I just started collecting recently an wheat pennys are what hooked me. I just wanted to say thank you. Your videos have been the most informative to my research. I'm glad you take the time to help us newbies.😂😂
Man, I’ve been collection coins for about 20yrs now and have watch about a thousand videos on TH-cam, but yours are by far as straight to the point, no bearing around the bush, and call it like it is. Just in the video , you cleared up some unknown myths that I have had in my mind and answered many of my uncertainties and doubts. Thank you for keeping this real and showing me the things to focus most of my time and energy towards.
When I first started it was ok. Now it's exciting! But sometimes it's overwhelming, because once you find an RPM, DDO, DDR, etc. New errors come out for the same coin. It is time consuming if you're really in to it. Happy Hunting!! 💰
super informitive . I so enjoy how informitive you are with these,sometimes i really wish these videos were live where actual questions could be asked,Such as doubling where theres a blur under or offset to the actual mint location . Die cracks along the rims n such .thank you for what u do .was handed bunch of wheats from a friends mom who collected and receantly passed away ,of which my friend shared many wheats to me. Again thank you .Mr.Imformaitive
Thanks Daniel, I just got my brother into coin collecting as he has money he has saved since college that he wanted to invest, so far he's picked out a nice buffalo 1938-D MS66 and a 1884-CC MS65 as his starting point. He lives in VA and I live in MA so its cool we can now share a hobby together, we are planning to hit some coin shows when we visit each-other. Thanks for all the info you helped me feed and share with him!. -Chris
That's super valuable information for my collection as I just assumed that they were all circulation damage . Thank you for the information on what I enjoy collecting.
I have so many to go through. 44 and 45's some s mints too. Thanks for all you do for us. I'm getting more and more into errors and varieties. Thanks again, Daniel. ☺
Hey Daniel, it's always a pleasure to see your videos, and I'm one of the ones that stay all the way to the end. I'm curious as to know more about the 58 transition into 59 business strikes Lincoln cent.
1909-S VDB is the next coin on my "hit list". I would like to get a nice, graded example. Now all I need to do is find a second job and possibly a third depending on the grade I want to purchase (joking of course)! Sure is an expensive coin but well worth the money. Have you seen how the price has increased historically over the last 30 years? It is amazing!
I bought a set of pennies books and baggies of wheat back , I think some one passed and the family donated to second hand store ! About 150 to 200 coins at least half have about everything your talking about and dates range 1909 to 59
I want to say thank you Daniel so much for all of your extraordinary videos. You are by far the best person to go to for information. You have helped me so much there are not enough words to tell you how much I appreciate all of your videos. I know that it had to be very time consuming for you to make all your videos so once again thank you so much. P.S. I do also want to say that coinopp has also helped me in many ways, but you have well surpassed him but he is also someone that explains his videos very well also. 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Daniel you're the best thank you for your enthusiasm and wealth of knowledge that you continue to share with the community. Especially thank you for your over mint mark inclusion and this video. Like I said before people are trying to scam folks with over mint marks but have no documentation for that year.
I did buy a 1953 D/D it was I say MS64RD, I talked him down to $8.00. It might not be worth much but I just liked it. I was given some wheat cents from 1909- 1955 so I will be using this video, THANKS!!!
I was wondering if you'd consider giving me some constructive criticism...I recently sold a 1960D-Roosevelt dime RPM through eBay and didn't even make $2. To say I was bummed is an understatement. I am wanting to get back into selling "finds" from CRH, and was looking for some seller tips. Thank you for your time, and keep doing what you do!!!
Selling successfully is more about buying "right", if you're not buying well then you can't sell for a price that benefits you and the customers. Also, I build relationships by selling in a regular place like ebay and Facebook groups.
Hey Daniel , saved this video - need to watch several times 🤣 so much information ! Thank you for putting this together . I have saved a ton zinc’s & early wheats since I was a kid........ never went thru them looking for “ mint mistakes” , but thinking 🤔 I may someday soon.
I have a uncirculated 55s with one of the fives has no gap between the top and where it starts to curve, like a speck of copper was pressed into the space. Along with a possible DD. Would it be reasonable to get it graded? Thank you for your time.
5:25 split serifs or thickness would not help with that date because the 1934 FS-101 is COMPLETELY separated from the rest. If the stinginess of the second date was as strong as the 1955 it would easily be better. It is so light but so separated from the rest. It’s an anomaly and that’s what makes it extremely interesting!
DANNY! Rut Row..stalker here. I so much APPRECIATED the 1940's wheat cents. THANK YOU. How are you today ? I really want you to know the valuable information you share with us ENTHUSIASTS is truly appreciated. ❤×infinity and beyond
Great video.Going thru m Kennedy's listening to pt2. So when finished I can go catch it all. Like reading a book before a movie. Thanks guess I Better see pt. 1
I'll never forgive PCGS for adding the 58 DDO to the registry set as a major variety... My 55 DDO is my favorite in my collection. Love your wheat cent videos!
