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My dad left me a 2.5 and a 5 dollar indian head gold coins, and the receipt of 48 dollars for both coins, i still have the coins and receipt and have added to his coins, thanks dad.
I'm always amazed that people can put all that together. I'm allergic to bullion. Never had more than 10 oz in silver bullion at a time. It always finds a way to turn itself into numismatic stuff 😅
LOL always the way, I bet the dude who Originally stacked it thought God Dam it evey time I bye some thing, Spot goes down 😮 All works out in the end tho if you hang onto it long enough 😅
I inherited a 500 + piece collection of American gold sovereigns from 1838-1931. All denominations in mint condition from my father who inherited them from his father my grandfather who inherited them from his father my great grandfather. Most are mint state in holders as my father spent time and money getting them graded and slabbed. Most are MS62 MS63 MS64 MS65 MS66 MS67 certified. The collection I had appraised by a certified coin auctioneer at over 3million dollars as is.Possibly more at auction it blew me away. Right now I am in a holding pattern.The collection has been in my family when my great grandfather started collecting them as a WALL ST. banker back in 1873.
I know that was a easy buy for you Daniel it was mostly gold a silver eagles! You didn't have to go through all different types of coins. That was a beautiful collection thanks for the vid.
I sold mr coin collection 2017 to buy 2018 silver at $16 then sold at $33.80 bought a cottage on 1/4 acre and 1/2 acre vacant lot i dont want my kids fighting over coins or getting lowballed when time comes. Stackings been fun and i still have a moderate stash but ones things consistant i.m.o. cash is still king you got cash you can make choices. Glad individual sold to you that was his smart move respecting family members hard earned stack.
Great video! I'll be checking your website for that 2013 Canada silver with the pronghorn. I collect offbeat Canadian stuff and it's been hard to get with the postal strike there.
I’m not sure that I would call a lot of that bullion. I noticed a lot of stuff I would call collectible coins. Whoever put together this collection made really good choices. Pretty impressive.
I like my iPhone 16 pro max a lot they do take good photos and good video…Thanks for sharing that with us. It’s nice seeing the different types of gold and gold bullion like that.
At 2:30 is Sunshine mining the same as Sunshine minting? Nevermind, I used AI for the answer: Sunshine Mining and Sunshine Minting are both involved in the mining and production of precious metals, but they have different roles and products: Sunshine Mining A silver mining and refining company that owns the Sunshine Complex in Idaho's Silver Valley. The Sunshine Mine is a historic high-grade silver mine that also produces antimony. Sunshine Minting A precious metals supplier that produces gold, silver, and other bullion products. Sunshine Minting is known for its quality and purity, and is a leader in the precious metals industry.
Nice to inherit, but always sad to see a stacker's life work summed up and sold off by relatives. It took so much effort and hard work to assemble that collection and maybe a hour to sell it. Person lost out a bunch though since 1/10th ozt gold usually carries a very high premium. If the stacker had stuck to pure ounces likely would have had a better cost average.
I honestly hate to see someones collection go .. that poor guy that passed away figured that person it was left 2 would take good care of it. But he sold it. 😢
right. he may have held on to some of the better `coins` as keepsakes perhaps but, I can`t say he didn`t do himself a favor by unloading a lot of it at this time. maybe he saw the writing on the wall, or at least the way some of us see gold and it`s possible future. long term though, thats maybe a different story. or, just isnt a coin guy so its just potential money in the pocket to spend on things he needs to to support him and his family.
It’s not that deep. Even if it was, most people can’t just lug around 40 grand worth of precious metals. And if you’re stacking for sentimentality, you’re doing it wrong.
Morning! Nice to see a collection like that. Based on my unqualified count I'd say seller did ok, and you will do very well based on projected profits. 👍🏻 Will be watching website and auctions.
Nice purchase Daniel. Amongst those silver eagles I saw one worn piece probably `junk silver` but hopefully there are some better dates the guy didn`t know were in there. But overall it looks like a win/win for everyone.
Best thing to think about when holding your Morgan’s for example in hand, it meant something to someone else at one point and might have helped someone live a day longer, might have even gotten someone killed too. There’s a lot of beauty to coins when you sit there and think about it.
I really hope I win the silver shot, my wife keeps asking me to buy silver shot and haven’t so hopefully I win that and I’ll wrap it with the tablet I bought her for Christmas.
Yes they will have to claim that as income anything above $2,100 or more it's required to be reported and taxes be paid anything less than the $2,100 it doesn't have to be reported that $2,100 are also required to be reported to the government the coin shops are required to report any purchases over $2,100 to the IRS under the anti-counterfeiting laws
@@williamgrimes668 He has to prove cost to calculate Capital Gain, if he inherited without proof of cost IRS considers the cost to be zero so it all gets taxed.
@@joeblack1345 where does that 2100 number come from. I sold much more than that in 2022. Coin dealer did not take my SSN and IRS nvr contacted me about it, neither did the State.
If this is a part of a Will or Trust, there be no tax payable by the recipient. If the Estate is over a certain amount, some taxes may be due from the Estate, however.
