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Coins Roc
Добавлен 30 июл 2023
Ever since gold passed $2,000 an ounce there has been renewed interest in investing in gold. In this series you will learn how to invest in gold, using pre-1933 classic US gold coins.
Gold and Debts and Deficits, the 800 Pound Gorilla in the Room
A topic that doesn’t seem to get the attention it deserves is the impact of the Federal debt on the price of gold. This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I explain.
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What Makes a Coin Valuable?
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There are two main factors that help determine the value of a coin. This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I explain.
Gold Approaches $2500, What’s Happening Now With Trump and More?
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The bull run for gold continues for 2024, up over 16% year to date as it continues to advance towards the $2500 an ounce level. This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I explain the latest issues moving the price.
Silver Is a Hot Artificial Intelligence Play
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Silver has quietly become a top performer, up 21% so far year to date, beating both gold and the stock market as measured by the S&P 500 index. This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I explain.
Becoming a Smarter Coin Collector
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There are no textbooks on how to become a coin collector, for most it’s a matter of trial and error. This is Coins Roc, stay tuned for a number of tips on how to be a smarter collector.
Buying Pre-1933 Gold - Where To Begin
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So, you’ve decided to buy pre-1933 gold and are wondering where to begin. This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I explain.
The Rarest Jefferson Nickels You Never Heard Of
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When it comes to Jefferson nickel rarities, most people think of the 1950-D, with a mintage of just 2.6 million. Yet there are two rarely mentioned dates with much lower mintages. This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I explain.
Are Bicentennial Coins Worth Collecting?
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With the 250th anniversary of the country just 2 years away, there has been discussion about what kind of special coins should be struck. Maybe it’s time to revisit the coins struck for the 200th anniversary. This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I explain.
What’s Happening With the New Morgan and Peace Dollars
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In 2021 the US mint began striking the new Morgan and Peace Dollars. Should you be buying the series? This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I explain.
The 2025 Red Book is Out, Do You Still Need One?
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It’s May of 2024 and the new 2025 Red Book is now available, should you buy one? This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I explain.
Gold: The Chinese, Interest Rates, and More
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There have been both new headwinds and tailwinds for gold, which will win out? This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I explain.
Silver Stackers - How About War Nickels?
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A viewer asked for a video on silver war nickels. When it comes to silver stacking most people think about 90% junk silver, but what about stacking silver war nickels? This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I explain.
The 1955 Doubled Die Cent: All There Is To Know
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A viewer asked for a video on the 1955 doubled die Lincoln cent. This is Coins Roc, stay tuned for a brief history.
I Didn’t Always Collect Pre-1933 Gold
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A viewer asked recently how I decided to collect pre-1933 gold. It was not a straight-line decision. This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I relive the journey.
Everything to Know About the Morgan Dollar
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One of my viewers asked if I could do a video on the Morgan silver dollar, one of the most collected, if not the most collected US coin. This is Coins Roc, stay tuned as I give you a brief history.
Pre-1933 Gold: Collecting $5 Liberty Heads
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Pre-1933 Gold: Collecting $5 Liberty Heads
Numismatists Have the Greatest Cents
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Numismatists Have the Greatest Cents
Pre-1933 Gold - An Affordable Overdate
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Pre-1933 Gold - An Affordable Overdate
Pre-1933 Gold: Surprises From The 1987 Red Book
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Pre-1933 Gold: Surprises From The 1987 Red Book
$2400 Is Now The Historic High for Gold, Can This Continue?
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$2400 Is Now The Historic High for Gold, Can This Continue?
The Secret Society of Coin Collectors
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The Secret Society of Coin Collectors
Pre-1933 Gold: Lessons Learned From The 1966 Red Book
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Pre-1933 Gold: Lessons Learned From The 1966 Red Book
Interview With A Coin Dealer - WEB COINS
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Interview With A Coin Dealer - WEB COINS
$2,000,000 in MS66-Plus (PCGS price) $10 Indian Gold Eagle
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$2,000,000 in MS66-Plus (PCGS price) $10 Indian Gold Eagle
Stock Market Is Doing Great, Gold Is Doing Better!
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Stock Market Is Doing Great, Gold Is Doing Better!
The Oldest Gold Coin Issued by US Mint
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The Oldest Gold Coin Issued by US Mint
Very interesting - thanks again...
Thank you too.
Enjoy collecting the $10 Indian and Liberty gold coins. There still seems to be a demand for them. Thank you for sharing...
Glad you enjoyed.
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I wish those two mints were forgotten by the rare coin market. 💸💸
That would be nice.
Great little lesson, thanks!
You're welcome.
