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Ep.7 Season 1 - Collecting Rare Coins - Expert Advice on Collecting Gold Coins
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2024
- Season 1 - Episode Seven
In this episode, host Mark Yaxley meets with a rare coin expert to discuss collectible gold and silver coins, ancient coins and shipwreck coins. Understand the difference between bullion and collectible coins.
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Expert tips on gold and silver delivered to you directly from inside Strategic Wealth Preservation's Cayman Islands gold vault. This exclusive series provides investors with insights and education about a variety of topics related to owning precious metals:
Coins vs Bars - Gold vs Silver - Which one should I buy?
Gold vs Silver - Which metal is better to own?
Travelling With Precious Metals - Tips for the airports and customs
Shipping Gold and Silver - How to prepare a package for shipment?
Testing Precious Metals - Five ways to avoid fakes
Testing Gold Bars with PAMP Suisse's Veriscan authentication technology
Home Storage vs. Offshore Storage - How much should I keep at home?
Collecting Rare Coins - Expert advice on collecting gold coins
Storing Gold and Silver - At home, at the bank and in a secure storage facility
Going Global - Owning gold and silver offshore
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You read my mind. I was amazed at how well struck the 1st 3 coins were.
Those coins Charlie brought in were truly amazing. Hats off to our camera man for doing such a good job featuring their incredible details. Glad you enjoyed it Joseph!
I was able to pick up some old British gold coins at spot price. I am thanking that can be a good idea, no premium.
Nice bro. I’m a new UK cointuber. Loving you picking the British gold. What did you get?
I miss typed, one is British, 1925 George V gold sovereign, 1922, 20 franc Helvetia. The dealer bought them at a discount, so I got the at spot price. I made one of them into a necklace for my wife.
That’s sick. I bet she was happy! Nice work.
@@LAFTA It is nice because it is an investment and something my wife can enjoy. Enjoy chatting with you.
Was hoping for him to show a portuguese coin, but didn't. Skipped to Spain.
Though not rare or a long history, I find the eagles beautiful and artistic.
I love collectors coins as a supplement to my bullion investment. There is so much history to learn. But for maybe 1-2% of your portfloio its fun to try and pick a winner. My question is. is there a peak with collector coins? do they ride a wave u want to sell at the top? Or is it quality is quality. Forever....?
Wow! I am awe struck by that collection!
I cringe when he started handling those supposedly valuable numismatic coins with his BARE hands.
#Gold & #Silver to the 🌕
Sound Money > fiat currency
Love ancients 👍
Fantastic video.
Love your content! Do you have a video on how to care for coins? Storage, cleaning, etc...
Never clean an old coin. It can dramatically reduce the value.
I have 25 diamonds .9999, hope that will be enough. Oh, excuse me I meant silver Oz coins..
About. a dollar below spot per ounce. Use kitco or jm gold price. It's around 17 to 18 an ounce now so multiply that by 25. If you have have semi- numismatic coins you may get a dollar more. Older Chinese Pandas are cheap on ModernCoinMarts eBay site around Black Friday very soon. They go up yearly. I buy bars that I know close to spot from a reputable coin dealer. No pawn shops ever. Finally if you go to Apmex and accurately describes what you have they will make an offer. If you agree they send a courier to you to pick it up. If they agree with your descriptions/maybe photos they send a check. If not they return coins. Very reputable and. great service. Phone # is on their app.
I love my graded silver eagles. I got one from 2001 which is my birth year 😁. Sadly it is a 69 not 70 but still beautiful.
Great collection! And prices of the gold coins supprized a lot. I thought they'd be a lot higher for such old and rare ones.
"old" is almost never an important factor unless you talk about red copper/Bronze coins.
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 these are super old.
@@roadtothemarathon253 you can find a 1800 years genuine roman coin for under 1$ but there is coins of the 1960/70's ( the 1969 canadian large date dime for exemple ) who worth above 10k $, even in bad condition.
