There are collectors for all types of. Varieties, errors and the different. So if it looks interesting to you it might just be what someone wants. Good hunting
Excellent video on die cracks. I found a number of die cracks on a few dimes in the 50’s and 60’s that have die cracks on the DDR side from rim to rim through the words States of. You said their not worth any additional value. Plus have on that has a crack and laminations from olive branch thru E Plurs down to outside of O of One to rim
Great video Dan. I do a lot of coin roll hunting and I look over nearly every one, not just certain dates. It always amazes me how far the mint pushes their dies past the point of clean results and the difference in quality over certain time periods. Most will never have a clue but to those that visit the 10x-30x coin world, the details we see shed a whole new light on the actual state of the coinage in use. Even though most minor chips and cracks dont add much or any value I still like finding them. Ive started to attempt to track certain chip or crack progressions and its just 1 more fascinating direction one can follow in numismatics. Sorry for the long post but I really like these kind of videos. Id love to see more that maybe detail the mechanics a lil more in depth of certain error types. Thanks again Dan!!! Keep em comin!!!!
It's always great to see a newer video on this subject. My sons would like me to get more into these types of things than just collecting. I try to look out for them but my thing is collecting. If I find one it would be a bonus. I do have some but haven't found any lately. Thanks for sharing. All the Best ~ Shirl
It’s funny you called that shattered die dime bane from Batman because I found a 2013 P dime with a die crack right through the mouth of it and called it the joker lol. Thanks for all the information!
I recently picked up a shattered die indian head civil war penny token just like the one at the end of this video! It's a MS condition with beautiful glossy surfaces
Superb video Dan. I have a funky 1930 S Buffalo Nickel that's about an AU 50, it's definitely got extra metal on top of the N in CENTS, which flows over to the letters on either side. What likely caused that? Is this likely to be categorized simply as extra metal? Would this just be a curiosity or add value?
Hi the rolls of silver quarters are some of the nicest quarters i have and i have a few, will say!!!! also the rolls of BENs AND the 1964 kennedys were real nice thank you!!! I have a question, i have a 1922 peace dollar i just happen to be looking at and noticed that it had a die crack going completely around the coin starts above the date and goes all the way around !! i was watching your video on die cracks you had said that they usually add no value dose that hold true with the peace dollar to ?? just want to know if i should pursue it or not?? HAVE A NICE DAY THANK YOU
IFound a 1989 Lincoln sent with multiple nasty die shatter cracks within the structure of the building only and the Lincoln cent seems to be a bit broad struck. I'm fairly new at this but educating myself everyday. Great video 😊
Thank you! You are a great teacher. Do you have a forum where we beginners can post error pics for other more experienced can advise? I looked for an example in your videos but I don't know what to call this error. Thank you!
Thanks Daniel! You answered my questions in this video. I am new to coin collecting as I inherited my father's collection a long time ago but had never thought to look through it until recently. I was looking to learn the difference between scratches & cracks on a coin versus actual die breaks and then also laminations. I learned allot in this video!
I would like to know if PCGS or other TPG's take points off the grade number for these errors? Like say a coin is in beautiful 69 mint state other than the break/crack/chip/cud --would they cut that 69 down to a lower number purely because of the error? And what about those bubbles; do they affect the grade? I have asked this question elsewhere and received only useless non-answers like "They may count this as a strike flaw" or whatever, like DUH, of course they 'MAY' do anything! I'm asking if anyone knows for sure.
I have seen high grade coins up to MS68 with plating bubbles. I can't say that I have seen an MS70 with a die crack or plating bubble. I haven't looked to find one but none of the MS70 that I have handled had either.
@@audreymuzingo933 You got to be fair, you're asking people who don't work for a TPGS nor have never been a grader. I am confident a coin like that will not get MS70 or PR70. I have seen 10 of thousands of coins but I just can't answer for the TPGS, you might here something different with each phone call.
@@CoinHELPu Oh, what I meant was your citing a MS68 with plating bubbles is actually more valuable as an answer than what I could expect from anyone (including an employee) making any statement about how they 'would' handle plating bubbles. In other words, proof pudding is better than horse's mouths, ha. That said, we don't know if the other qualities of the coin are what made it a 68, or if it would have been a 69 or 70 without the bubbles, BUT at the very least we can conclude that the bubbles didn't amount to a penalty of 3 or more points. And like I said, that is more information than any I've gotten so far.
Hey bud I found a qurter that has multiple faces and dates on this thing I was wondering if I send you some pictures of it if you can tell me anything about it
Thanks for this overview. I found a very unique Bicentennial quarter with die cracks on both sides, and die clash on both sides too. Your video was very helpful to understand what happened to it. Thanks!!