3:05 you said you can see it while you were pointing to the wrong area. The thickness in the mint mark is normal for that year. That example isn’t the best because the die is about to die (pun intended) so the actual RPM that is extremely south is not very clear.
You're correct, this was just supposed to be like a list not explaining the pups. I got dates and mint confused. This particular image doesn't show the southern secondary S serif. I was able to remove this part, takes TH-cam a while but fixed. Thanks!
Are the new 2019 west mint mark pennies worth getting I pretty new to coin collecting and saw them just curious about the west mint mark. Any help or advise would be appreciated! Thanks!
Yes, but usually it is best to wait until all are released and the hype dies down, then the prices settle out. I know there's always a risk of them increasing in value but 99.9% of the time mint products decrease in value.
thank you Daniel I just found a 1956 Lincoln wheat cent no mint mark with an extra wheat stalk on the reverse is this a known error or perhaps a discovery one?
Hi Dan, have a question. What site(S) do you recommend are the best to sell coins on and get they're actual price? Much appreciated for a response. Thanks, Chris
There's no one site for that, selling coins is about buying right and building clients and trust, then you can sell for a decent price. I use Facebook groups, our website, ebay, just anywhere that I can build relationships with customers.
Thank you for the info, now I see, thought I was just seeing things, I clearly see on my microscope on a 1984 D penny seems like it got hit three times the D
@@CoinHELPu well sir it is a very odd 1967 and it looks like the copper is peeling away in the “In God “ area. Looks like the god has flaked off,could it be a faulty planchette
Daniel Thank You I really am learning so much but I do have a question, I came across a penny that I think is a 1949 the 4 is a blob other numbers are thick, the word LIBERTY is a blob and In God We Trust is a blob also on the back it's thick also on some letters.I really is a odd ball !
Dang. Wish u would have thrown some ballpark prices from just opinion or past deals... i mean thats why people are even here ... but decent video... i think the double die for most part are a giant waste of time. Of course owner is gonna fall huge on the side of yes. Just to finally get to a cash register and all be a big waste of time
Daniel I sent you a message at the email address you sent me and I haven't heard anything from you so I was wondering if I didn't have the email address correct
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with us
I just started collecting recently an wheat pennys are what hooked me. I just wanted to say thank you. Your videos have been the most informative to my research. I'm glad you take the time to help us newbies.😂😂
Man, I’ve been collection coins for about 20yrs now and have watch about a thousand videos on TH-cam, but yours are by far as straight to the point, no bearing around the bush, and call it like it is. Just in the video , you cleared up some unknown myths that I have had in my mind and answered many of my uncertainties and doubts. Thank you for keeping this real and showing me the things to focus most of my time and energy towards.
Thank you
When I first started it was ok. Now it's exciting! But sometimes it's overwhelming, because once you find an RPM, DDO, DDR, etc. New errors come out for the same coin. It is time consuming if you're really in to it. Happy Hunting!! 💰
Thank you so much! You are very informative and simple to understand!
super informitive . I so enjoy how informitive you are with these,sometimes i really wish these videos were live where actual questions could be asked,Such as doubling where theres a blur under or offset to the actual mint location . Die cracks along the rims n such .thank you for what u do .was handed bunch of wheats from a friends mom who collected and receantly passed away ,of which my friend shared many wheats to me. Again thank you .Mr.Imformaitive
Thanks Daniel, I just got my brother into coin collecting as he has money he has saved since college that he wanted to invest, so far he's picked out a nice buffalo 1938-D MS66 and a 1884-CC MS65 as his starting point. He lives in VA and I live in MA so its cool we can now share a hobby together, we are planning to hit some coin shows when we visit each-other. Thanks for all the info you helped me feed and share with him!. -Chris
You're welcome and good to hear, we have another customer who brought his brother into the shop and now he collects.
Unbelievable pup on the 43.THANK YOU ❤
That's super valuable information for my collection as I just assumed that they were all circulation damage . Thank you for the information on what I enjoy collecting.
I have so many to go through. 44 and 45's some s mints too. Thanks for all you do for us. I'm getting more and more into errors and varieties. Thanks again, Daniel. ☺
Hey Daniel, it's always a pleasure to see your videos, and I'm one of the ones that stay all the way to the end. I'm curious as to know more about the 58 transition into 59 business strikes Lincoln cent.
Love both parts of the videos smart and valuable way to get it done need more like this thank you
1909-S VDB is the next coin on my "hit list". I would like to get a nice, graded example. Now all I need to do is find a second job and possibly a third depending on the grade I want to purchase (joking of course)! Sure is an expensive coin but well worth the money. Have you seen how the price has increased historically over the last 30 years? It is amazing!
