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@@williamfender661 yes, I might at some point but I don’t have a membership with CAC so I will probably have to go through a dealer.

@@markjohnson9445 thanks you! That’s great to hear! You really can’t go wrong with any of the coins I mentioned:)

@@6393-h9k any off the coins I mentioned I wouldn’t recommend grading unless you have the 2021 d Morgan dollar. That coin in ms 70 is actually worth good money. Most modern coins I would recommend not grading. You can sell them if you like. I don’t think most of them will increase in value over time.

@@pegboyd4312 thank you!

@@morganroundscoins yes, the good news is you just have face value into it but I am going to hopefully go through mine and get rid of all of the crap lol

@@VanQuiggCoins thank you for the support! You have a great channel and an awesome taste in coins! It’s nice to see a younger dealer out there. I hope your business does great in 2025!

@jadonnoble5621 off to a good start already! Networking is key, thanks for reaching out!

@@VanQuiggCoins it looks like it! I think your business and RUclips channel will grow great this year. You have great knowledge and are an honest coin dealer which are hard to find these days!

@@RichardRoche-c2w haha yeah. I definitely think most modern silver proofs should be bought for around melt value. They are cool but often way over price especially from the US mint.

@, if you want to,buy a coin because it looks cool (usually all silver), fine. But don’t waste money and stack.🤣

@@dancerscc thanks for watching!

@@hunterfalck235 I’m sorry to hear you are taking a break from coin collecting but I understand. The prices have definitely increased a decent bit over that past few years. Did you buy regular circulated Ike’s or a bunch of proof examples. I have hundreds of business struck Ike’s I have gotten from the bank for face value. Those are fun to collect as long as you can get them for face value.

@jadonnoble5621 it was a bag of circulated 1972 Ike's p&d and I also got a single S silver edition so I would have all three

@ that’s pretty cool. Nothing wrong with collecting some Ike’s .

@jadonnoble5621 on the subject of clad coin I did order 100 of the Indian citizenship dollars and they are now completely sold out at the mint so that may turn into something

@@glennplatvoet7111 yes, I know most of the coins I mentioned were more expensive. I also think common Morgan and Peace dollars are great to collect as well.

@@glennplatvoet7111 yes I agree. All of the modern coinage just doesn’t hold the value like the older stuff does. If you are buying for the silver or gold content then modern is definitely still okay.

@@SilverBoyBlues thank you for the feedback. That’s cool that your mom was born that year. Yes, I definitely try to buy the coin and not focus so much on the dealer but it is unfortunate that many dealers feel the need to lie in order to sell their coins:(

@@curiousrelic yes, this is true. I focus more on higher end coins (usually $200 and up). This being said all the common Morgan and peace dollars are great areas to collect and are pretty affordable for most collectors.

@@Airroll777 haha that is one way to look at it. I hope the prices go up for you in the future!

@@johnclark9908 yes it is! It’s crazy how much they charge for subpar coins:(

@@charlesstanley7900 who’s opinion are you talking about? lol

That video , no logical reason to advise against buying modern coins . They allways increase in value and retain face forever .

@@charlesstanley7900 unfortunately, this is not true. Obviously any coin can be sold for its face value but the values of many modern coins, especially from the US mint sell for way less than what you pay for from the mint. This is especially true the longer you hold most of these coins.

@@Tim99-lg7kn thank you for the feedback. They actually only made a select few Ike’s in 40% silver. They were only minted in San Francisco. Most are fleas only but there is really nothing wrong with collecting them especially if you can get them for face value. My main point was to try not to make the majority collection modern proofs. The modern Morgan and peace dollars would have been better if the mint only brought them back for a year instead of coming out with them every year. At this point it is definitely best to buy the original minted Morgan and peace dollars. At the end of the day you can collect what you like tho.

@@SweetSilver805 I think it depends what you are buying. On higher end coins I like to buy graded because it helps define the value of the coin and determine if it is authentic or not. On coins that are worth $100 or more it can definitely be worth buying graded.

@@bobegan2121 I would recommend going to your local banks and asking for them. That’s how I acquired all of my circulated Ike’s. If you search hard enough you can get them for face value but they are definitely harder to find.

@@bobegan2121 interesting, thank you for the info

Haha that’s crazy. I doubt they will ever be worth that much.

@@williamfender661 thank you so much for the support! There is really nothing wrong with buying some proof Ike’s. They are definitely cool to collect and are cheap. I just think you shouldn’t make this area a huge part of your collection. I definitely don’t think they will drop in value and some of the bicentennial coinage might go up for a short time with the 250th anniversary coming up next year.

@@williamfender661 haha I know exactly what you are talking about. There are definitely some coins that are just extremely nice and are worth paying a little bit more for. I’ve definitely done this in the last especially for some really nice toning or eye appeal. Congrats on getting your first CC!