I have a wonderful 25c no date Washington cud . I had certified by ngc . Sending in my 1971 50c Kennedy retained copper strike through, which uncannily resembles a blast hole on his temple .a very awesome coin . Good video !
@@CoinHELPu theyre worth a little more to those few who, as you said, have an interest in them. The more severe and startling errors, like Batman dimes, can get more premium. You presented the topic very well. Also such errors may have graders, such as PCGS, send the coin back in a body bag. I think I saw a PCGS video saying they will not grade delaminated coins.
@@Car1Sagan I have graded coins with die cracks, many Morgan Dollar vams have die cracks. Laminations are impurities in the metal and must not be confused with die cracks.
This is helpful. I was wondering at what point a cud or die break added value to the coin if any....Is it worth saving cuds or die cracks that have been circulated if they are sever enough?
Thank you so much ❤️ ❤️♥️❤️ . You have really inspired me to start getting back into my coin collection. I feel as if you are God's little coin helper. I have found your videos very useful. Best I have found. Been searching on TH-cam for about a year. Thank GOD I found you. I would like to join you on Facebook. Could you please post a link. Praying you have a blessed day.
I just got a role of 2020-P dimes with die cracks all over both the obverse and reverse. It started off small and grew larger and larger on both side's. As a set I believe it would increase the dimes value but how much I'm not sure. I have another role that I'm sure was in the same set or made in the same order but I've not opened them I think I'll leave them as a whole role and just add to my 2020-P collection. I've gotten all 2020-P coin's in whole roles so far now I'm working on the rest -D,W and S mint marks.
I have a 1917 Ddo with Chinese writing die break on both sides of Lincoln head thought it was scratched till I used a microscope been stairing at it all night Close to mint state radical rediculas cent I've seen.
Super, I was just wondering about this. I have an 1880 Morgan that has a very raised die break all around her face ,down to the bottom of her throat and a flat crack across the top of her head. I sent a pic to Couch, the kid. He said he has never seen anything like that, but offered to buy it. No way, little dude!
The kid at Couch Collectibles I think is currently in college. He has one of the most subscribed coin video channels, probably buys many off of his subs.
I think he graduated college. He's a very hard worker and puts out a lot of content. He also has a lot of contest and giveaways. A video a day was how he did it for a while and grew extremely fast. He seems to be a nice guy. I met him at the Sharonville show last year.
@@CoinHELPu Yes, a very hard worker, I hope he doesn't burn himself out. I only wish I had half his energy! If I ever get back to Ohio someday, I plan to visit your store. I traded in my Red and white for Orange and purple( Clemson ) !
I've got some pretty valuable errors like off-center Indian cents and split dies and wrong-metal coins. That shattered die Roosevelt at 5:30, that someone bought for $205, was a steal. I'd pay at least $250 for that. It just has a big "WOW" factor, even when shown to those who aren't coin collectors. People are always more interested in my error coins than in my rare coins like Proof Seated Liberty quarters and Matte Proof Lincolns (which are much more valuable than the error coins).
I have a kennedy bicentennial half dollar and it has many things wrong with it , 2 punch marks on the back and in the front looks like an extra I in liberty , also the metal is raised and looks like extra metal is coming over the side . Also has a crack in the head , I would like to get it appraised but would like to know if it's man made or mint error. If mint error it destroyed the die . I never seen a coin with 2 punch lines in the back and it is close to where the errors are on the front . Any advice?
Another GREAT INFORMATIONAL video contribution! Thank you for putting examples with photos in this video! I was literally, like "OHHHHH that's what that is!" I have a shattered die on an indian head cent and I was very pissed cause I thought it was damage! Technically, it is BUT I kept wondering how in the world that happened through circulation! So, die cracks are raised, not indented. Shattered dies can appear indented? Mine is ugly like the Bane one you showed. Hmm. So crazy! I will investigate further.
Guess what I just found out.... my President Trump gold dollars are magnetic. I have two, different ones. One is the 2nd amendment promise dollar Im not sure right this minute where I bought them. I believe it was the dansbury mint.Im not completely positive, but I pretty sure that it was at least someone posing to be the dansbury mint. These r the last coins that I bought. Ibe been swindled. It makes for a good warning for others not to go there though doesnt it?
I got kind of excited and didnt spell check my words before I pushed send. So I hope that you can bear with me . Ill try to settle down first before I begin to text. It blows me away. I wonder if President Trump knows about it. That is assuming that they are all like the ones I got.
