Catastrophic Coin Issues! Coins People Hope Are Mint Errors
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- Catastrophic Coin Issues! Coins People Hope Are Mint Errors
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Thank you for taking the time to help everyone. I appreciate you.
Thanks for watching.
Thanks Daniel for reviewing some posts from your CoinHELPu community ! I hope this helps many folks to understand some things. Very nice informative video !
Thank you Daniel. It must really be incredibly frustrating. I appreciate your time and effort. 💫🙏💫
Daniel, up until the mint started to make N I F C.Kennedy half dollars, were these coins all sent to the bank in bags.Business strikes. Thankyou for info.and the video.😊
Thanks, Daniel, again! I am very appreciative of these recent videos highlighting misattributed coin issues. I hope the knowledge being shared finds a way to all those eBay sellers who really have no idea what they're doing. On the flip side, I hope buyers don't fall for all of the fake errors and even call out those sellers to go find some education.
I agree.
Daniel, I watch and learn. Discussions of coins posted to your group are interesting. It’s fun to guess the coin damage methodologies. For some reason, garbage disposals love coins…..
Hey, you showed my damaged coin. That's AWESOME!!! Thanks.
It's saved for posterity.
Good Eye, even though I am not a pro. Like you Daniel I could tell it was damaged not an error. Thanks Bud.
Great discussion.. I don't even mess with this topic unless it is verified by PCGS. I think if you look at something long enough, you are bound to see things you believe are there, that are not.
Keep those great episodes coming. Daniel, you are always making my brain work. I appreciate that.
Thank you!
Good video, thanks for sharing Daniel!
Thank you!
Thank you Daniel! I didn't know that the walking liberty was a after market product, not from the US Mint. I will let my Dad know. Thanks you for the CoinHELPu Community and again for the time you take to educate us about the world of Coin Collecting. Many Blessings!!
The Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a US Mint product, it's the packaging it's in that is aftermarket. You misunderstood.
@@CoinHELPu Thank you 😊 🙏 for the correction. Still learning. 😆 🤣
Great!!!❤❤❤
Thank you
Very nice thank you!
Thank you.
Thank you Daniel As always great info 😊🌷🌷🌷
Thank you.
Very good video Daniel learned alot from it
Thank you.
Thank you that helped a lot 😍
You're welcome.
Daniel I wish u was in Florida!!! I just like how u are and do business
Thank you.
I really understand why so many try to make something out of nothing. Just went through $50.00 in pennies and not a single class1 or 2 doubled die ,no close or wide AMs, no off weights. Just lots and lots of damage, about 70 kinds. Did find many coins that "should" grade well and what are probably some lesser value doubled dies which will go in a roll in storage.
If it was easy everyone would get two boxes of coins from the bank, pick through it, and retire comfortably.
I'm fairly new to coin collecting,,, but my heart races when I see a 69s , lol... and there is something oddly satisfying about going through coins.
Realistic is what I preach.
Im so glad me thinking everything was something was a quick passing phase. 😆....
Thanks!
@@CoinHELPu big prices = rare, very rare in most case....common sense.
Youre not going to find these items often, if ever at all roll hunting....yet some people are under the impression these things can be found everywhere, everyday 😆
When buying any coin I always ask myself now, "Why do you want this specific coin?" The answer determines whether or not it gets bought but in my experience the more I stack the less I collect coins because most coin dealers are frauds and scheisters who misrepresent their inventory to dupe newbies.
FALSE :
"most coin dealers are frauds and scheisters who misrepresent their inventory to dupe newbies."
The TRUTH:
There's frauds in EVERY business and it's not MOST coin dealers..
@@CoinHELPu TRUE
If it's not graded by PCGS or NGC then it's subject to human motivations and a subjective evaluation of the coin's value. When an uneducated buyer breaks out 100's then I highly doubt any coin dealer will object. In my limited experience the mass majority of supposed coin dealers overestimate the grade and value of their raw coins.
Everyone, collectors and dealers alike often want their coins to be a higher grade, that is human nature but doesn't mean motivation is nefarious in nature. Ultimately if you can't make a deal then you can't, but most dealers I know respect my knowledge when I tell them the real condition of their coins. It's the reason I preach for people to educate themselves.
Hahahahaaaa...and they wonder why you're crazy? 😆😜
Thank you for your advice on coin collecting. I'm a senior citizen trying to build a collection and not very knowledge. If you have time, can you explain why Anacs coins are not as respected as NGC or PCGS coins?
I liked this video! Reminds me of Facebook
Yeah, it is.
@@CoinHELPu Two GREAT guys talking here!!! Thanks Numismatic & Daniel for being in this hobby!
