Awesome AWESOME share!!! So glad you had a great time all went well, you could add inventory, learn and return home safely!!! Thank you for showing. Stay safe and Peace from Kansas!!!
Really nice haul. Congratulations! I can't pick a favorite, but that 1913-D Barber half really is a knockout, and I just love Liberty Seated coins and Capped Bust coins, especially halves and dollars, and I'm really glad that you've been picking them up lately. I had a great weekend myself and just got something that I've wanted for many years, a Dahlonega gold coin, and it's an 1850-D quarter eagle in AU-50, PCGS certified. It's significantly harder to find than any of the coins minted in the 1840s, and most of them are in EF or lower, with AU examples being quite scarce. There were only 12,148 minted, and the PCGS population report shows only 71 graded higher. A banner day, I tell you!
Some very nice pick ups. Good looking gold dollar and like the capped bust silver which is something I’ve considered getting into. Great video thanks for sharing.
You pick the ideal coins . . . . . they check a lot of the 'boxes'. Old holders . . .Rattlers . . .CAC . . . better dates . . . .you will never go wrong. I tend to look for the same things. Add to that your good targeting of 'eye-appeal' . . . and I don't really look at the website too much . . .all the good coins are gone!!! Keep up the good work and the great content. -- Jeff
I don’t have negative comments towards dealers who buy cheap(?) from other dealers. We sheer collectors pay the price. We don’t get same breaks. Only a small discount if….
Have you ever done a video on the process of sending coins to CAC from start to finish ? Meaning - show how to submit them, where to go to submit, certain packaging, certified mail or not and what the cost and breakdown for the cost for certain coins and what the turnaround time looks like? If you haven't, I think it would be a great educational video.
If you find a nice 1927 peace dollar, philly in ms65 then give me a holla...I'm still on the hunt, got a nice 1803 large 3 draped bust in vf30 waiting to trade or WHY?.
That trime at 3:00 was so beautifully toned on the back, thats a must have for me
I enjoy seeing all these coins with a brisk pace by the host. Great audio and videography paired with great engaging content.
We try to get it done efficiently, so we can show quality without wasting your time.
Awesome AWESOME share!!! So glad you had a great time all went well, you could add inventory, learn and return home safely!!! Thank you for showing. Stay safe and Peace from Kansas!!!
Thanks for watching brother. I hope your weekend went well also!
Really nice haul. Congratulations! I can't pick a favorite, but that 1913-D Barber half really is a knockout, and I just love Liberty Seated coins and Capped Bust coins, especially halves and dollars, and I'm really glad that you've been picking them up lately. I had a great weekend myself and just got something that I've wanted for many years, a Dahlonega gold coin, and it's an 1850-D quarter eagle in AU-50, PCGS certified. It's significantly harder to find than any of the coins minted in the 1840s, and most of them are in EF or lower, with AU examples being quite scarce. There were only 12,148 minted, and the PCGS population report shows only 71 graded higher. A banner day, I tell you!
Todd sounds like a great day, we are thankful you have taken us along your collecting adventure.
@@AcoushaCollectibles and many thanks to you.
Love, love my capped bust and Commemoratives, picked up a few good pieces from a coin show this past weekend myself
That's awesome to hear! Congrats on the haul!
thanks for the video..........
Yo! Looking back you made some nice buys at the time.
Wow that Barber half dollar is freaking amazing
Couldn’t agree more
insane denver barbie ,,great show
Some very nice pick ups. Good looking gold dollar and like the capped bust silver which is something I’ve considered getting into. Great video thanks for sharing.
No problem Silver, we will keep the content coming.
Lots of eye candy! Glad you could turn some stuff before the show concluded so you could buy some more!
Good flips for sure. Happy to turn them and get a little more.
You pick the ideal coins . . . . . they check a lot of the 'boxes'. Old holders . . .Rattlers . . .CAC . . . better dates . . . .you will never go wrong. I tend to look for the same things. Add to that your good targeting of 'eye-appeal' . . . and I don't really look at the website too much . . .all the good coins are gone!!! Keep up the good work and the great content. -- Jeff
Its good to buy the coin with everything going for it. People scoop these up way too fast. Need to go find more!
Are your prices on the website firm?
Would be happy to hear out offers that you had on some coins. Please send me a text: 832-53-4122
Enjoyed that tremendously. Exquisite stuff. Nice video. Did y'all have a booth too?
We shared a table with reliable coins. Gave him $100 and borrowed a case. Super low overhead which was nice
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Were you all at the coin show in Conroe last weekend?
Liked the 1835 H10C PCGS X45 you showed the best! Why? Cause I’m the guy that sold it to you 🤣 Mr Dean
Hey Dean! Thanks for working with us and setting up at the show. Also bought that super cool 1831 Cappe Bust Half. She's a looker!
@@AcoushaCollectibles I saw that. Hope to bump into y’all again soon.
Was this the grapevine one if so I was there
This was!
Is it hard to fund coins at a coin show?
Are you going to the show in grapevine on the 23rd of September
Yes we are!
Any Barber dimes?
We have a few Barber dimes on our website. But nothing new from this show.
Man what a haul!!!! Once u see a true high grade barber half you never go back! Lol
So true! This thing was crazy!
I was at that show to bad he didn't get to see my full set of pl Morgan's
Darn, we need to watch out for each other next time.
I don’t have negative comments towards dealers who buy cheap(?) from other dealers. We sheer collectors pay the price. We don’t get same breaks. Only a small discount if….
Everyone has to pay the price my man. No one is getting incredible deals.
please sir how can I know MS tell alttle . We are in .burma .
Have you ever done a video on the process of sending coins to CAC from start to finish ?
Meaning - show how to submit them, where to go to submit, certain packaging, certified mail or not and what the cost and breakdown for the cost for certain coins and what the turnaround time looks like?
If you haven't, I think it would be a great educational video.
Yes I have. Just split into two videos
Baller hahaha
If you find a nice 1927 peace dollar, philly in ms65 then give me a holla...I'm still on the hunt, got a nice 1803 large 3 draped bust in vf30 waiting to trade or WHY?.
I will keep you posted once you find one that meets your requirements.
@@AcoushaCollectibles thanks.
that 1918 walker is a fake, the holder is a fake PCGS
Incorrect. This holder was a marketed holder for a $6 upcharge during the 4.0 Gen era. This coin also has matching Trueviews.
I thought the same thing, then went and hunted around a bit. Legit, but maybe a mistake by PCGS. I'd look right past a coin in this holder.