09:45 Daniel, I don't think the 1981 Krug is a proof - there's no frosting? Well, again, you move it very fast in front of the camera, so may be it is a proof...
It is too bad a person would sell that large a collection and not sort it and try to determine a value before bringing it to you. I bet you come out ahead! The person who collected it unfortunately did not choose a person who had real interest in it!
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I sold Daniel some coins and I had a price in mind and he hit it right on the head!! I appreciated the fair offer, Thanx again Daniel!!
Dude knew what he was doing. He knew what to stack..
My dad left me a 2.5 and a 5 dollar indian head gold coins, and the receipt of 48 dollars for both coins, i still have the coins and receipt and have added to his coins, thanks dad.
You are such an honest guy! Thanks for sharing!❤
Lots of nice stuff in that collection. Thanks for sharing
I'm always amazed that people can put all that together. I'm allergic to bullion. Never had more than 10 oz in silver bullion at a time. It always finds a way to turn itself into numismatic stuff 😅
Should have waited till today to sell… shits pumping 📈
@@coinjoinersunlimited1140 32.45 as of now 🥲
LOL always the way, I bet the dude who Originally stacked it thought
God Dam it evey time I bye some thing, Spot goes down 😮
All works out in the end tho if you hang onto it long enough 😅
He will regret selling once we hit hyperinflation.
Always happens when I sell next day silver goes up
Lovely coins. That fractional gold is lovely. What a great collection the owner had
Nice stuff there Daniel! That collector had good taste
I inherited a 500 + piece collection of American gold sovereigns from 1838-1931. All denominations in mint condition from my father who inherited them from his father my grandfather who inherited them from his father my great grandfather. Most are mint state in holders as my father spent time and money getting them graded and slabbed. Most are MS62 MS63 MS64 MS65 MS66 MS67 certified. The collection I had appraised by a certified coin auctioneer at over 3million dollars as is.Possibly more at auction it blew me away. Right now I am in a holding pattern.The collection has been in my family when my great grandfather started collecting them as a WALL ST. banker back in 1873.
Wow, that would make a great video!
Holy cow batman time to take profit 40 acres and a mule
@@DaringDoberman-hd6lu 40 acres? lmfao where NYC?
That collection would be amazing to see…
Great stuff for a stacker. I look forward to seeing what you have to sell on your site.
I know that was a easy buy for you Daniel it was mostly gold a silver eagles! You didn't have to go through all different types of coins. That was a beautiful collection thanks for the vid.
I sold mr coin collection 2017 to buy 2018 silver at $16 then sold at $33.80 bought a cottage on 1/4 acre and 1/2 acre vacant lot i dont want my kids fighting over coins or getting lowballed when time comes. Stackings been fun and i still have a moderate stash but ones things consistant i.m.o. cash is still king you got cash you can make choices. Glad individual sold to you that was his smart move respecting family members hard earned stack.
You bought some beautiful coins among the plain bullion. Very very cool.
Awesome! As someone who’s been burned myself, it’s always nice to hear of a win-win deal!
Wow! What a great collection.
None of that was really common and I enjoyed seeing the full spread of it all. Another great video, thanks for sharing Daniel!
Nice collection Daniel. Thank you for sharing
Great video! I'll be checking your website for that 2013 Canada silver with the pronghorn. I collect offbeat Canadian stuff and it's been hard to get with the postal strike there.
Thanks for sharing. Now that I know that you purchase large collections, I may have to come see you. 😊
I’m not sure that I would call a lot of that bullion. I noticed a lot of stuff I would call collectible coins. Whoever put together this collection made really good choices. Pretty impressive.
What a great legacy to leave!
I like my iPhone 16 pro max a lot they do take good photos and good video…Thanks for sharing that with us. It’s nice seeing the different types of gold and gold bullion like that.
Wow, those are the coins I wish I had in my stack. Thanks for sharing, Daniel. 👍👍
Good video Daniel, it's nice to see what you buy and others collect. Enjoyed the video very much. Hope to see more.
Smart man going to you to sell his collection. I know this is a fact. Merry Christmas Daniel!
At 2:30 is Sunshine mining the same as Sunshine minting?
Nevermind, I used AI for the answer:
Sunshine Mining and Sunshine Minting are both involved in the mining and production of precious metals, but they have different roles and products:
Sunshine Mining
A silver mining and refining company that owns the Sunshine Complex in Idaho's Silver Valley. The Sunshine Mine is a historic high-grade silver mine that also produces antimony.
Sunshine Minting
A precious metals supplier that produces gold, silver, and other bullion products. Sunshine Minting is known for its quality and purity, and is a leader in the precious metals industry.
Yes, the one's that saying "mining" are older but same company
@@JimmyDimes989 thanks sir!
Wow thanks for sharing
Nice to inherit, but always sad to see a stacker's life work summed up and sold off by relatives. It took so much effort and hard work to assemble that collection and maybe a hour to sell it. Person lost out a bunch though since 1/10th ozt gold usually carries a very high premium. If the stacker had stuck to pure ounces likely would have had a better cost average.
I honestly hate to see someones collection go .. that poor guy that passed away figured that person it was left 2 would take good care of it. But he sold it. 😢
Yes it is sad, not everyone is interested in that type of inhearitance.