Thanks 👍 for giving us the information on finding coins
I bought a set of pennies books and baggies of wheat back , I think some one passed and the family donated to second hand store ! About 150 to 200 coins at least half have about everything your talking about and dates range 1909 to 59
I want to say thank you Daniel so much for all of your extraordinary videos. You are by far the best person to go to for information. You have helped me so much there are not enough words to tell you how much I appreciate all of your videos. I know that it had to be very time consuming for you to make all your videos so once again thank you so much.
P.S. I do also want to say that coinopp has also helped me in many ways, but you have well surpassed him but he is also someone that explains his videos very well also. 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Thank you that was nice of you!!
Outstanding. I always look for RPM's but in a lot of cases I had NO idea what to look for. Thanks Daniel.
I love your knowledge of information
share with us. Im just started out and put to use your works. thank you
Than you for sharing all your knowledge! 👏
Appreciate the info Daniel.
Good morning Daniel. I got the 58 and 59 wheats. Great video
Daniel you're the best thank you for your enthusiasm and wealth of knowledge that you continue to share with the community. Especially thank you for your over mint mark inclusion and this video. Like I said before people are trying to scam folks with over mint marks but have no documentation for that year.
I am not finished on that subject, it will get it's own video soon.
I did buy a 1953 D/D it was I say MS64RD, I talked him down to $8.00. It might not be worth much but I just liked it. I was given some wheat cents from 1909- 1955 so I will be using this video, THANKS!!!
You're welcome
Thankyou Daniel for all your time and the very good information
Just taking a refresher course
The video package was great 😀🏆👍
im just starting out and you gave me plentyof helpful information.I Admire your
You're a good man! Thank you for sharing this Valuable information!
I was wondering if you'd consider giving me some constructive criticism...I recently sold a 1960D-Roosevelt dime RPM through eBay and didn't even make $2. To say I was bummed is an understatement. I am wanting to get back into selling "finds" from CRH, and was looking for some seller tips. Thank you for your time, and keep doing what you do!!!
Selling successfully is more about buying "right", if you're not buying well then you can't sell for a price that benefits you and the customers. Also, I build relationships by selling in a regular place like ebay and Facebook groups.
Also, I don't always get what I want. I base my success on a month of sells and not just a handful.
Great commentary, Thanks.
Hey Daniel , saved this video - need to watch several times 🤣 so much information ! Thank you for putting this together . I have saved a ton zinc’s & early wheats since I was a kid........ never went thru them looking for “ mint mistakes” , but thinking 🤔 I may someday soon.
Thank you and I have a series on the Memorial Cents as well th-cam.com/play/PLku4wL94a2MOwcIXP02tDtDcTDTXm6A1q.html
Beautiful varieties, great video.
Thanks for clarifying several varieties I wondered about!
Thanks for the variety an error information on these wheaties. My son and I love hunting and finding wheat pennies. Thanks again daniel.
Great Job Daniel, thank you!!!
Very informative
Another good one Daniel!
I have a uncirculated 55s with one of the fives has no gap between the top and where it starts to curve, like a speck of copper was pressed into the space. Along with a possible DD.
Would it be reasonable to get it graded?
Thank you for your time.
Thank you for both the videos!! Just simply awesome!!!
5:25 split serifs or thickness would not help with that date because the 1934 FS-101 is COMPLETELY separated from the rest. If the stinginess of the second date was as strong as the 1955 it would easily be better. It is so light but so separated from the rest. It’s an anomaly and that’s what makes it extremely interesting!
Yes it is.
The 1944 that coinopp owns is similar but not as far.
I have one 1909 vdb red brown colors. Beautiful coin and double die.
Thank you!
LOVE your video's BRO MAN THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO!
You're welcome and thank you
DANNY! Rut Row..stalker here. I so much APPRECIATED the 1940's wheat cents. THANK YOU. How are you today ? I really want you to know the valuable information you share with us ENTHUSIASTS is truly appreciated. ❤×infinity and beyond
Thanks for the great info!
Great video. I am always learning from you.
What are Kennedy half's selling for now, since silver is up a little? Thank you!
Around $6 and up.
I will be making a comprehensive list of the information in the video, asap.Thanks for the
thank u for the great information
Great video.Going thru m Kennedy's listening to pt2. So when finished I can go catch it all. Like reading a book before a movie. Thanks guess I Better see pt. 1
Always great information sir, thank you. 👍👍
I'll never forgive PCGS for adding the 58 DDO to the registry set as a major variety... My 55 DDO is my favorite in my collection. Love your wheat cent videos!
3:05 you said you can see it while you were pointing to the wrong area. The thickness in the mint mark is normal for that year. That example isn’t the best because the die is about to die (pun intended) so the actual RPM that is extremely south is not very clear.