@@CoinHELPu Thanks for that becauseI was thinking that every mint had to hold to a certain standard I never realized that each mint was independant to make up their own compasition of metals or experimental alloys.... you know Ive often wondered why they dont make a coin using spent .22 shell brass . Ya they could make $ .22 cent piece, or maybe a $1.06 cent piece to cover the tax on 1 dollar . Made up of brass from spent .22"s. .l think it that it would go over good and would be worth more than piece of cabron steel covered by a thin layer of bronze and being passed off as Gold. Oh well thats life. Here we are living in a world of thieves. Everywhere you turn somebody is out to take advantage of you. And you should be glad that thats all they afe doing. Ive seen an awful lot of this since my mind has been slowed down to a crawl. People think that I never see it or feel it because the next time I see them its been long forgotten. But it all comes back at times and I used to blame myself. Oh that would frustrate me to no end. And I hot pretty good at beating myself up.anyhow I thank God that I grew up enough to see past all of that before i hot stupid about things . And thank you Daniel for steering me clear of the lions den. So to speak.
@@CoinHELPu I also have a two dollar canadian coin thats attrackted to the magnet as well as a two cent euro. I thought it was such a cool coin. But it sticks as well plus one morr forieghn coin that came inlaid in a rock and it is sticky as well. Whod have ever thunk it. Wow Il be checking all of my coins from now on . Thanks Daniel for the knowledge, I still have a lot to learn, I hope hou dont vet sick of me. For Ill do my best to be as polite and respectful as possible.
I cherry picked an 1863 Indian cent at a local antique shop. It has two cuds on the reverse and I suspect it's worth more than I think especially with that low mintage. Really nice cud dual penny 😍
Okay! Die Crack I see so those are blisters? Extra metal oh planchet metal, I like the bie on the coin ,Shattered die , die caps! I found believe it or not , which I am very shocked, B i e .Whoa! Hahahaha 🎈YES I DID🎈I thought you got to be kidding me??? I think I am to celebrate with double chocolate fudge slice of Cake!! Hahahaha! I love it! The Bie 🎈Yes!🎈🌈 🎈👍🎈😎🔎🦅
@@audreymuzingo933 I have never heard them make that claim. I think it might keep a coin from getting MS70 but I am only guessing without and statement from the TPGS themselves.
Minor die cracks are common but if you have a coin showing a complete die split, from one end of the coin to the other, it will be pretty valuable: at least a couple hundred dollars if the coin is not damaged outside the Mint. It helps if you can see the split on the coin at arm's length. Full die splits are hard to find, especially on older coins. I've got an Indian cent with a die split on the obverse.
Thanks! Once again..you just saved me alot of time I can't afford to WASTE! can't believe the how many times I reset my"timer" to keep looking for those👆 little die CRACKS!🧐🤪 Enjoyed your video 👍👏
Varieties are things that happen to the die design or die face. It is usually a mistake or design changed during the creation of the working die. Could be a gouge or doubled die and sometimes a die break after the die is failing, but varieties happen to the die itself before it strikes the coin. A mint error happens during the creation of the planchet or during the strike.
Man i have several die cracks some that go all the way across. Sucks there not worth nothing. Good to know i will throw them all back into circulation. Got a few struck through cap die too. I guess I'll thrown them back too since they're not worth nothing. I thought they would add value but i guess not. 😂
I got a proof 2012-W American Silver Eagle last month with a big die crack on the reverse. It looks like a lightning bolt striking the eagle’s wing. It’s one of the coolest coins I’ve picked up!
Hello Daniel, how are you? I found this video very interesting and I've saved it for a reference in the future but I'm also still puzzled about a coin I have. I know without you actually seeing it its quite difficult for you to say one way or another. Perhaps you could answer a question for me that might help. It's a 1960 penny and it's not in great shape so maybe it's not worth messing with at all. My question is if this coin was made on a planchet that's to large to be a regular penny, keeping it's condition in mind, is it still worth looking into? I sure hope that made some kind of sense as you read it. What's your opinion concerning that please? When a coin is struck on the wrong planchet is it a valuable error? Thanks for any help you might provide.
Thanks for sharing!!! Me and my dad think we’ve found a shattered die on a 1976 bicentennial Ike. Or it may be a lamination error. Could I send a photo and get your opinion? Want to get it graded but want to make sure it’s worth it...
So u r saying die cracks don’t add value to a coin ? I hada play that back several times to make sure it wasn’t a video error, and I still can’t believe u let those words come outa your mouth ! WOW.
Show me of an example of a single die crack that sold for extra money beside some stray ebay auctions or some actual die break. I will be waiting on your response.
I would like to know if u think the doubled dies in various dates that everyone is looking for such as the 1955 or 1969s are actually still out there to be found?