Also, if Byzantine gold ( solidus ) are sometimes cheap, Roman empire aureus are usually extremely expensive ( in my opinion they are the king series in numismatic for their rarity, extreme beauty ( hadrian aureus especially ) , deep historical value and universality ; those coins are collected everywhere ! )
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 yes, I know that old does not always mean expensive. Hope, I'll find any of those you described, old enough for me.
@@roadtothemarathon253 good ! Here is a link to a list of seller to avoid if you search on ebay ( watch out there is a *lot* ) : www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=353943&SearchTerms=black,list
I recommand you Heritage auction for the higher end stuff.
thanks, mark you are a legend
Again, thank you for sharing.
Nice , would love.to own any coin pre 1700! Wow!!
That guy that brought the coins is wearing a very nice Omega Aqua Terra beautiful watch expensive to
As a lover of history may I simply say......SSSLLLLLUUUUURRRRRPPPPP!!!!!!!! So gorgeous!!
Damn love ur channel i learned a lot
Glad you are enjoying our content!
Thank you
I'm a Silver hoarder.
I want german mark pieces from the kaiserreich
I got a few of those. They are beautiful!
Make more videos! Thank you.
So goood and knowledgeable video.
Aren’t these coins considered as ancient coins rather than just numismatic coins?
Is your Products and Etfs Are reliable?
I have one coin 1948 year old coin I want sale him can you tell me what is the amount of my coin
I feel it would be easy to counterfeit these coins and sell them on as the real thing.
Counterfeits only fool unknowledgeable people. Most expert dealers/collectors can tell a VERY good counterfeit coin within 20 seconds of looking at it, and this is for very good top of the line fakes. Even amateur collectors who have been collecting for just a few years can tell most fakes apart. Thats why a lot of counterfeits are sold on Ebay/Etsy, etc. to people who have no idea what they are looking at.
Decide if you are going to be an investor or collector. As with contemporary coins, the approach to acquiring the coins is vastly different. I started collecting bible-related coins 16 years ago that grade from G to XF. Along the way I added what I consider "investment grade" coins that are high grades and scarce. But I still refer to these as highlights of a collection, not really an investment.
That was cool
What is the name of the collector in this video?
I'm a collector of cryptographic coins
I don't understand why these supposedly precious coins are handled with bare hands? Shouldn't gloves be worn?
Hello MMM VV,
We understand your concern, however touching bullion precious metal with your hands doesn't change it's value.
-SWP
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The best way to git 'burned'/stung/jewed 99.9/10th of the time is to collect rare coins.
I bought a BU 10 pesos gold coin for $325 so $352 with taxes 'cause california. Now it has gone over $400 in just 2 days.
didnt even know you could buy these..... i want an athens coin but how the hell i get a real one lol
One verdict. There is absolutely no value in coins. Roman Empire coin worth only 1500$
Yeah, you'll get not rich with this...
I cannot believe that you handle those rare coins with out wearing gloves.
Considering that these coins are alloys vs the modern pure bullion coin... Touching them isn't really a problem... They lasted till now after all...
@Ken Johnson you're an uninformed idiot. Ancient coins are different from US coins. When collecting US coins, you're encouraged to wear gloves or at least hold the coins by the edges. That's why most US coins are slabbed. However, ancient coins are different. Collectors are encouraged to handle ancient coins with their bare hands. Ancient coins passed through thousands of hands while being intact. Handling ancient coins isn't a problem versus handling modern coins.
Разве можно с такими ногтями заснематся, позор!!?? Стыд и срам!
The guy completely forgot the Umayyad empire, Abbasid empire and the Ottoman empire that ruled for centuries the known world. Disappointed with his lack of history and clear bias.
Thanks your voice makes me sleepy.
Keep premiums low and buy raw bullion.
This is obviously a vide about appreciating numismatics as a hobby. So your comment is irrelevant…...
Dont think it is irrelevant, but you buy into it all you wish. Happy stacking mr swag 👍
@@marcuscrosdale7641 why are you mentioning stacking bullion in a video about numismatics? Stacking bullion and numismatics are two completely different things.....