and the year. Buy The Official American Numismatic Association Grading Standards book and buy the Mega Red Book. You can buy it at any book store, coin dealer or buy it on line. It is an investment it is worth shelling out the money for the books. It will take practice, reading and learning from sending out coins that are worth being graded. Write down the grade that you think it is from looking at grading pictures and reading the description. Then compare it with what the grading service graded it as. It will take practice and years but you will get there. Also join your local coin clubs and you will gain knowledge from experience collectors and dealers. I would only stick with either PCGS or NGC NGC is cheaper to grade errors my regular coins I would use PCGS but NGC is better for various other reasons it all depends on what type of coin you are getting graded. If the coin value is less than the grading fees I would not bother getting it graded. But a graded coin does increase the value. I hope this has helped.
Daniel another awesome video thanks for what you do .
Thanks
Excellent video. May I also recommend they invest in a Sigma Precious Metals Verifier?
Yes. It would be a good idea. Thanks
It's simple, buy low and sell high. Money will be made!
Another awesome video.
I would like to sale my entire collection all at a one time sale no parting out one and done but I have a lot
I really need some guidance I have been collecting coins for some time I have the 1964 special mint set two of them I sent some coins to PG PCGS to get graded when's a 1965 Roosevelt dime it's a double die dime it's so boldly you can see it without a magnifier there is not one listed as a double die but I can't get an auction wants face value but knowing that there's not another one like it it's so hard to get your coins into into auction what's the best way for me to get my coins into auction hopefully you can help me out thanks
You need to send your coins to NGC under their mint error tier.
Thanks
holy crap,,,i stopped by that shop one day looking around .. never realized who you where....ill come visit again
The image is not of my shop, I am in Portsmouth, Ohio
@@CoinHELPu yes I know...I live in South shore Kentucky..lol
@@compton2607 then come over sometime!
@@CoinHELPu hey. I have a question for u....I found some awesome. Penny's coin roll hunting..a couple small die crack Penny's...some double ear pennys. Maybe. A couple double mint mark Penny's. And a 2000 wide AM. And also. I have a 1999 Pennsylvania quarter. That looks wierd..it looks copper color...no clad or silver color on it..I even bought a gold plated one to compare it too...looks nothing like it..lol.could or would u take a look at them for me???
@@compton2607 I don’t attribute mint errors or varieties. Sorry. I only buy already graded examples. I do have a coinhelpu community you can post images and ask questions. coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php
was that Larry Hylton's booth?
Daniel I have a full roll uncirculated 2009 nickels P Philadelphia and I was wondering how I would go about selling them best individually or buy the whole roll I know 2009 are hard to find
Individually they're going for a bit more. I am looking to buy rolls of these myself. I have customers wanting these. The D is harder here's what they're selling for at ebay.to/2Xr1upV
Love all the info and gelp
So much honest advice information. Thank you.
Daniel, good advice, but do you really trust the grey sheet? It seems to me they're somewhat manipulated to me.
I don't trust it but I trust it more than any other price guide. If you don't have one and use it at a show then it's hard to do dealer to dealer.
@@CoinHELPu good point
You don't want them trying to use Coin World or Red book.
Where do u get the grey sheets
They have a website to subscribe.
Thanks Daniel, just what the Dr ordered,and great advice, Rick
Thank you
Morning Daniel, tks for the video, This one has some of the most expensive business Tips that a person will never have to buy. If a person was wise they would save it as a favorite for a future reference. Good luck and God Speed to every one on 'Daniels' Island'
Thank you!
I have a lot of interesting coins to sell like I saw on auctions how can I sell them. I’m here in Tempe AZ
Call the auction company you saw them sell on.
Thank you for information
Buy low. Sell high. Repeat.
Great advice, thanks boss!
Thank you for the information. I saw a tv advertisement about a $50 gold coin for $9 and limit 5. It said something about .9999. I didn't quite understand but to pay $9 for a $50 gold coin didn't sound right. What are your thoughts on this.
It is plated in .9999 gold so is not worth it since the plating is over brass.
Good advice thanks man!!
Thank you dan great video you have a good day.🇺🇸
Thank you very helpful tho I just want to sell my coins that are not cleaned or grated .
Then list them at ebay.
@@CoinHELPu hi didn't really want to use them
@@mariaboswell5596 Where do you live? I am in Ohio. What type of coins do you have?
@@CoinHELPu I live in Georgia
I really do believe I have a zinc 1982 small date then I have a 1972 with a wideband all the way around it I have quite a few
Thank you Daniel
Manners matter. Well said sir, thank you so much!
Thank you for the information. I enjoy your videos.
Thanks you!
Can you rent or borrow a coin show case from somewhere Daniel?
I have no idea. Call an antique mall.
@@CoinHELPu good idea!
Very nice advice. Hope to visit you soon
Very sound advice.
Nice video! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! You have probably forgotten more than I will ever know! I love your channel! We watch via the cable box so you are missing our thumbs up! on the videos. We've enjoyed all of them, happy to have found you!
Thank you!
Thankyou very much for you helpfulness information.
You're welcome
Thank you sooo much for sharing!♡
Have you website to coin sell?