In change I don't think a 1955 DDO is likely unless someone spends it from a stolen collection. I do believe there's still some 1969 S Cents to be found. A woman found one in her change in our group last year.
Love collecting coins and the history behind them. Yet while searching I do enjoy looking for strange or different markers and more then once it has led me to discover I was holding a ddo or and a ddr . great video
To me a cud, or lamination is a one of a kind coin there are less than there are rpm's and double die. I collect all errors cracked die, cud, laminate errors whatever. I do believe they will get more popular like the strike through grease that are gaining popularity. I have 3 pennies 1983 D cuds on the 3 it's cool because you can see the cud start at the top then it's in the middle then at the bottom, like with every strike it moved may not be the case but it's a cool trio. Talking about air bubbles between layers there's a guy with a 92 Lincoln on Etsy for 10k says very rare double mint mark 2 D' but it's a air bubble in the shape of a D and is in front of Lincoln face. It's food for a laugh check it out.
I just got a 2019 penny with a " zud ? off the bottom edge " & It looks like part of ( above the date ) is worn a bit also.. How... Who would i have look @ it ? 🤔🧐MHC, NC😊 TYIA😉
You don't know what a shill is evidently. I DON'T receive any benefits or compensation of any kind from any of the grading services. I submit coins just like everyone else, as a customer.
@@CoinHELPu A new era of collectors is here. Collectors who actually collect minor things like die cracks, chips, ect. Yeah, you might not get rich from it. But def can profit a few extra bucks a month. 👍 The info is great, the collector base is changing as more new collectors enter the game. 🙌
@@NUNEZENDSTUFF_EBAY people have collected those for years, but they're common and are die stages when they're minor. I am not advocating the buying and selling of those in my videos since that can create confusion on how much coins like this are worth. I know all about this market and what is changing. I watch ebay, Heritage, Facebook groups, etc.
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Ive seen some ,but have always been told that the mint does not let that kind of stuff out. So I figured it was AMD. After mint damage.
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@@theodoredenny1993 It is updated, it's always kept updated. I don't even know what website you're talking about.
Some people collect die cracks. To them it is worth it to get a good die crack. Anyone else no it's worth anything.
There are collectors for all types of. Varieties, errors and the different. So if it looks interesting to you it might just be what someone wants. Good hunting
Excellent video on die cracks. I found a number of die cracks on a few dimes in the 50’s and 60’s that have die cracks on the DDR side from rim to rim through the words States of. You said their not worth any additional value. Plus have on that has a crack and laminations from olive branch thru E Plurs down to outside of O of One to rim
Great video Dan. I do a lot of coin roll hunting and I look over nearly every one, not just certain dates. It always amazes me how far the mint pushes their dies past the point of clean results and the difference in quality over certain time periods. Most will never have a clue but to those that visit the 10x-30x coin world, the details we see shed a whole new light on the actual state of the coinage in use. Even though most minor chips and cracks dont add much or any value I still like finding them. Ive started to attempt to track certain chip or crack progressions and its just 1 more fascinating direction one can follow in numismatics. Sorry for the long post but I really like these kind of videos. Id love to see more that maybe detail the mechanics a lil more in depth of certain error types. Thanks again Dan!!! Keep em comin!!!!
Thanks for you comment and very true.
I collect the die cracks very interesting to me .
Me too! I think they are cool!
the die crack I've got at mouth 2 ear I call the joker, scene on video mine is longer, bivinslee11@gmail.com will sell
I would like to have your opinion on a shattered die. A1984 D double ear I think.
It's always great to see a newer video on this subject. My sons would like me to get more into these types of things than just collecting. I try to look out for them but my thing is collecting. If I find one it would be a bonus. I do have some but haven't found any lately. Thanks for sharing. All the Best ~ Shirl
It’s funny you called that shattered die dime bane from Batman because I found a 2013 P dime with a die crack right through the mouth of it and called it the joker lol. Thanks for all the information!
Thank you Dan you are good
I recently picked up a shattered die indian head civil war penny token just like the one at the end of this video!
It's a MS condition with beautiful glossy surfaces
I recently found a 2021P the Reverse has many die cracks and grease on it. It’s a Red Penny. Atleast MS 62
Thank's Daniel been learning alot from your TH-cam video's this videos are very interested and alot of information on coins
It's amazes me sometimes how some people will think pretty much nothing will make their coin worth a lot of money
Thank you for the information 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You're welcome
The 2021P red penny looks like the Indian cent st the end of your video. Thankyou Daniel
Very informative video, Daniel! I do not know how I have not seen this one until now. Thank you for all your help!
