Coin Dealers ARE STARVING For These Coins! (Why Fresh Coins Matter)
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Thank you for your videos, they are a breath of fresh air in the usual stale coin videos. Keep doing what your doing.
God bless you Mary!
@@AcoushaCollectibles Pre33 please!!! Mintages would be nice too.
You are always informative and I love that you cover topics not talked about by other dealers. You def know your audience.
Thank you.... you are a great addition to the hobby....
75lbs. !! Congrats !! I thought you were a new family member joining the show
How did you lose 75lbs. I could lose a few lbs. myself. You guys look like twins, honestly.
cac is a good way to go. love those guys.
Excellent info. Thank you for breaking down the progression of coins. It seems like a never ending learning experience.
Learn something new everyday. That’s what I love.
A friend of mine runs a coin shop. He bought it from the original owner and it has been there 45 plus years. He used to be a show dealer and was on the road every weekend and hitting shops during the week. Since he bought the shop he has a built in clientele and the former owners son is his partner. Now that he has the shop he has cut down the number of shows from 40 plus to less than 10. When he goes to a show like ANA or Baltimore he is mobbed. He gets material in every week, nothing super rare but a few nice pieces a month and he send at least one package a month to the grading services. When he sets up it is fresh material, not stuff that has been to every show for months but things even common that are new to the market. New material is red hot for him and his next show is at least 2 months away.
Very useful .
another great video drew!
Always on the hunt for fresh coins! There is no other feeling of finding a beauty in the wild!
Great video very nice coins 🎉
Nice...👍👍👍
Explanation with FRESH & STALE coins, Loved the info's. sir.🕵♂👍💖💖💖🇵🇭
Serious knowledge bombs 👍🏽
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Thank you for this video. I would like the story of my coins. Something to work on for me 🙂
Great vid Drew. Watching while the new coins drop on the site . . . . . .
Hope you enjoy them Jeff. God bless you.
great coins
For US coins you may have a point since they are in abundance. I collect Latin American Republic era gold coins in AU. These coins are much more rare than US coins therefore they are in demand regardless of Stale or Fresh. One coin I would love to see back on the market is an 1824 Argentina 2 Escudos. There is only two in the NGC census. (Actually, it is just one coin because this coin was broken out and resubmitted.) I followed this coin from the day it was sold in the Eliasberg sale in 2005. It bounced around from auction house to auction house until a collector in South America bought it. Unfortunately, I could not afford it at the time. My coins would be almost impossible to even ascertain if they are fresh or stale because many world coins are collected in Europe and they don't slab coins as we do. Many European auctions offer mostly raw coins. Unless you have been following their market for many years it is impossible to know the history of the coin.
Thank you for the comment. Most coins are hard to determine their direct origin but any additional information you do learn about the coin always makes for a great addition to the experience. It’s not imperative to know but certainly helps.
Как всегда отличное видео. Спасибо за знания 🇷🇺
Howdy, great content bud. Do you have a video on pre33 key dates. I bet if you did a key date series of videos, they would get a lot of views. Just sayin’
Thanks broham
Great idea!
Do you know why the the other 21 merc may not have gotten the CAC?
Few reason for sure.
1. Not the best for the grade.
2. Something the graders missed.
3. Lack luster (definitely important on a gem)
Do you do confidential appraisals? I have a few worth addressing I firmly believe.
Yes sir we do, please reach out. 832-538-4122
I sure will do. Hours of operation and who do I ask for, please? Thank you!
Please ask for Drew and the hours of operation are generally 9AM-5PM Central.
The story of a coin could be cool and all, but that doesn’t really matter to me. To me, it comes down to the eye appeal of the coin first, and prestige of the TPG holder second. If, in my opinion, the coin is over graded or has a problem (cleaned or damaged not identified by the grader), I’m not buying it, no matter what the story is behind the history of the coin (even if it’s “fresh” and never been to market before). If someone’s grandpa found a coin in circulation 100 years ago, and passed it down through family generations, ultimately to get graded by the grandson and held for 20 years, just bringing it to market for the first time, but it’s hazy, cleaned, scratched, has a rim ding, artificially toned, or overgraded, etc., it’s a hard pass for me. It’s less about “fresh” or “stale”, but more about good/great for the grade with high eye appeal, even on low graded coins.
"from a swiss collection assembled before 2005"