I laughed at the “nothing too special” quarter that turned out to be $100 bucks 😂 Entertaining vid as always brother! Was drooling over those peace dollars
The 1932S along with the 1932D are the key dates of the Washington quarter series. The 1932-S would be very special to me. It would be a welcome addition to anyone’s Washington quarter collection.
Hey silverpicker I'm %75 Cherokee, and I don't find it offensive although the head dress is inaccurate if we're talking about the 5 civilized tribes, and I find it interesting that older generations that I talk to atleast called Buffalo nickels, indian head nickels, and Indian head pennies liberty pennies.
If it was an au or a problem coin it would have been addressed and corrected by him in the video due to the huge jump in value from au-unc. Plus $90 is base au50 grade.
@@daviswall3319 remember, in 1886, the New Orleans stuck coins so badly that barely, if any coins had much luster. That’s why the majority of the population in mint state are graded ms60 or ms61.
Hey yo. My mama’s from New Orleans. Heh heh. I hear you and I think we’re closer to the same page than one might think. Perhaps 30 is a bit low but coin looks cleaned to me. I don’t see mint state. That’s subjective I know but that’s numismatics. Achoo !! Sorry I’m overdue for my Ag shot. 🐵 Ultimately though, it’s worth what someone with the cash is willing to pay. I’ve never sold to Picker but surely there’s some room for negotiation if the seller decides it’s necessary. He comes across as very fair - for a Yankee. Heh heh. Love the channel Silverpicker. Been watching since before you were willing to release your identity. Much respect
My favorite coin in that collection would probably be the bust quarter! They look so good and I think it’s cool that they have a larger size than our modern quarters
Pretty sick collection my guy, as someone who can't afford to collect I live vicariously through videos like this, and its great to see the coins getting respected this way. Also as an Onondaga descendant I would say the term Indian makes no difference to me in any context, and I would bet most people agree. Plus its not like offensive imagery is really a priority when a lot of the lands tribes currently have don't even have potable water. As an example, in the Navajo territories, its estimated that 30-40% of people don't even have piped water, let alone clean drinking water. If people want to do something for the Native communities, instead of getting offended and changing names for us (looking at you Washington football) why not help push for clean water?
I am new to collecting and I have a small collection so far, I just wanted to say that I really enjoy watching your videos and I am learning a lot about coin collecting. Thank you
Where do you take the coins that you don’t need to be sold? I know you do whatnot but I was wondering if there was some other places too because I have the same issue
That capped bust quarter is awesome. Early US silver isn't quite in my (very limited) budget yet, but I hope to have a really good collection of it someday.
Those Morgan's and that Mexican coin were all outstanding!! Some of those Morgan's go for big bucks after you get them graded. You look like you would do really well if you sent some to NGC or PCGS.
Love ur videos I’ve been a collector for over 53 yrs .ERROR COINS ARE MY SPECIALTY..I HAVE OVER 4000 coins plus paper currency and proof sets DUE TO A TERMINAL ILLNESS ..I HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO SELL THE COLLECTION IVE ACCUMULATED..
Wow, beautiful collection. I personally just starting out, trying to collect all the Franklin halfs and also love The walking liberties. thank you so much for all the great information.
18:43 The "large size" could also be referring to the fact that that quarter has two varieties--one with a large 0 (zero) in the date and one with a small zero.
10:00 The 2020 red book value for that is at 875 at Ms 60 at au 50 it is 80. If you see this could you please explain? I get the value can change, but over 800 in one YEAR?
I agree with Russell Means, and paraphrase his memoir: Columbus was correct from the start when he saw that the natives he'd found were "In Dio" or "of God." Like Means, I also prefer Indian to any other more polysyllabic silliness. Call us "American" Indians if you want to be even more specific (or Canadienne, or Mezto, or...), but we are ALL native to where we are born. So "Indian Head Cent" seems suitably descriptive. (edit: you DID qualify the solicitation, so my "credentials" include Tlingit and Lummi ancestry, both NW American/Canadian.)