@@bensherman8976 Maybe it’s a substantial downpayment for a house or property. It makes more sense then…
right. he may have held on to some of the better `coins` as keepsakes perhaps but, I can`t say he didn`t do himself a favor by unloading a lot of it at this time. maybe he saw the writing on the wall, or at least the way some of us see gold and it`s possible future. long term though, thats maybe a different story. or, just isnt a coin guy so its just potential money in the pocket to spend on things he needs to to support him and his family.
It’s not that deep. Even if it was, most people can’t just lug around 40 grand worth of precious metals. And if you’re stacking for sentimentality, you’re doing it wrong.
He held on to the better coins and the pre 33’ gold.
Excellent collection.
Morning! Nice to see a collection like that. Based on my unqualified count I'd say seller did ok, and you will do very well based on projected profits. 👍🏻 Will be watching website and auctions.
Some good prices on the tenth ounce gold
I love stacking%. And those were fun!
I love buying stackers collections , nice score bro 💯🇺🇲
Nice purchase Daniel. Amongst those silver eagles I saw one worn piece probably `junk silver` but hopefully there are some better dates the guy didn`t know were in there. But overall it looks like a win/win for everyone.
Nice gold collection👍👍
Nice, thanks for the video.
Awesome. Thanks!
Great collection
Great show Dan I do need a few eagles in silver could I call with questions? Thanks.
Yes, call this number 740-935-3127
Beautiful coins
Those r some sick coin holders do u know where I can pick those up at the hard plastic holder things
You can buy them from Wizard Coin Supply.
I personally think the maples look better than the eagles.
Do you buy the bullion cooper?
Nice stack
Surreal to know that the collections we have today are just being held for someone’s collection tomorrow.🤔
Best thing to think about when holding your Morgan’s for example in hand, it meant something to someone else at one point and might have helped someone live a day longer, might have even gotten someone killed too. There’s a lot of beauty to coins when you sit there and think about it.
@@jrpcoinsAces & Eights (AA-888)
Very interesting.
original stacke is underwater on his platinum. wouldn't be surprised if he didn't have 50k into the whole collection.
You're incorrect, there where only 4 platinum coins, the rest was gold and silver, and he paid half what I paid for it all.
I sold my 99W proof die 1/10 oz last year for $300 bucks for rent money.Dagnamit.
Nice buy
I really hope I win the silver shot, my wife keeps asking me to buy silver shot and haven’t so hopefully I win that and I’ll wrap it with the tablet I bought her for Christmas.
Will you sell the Scudder silver bar?
It's on our website here portsmouthcoinshop.com/?product=10-oz-silver-999-bar-scudder-wealthmark
Will you be doing giveaways in your videos at some point?!
I would be interested in the man on the moon gold coin, Neil Armstrong??
Daniel, will the seller have to claim the money as income? And if so, what amount will he have to claim as capital gains?
Yes they will have to claim that as income anything above $2,100 or more it's required to be reported and taxes be paid anything less than the $2,100 it doesn't have to be reported that $2,100 are also required to be reported to the government the coin shops are required to report any purchases over $2,100 to the IRS under the anti-counterfeiting laws
only the profit has to be reported as income
@@williamgrimes668 He has to prove cost to calculate Capital Gain, if he inherited without proof of cost IRS considers the cost to be zero so it all gets taxed.
@@joeblack1345 where does that 2100 number come from. I sold much more than that in 2022. Coin dealer did not take my SSN and IRS nvr contacted me about it, neither did the State.
If this is a part of a Will or Trust, there be no tax payable by the recipient. If the Estate is over a certain amount, some taxes may be due from the Estate, however.
The pre 90's silver eagles are worth much more than you think ! Or you prob already knew that ! 👍
36, I use those.👍
Daniel, I have a question, do you know if Ken Potter is still examining coin's or not? Thanks
Nope
@CoinHELPu who would I get in contact with? Believe that I have found a 1916 Lincoln cent matte proof! I have found 4 of the die markers on the coin!
WOW!!!
why would a stacker pay for plastic holders when the coin is worth the same without the holder?
Because who's wants the metals all scratched up .? I sure don't ..
Because nobody wants there metals scratched up.
09:45 Daniel, I don't think the 1981 Krug is a proof - there's no frosting? Well, again, you move it very fast in front of the camera, so may be it is a proof...
How much for a 1992 gold eagke 10thoz
Bullion=spot price
Can't afford the 1/10th eagle
Only 40k for that?
You're over-valuing gold and silver bullion or you're seeing more than there is.
And the point of this was.... ? 🤨
Ask all the viewers who commented something positive.
Puros coins would have given 5k for the lot.
Pan American Bar FAKE?
No bars are fake in this video.
Thank you for sharing unbelievably interesting and greetings from the great state of Michigan
Looks like I might have to head to the website and buy some more. Have an awesome day Daniel
It is too bad a person would sell that large a collection and not sort it and try to determine a value before bringing it to you. I bet you come out ahead! The person who collected it unfortunately did not choose a person who had real interest in it!
If you listen to my video you would know that that is just what he did. You got to listen before making assumptions.