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Wow must have heaps of monetary support to build that collection up at this age!

I like how you say what you pay for things and your price for selling. It gives me an idea what things in my collection are worth if I ever sell it.

That’s right brotha exactly why I collect keep educating the people so we can preserve our history

Drew!! Great video. Exciting to see another great young man doing his passion. Now we know at least three great young men!!

Gary and Harry are an unstoppable duo

Seem like some fun guys I hope they are successful with their shop. Rattlers are so cool!

i love the watch God bless.

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Thank you guys for having me in the video I appreciate it

Man that Bible watch is cool, thanks for sharing man

Nice bible hack.

Good luck. Glad to see you following your dreams. I’m like another another viewer on here, my heart almost stopped when you threw that rattler to someone. Wishing you success in your new business.

i like how your security guy is coming out of his shell, prost!

This man has his passion straight to the point, has great people around him. Seems like a great guy, still has his whole life ahead of him 👍

I enjoyed the video. I have seen some of the raw stuff ya'll have put up on eBay lately. As a coin and photography guy, I've been very impressed by the pictures of those raw coins. It could be an idea for a future video, I'd love to see your setup and process along with post processing if you'd be willing to share.

Put some bags over those CAC Rattlers...making me nervous tossing them around...LOL

oh my god i didnt know that was dfw coin i got like 30 of his business cards there to cool. great video thanks guys.

Very nice of you guys to share your airtime with the other fellas starting out. A gracious thing to do. Peace.

It's fantastic to see people enthusiastic about coins and opening their own shops! Also he really does have an eye for quality coins. Thanks for sharing!

Bought a coin store???? Or perhaps is opening his own coin store? I suspect they are great guys but happily speaking of the money he is losing? It seems every coin he has is better than the grading companies grade them? Doubt he will be around in a few years. He seems to have money so burn rate won't kill him but sounds more like a collector that loves color as opposed to a dealer. Hope I am wrong!! Started my store when I was 17 on a shoestring so it can happen. Best of luck to them. Remind him that coin dealers don't make money selling coins, they make it buying them.

My peace dollar is better than his haha 🤣 beautiful coins over there.

What did he say his website was? I couldn’t make it out.

That Lincoln is EARLY PCGS , right after David Hall started PCGS , after David Hall Numismatic Group flips stuff.

Nice stuff . I really dig rattlers

Do you live in Tyler?

Mercs in rattlers are a great set to collect because a lot of them got graded and most of them were under graded Very cool set

Gotta love the guys at the shop. They seem awesome.

This guy is legit. I buy something off eBay every week from them. Pretty good stuff.

I forgot to mention--what a great wrist band you got. Very inspirational. Great video. You are the best!

Hey, Drew! It is fantastic that these young men were able to open their own coin shop! I hope everyone shops at their store! Cheers.

Great video. Thanks for sharing Drew👍

I can't find DFWCoins on Ebay. 🤷‍♂️

I have bought quite a few nice coins from the DFWcoin guys on ebay. I was always pleased with the coins and service.

@6:34 the kid win my heart. Winged Liberty & Walking Liberty. 💥 💥 💥 👍

So awesome to see Harrison get his own coin shop at 22 way to go I am so happy for you knock it out of the park Harrison . So many nice coins I am developing new income streams as the economy keeps changing. It is a crazy world right now 😂

First!

I really like watching you all's videos. I've been collecting coins for 50+ years and it's really cool to see guys half my age know more about my hobby than me. I live right across the state from Tampa. So, who knows? Maybe I'll see you all next Wednesday. As always, thank you for the videos!

I coordinate live shows. I understand the coin show cannibalism. We need to do it better in this major city that I work for. 🇨🇱

FUN FACT: PCGS's grading has been stricter ever since CAC slabbing began.

I make a market in key dates and low mintage coins. I need to pay over Bid in order to buy enough to make a market in them, especially if they are particularly attractive for the date. You cannot live and die by the price sheets for these sought-after rarities. For instance, CDN Bid for an 1867 PR63 dime is $600 yet I have PAID as much as $900 for non-CAC's. Why? Because six of the last seven sold on Ebay went for $1,300, three of which were non-CAC's. And the seventh one, a non-CAC, fetched $1200.

prices are always much lower at shows.

That first coin you bought for $40 to sell for $60. Why bother? $20 before eBay fees, PayPal fees, photos, listing time, paperwork time for your files, packing, mailing, dealing with the bad customers the odd time. How is that worth the spread of $20? I get singles and doubles, but that is only if you walk that across the show floor and flip it. Other than that you are working for $1/hr. Only person making money on that sale are the eBay shareholders. Larger spread items for online sales.

When going to a coin show I feel I can get better prices at the coin shop or online.

1893 CC......so hard to find above VF... 😢😢😢😢

He broke mazal. Question is will you buy from him next year? Will you put money into the pocket of a person who took money out of yours. That’s the question you have to ask yourself. These are good lessons.

That guy was a jerk but many dealers are. I don’t know what the term is in the coin trade but in what I used to deal we used to say he was “married” to his stock. I preferred to deal with people who put prices on things, then you could decide if you wanted to see if you could meet in the middle. When things are not priced and you ask and it’s simply not math you can work with some of those that are “married” don’t like it when you don’t want to take a roll in the hay with their “brides”. You totally work the way I did at my trade, if your ask is so high my offer is an insult I simply don’t offer and move onto the next item you have and see if that is something we can do business on. It’s an insecure person who is offended by my not wanting to be a jerk and offer 40% of their ask. Well done.

Nice job 😊😊😊

I was there in my booth! I will look for ya next year....

CDN Bid is for dealers, PCGS Price Guide is for collectors. I am not going to sell a gorgeous key date CAC coin for CDN Bid to an Ebay collector because I will often PAY well over Bid. A perfect example is the 1867 proof dime, the lowest total mintage date ever made (1796 to now). CDN Bid for PR63's was $600 at last check yet the last seven sold on Ebay went for $1,200 to $1,350, including three without CAC stickers. I have paid as much as $1,000 for CAC's and $900 for non-CAC's. Why would I sell one to a rude, bossy Ebayer for $600?

I regularly miss the first couple shows of the season even though I know the location and the month. They don’t post details until the show is about to happen