Hey, SP, hope all is well. I love the videos, and I'm learning a lot. I started collecting world coins as a kid, back in the early 80s. Ever since COVID, I really started back up and getting into silver and bullion. I watch your vids to keep me informed and up to date. Thanks for your knowledge. Hopefully one day, I can put together a grab bag and do a trade-off. Thanks.
Love all your videos! I really love those Indian head cents I would have most of them sent to PCGS or NGC for grading. My favorite coins are the type one standing liberty quarter as well as the 1793 large cents.
Great film If you can buy great coins like this you are very lucky. Time to think that some types you can collect on year. The collector who sell this knows quality.
Just subscribed because I am learning a lot from your videos. I just recently lost my coin collection from when I was 15 years old to an apartment fire. So starting over.
9:28 reminds me of a question I'd like to have answered. I have an 1884 Morgan from Philadelphia (I assume due to a lack of a mint mark) that has a feature I've never seen on any coin. So, normal coins when you flip them, the two faces (obverse/reverse) are in two different orientations from one another (180 degree offset). Not this Morgan. Both faces are the same orientation such that with the head standing up, the eagle is also upright on the reverse. Is that a normal thing? Or did I happen across some weird error/counterfeit?
There's a website called VAMworld that lists know die rotations. I didn't come across an entry for 1884. It could be a counterfeit, but perhaps it's worth taking in to a dealer to have them take a look.
In 1879, the Mint made Morgan Silver Dollars with two different reverses. The first, called "Reverse of 1878 or "Second Reverse"" was a holdover from the previous year and shows a flat-breasted eagle and a flat feather on the top fletch of the arrows. The second, call "Reverse of 1879" or "Third Reverse" has an eagle with a nice, rounded breast and a slanted feather on the top fletch of the arrows. The Reverse of 1878 is considerably rarer than the Reverse of 1879, especially in high grades.
I think I am the guy who DOESN'T see a coin here I wish I had in my collection. That being said, this is a pretty spectacular set of US coins. Definitely some potential for a future typeset update -which I am looking forward to. I vicariously collect US coins by caring about and enjoying your typeset.
I'm new to this channel from South Africa 🇿🇦 I started collecting 🇺🇸 coins when I worked there for 13 months, nothing special just the quarter series, I however have coins from 48 countries with my oldest being a Spanish 1870 coin. Coin collecting isn't big here.
Im of alaskan native decent. And no i don't find the word indian offensive. That goes for the IHC, Washington Redskins etc. It doesn't make sense to me on people getting offended by history. If you don't like it don't look at it. Thats my 2 cent piece on that.
Nice video, but definitely way conservative on the pricing. The 1887 Morgan is a harder coin to find. Definitely worth more than $30, especially in AU.
Hot damn!! And isn't the 1886-o Morgan dollar really valuable in high grade, which that one probably is? Favorite coin? Definitely that capped bust quarter!!
I would love any of the Indian Head's, I am a big fan of those. If you see this, let me know which ones are for sale, I would love to have a couple of them.
Love your videos, and I DO watch all the way through. One thing, though, even on a big screen TV, the coins don't show up well enough to see any detail. They're too far from the camera. I can make out the coin types, but that's about it. Maybe a 4k camera with a close-up lens? I have quite a collection of coins that I started in the 1960s, but more seriously in the 1990s. Lots of Indian heads (it's Liberty with an Indian headdress, of course, not an Indian). At one time, I was collecting as many 1908-S IHCs as I could find. Mostly in F-15 to VF-35. I have a full US Type coin album with many higher-grade examples. I'm getting to the age where I'm thinking of selling the collection. I could go to a nearby coin shop (Houston) but you seem like you pay fair prices. I'll let you know if I get serious about selling and we can discuss what I have in more detail. I'd have to go through them and itemize the collection in a spreadsheet.
awesome video thanks! My jaw dropped when the pennys were ringing up 40 50 bucks. i know people pay that on ebay and stuff but thats CRAZY if you think about what you can get for 40 50 bucks. i pickedup ms70 silver eagle in that price range.
i was sent some silver that i ordered and to my surprise i ended up with a 1943 walking liberty half dollar, my very first such coin. After a closer look at the date the 4 and the 3 both have what looks like moon shape after it and the reverse in E Pludimus all letter have shadow letters after them, i dont know anyone in my area thats credible, is it possible for this coin and year. A coin dealer offered 100 dollars for it says theres nothing wrong with it, im thinking he saw what i saw. is it worth trying to get it graded and proove or disproove the possible errors
the standing liberty was found to be double dye on obverse and reverves, should i get it graded or do you know someone of interest that just want to buy it
SGS is not a grading company, they've been selling junk on eBay for years, but they won't cancel their listings no matter how many times you report them. In my case, I tried thousands of times, but yet, their crap still shows up.