@@doxer678 thank you for watching and for your support! I’m glad you like the videos:)

@@williamfender661 that’s interesting. I didnt know they were that cheap. I think the issue is that the US mint decided to make these coins every year so they are becoming less desirable. If they would have just minted them in 2021 then they would have faired in value better. I think you definitely got a good deal tho. I doubt they will get much cheaper but I think they are becoming less desirable due to them not being a limited release like they were originally going to be.

@@b-man1232 thank you for the feedback. I agree with you an Ike dollars overall. I actually have collected a bunch of Ike dollars over the years. I got basically all of them from the bank. I was mostly talking about modern proof coins in general. The Ike I used was probably not the best example to make my point but I think it’s best to not make modern proofs the majority of your collection. Having some of these coins is fine tho because they are very cool and affordable.

@@RealtorInThe828 thank you for watching!

@@vinnieg.6746 thank you for your response. I also have the 2023 reverse proof set. There is nothing wrong with having these coins and I agree it’s best to collect what you like. I just think these areas are not the best to focus your collection on.

@@jadonnoble5621 I agree with that. I have a lot of fun little sets that are just cool. My Morgan's and Type set keep me busy trying to fill the books. And I know there are a few I'll never have in the collection. But I keep looking. I'll you what I really like are "well loved" coins. And old holed coins are the best. I like to wonder where they've been and what they bought along the way. The monetary side is secondary for me.

@@vinnieg.6746 the history of the coins is always great to think about:) thank you for sharing!

@@shawnangie1 thank you for the feedback. I am a collector first but I also look at my collection as somewhat of an investment. I think you should collect what you like but I also think you should know what the value is of what you want to buy and make sure you do not overpay for it. I also think you should find different areas of coin collecting that you like that hold their value over time and should appreciate. I have seen so many collections where someone thought they had a really nice collection of mostly US mint coins and modern commemoratives from tv ads to only find out that they got taken advantage of and overpaid for all of it.

@@BearSawicki this is very true. I mostly was just going off of my experience especially on the US mint coins. When I evaluate a collection that has US mint modern coinage and I tell the collector or son/daughter of the collector the value they are usually disappointed that they wasted all their money on coins that didn’t gain or hold their value.

@@jadonnoble5621It’s always a crap shoot unless you really like specific coins. That’s what makes it fun. Some of us just aren’t interested in making huge financial gains or simply just for investments. We’re driven by different motivating factors. Who knows maybe we’ll just get lucky or have a nice conversation piece to talk with grandkids about during family reunions or Thanksgiving.

@@The1313jeff that’s very interesting. I completed the most of the CC Morgan dollar set right before Covid and almost all of the coins I bought have gone up between 25-50% over what I paid. I even had a couple that almost doubled in value since I purchased them. For the most part I have noticed CC Morgan’s have increased in value over the years but I was not collecting back in 2004 so I don’t know what the market was at that time. Thank you for the feedback.

@@jadonnoble5621 Not mine I see on e-bay I can buy them for about the same price or even cheaper! ; I will give you an example I bought my 1884s CC city in a government case I paid around $290 for each in 2004 and I can buy the same coin now for the same or even less. And most of my coins are the same way. And I have a lot of nice coins . Now the gold coins I paid $600 and OZ Now that is another story I wish I would have only bought gold now and stayed away from the silver altogether!

@@happymood888 that sounds like a good plan. There is nothing wrong with buying modern bullion coins because you are buying them for the gold value they have. I was mostly talking about buying modern collectible coins. They are often over priced and have little to know future value outside of the metal they were produced with. I hope you are able to accumulate a gold buffalo every year:)

@@Silvertoburn thank you! Yes, the Morgan toners and pl’s are fun to collect but they have definitely gotten pricey over the years!

Another person tells me about their bicentennial quarter i might scream

@@nateg4236 haha exactly! That’s why I think the US mint coins are some of the worse to collect. Most are overpriced crap! I know maybe 1 and every 20 coins they produce might be worth more but they usually never hold their value and you have to flip them quick to make anything. That is just not the way to collect. It’s usually best to collect coins that were originally minted not to be collected. (Except old proofs but those are extremely rare)

@@Tomscoins2021 yes, that’s very true. That coin is actually worth a decent bit more than what the US mint was selling it for if graded ms 70. It probably wasn’t the best example to use to make my point but it’s one of the few coins I’ve bought from the US mint lol

@@jadonnoble5621 Any mint productions I get are off the secondary market (Usually cheaper than the mint charged, a lot less in some cases.)

YES , far ,far in the future . 11 , Jan . 2025 .

@@monkeyman4131 actually i don’t think it will sell for much more than it does now. It actually sold for more a little after it was minted due to people figuring out that they were not grading in ms70 as much. At one time they were selling for around $1000 and now they are selling for closer $800 now. I don’t know if they will get back to the $1000 anytime in the future.

@@barbarakiewe4917 I called them and asked and they said if it was removed from the original holder then they will not remolded it. I will have to resubmit it for grading.

@@Tomscoins2021 that’s not a bad idea. There is nothing wrong with holding onto change in case you need some cash at times.