You're correct, this was just supposed to be like a list not explaining the pups. I got dates and mint confused. This particular image doesn't show the southern secondary S serif. I was able to remove this part, takes TH-cam a while but fixed. Thanks!
Two in one day!!! *WHOOOO HOOOO!*
Really one, split in two. lol
Have you noticed the thumbs down? There's a few who are subbed just to do that to each video. LOL
@@CoinHELPu an odd way to get a thrill
I thought so too, it would drop off if youtube allowed us to see who thumbed down. lol
Great information. I have learned a lot from you
Are the new 2019 west mint mark pennies worth getting I pretty new to coin collecting and saw them just curious about the west mint mark. Any help or advise would be appreciated! Thanks!
Yes, but usually it is best to wait until all are released and the hype dies down, then the prices settle out. I know there's always a risk of them increasing in value but 99.9% of the time mint products decrease in value.
thank you Daniel I just found a 1956 Lincoln wheat cent no mint mark with an extra wheat stalk on the reverse is this a known error or perhaps a discovery one?
Thank u i have alto of wheat cents that i have to go through this is a great help
Awesome!!
Hi Dan, have a question. What site(S) do you recommend are the best to sell coins on and get they're actual price? Much appreciated for a response. Thanks, Chris
There's no one site for that, selling coins is about buying right and building clients and trust, then you can sell for a decent price. I use Facebook groups, our website, ebay, just anywhere that I can build relationships with customers.
thanks thanks thanks Daniel Thanks Daniel
You're welcome
Thanks for info.
You're welcome
Good imformation
Thank u
What about a 1931-s wheat penny??
What about it?
CoinHELPu is it a key date?? Since it’s a low mintage
1958 dd
I have a few 1944 no mint mark and I have a dark 1958 wheat penny
Thank you for the info, now I see, thought I was just seeing things, I clearly see on my microscope on a 1984 D penny seems like it got hit three times the D
I know this is an old video but I cant figure out how you got to a list of errors. The website looks different now. anything helps thank you
You should show enlarged
Don't be just a talked
I found a 1954 dubbed die on the one the 5 and the 4,is it worth anything??
If it's not listed and doesn't have a grade then I don't know.
Would you be able to look at an error coin for me ? It’s pretty messed up
Error coins are not messed up coins so more than likely it is badly damaged. You can use the coinhelpu community for help.
@@CoinHELPu well sir it is a very odd 1967 and it looks like the copper is peeling away in the “In God “ area. Looks like the god has flaked off,could it be a faulty planchette
PCGS Coinfacts is great. I recommend the app. Great to have when you need to check a coin's value on the go.
Daniel Thank You I really am learning so much but I do have a question, I came across a penny that I think is a 1949 the 4 is a blob other numbers are thick, the word LIBERTY is a blob and In God We Trust is a blob also on the back it's thick also on some letters.I really is a odd ball !
You didn't mention the big one, the 43 copper
Because it’s not a die variety, it’s a mint error.
my favorite series, next to the indians
Found 19/44 but the slash looks just like one.
i found 1922 d a 1926 nomint and a 1928 no mint 22 is weak 26 strong and 28 strong very found them do you think i should send them in to be checked
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playing it again
How do I get my coins grade I am new to this I have a lot of good ones
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Whoa!! Another great video Daniel! I would love to find D/D/D or S/S/S. How about Anything I’ll take it! 🎈hahahahaha V 🎈🎈👍👍🎈👍👍
I have and just inherited a whole bunch of steel pennies
I have a 1943 with No Mint Mark and it's beautiful!! What y'all think?
It’s normal and common.
Meron akong 1958 Lincoln Wheat penny one cent paano ko maibebenta?
well i didn't....drop off!!!! love them pennies!!!!
Thank you
What about a 1923
Your videos are perfect!
Wow, thank you!
Hi
How can I do for selling If you can do that help me please and appreciate you are doing good job
Thanks again
I don't help people sell unless I can meet them in person.
Thanks
You dodged a 1943 copper/bronze penny's 😊?
Should I wash my coins ☺️??
Have you ever seen a 1968-S triple stamped on the date it's not a proof
So wrong errors can be found and be valuable on any coin period
hello i have ol this ..
I just inherited a whole bunch of steel pennies or like to talk to somebody
I have a bunch but they’re not worth very much.
Triple stamped?…..
Triple struck has nothing to do with doubled dies.
Dang. Wish u would have thrown some ballpark prices from just opinion or past deals... i mean thats why people are even here ... but decent video... i think the double die for most part are a giant waste of time. Of course owner is gonna fall huge on the side of yes. Just to finally get to a cash register and all be a big waste of time
Daniel I sent you a message at the email address you sent me and I haven't heard anything from you so I was wondering if I didn't have the email address correct
1969s 1956s 1958d 1958d 1958dd. Alldd