@@Silverpicker Do the coins come with some indication of the provenance? You got 100k subs, I feel like an "ex Silverpicker collection" coin would have some added cachet.
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Hello, I have a $1 silver certificate ,blue seal , *41205478A series 1957 A in excellent condition no tears no Folds, what's is the value? I can't find a video on this one to compare a value.
Not sure if you * indicates that its a star note, but its worth about 10-15 bucks if it does have a star in the serial number. If it does not have a star its worth around 5 or 6 bucks.
Hey Silverpicker, love your channel, thanks for doing it! Question, do you test all the coins you buy for authenticity? There are so many fakes out there these days and I'm wondering how you protect yourself from this risk.
Coin collecting newbie here - I would love to have any one of those Morgan's! They're beauties!
I laughed at the “nothing too special” quarter that turned out to be $100 bucks 😂
Entertaining vid as always brother!
Was drooling over those peace dollars
Yep that's a result of post video research 😂
The 1932S along with the 1932D are the key dates of the Washington quarter series. The 1932-S would be very special to me. It would be a welcome addition to anyone’s Washington quarter collection.
Hey silverpicker I'm %75 Cherokee, and I don't find it offensive although the head dress is inaccurate if we're talking about the 5 civilized tribes, and I find it interesting that older generations that I talk to atleast called Buffalo nickels, indian head nickels, and Indian head pennies liberty pennies.
Thanks a lot, Nathan. Really appreciate your perspective
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I’m 10% Cherokee
Bummer just saw this ..it's a year old now ..anything left for sale??
18:23 "Nothin' too special, silver's silver..."
*$100*
Made me laugh
23:03 - quarter us an old ANACS "Soap Box"....which is collectible by itself! I love those holders!
Ms 1886 o Morgan only 30 bucks? They start at a grand in mint state. It’s one of the biggest conditional rarities of the Morgan series.
They are also worth a mere $90 at AU , that one likely has wear or is cleaned
If it was an au or a problem coin it would have been addressed and corrected by him in the video due to the huge jump in value from au-unc. Plus $90 is base au50 grade.
Yep. He’s checking for the “cartwheel” or original luster, by moving it back and forth quickly in the light
@@daviswall3319 remember, in 1886, the New Orleans stuck coins so badly that barely, if any coins had much luster. That’s why the majority of the population in mint state are graded ms60 or ms61.
Hey yo. My mama’s from New Orleans. Heh heh. I hear you and I think we’re closer to the same page than one might think. Perhaps 30 is a bit low but coin looks cleaned to me. I don’t see mint state. That’s subjective I know but that’s numismatics. Achoo !! Sorry I’m overdue for my Ag shot. 🐵 Ultimately though, it’s worth what someone with the cash is willing to pay. I’ve never sold to Picker but surely there’s some room for negotiation if the seller decides it’s necessary. He comes across as very fair - for a Yankee. Heh heh. Love the channel Silverpicker. Been watching since before you were willing to release your identity. Much respect
My favorite coin in that collection would probably be the bust quarter! They look so good and I think it’s cool that they have a larger size than our modern quarters
Pretty sick collection my guy, as someone who can't afford to collect I live vicariously through videos like this, and its great to see the coins getting respected this way. Also as an Onondaga descendant I would say the term Indian makes no difference to me in any context, and I would bet most people agree. Plus its not like offensive imagery is really a priority when a lot of the lands tribes currently have don't even have potable water. As an example, in the Navajo territories, its estimated that 30-40% of people don't even have piped water, let alone clean drinking water. If people want to do something for the Native communities, instead of getting offended and changing names for us (looking at you Washington football) why not help push for clean water?