Superb video Dan. I have a funky 1930 S Buffalo Nickel that's about an AU 50, it's definitely got extra metal on top of the N in CENTS, which flows over to the letters on either side. What likely caused that? Is this likely to be categorized simply as extra metal? Would this just be a curiosity or add value?
I recommend using error reference and look up extra metal.
Very good video,Daniel,. Thank Rick
Thank you!
Hi the rolls of silver quarters are some of the nicest quarters i have and i have a few, will say!!!! also the rolls of BENs AND the 1964 kennedys were real nice thank you!!! I have a question, i have a 1922 peace dollar i just happen to be looking at and noticed that it had a die crack going completely around the coin starts above the date and goes all the way around !! i was watching your video on die cracks you had said that they usually add no value dose that hold true with the peace dollar to ?? just want to know if i should pursue it or not?? HAVE A NICE DAY THANK YOU
Die cracks don't add value, use vamworld.com to see which varieties are worth money for silver dollars.
IFound a 1989 Lincoln sent with multiple nasty die shatter cracks within the structure of the building only and the Lincoln cent seems to be a bit broad struck. I'm fairly new at this but educating myself everyday. Great video 😊
Adds no value. Didnt you watch the video. Well it could add very little value from what he says. I know it's seems disappointing
Thank you! You are a great teacher. Do you have a forum where we beginners can post error pics for other more experienced can advise? I looked for an example in your videos but I don't know what to call this error. Thank you!
Yes, here coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php
Thanks Brother. Good looking out!
Very educational. Thank you!
Thanks Daniel! You answered my questions in this video. I am new to coin collecting as I inherited my father's collection a long time ago but had never thought to look through it until recently. I was looking to learn the difference between scratches & cracks on a coin versus actual die breaks and then also laminations. I learned allot in this video!
I love your channel thank you.
Very good and interesting video. ..thank you.
Thank you and you're welcome
I like your no nonsense approach...
Astonishing presentation 👌👌👌
I would like to know if PCGS or other TPG's take points off the grade number for these errors? Like say a coin is in beautiful 69 mint state other than the break/crack/chip/cud --would they cut that 69 down to a lower number purely because of the error? And what about those bubbles; do they affect the grade? I have asked this question elsewhere and received only useless non-answers like "They may count this as a strike flaw" or whatever, like DUH, of course they 'MAY' do anything! I'm asking if anyone knows for sure.
I have seen high grade coins up to MS68 with plating bubbles. I can't say that I have seen an MS70 with a die crack or plating bubble. I haven't looked to find one but none of the MS70 that I have handled had either.
To be fair you really should be calling the grading services and hearing the answer from the "horses" mouth.
@@CoinHELPu Thank you. Even limited eyewitness testimony is better than I've gotten so far.
@@audreymuzingo933 You got to be fair, you're asking people who don't work for a TPGS nor have never been a grader. I am confident a coin like that will not get MS70 or PR70. I have seen 10 of thousands of coins but I just can't answer for the TPGS, you might here something different with each phone call.
@@CoinHELPu Oh, what I meant was your citing a MS68 with plating bubbles is actually more valuable as an answer than what I could expect from anyone (including an employee) making any statement about how they 'would' handle plating bubbles. In other words, proof pudding is better than horse's mouths, ha. That said, we don't know if the other qualities of the coin are what made it a 68, or if it would have been a 69 or 70 without the bubbles, BUT at the very least we can conclude that the bubbles didn't amount to a penalty of 3 or more points. And like I said, that is more information than any I've gotten so far.
Hey bud I found a qurter that has multiple faces and dates on this thing I was wondering if I send you some pictures of it if you can tell me anything about it
You can join our community and post images there coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php
Have you done one on clashed dies?
Not yet. I will be doing these on all errors eventually.
😂love your channel.
Thanks for this overview. I found a very unique Bicentennial quarter with die cracks on both sides, and die clash on both sides too. Your video was very helpful to understand what happened to it. Thanks!!
I found a 2007 dime looks like ride the lightning, or perhaps humpty Dumpty fell on it! Both sides...I know it's worth something...
I have a wonderful 25c no date Washington cud . I had certified by ngc . Sending in my 1971 50c Kennedy retained copper strike through, which uncannily resembles a blast hole on his temple .a very awesome coin .
Good video !
Another good vid. They do add value but usually negligible.
You will never get me to say that I see too many want-to-be sellers online trying make their coins seem more valuable because they have die cracks.
@@CoinHELPu theyre worth a little more to those few who, as you said, have an interest in them. The more severe and startling errors, like Batman dimes, can get more premium. You presented the topic very well. Also such errors may have graders, such as PCGS, send the coin back in a body bag. I think I saw a PCGS video saying they will not grade delaminated coins.