@@Tomscoins2021 that’s a smart plan.

@@IntrinsicMetals thanks for watching

@@barbarakiewe4917 yes! That was a ridiculous stunt they pulled. I know Ben the Coin Geek made a video saying that they are trying to make a coin collectible that literally has no significance. Who makes a 230th anniversary for anything? lol it’s just sad to be honest!

I'm with you . Been buying from the Mint for 50+ years now . I'm giving up tho . The cost is just too much . 11 , Jan. 2025 .

Only thing they have done worse was to grade and auction the privy-marked gold Flowing Hair medal.

@@KevinFinnerty-c4n yes, that is true. About 95% of US mint coins are overpriced and will be worth much less than you pay for them. The 2021 d Morgan is an exception to this if graded ms 70 because the quality of the Denver minted coins was below standards. I probably didn’t show the best examples in this video but I wanted to show coins that I had actually purchased. The US mint has mostly trash products that are scams to be honest.

@@duhbigcat1848 haha that’s funny. There is nothing wrong with collecting Eisenhower dollars. I love getting them from the bank for face value. I just have noticed that these proofs I bought years ago are barely worth what I paid for them. It just seems like the modern proofs are really not the best area to collect in because they made millions of them and they are all really nice and were made to be collected.

Right-On . 11 Jan . 2025 .

Someone is trying to tell us something !

Not a majority but I think having a couple won't hurt just because ya like um.

@@TrueReject there are a few coins from the mint that have sold for more than what the US mint is selling them for but they are few and far between and many of them often only sell for a high premium for a short amount of time after they are released. Also, I did not buy the Morgan and peace dollar in ANACS holders. I got them graded by ANACS. I bought them from the mint. I just think that most of the coins from the mint are overpriced and the products are lack luster at best. I’ve been through so many collections filled with US mint products that are worth half of what they paid for them back in the 70s and 80s.

Just what are the " RIGHT COINS " to buy from the MINT ?? 11 , Jan. 2025 .

@@monkeyman4131 there aren’t many. In recent times maybe the 230th anniversary flowing hair commemorative coin but you had to get one with the pricey mark which very few had so that was still basically a scam. The 2 is mint coins I showed (2021 Morgan and peace dollar) have actually held their value okay. The 2019 s reverse proof silver eagle is worth quite a bit. As you can see I listed about 5 coins that were realized from the US mint in the past 5 years that were worth more than the US mint sold them for. So maybe 5% of the coins they produced. That’s not very good in my book.

@monkeyman4131 any of the reverse proof sets a ton of different eagles. Most mint coins in ms70 will hold value and climb due to quality issues. Im not saying all but eagles morgans, peace dollars, and now the flowing hair coins will always gain collectors love them. If you can't get ms70 though don't waste your time.

@ those are definitely some of the better options to buy if you are purchasing through the US mint but a lot of people don’t want to spend the time and money to grade and try to get the ms/pr 70 grade. If you want to go through the effort then the US mint isn’t the worst option. I don’t grade many coins very often. I mostly buy them already graded so I like to buy older coins that have more historical significance.

@@COINS_ROW thank you!

@@Eddie-yc5yd that’s the way to go! If you are buying as a collector it’s best to stay away from modern coins.

@@VeteranStacker you make a good point. The bicentennials could increase in value some but I also think with how high the mintages are it will make it harder for them to increase. There might be a small increase next year since we will be celebrating 250 years. We will have to wait and see but I think overall, most bicentennial coinage is not the best stuff to collect unless you can get it closer to face value or melt value if it’s 40% silver.

@ how many companies doing you think will be sourcing 1976 silver and or clad coinage just to package with their new 2026 products? Demand is incoming.

@ it’s definitely possible. I have a bunch of bicentennial half dollars and Ike’s so I might need to unload most of them if the demand goes up in 2026

@@NostroDispater it’s definitely a beautiful design! You can’t go wrong with Peace dollars. Especially the 1921 high relief.

The Peace is definitely one of my favorites. I like it better than the Morgan. If I can find an affordable Morgan I’d get one though.

I started collecting about 6 years ago. Peace dollars are great for newer collectors like myself. I recently finished my au58 or better set. Minus the 1934 s.

@ congrats! That’s a really nice set you were able to put together!

The walking libertybhalf is better

@@ah5836 you are exactly right! I did the exact same thing lol. I bought the entire silver Ike collection (1971-1976). I guess the good news is that they were cheap and I believe they will at least hold their value but they definitely aren’t the best coins to collect.

@@robertvirnig638 that’s cool. There are some cooler modern designs in the quarters. If you are buying the silver versions that helps as well.

@@betod3113 yes, that’s the best way to do it. There’s nothing wrong with coin roll hunting and stacking Kennedy’s halves that way. I have a bunch of Kennedy’s from coin roll hunting. It’s definitely best to stay away from buying from the mint. Everything is overpriced and the modern Morgan and peace dollars didn’t work out since they are making them every year now!:(