Straight facts
I am new to collecting and I have a small collection so far, I just wanted to say that I really enjoy watching your videos and I am learning a lot about coin collecting. Thank you
Where do you take the coins that you don’t need to be sold? I know you do whatnot but I was wondering if there was some other places too because I have the same issue
ebay
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That capped bust quarter is awesome. Early US silver isn't quite in my (very limited) budget yet, but I hope to have a really good collection of it someday.
key date 32s quarter is “nothin special”
I know, I know lol. When I'm opening stuff live, I don't always realize it until I do my second run through off camera
i guess we all have those moments then lol
Those Morgan's and that Mexican coin were all outstanding!! Some of those Morgan's go for big bucks after you get them graded. You look like you would do really well if you sent some to NGC or PCGS.
Love ur videos I’ve been a collector for over 53 yrs .ERROR COINS ARE MY SPECIALTY..I HAVE OVER 4000 coins plus paper currency and proof sets DUE TO A TERMINAL ILLNESS ..I HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO SELL THE COLLECTION IVE ACCUMULATED..
Wow, beautiful collection. I personally just starting out, trying to collect all the Franklin halfs and also love The walking liberties. thank you so much for all the great information.
18:43 The "large size" could also be referring to the fact that that quarter has two varieties--one with a large 0 (zero) in the date and one with a small zero.
Question; What do you use as a Price Guide? Loved this video. Please take care and be happy and safe in all you do.
What might the value of a 1919-D buffalo nickel be? It is not nickidated and the date can be read, but is hard to read.
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Yes, bust coins are slightly larger. Sizes have been the same since the seateds.
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10:00 The 2020 red book value for that is at 875 at Ms 60 at au 50 it is 80. If you see this could you please explain? I get the value can change, but over 800 in one YEAR?
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Awesome .. love the morgans and peace dollars also the beautiful Indian head cents.
I have several in my collection but none that nice unfortunately.
Thanks! Me neither until now lol
How do you price the coins that you buy.
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I agree with Russell Means, and paraphrase his memoir: Columbus was correct from the start when he saw that the natives he'd found were "In Dio" or "of God." Like Means, I also prefer Indian to any other more polysyllabic silliness. Call us "American" Indians if you want to be even more specific (or Canadienne, or Mezto, or...), but we are ALL native to where we are born. So "Indian Head Cent" seems suitably descriptive.
(edit: you DID qualify the solicitation, so my "credentials" include Tlingit and Lummi ancestry, both NW American/Canadian.)
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Hey, SP, hope all is well. I love the videos, and I'm learning a lot. I started collecting world coins as a kid, back in the early 80s. Ever since COVID, I really started back up and getting into silver and bullion. I watch your vids to keep me informed and up to date. Thanks for your knowledge. Hopefully one day, I can put together a grab bag and do a trade-off. Thanks.
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Man, that's a beautiful collection!.... Also I ordered me a "Breakfast of Champions" T-shirt!! Sweet new design!
@Silvêrp ickêr you're an imposter!!
Those Barber dimes are quite the find! Nice strike there SP!
Love all your videos! I really love those Indian head cents I would have most of them sent to PCGS or NGC for grading. My favorite coins are the type one standing liberty quarter as well as the 1793 large cents.
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Great film
If you can buy great coins like this you are very lucky.
Time to think that some types you can collect on year.
The collector who sell this knows quality.
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Awesome collection. Love Morgan dollars, wish we had more of them available to buy in the UK
Just subscribed because I am learning a lot from your videos. I just recently lost my coin collection from when I was 15 years old to an apartment fire. So starting over.
The capped bust quarter it's the one that I will like to have ,pretty cool
Do you still have the 5 peso coin for sale & is the coin frm Philippines..
The Morgan's look cleaner or polished?
I actually have one of those bust quarters, it’s a favorite.
What are the plastic holders around the 2x2’s
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Interested in purchasing something, whats the best way to get ahold of you ?
I'd like to buy the entire collection. how can we make it happen?