@@Car1Sagan No they wont grade the laminations but those are obviously not related to die cracks in any way.
@@CoinHELPu PCGS has a series of ungradables. You say they will grade die breaks & cracks tho?
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@@Car1Sagan I have graded coins with die cracks, many Morgan Dollar vams have die cracks. Laminations are impurities in the metal and must not be confused with die cracks.
Good video and good info. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you
This is helpful. I was wondering at what point a cud or die break added value to the coin if any....Is it worth saving cuds or die cracks that have been circulated if they are sever enough?
Just depends on how large, what coin and grade
@@CoinHELPu ok that helps...as usual the grade of the coin seems to be the biggest factor.. Thanks
How About feeling metal or gas Daniel
What do you mean?
Thank you so much ❤️ ❤️♥️❤️ . You have really inspired me to start getting back into my coin collection. I feel as if you are God's little coin helper. I have found your videos very useful. Best I have found. Been searching on TH-cam for about a year. Thank GOD I found you. I would like to join you on Facebook. Could you please post a link. Praying you have a blessed day.
I just got a role of 2020-P dimes with die cracks all over both the obverse and reverse. It started off small and grew larger and larger on both side's. As a set I believe it would increase the dimes value but how much I'm not sure. I have another role that I'm sure was in the same set or made in the same order but I've not opened them I think I'll leave them as a whole role and just add to my 2020-P collection. I've gotten all 2020-P coin's in whole roles so far now I'm working on the rest -D,W and S mint marks.
I think I have found I shattered die nickel 1964 find no pictures similar though
I think that's what I'm looking at, a shattered die errors on a 1953 roll of pennies.
Thanks sir
I have a 1917 Ddo with Chinese writing die break on both sides of Lincoln head thought it was scratched till I used a microscope been stairing at it all night
Close to mint state radical rediculas cent I've seen.
Super, I was just wondering about this. I have an 1880 Morgan that has a very raised die break all around her face ,down to the bottom of her throat and a flat crack across the top of her head. I sent a pic to Couch, the kid. He said he has never seen anything like that, but offered to buy it. No way, little dude!
A Morgan with a die break is a decent coin.
The kid at Couch Collectibles I think is currently in college. He has one of the most subscribed coin video channels, probably buys many off of his subs.
I think he graduated college. He's a very hard worker and puts out a lot of content. He also has a lot of contest and giveaways. A video a day was how he did it for a while and grew extremely fast. He seems to be a nice guy. I met him at the Sharonville show last year.
@@CoinHELPu Yes, a very hard worker, I hope he doesn't burn himself out. I only wish I had half his energy! If I ever get back to Ohio someday, I plan to visit your store. I traded in my Red and white for Orange and purple( Clemson ) !
@@tonizumpano7454 Would be great to see you.
I've got some pretty valuable errors like off-center Indian cents and split dies and wrong-metal coins. That shattered die Roosevelt at 5:30, that someone bought for $205, was a steal. I'd pay at least $250 for that. It just has a big "WOW" factor, even when shown to those who aren't coin collectors. People are always more interested in my error coins than in my rare coins like Proof Seated Liberty quarters and Matte Proof Lincolns (which are much more valuable than the error coins).
I have a kennedy bicentennial half dollar and it has many things wrong with it , 2 punch marks on the back and in the front looks like an extra I in liberty , also the metal is raised and looks like extra metal is coming over the side . Also has a crack in the head , I would like to get it appraised but would like to know if it's man made or mint error. If mint error it destroyed the die . I never seen a coin with 2 punch lines in the back and it is close to where the errors are on the front . Any advice?
I have a coin that’s splitting in half as well as really blurry do you think it’s counterfeit?
Another GREAT INFORMATIONAL video contribution! Thank you for putting examples with photos in this video! I was literally, like "OHHHHH that's what that is!" I have a shattered die on an indian head cent and I was very pissed cause I thought it was damage! Technically, it is BUT I kept wondering how in the world that happened through circulation! So, die cracks are raised, not indented. Shattered dies can appear indented? Mine is ugly like the Bane one you showed. Hmm. So crazy! I will investigate further.
I HAVE 2007 D ONE DIME LIBERTY I'M FROM THE PHILIPPINES, GOD BLESS ALWAYS.
Guess what I just found out.... my President Trump gold dollars are magnetic. I have two, different ones. One is the 2nd amendment promise dollar Im not sure right this minute where I bought them. I believe it was the dansbury mint.Im not completely positive, but I pretty sure that it was at least someone posing to be the dansbury mint. These r the last coins that I bought. Ibe been swindled. It makes for a good warning for others not to go there though doesnt it?
