Awesome breakout additions Jeff you certainly are doing great at your album’s congratulations on your awesome hole fillers thanks for sharing hope you had a amazing Fathers Day Best wishes
Hey Brother, good to see you. Hope you are well! Got to your channel and subbed up. Found your short, commenting turned off so didn't get to leave a msg. I just bought a 1879 pf64 that i'll be breaking out soon for my seated dime album
@stevenkenyon was thinking about you the other day. Was going through one of my bags and found a small bag of pay dirt i think i got from livingroom panner that i want to send your way, just need to find your address. Hope you are well!
Just for you I just bought a pf64 1879 seated dime that i will be breaking out soon. Been wanting a pf coin for my seated dime album, they're much cheaper and prettier than the ms business strike ones. Hopefully your eyes and ears can handle it😂. Thanks for watching & commenting brother!
My father and grandfather collected coins. But they never took tho out of the case plackets. However the plackets they were in were from the actual mints. Is this different????
@Johnny-jr2lq certified from the mints are nice and different. From the mint is about like asking for a genuine or not certification from one of the 3rd party graders, but from the mint you also usually have a coa, which can add a little extra value. Unfortunately not everything coming out of the mint is perfect, which is why people will still send them in to get graded, at which point(for proofs) you'll usually get a pf69 or pf70, everyone wants the 70 as it commands a higher premium. I doubt I would ever break out a pf70, but have broke out a pf69. Thank you for the comment & question!
@@jeffbrown2727 I see makes sense now. I remember them saying that the coins in the plastic cases were never touched by human hands. On a side note when my grandfather passed away. Almost all the collection disappeared then the remaining collection was stolen from my dad. Come to find out the coins were busted out of the cases and spent on cigarettes and alcohol. Kinda messed up because those coins were supposed to go to me when I got older. That’s why I was confused when you were taking out of the plastic. Thank you for explaining this
wow great additions to your collections🤩
Jeff Brown, the Plastic Cra cker! 🤣👍
(I put a space in the last word just in case it was picked up as a bad word 🤷♂️, lol)
Awesome breakout additions Jeff you certainly are doing great at your album’s congratulations on your awesome hole fillers thanks for sharing hope you had a amazing Fathers Day
Best wishes
Thank you @sherieward7707! Been a while, hope you are well!
Missed you my friend and these break-out videos🤗👊
Hey Brother, good to see you. Hope you are well! Got to your channel and subbed up. Found your short, commenting turned off so didn't get to leave a msg.
I just bought a 1879 pf64 that i'll be breaking out soon for my seated dime album
Watching here my friend
great session friend
Thank you!
Great collection!
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing. My friend hope you have been doing well
@stevenkenyon was thinking about you the other day. Was going through one of my bags and found a small bag of pay dirt i think i got from livingroom panner that i want to send your way, just need to find your address. Hope you are well!
Wow some low mintage. Cool video.
Thank you Brother! Hope you and the fam are ok. Busy with fam stuff. hopefully a little more free time this weekend to call and catchup
That is really rare my brotther
Just bought a pf64 1879 seated dime i'll be breaking out soon, hopefully for a short. 1100 mintage. Thanks for watching and commenting Brother!
nice coins, but I cringe seeing them broken out of holders
Just for you I just bought a pf64 1879 seated dime that i will be breaking out soon. Been wanting a pf coin for my seated dime album, they're much cheaper and prettier than the ms business strike ones. Hopefully your eyes and ears can handle it😂. Thanks for watching & commenting brother!
My father and grandfather collected coins. But they never took tho out of the case plackets. However the plackets they were in were from the actual mints. Is this different????
@Johnny-jr2lq certified from the mints are nice and different. From the mint is about like asking for a genuine or not certification from one of the 3rd party graders, but from the mint you also usually have a coa, which can add a little extra value. Unfortunately not everything coming out of the mint is perfect, which is why people will still send them in to get graded, at which point(for proofs) you'll usually get a pf69 or pf70, everyone wants the 70 as it commands a higher premium. I doubt I would ever break out a pf70, but have broke out a pf69. Thank you for the comment & question!
@@jeffbrown2727 I see makes sense now. I remember them saying that the coins in the plastic cases were never touched by human hands. On a side note when my grandfather passed away. Almost all the collection disappeared then the remaining collection was stolen from my dad. Come to find out the coins were busted out of the cases and spent on cigarettes and alcohol. Kinda messed up because those coins were supposed to go to me when I got older. That’s why I was confused when you were taking out of the plastic. Thank you for explaining this