9:28 reminds me of a question I'd like to have answered. I have an 1884 Morgan from Philadelphia (I assume due to a lack of a mint mark) that has a feature I've never seen on any coin. So, normal coins when you flip them, the two faces (obverse/reverse) are in two different orientations from one another (180 degree offset). Not this Morgan. Both faces are the same orientation such that with the head standing up, the eagle is also upright on the reverse. Is that a normal thing? Or did I happen across some weird error/counterfeit?
There's a website called VAMworld that lists know die rotations. I didn't come across an entry for 1884. It could be a counterfeit, but perhaps it's worth taking in to a dealer to have them take a look.
last few videos i say you pointed in the corner but there was no link
Bro u hit 100k subscribers!!! CONGRATS!!!🥳🥳
Thanks so much Joe!!
Amazing Collection.....Love The Morgan's.....im a sucker for them !!
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Hay silver piker i wondering if u know the price of a 1878 cc seeded trade dallor ms 55
In AU 55, if real, looking at $15000
According to PCGS value chart, if those 3 quarters were MS-70, their combined value would be $60K
In 1879, the Mint made Morgan Silver Dollars with two different reverses. The first, called "Reverse of 1878 or "Second Reverse"" was a holdover from the previous year and shows a flat-breasted eagle and a flat feather on the top fletch of the arrows. The second, call "Reverse of 1879" or "Third Reverse" has an eagle with a nice, rounded breast and a slanted feather on the top fletch of the arrows. The Reverse of 1878 is considerably rarer than the Reverse of 1879, especially in high grades.
Interesting. Thanks Dave!
Im new to coins I’m going to a coin show. So what should I expect cause don’t trust give me some hints if you could
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man I am so in love with the Morgan silver dollars. by far my favorite coin. and wow what a collection 😍
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I think I am the guy who DOESN'T see a coin here I wish I had in my collection. That being said, this is a pretty spectacular set of US coins. Definitely some potential for a future typeset update -which I am looking forward to. I vicariously collect US coins by caring about and enjoying your typeset.
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Picks up key date Washington quarter in high grade
"Nothing too special. Silver is silver."
Love the 1917 SLQ. Also love those Indian cents
I'm new to this channel from South Africa 🇿🇦 I started collecting 🇺🇸 coins when I worked there for 13 months, nothing special just the quarter series, I however have coins from 48 countries with my oldest being a Spanish 1870 coin.
Coin collecting isn't big here.
Hello! Where in SA? I did an amazing trip there 2 years ago.
That’s a nice set of coins! Really cool.
Im of alaskan native decent. And no i don't find the word indian offensive. That goes for the IHC, Washington Redskins etc. It doesn't make sense to me on people getting offended by history. If you don't like it don't look at it. Thats my 2 cent piece on that.
Nice video, but definitely way conservative on the pricing. The 1887 Morgan is a harder coin to find. Definitely worth more than $30, especially in AU.
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that 1820 coin wow. Left me quite astonsished
I haven't ventured out to garage sales. But I have been going to estate sales when they do pop up.
Big like 1.2K my friend! So awesome and thank you so much for sharing!
Where and how you buy it?
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I like the 1947 5 peso Mexican coin, Is it for sale ,and how much
Hot damn!! And isn't the 1886-o Morgan dollar really valuable in high grade, which that one probably is?
Favorite coin? Definitely that capped bust quarter!!
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A great coin collection any one would wish they had.Thanks for videoing it.
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Not to worry... I did laugh at your "Coppertone" joke 😀
30$ for AU or BU Morgan’s ? Apparently you haven’t been to the LCS trying to buy any lately.
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Where would you be selling at?
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Did you mean to cut the audio out at 6:34
Interesting observation. I wondered that too....
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I would love any of the Indian Head's, I am a big fan of those. If you see this, let me know which ones are for sale, I would love to have a couple of them.
Hey, could you maybe make a video about where and how you sell your bought coins ?
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How much is the shirt being sold for? Looks interesting!