These are not real coins from the mint anyway.
I got kind of excited and didnt spell check my words before I pushed send. So I hope that you can bear with me . Ill try to settle down first before I begin to text. It blows me away. I wonder if President Trump knows about it. That is assuming that they are all like the ones I got.
@@CoinHELPu Thanks for that becauseI was thinking that every mint had to hold to a certain standard I never realized that each mint was independant to make up their own compasition of metals or experimental alloys.... you know Ive often wondered why they dont make a coin using spent .22 shell brass . Ya they could make $ .22 cent piece, or maybe a $1.06 cent piece to cover the tax on 1 dollar . Made up of brass from spent .22"s. .l think it that it would go over good and would be worth more than piece of cabron steel covered by a thin layer of bronze and being passed off as Gold.
Oh well thats life. Here we are living in a world of thieves. Everywhere you turn somebody is out to take advantage of you. And you should be glad that thats all they afe doing. Ive seen an awful lot of this since my mind has been slowed down to a crawl. People think that I never see it or feel it because the next time I see them its been long forgotten. But it all comes back at times and I used to blame myself. Oh that would frustrate me to no end. And I hot pretty good at beating myself up.anyhow I thank God that I grew up enough to see past all of that before i hot stupid about things . And thank you Daniel for steering me clear of the lions den. So to speak.
@@CoinHELPu I also have a two dollar canadian coin thats attrackted to the magnet as well as a two cent euro. I thought it was such a cool coin. But it sticks as well plus one morr forieghn coin that came inlaid in a rock and it is sticky as well. Whod have ever thunk it. Wow Il be checking all of my coins from now on . Thanks Daniel for the knowledge, I still have a lot to learn, I hope hou dont vet sick of me. For Ill do my best to be as polite and respectful as possible.
Dear Sir, What do you think the best lighting or lights, for looking at coins is?
I cherry picked an 1863 Indian cent at a local antique shop. It has two cuds on the reverse and I suspect it's worth more than I think especially with that low mintage. Really nice cud dual penny 😍
Okay! Die Crack I see so those are blisters? Extra metal oh planchet metal, I like the bie on the coin ,Shattered die , die caps! I found believe it or not , which I am very shocked, B i e .Whoa! Hahahaha 🎈YES I DID🎈I thought you got to be kidding me??? I think I am to celebrate with double chocolate fudge slice of Cake!! Hahahaha! I love it! The Bie 🎈Yes!🎈🌈 🎈👍🎈😎🔎🦅
Do you think die cracks take value away from a coin? Thanks
No, not at all. However some do prefer earlier die stage coins.
@@CoinHELPu Do TPG's take points away for them?
@@audreymuzingo933 I have never heard them make that claim. I think it might keep a coin from getting MS70 but I am only guessing without and statement from the TPGS themselves.
Minor die cracks are common but if you have a coin showing a complete die split, from one end of the coin to the other, it will be pretty valuable: at least a couple hundred dollars if the coin is not damaged outside the Mint. It helps if you can see the split on the coin at arm's length. Full die splits are hard to find, especially on older coins. I've got an Indian cent with a die split on the obverse.
Thanks! Once again..you just saved me alot of time I can't afford to WASTE! can't believe the how many times I reset my"timer" to keep looking for those👆 little die CRACKS!🧐🤪
Enjoyed your video 👍👏
What is an internal die break because I believe I have one
I have a few of die breaks one has like a duck on top of torch
I'm just trying to understand what all the info is on errors and various varieties..Thanks for sharing Daniel...
Varieties are things that happen to the die design or die face. It is usually a mistake or design changed during the creation of the working die. Could be a gouge or doubled die and sometimes a die break after the die is failing, but varieties happen to the die itself before it strikes the coin.
A mint error happens during the creation of the planchet or during the strike.
I have I believe a shattered die on a 1984 D double ear .would love another opinion.
I think that exactly what I found. 🤷♀️
1946 with wheat on right folded over any good
I have a few cuds, cracks, lamination problem coins but seeing that shattered die Indian Head is like WOW, I need to find one for my collection!!
Man i have several die cracks some that go all the way across. Sucks there not worth nothing. Good to know i will throw them all back into circulation. Got a few struck through cap die too. I guess I'll thrown them back too since they're not worth nothing. I thought they would add value but i guess not. 😂
I bet you just think this is what you have. Let a professional check them out and see. It’s not a joke, people really have themselves fooled.
I got a proof 2012-W American Silver Eagle last month with a big die crack on the reverse. It looks like a lightning bolt striking the eagle’s wing. It’s one of the coolest coins I’ve picked up!
