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Watching this again today (July 2024). Learned so much from this video. Thanks! Hope you are doing well.

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Cant sell your coins font let them get profit if you can't. Its hammer time 👁️🪙🔨🪙🔨🪙💥🔨🪙🔨🪙💥🔨🪙🔨🪙🔨🪙🔨🪙🔨🪙🔨🪙🔨🪙🔨🪙🔨

It looks like they listened as the images from GC now are better than ever since Phil moved over there.

I think you did all right , could have been a lot worse

Great information for a new collector/speculator, subscribed because of it thanks!!

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I prefer great collections for buying and selling. Shipping is also much more reasonable with great collections

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Thanks for your time and knowlege

Great video jeff

thanks for sharing ur knowledge Jeff More great videos😎👍 🦘dave

jejj this is a great lesson on toning pricing thanks for sharing kangroo dave More Please

THANKS for sharing your knowledge Kangaroo dave🦘🤠 happy holidays to you 🏑🎄

im selling my coin collection to you at very nice value this 1971 two new pence and one new penny 1971. how much it will cause value

i agree with you about HA don't forget, if you pay with cc, add %5!!! to buyer. i bought only once and probably never again. i wasn't aware of the cc fee. never tried G.C. but i'm going to check them out.

I was thinking Heritage is 15% buyers premium…so Heritage is getting the money at BOTH ends of the deal…HOLY COW !! If I do any selling it will be Great Collections. I have already instructed my kids to sell my coins thru Great Collections after I pass on, IF they want to sell the collection or even if they only wanna sell a few

Great video. I’ve purchased from both but never sold on either. With Heritage, they also charge 2.5% of the total (hammer + 20% buyers premium + shipping) if you use a credit card. Like you said, Great Collections charges only 12.5% Buyers Premium, discounted to 10% for wire/ACH/check. I’ve had more success with GC auctions as a buyer, and I like that their auctions end on Sundays so I can bid last minute, where it seems the Heritage auctions end mid-week when it’s tougher for me to watch the auction end. GC’s shipping costs seem more reasonable too, in my opinion, and they ship fast.

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Good video. I will say from personal experience if you go through heritage it’s extremely helpful if you have an in, meaning someone with a preferred status account I sold off my collection of AU55/58 Barber Half dollars and having a dealer friend of mine having an account with heritage where he gets 108% of hammer allowed him to give me 100% of hammer When the buyers are paying a 20% BP, that surely affects bidding Generic consignors with no status will get porked on both ends Getting less than 100% hammer and the bidding squelched by the 20% BP vs. GC 10% THe other thing is you want to make sure your coins get in a major auction like the ANA or FUN, not some secondary auction In closing if you don’t have an inside connection and or you don’t have super rare or super valuable coins, I’m not going to put a number on what that threshold is but I would say if the average point is not at least a four figure going to be better off going to great collections in my opinion

I check the CFTC reports regularly since watching this video. This video helped me understand the money and metals markets. I wish you would start posting content again. I know there are many investors/stackers/collectors that would appreciate your insights. Hope you are doing well. 👍

What's the deal with heritage..? I sent them pictures of coins I was wanting to sell because I saw them selling on there for 3 to $5,000.. like 56 57 58 nickels with full steps uncirculated no blemishes no scratches.. they email me back and tell me they are worth face value.. I was like what!... So I get into my better coins and take pictures. Then I'm sitting there thinking about this so with my pictures I stick a couple photos in there that I took from their website that they recently sold for like $6,000. They email me back again telling me they're all worth face value.. I'm like what the f*** are you talking about? You just sold the same coin for 6000$... I get no reply back.

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Great topic

How to contact Heritage? Please provide me Heritage phone numbers or Whatsapp Number or email address.Thanks

Hola, gracias por su información.. Les pido su ayuda. Tengo varias monedas de diferentes años, pero tengo una que es un cuarto de dólar del año 1999. Si podrían darme información del valor de esta moneda. De antemano muchas gracias por su atención.

I have coin from 1974 how L man seller you

Very nice, all's this shows you is ngc and pcgs, price guides have been and still are way outdated, they really are out of touch.

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Both are good auction houses I prefer heritage only when I’m looking for rarer German coins in higher grades …. GC seems to sell a lot lower end German coins that I’m not really looking for I’ve bidding on few coins on GC and got them when I wanted … both are good but heritage gets my vote over GC when looking for better higher quality coins

Been trying to understand spoofing and so far this video has helped me the most. But could you explain further? Give more examples? Thanks for the video!

I don't mess with Heritage Harrison supposed to be a reputable company but I sold them a comic book for $1,400 and 2 months later they had it at Comic-Con for 27,000 so you can imagine what they would do with your coins or what they would say how much they're worth

Beautiful toning and great video. Thanks for sharing!

I buy and sell a lot of antiques/collectibles on Ebay AND I have a sizeable booth area at an antique store. I'm really NOT attached to anything that I sell. When it comes to my personal sizeable coin collection, I can't get myself to sell any of them!! Quality Numismatic Coins are getting tougher and tougher to find at reasonable prices in today's world!

The older the coin, the lower the grade, the more interesting & complicated it gets. Two 1820 half dollars can look completely different...but both be the same grade.

Made a similar decision earlier today. Dateless junk silver at a lower price. Or a cherry picked BU tube at a higher price. They are each a good value for the money. Which one will I be getting?? Some of *BOTH*. Diversification is important with any type of investment.

Original Ebay guy probably got the coin from a garage sale for 5 cents. I'm sure they made out fine. A case where everyone along the way won.

The regulators were asleep at the wheel -- like always. GME had more shares shorted than what EXISTED. That's why the short squeeze was so insane.

I would like to see an industry wide auction policy that in order to bid in the last minute, you have to have bid at some point before that. With Internet auctions, the value can TRIPLE on a coin in the last 30 seconds. That's not at all realistic compared to a live in-person auction. If people were required to bid at some point along the way to be eligible for an increased bid in the last minute, then you'd get a more true/representative/fair picture of the value of an item. As a seller of non-coin items on Ebay, I've been messaged my multiple buyers complaining that their Internet went out or Ebay's site glitched and they were willing to pay MORE for an item than the winning bid, but they couldn't get their bid in. This "snipe" BS hurts the sale price...but even more so, calls into question the integrity of the process.

Why haven't you posted any videos for a year??

Explained really well and in simple words 👍👍

Can you Please make more videos!?!

Great video!!!!

The coin is quite valuable with that color and more than likely would have got a Rd designation without the color. But I would strongly suggest a reholder at PCGS for true views. It would add quite a bit of extra money to it and would be well worth it. If this did not have the color it has I would not suggest a reholdering. I would sell this at fair market value with the newly polished slab I think it looks just fine the way it is right now but because it has that color I would definitely send it in to PCGS

You certainly want to use the heavy scratch remover. Great video!

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I love to collect monster toned coins they are all unique and one of a kind!

I love how each one is different in my opinion I would rather have a toned silver coin even at a lower grade than a higher graded non toned coin. Toned coins are very original and rare thats why they are worth way more.

I did a vid on coin cracking. I just can't bring myself to crack out a coin.