Great talking point Roc, and I do agree on the fact that copper is not an investment like gold and silver, even though gold and silver isnt an invest either, they are a hedge or an insurance against inflation, but copper has its position in the monetary totem pole, first is gold, second is silver, and third is copper. Copper has been used as a means of exchange for thousands of years for purchasing and bartering of small items, and if we in the US go through another financial crisis like the great depression, copper will have its roll again. Through out the pass few years I have studied the concept, and have determined that copper is to silver as silver is to gold and has a silver to copper ratio of 100:1, and of course fluctuates with the market, right now if we look at the price of copper its roughly around $4.11 per pound, just 4 years ago,(2020) it was a little over $2.50 per pound, thats an increase of about 63% give and take a bit, if the pattern is consistent in the next 4 years copper would be about $6.69 per pound, and if we go through our hyperinflation due to the devaluation and over printing of our paper currency, those prices could double or triple, and we can see a silver to copper ratio of 60 or even 40:1 and if thats the case, if silver is at $500 per oz then copper would between $0.27 to $0.40 per gram or $7.65 - $11.34 per oz or $122.40 - $181.44 per pound, now lets say we keep the ratio at 100:1 then copper would be $0.16 per gram or $4.53 per oz or $72.57 per pound, when that happens people are going to find any type of metal to barter with, and copper will be the winner, since its the most abundant metal in our lives besides steel, either way copper price will rise over time even if we dont have a collapse of our currency, ive heard stories of people in the 70s saying that silver is the poor mans gold, and look where silver is today, for the past 10 years, ive heard people say that copper is the poor mans gold, so only time will tell. But of course copper shouldnt be your only metal to collect, we have to diversify our holdings, and as stackers we should stack all monetary metals, silver, gold, and even copper, to insure broad spectrum of monetary barter, and we have to remember the phrase... "Gold is for Kingdoms, Silver is for Gentleman's and Copper is for the peasants" or people. Stay safe out there and keep stacking my friend.
A well thought out analysis.
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Donnie Disinfectant is about to lose again...... Against a woman! Lolol
We'll have to wait and see.
So I should never buy unslabbed coins because slabbed coins can never be counterfeited. (Yes, that's sarcasm. ;-)
Buy what you're happy purchasing.
I do not rate these slabbing companies, they somtimes get gradding wrong, they have slabbed fake coins, and even holed coins have also know to be slabbed. My friend bought a william and Mary half crown, it had been slabbed and gradded, and had a hole in it. He did not want the coin in its slab, as he wanted it in his coin tray. When unslabbed, to his horror, it had a hole in it. After sending it back to the coin dealer, a big argument accurred as the dealer said it was not the same coin, but after returning to the slanbbing company, they did after lots of letters did confirm it was, they did refund dealer, and buyer. This sort of thing has accured a lot, and is bad.
The grading services, out of tens of millions of coins, do on occasion get it wrong, but they generally get it right.
@@CoinsRoc They are paid not to get it wrong, if they mistakes like I have said then don't bother sending them in to them. The whole point of slabbing, is that the public can rely on the accuracy.
@@philippayne4951 Agreed, they have a vested interest in getting it right.
Great videos. Thank you!
Thanks for your kind words.
Good points made here! What do you recommend for spotting fake slabs?
First always buy from reputable sources, second compare to a known real slab for subtle differences in color, type face, etc.
Great advice. Cheers
Thanks for your kind words.
Thank you sir !! Always a pleasure hearing from you...
Thank you for the kind words.
First time saw this channel loved it and subscribed
@@stevelauda5435 Thanks for your support.
I bought a few raw $5 gold Liberty coins (XF grade) recently from SD Bullion online...can these be easily verified as original at my local LCS using a Sigma machine?
Your lcs should be able to do it for you.
@@CoinsRoc Thanks! I absolutely adore pre-33 gold, but i need to be able to touch it! No slabbed coins for me, i'm more of a stacker than a collector...and the premiums are pretty low right now.
@@tubesoupio Just be sure it's not counterfeit. You can always check with a Sigma.
I would be quite certain that if it came from SD Bullion that it's genuine. That being said, I only buy from trusted dealers in person so I know they are genuine and so I can examine the coins up close. And yes, it is so satisfying to touch and hold that old gold in your hands!
@@silvertrek357 I would agree.
ANACS is just as good as PCGS or NGC and the prices are much more reasonable. Buy the coin not the holder. If you're a slab snob you can always crack it out and submit the coin to the so called better grading service.
ANACS can be as good, but the current marketplace still places a premium on PGS and NGC.
Hermosa moneda, quiero decir que yo tengo una moneda igual y de oro,20 dólares.y deseo venderlo.quien comprar enviar mensaje.gracias.
Maybe try a local coin dealer or coin show.
ICG Independent Coin Graders or better known as I Can't Grade.
Right on!
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I'll buy the 2024 just because I'm a collector
As a collector it makes sense.
BS
Just my opinion.
Solution, Buy UK Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns. Just value them as bullion and don't pay inflated price for certain years. Your a bullion trader not a coin collector.
It works if you strictly want the bullion and not any numismatic premium.
@@CoinsRoc That's exactly what I want.
Right on.
@@MENSA.lady2 Keep it up, long term you should do just fine.