Nice
I have a coin that I believe is a die break. 1964 d nickel
I have a 1986cent with corner top die cud
Thanks Daniel, you are helping me get through the hoard of coins my father left me. He collected these when we lived in Ohio.
You're welcome.
Hello Daniel, how are you? I found this video very interesting and I've saved it for a reference in the future but I'm also still puzzled about a coin I have. I know without you actually seeing it its quite difficult for you to say one way or another. Perhaps you could answer a question for me that might help. It's a 1960 penny and it's not in great shape so maybe it's not worth messing with at all. My question is if this coin was made on a planchet that's to large to be a regular penny, keeping it's condition in mind, is it still worth looking into?
I sure hope that made some kind of sense as you read it. What's your opinion concerning that please? When a coin is struck on the wrong planchet is it a valuable error? Thanks for any help you might provide.
It would need to be looked at in hand. No way to know what is going on, could be damaged or thick planchet.
Thanks for sharing!!! Me and my dad think we’ve found a shattered die on a 1976 bicentennial Ike. Or it may be a lamination error. Could I send a photo and get your opinion? Want to get it graded but want to make sure it’s worth it...
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Would you look at a coin and tell me if it's a die crack ?
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What is an internal die break
What is an internal die break
What is an internal die break
So u r saying die cracks don’t add value to a coin ? I hada play that back several times to make sure it wasn’t a video error, and I still can’t believe u let those words come outa your mouth ! WOW.
Show me of an example of a single die crack that sold for extra money beside some stray ebay auctions or some actual die break. I will be waiting on your response.
There's a 92 penny on Etsy for 10 k and says 2 D mint mark it's a air bubble that is in the shape of a d. I wish someone would check it out.
I have seen them already.
I won't buy it unless it's an error coin.
I don't have any shattered die cents but I have found a bunch of cracked die Lincoln cents. It's always fun finding them.
If you like them that counts more than anything else.
I would like to know if u think the doubled dies in various dates that everyone is looking for such as the 1955 or 1969s are actually still out there to be found?
In change I don't think a 1955 DDO is likely unless someone spends it from a stolen collection. I do believe there's still some 1969 S Cents to be found. A woman found one in her change in our group last year.
Love collecting coins and the history behind them. Yet while searching I do enjoy looking for strange or different markers and more then once it has led me to discover I was holding a ddo or and a ddr . great video
Thank you
Is there any value to grease in dies that result in missing letters/devices?
No not any added value on modern coins it happens so much. Here's our guide on these coinauctionshelp.com/missing-letter-number-coin-mint-error/
Good video as always!
To me a cud, or lamination is a one of a kind coin there are less than there are rpm's and double die. I collect all errors cracked die, cud, laminate errors whatever. I do believe they will get more popular like the strike through grease that are gaining popularity. I have 3 pennies 1983 D cuds on the 3 it's cool because you can see the cud start at the top then it's in the middle then at the bottom, like with every strike it moved may not be the case but it's a cool trio. Talking about air bubbles between layers there's a guy with a 92 Lincoln on Etsy for 10k says very rare double mint mark 2 D' but it's a air bubble in the shape of a D and is in front of Lincoln face. It's food for a laugh check it out.
I see those, etsy is a joke. Value on these is always going to depend on the coin type and denomination and the grade of the coin.
@@CoinHELPu I swear if it's not just some idiots trying to hook a buyer then it's a money laundering sceme.
I just got a 2019 penny with a " zud ? off the bottom edge " & It looks like part of ( above the date ) is worn a bit also..
How... Who would i have look @ it ? 🤔🧐MHC, NC😊 TYIA😉
YES!! I needed this, thank you!! 😊
You're welcome
you are yust a shill for the grading co.
You don't know what a shill is evidently. I DON'T receive any benefits or compensation of any kind from any of the grading services. I submit coins just like everyone else, as a customer.
This was so helpful! I just discovered 2 rrdc and a d/d toner in 1 day!!
This video def needs to be updated.
It is update, there's nothing to update about it. And you can't update videos on YT. What is it you think its outdated? Be specific.
@@CoinHELPu A new era of collectors is here. Collectors who actually collect minor things like die cracks, chips, ect. Yeah, you might not get rich from it. But def can profit a few extra bucks a month. 👍 The info is great, the collector base is changing as more new collectors enter the game. 🙌
@@NUNEZENDSTUFF_EBAY people have collected those for years, but they're common and are die stages when they're minor. I am not advocating the buying and selling of those in my videos since that can create confusion on how much coins like this are worth. I know all about this market and what is changing. I watch ebay, Heritage, Facebook groups, etc.
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