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Love your videos, and I DO watch all the way through. One thing, though, even on a big screen TV, the coins don't show up well enough to see any detail. They're too far from the camera. I can make out the coin types, but that's about it. Maybe a 4k camera with a close-up lens? I have quite a collection of coins that I started in the 1960s, but more seriously in the 1990s. Lots of Indian heads (it's Liberty with an Indian headdress, of course, not an Indian). At one time, I was collecting as many 1908-S IHCs as I could find. Mostly in F-15 to VF-35. I have a full US Type coin album with many higher-grade examples. I'm getting to the age where I'm thinking of selling the collection. I could go to a nearby coin shop (Houston) but you seem like you pay fair prices. I'll let you know if I get serious about selling and we can discuss what I have in more detail. I'd have to go through them and itemize the collection in a spreadsheet.
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32 S washing quarter is a key date of the series
I have one that was given to me as a present!
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Pretty sure “large Size” is the size of the date. The date is larger font
Nice collection of coin's love looking at them thanks for sharing Max
My favorite is the cap bust quarter!!!
A1932-S Washington quarter in what appears to be very nice condition, is "is nothing too special?" Are you kidding? Not $100 for sure.
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I only realized after the video that it was a key date. That's why the value is higher that what I said verbally
Oh seeing coins of this quality just makes me happy :)
Hey great video I loved it. Where do u buy collections like this?
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awesome video thanks! My jaw dropped when the pennys were ringing up 40 50 bucks. i know people pay that on ebay and stuff but thats CRAZY if you think about what you can get for 40 50 bucks. i pickedup ms70 silver eagle in that price range.
id also buy those morgans 30 is way low. some of thoses are like mirror like!
I am interested in buying and starting an American type set
That's great!! You won't regret it!
i was sent some silver that i ordered and to my surprise i ended up with a 1943 walking liberty half dollar, my very first such coin. After a closer look at the date the 4 and the 3 both have what looks like moon shape after it and the reverse in E Pludimus all letter have shadow letters after them, i dont know anyone in my area thats credible, is it possible for this coin and year. A coin dealer offered 100 dollars for it says theres nothing wrong with it, im thinking he saw what i saw. is it worth trying to get it graded and proove or disproove the possible errors
the standing liberty was found to be double dye on obverse and reverves, should i get it graded or do you know someone of interest that just want to buy it
What's with the "nothing special" Washington Quarter that you assigned $100 to?
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Great collection. That shirt design is sweet.
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@@johnschneider147 okay
I am part native American and no I don't find the term "Indian" offensive that much, but some people do though.
Thanks so much for your perspective
Anytime
Is the price your giving the coins in the video is that the price You're selling it for?
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Would you sell the 5 peso coin for what the screen said..$30
SGS is not a grading company, they've been selling junk on eBay for years, but they won't cancel their listings no matter how many times you report them. In my case, I tried thousands of times, but yet, their crap still shows up.
Hi!
Not sure how you resale these coins but I would love one of the Morgan’s.
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@@Silverpicker Do the coins come with some indication of the provenance? You got 100k subs, I feel like an "ex Silverpicker collection" coin would have some added cachet.
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My Name is Emilio. I’m only 11, and I collect coins and banknotes. I’m from the Philippines. I love your videos! Thanks for informing us with a lot of interesting things. Hope you see this Comment!
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Beautiful coins but I love the barber dime
my favorite is the 1800 quarter
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I thought this guy knew his coins, when he said the 1932 S Washington was nothing special I was like are you serious.
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Do you have any Morgan Dollars for sale
Not at the moment
May I please have the 1871 indana cent?
Hello, I have a $1 silver certificate ,blue seal , *41205478A series 1957 A in excellent condition no tears no Folds, what's is the value? I can't find a video on this one to compare a value.
Not sure if you * indicates that its a star note, but its worth about 10-15 bucks if it does have a star in the serial number. If it does not have a star its worth around 5 or 6 bucks.
the old quarter is my favorite
That grading company is notorious for everything they grade being MS70 with the occasional ms69
Lol, that's what I figured
The 1820 quarter in my favorite !
O man, I'm drooling over those excellent coins. I just wish I could buy and buy and buy but there are limits unfortunately😭😭😭
We've certainly all got our limits!
Hey Silverpicker, love your channel, thanks for doing it! Question, do you test all the coins you buy for authenticity? There are so many fakes out there these days and I'm wondering how you protect yourself from this risk.
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