I keep waiting for one of mine that I posted to show up. 😊
I must be a very odd character, because I can't even imagine putting coins in the cupholder of my car. I mean, you are putting something that could perhaps be valuable in a holder that is for your study drink or coffee as you drive, NOT your money!
Yes even a penny!
I've never tossed my change in the cupholder in my car. All my coin change from breaking a bill goes into a little coin purse then once at home I separate the pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, etc and they all go into their own container into I get around to looking at them.
I am NO coin expert in any way. I have some collections I have no idea if worth anything. I just happen to like coins, their history, what they have been made from in the past and currently.
I just like coins. It's fun to examine them closely, I've found some weird things on many of them. I don't know what those strange marks are, or why some look blurry when reading the letters or dates on some of them. What I do know is I've grown in my interest of coins, and I might have them looked at by a professional.
Over all, my interest in coins treats on one main issue; RESPECT THE COINS! Please don't just toss them willynilly in the cupholder of your car.
They might hold a valuable oddity that will give you some extra cash or a decent windfall... So, please respect the coins.
I have a few double die Ike Dollars. Pretty heavy doubling on back . Is it worth more?? Should I get them graded?
No one can answer questions like that in YT comments. One must see the coins in person.
i have a bicentennial quarter that weights 5.9 grams is that right?
Ok this cracks me up. Go to the 8:36 mark and pause it on the reverse of a wheat cent. What do you see on the 'T' on the word cent? I'll give you a hint: you'll see something of the phallic variety. If you think I'm crazy, look at all the other marks on the reverse and you will start to notice someone's artwork. Has anyone else noticed this?
This is even better. So...have you seen the iconic, perfectly doubled 1955 DDO? Go look at a picture of it (I'm talking the top dog of em all) and whaddaya see? Hint: ITS THE SAME STUFF THAT YOU SEE HERE. We have some sort of coinage "ar-teest" walking among us. And I want to know who it is.
Side note: please don't tell me that I'm wrong and that I'm seeing things that aren't really there. Go through your own change. I've found dozens of pennies and a few dimes with the same thing going on. Why isn't anyone talking about this??
Because you’re seeing things, you’re making familiar objects out of shapes in coins, it’s called www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pareidolia#:~:text=par%C2%B7%E2%80%8Bei%C2%B7%E2%80%8Bdo,of%20the%20Rorschach%20inkblot%20test.
It’s that’s simple, there’s no artist carving up dies that strike coins and putting phallace symbols on coin dies at the mint.
This video is about post mint damaged coins which is after mint damage.
Ok cool, I'll send something for you, I can't find any info, on a half chocolate half regular sacagawea coin? Maybe 😅 prolly not but no way I'm going to know!
I don't accept submissions.
Are Uncirculated Old coins valuable
Depends on what coin they're.
How about when the mint mark sits in a hole after 1989
Or if the entire date sits down into a after😊in a circle hole😅
What if the date sits in a circular indented hole 😊😅
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How much do you think my 83 3.1g Lincoln cent is worth today
Nothing until it’s authenticated and graded by PCGS or NGC.
if something is very rare collectors still want it regardless of what it looks like if it is actually the rare item in question the rarity of it is the desirable factor making it something the collectors value this is the case in every collectors hobby EXCEPT COINS!!! that should make you question alot about the mentality of "coin collecting"
No hobby out there where people desire a damaged collectible over a non damaged collectible. It’s human nature and not exclusive to coin collecting.
Even in the case of rare errors, not many people collect them so they're not always worth a lot. If errors were collected as avidly as Morgan dollars, the values would be sky-high. But they're not.
It's nowhere near as simple as just being rare. Other factors including demand distort the perceived value. An error that is a one time thing will almost always be worth less than one that has a population of 250,000 because the latter is likely to be documented in the Red Book and people are much more likely to want one. A lot of demand is created by the contributors to published catalogs who may have an aspirational value for something they own and don't care about something they'll never see.
Historically few people tried to collect any entire series of dates and mintmarks before Whitman folders caught on. The availability of nearly filled folders created much higher demand for so called key dates and those coins suddenly increased in value if there were almost enough to satisfy that type of collector. But, the actually rare ones had a plug you had to tear out to put something in the space.
Good comment!
So a Mickey Mantle rookie card with a peacock feather and glitter glued to his cap is desirable? How about a 1978 Princess Leia figure with both hands melted to her face? I could go for eternity with one of a kind "rarities" that are 100% worthless.
Have s buffalo nickle with wolf head instead of indian
I have a 1945 s mark is upside-down are side ways
One cent 1981 doubled die variety coin videos