Can't afford to buy but Apmex always has the selection. Buffalo NY, seriously ?
Just save up a little every month and you'll soon have enough to buy.
*Spending any real money on raw gold coin is a Fool's endeavor. Buying raw gold coins from anyone, except the US Mint, is a crap shoot at best. There are Chinese knockoffs for sale on Ebay and Etsy, RIGHT NOW as I type this. And unless you know how to properly weigh them accurately or try to melt them down, they are almost impossible to differentiate from authentic US Coin. Additionally, no reputable Buyer/Dealer will go anywhere near them without authentication*
Totally agree.
I disagree.. depends on the seller you’re buying them from and if you’re an experienced buyer you can easily tell real gold from fake gold.. regardless , I buy a lot of pre 33 gold at or very slightly above its melt value. Obviously trying to avoid cleaned/polished coins but gold is gold when you’re buying it at melt. 🤷♂️
@@TS1r731 *Good luck with that strategy when it's time to sell.*
@@Fireworxs2012 what luck? It’s the price of gold that will determine what something is worth.. selling common date, certified gold and getting back the premiums you pay when you buy it would be the thing you need luck for.
@@TS1r731 Not everyone is experienced enough to tell the difference, there are a lot of very good fakes these days. You're right that gold is gold at melt.
Just started collecting Pre-33 Gold and wish I had started earlier. Pickup some $2.5 & $5 Indians as well as $5 Liberty heads. I would really like to get a $10 Indian but they are expensive right now.
Sounds like you're off to a good start, keep it up.
Very Nice ❤❤
Glad you liked it. Do you plan on getting a Red Book?
I stck these and 40% half dollars.
Both can often be bought at melt or below.
Nice. I have a buffalow nickel $$ clip.
Bet it looks sharp!
New SuB here mate. KeeP it up!
Thanks, I'll keep trying.
Nice
Thank you.
Thanks for reminding me... buying my copy now. 🙂 I like supporting whitman publishing.. I wish they would add more specialized info from year to year.. I would definitely pay more for a better and more accurate product.
In spite of its shortcomings I'd feel lost without a new Red Book
@@CoinsRocit does provide comfort 🙂
@@CertifiedPre33 That it does.
I have the 2023 and 2024 red books, but I see no need to get the '25. The prices are the only thing that change, and they aren't really reflective of the market in many cases. I think the PCGS coin facts app works well enough and doesn't make one look like a novice carrying the redbook around the coinshow (like I did the last two times)
@@silvertrek357 Lots of people feel like you do.
Cheers
Cheers back to you.
New sub 🎉 Love your channel!
Thank you! Stay tuned for more.
Appreciate the information and hard work you put in. Always wise to stay informed of what is happening elsewhere that affects price. Stay blessed amigo.
Thank you for your kind words.
Hey folks, ever heard about Desiree Ruth Hoffman? She's been getting a lot of buzz lately for her portfolio management skills.
Yeah, I've come across her name a few times. Isn't she known for her expertise in trading gold?
That's right. Desiree’s insights into the gold market, both in forex and stocks, have been pretty impressive.
I've actually been considering diversifying into gold. Maybe I should look into her services.
Absolutely! I've been working with Desiree for a while now, and I can't recommend her enough. My portfolio has seen some great returns since she took over.
Wow, thanks for sharing! I've been looking for a reliable financial advisor, and Desiree sounds like just the person I need. I'll definitely look her up online.
Great video , I am a hybrid but mostly a stacker
Good for you, keep up the hybrid approach, you can't go wrong.
Informative.
Thank you.
Wish you have a social media page for us to post our pre -33 pick ups. Not to many channels are dedicated to graded pre-33. Cudos🤙🏽
Something for me to consider.
Nice sharing ❤
Thank you.
Thank you again. Enjoy all the information you so kindly pass on to all of us....
And thank you again.
Cheers 🥃
Cheers to you too.
Inspired!
Thank you.
Awesome info!🤙🏽
Thank you.
Slabbed and graded pre-33 is my play. Cheers 🥃
Good for you!
Beautiful hale eagle coins. My hesitation on buying is my lack of knowledge on the pre 33. Think they are beautiful coins and I will own some one day soon.
Keep learning, knowledge is power.
Good Video 🐥😀✌️
Thank you.
if you know your coin and it's been tested on a Sigma Pro , you have no worries. Slabbed or not. The gold is gold. A few folks are scammers and would like to see you parted into their hands with your coin. Know what you bought and know who you are selling to. That way you don't get scammed on either end. Don't just trust some old guy that will low-ball a coin just because it's not slabbed. Never trust a person like that. For the most part Sigma works well. XRF is the ultimate way to go. But I can only name one that uses one.
You can't be too careful. There are also counterfeits made of gold.
Wow Beautiful Lincoln penny, thanks for the info As always great video 🌷❤️❤️
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Enjoyed going through your journey with you. Thank you for sharing. Stay blessed and keep the videos coming. I always enjoy them.
Thanks for your kind words.