What do you mean by bank box of nickels? I know there are bank rolls of nickles and all American currency in coins! But what do you mean by a bank box? Is it something that multiple rolls of nickels come in? If I'm correct how many rolls of nickels come in a bank box and do all currency coin rolls come with the same amount of coin rolls in each of the Bank boxes of not? Just curious to know I'm a beginner and I have some interesting looking coins that have odd looking errors on them and in pretty good condition and shape!
If you are not in the financial market space right now, you are making a huge mistake. I understand that it could be due to ignorance, but if you want to make your money work for you...prevent inflation
There might be many investments out there but if profit must be considered,which is the actual sole of investment, I will advice you to go into bitcoin trading because it has higher profit than most investment.
There are always those carp out there that will try and throw things up on eBay with ridiculous prices trying to take advantage of beginning collectors who haven’t done any research on anything.
I absolutely HATE that. You're absolutely right though and its so sad to see. I always go out of my way to help any and all newcomers to show them even though we're rare, there are really good people in the community who are genuine. Which is why I love how Shaun takes the time to present his videos the way he does that help a lot of people. I mean of course there's always gonna be someone like the dumb ass who tried blaming Shaun for his own personal poor decision making who only hear what they want and when things go wrong they wanna blame everyone but themselves. ... but yeah my apologies for the little side rant lol but I still can't believe that clown really posted what he did back on one of the nickel videos. If people really and I mean really truly knew how cold, cruel and cutthroat this hobby gets, they'd have a whole new appreciation for Blue Ridge. Anywho, had to take a second to show appreciation to a well put comment. Happy collecting fam.
@ I’m with you on trying to help newcomers to the hobby. I’m all in for growing the hobby with some great new collectors. They need their experiences to be good ones especially with them just getting started. I LOVE to talk coins so it’s right up my alley anyway. LoL. Plus I’m the son of a great educator so the teaching aspect runs in my blood. I love teaching and I love learning too. I tell my kids learn something new every day and they wind up learning 10 new things a day. LoL
@@_CYB0RG_Well I'm not a kid, but I'm new in the sense that I hadn't collected since I was a child. I've gotten into trying to learn and collected some. Maybe you or someone in the community could teach me more! I messed up and took stuff to local dealer and got shafted!! I'm thinking of trying ebay, but it's ridiculous some of the prices! I can't afford to be ripped off either. I've heard some out of country business are lying and sending something other than what you agree to etc... If not that's still really cool your helping some youngsters etc.. I pray your Blessed for giving back the knowledge!!.
I don’t think they are the next big flip. They will mint so many of everything they mint that they’ll be common. Just like with the 1975-1976 coins. They minted them out the gazoo.
@ The silvers are still plentiful…Even after 50 years. They aren’t worth buying into in significant amounts thinking they will turn in to something. They won’t.
My collection is all 1976 pr69-70 & ms69-70 lol because its my birth year. I know its crazy but i wanted a strange complete collection of something. I love staring at my ikes so beautiful
Yeah… so was still a pre-teen in 75/76 when centennial coinage was released and have a ton of it as it was ‘different’… as a collector family we had bought lots of the silver sets and I think I have 10-12 sets and finally decided just to get a few graded (silver)… if nothing else as a novelty for my kids as we hit the 250th and if lucky as they live to see 300th
thank you for the info. I've noticed the mints aren't delving out much info about this year's smaller coinage. kind of exciting but yet anticipation has never been one of my strong suits lol. good evening sir.
Shaun I think you are right there are going to probably produce them to oblivion and beyond. Making it worth just face value. I was born in 1976 so I have saved all the coins from that year now. Like I hoard my copper cents. Good luck to everyone in their hunts.
Respectfully I might be wrong but I disagree and I think honest the only thing driving any of the Markets besides precious metals is hype and fear of missing out or a manufactured desire someone thinking their special..... I mean there's no more of that special year and design ever being made I have $500 in bicentennials or more I've been put back as saving and also a potential flip let's create the market and collect/sell them till their rare circulation finds Hoard them up!
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What do you mean by bank box of nickels? I know there are bank rolls of nickles and all American currency in coins! But what do you mean by a bank box?
Is it something that multiple rolls of nickels come in? If I'm correct how many rolls of nickels come in a bank box and do all currency coin rolls come with the same amount of coin rolls in each of the Bank boxes of not? Just curious to know I'm a beginner and I have some interesting looking coins that have odd looking errors on them and in pretty good condition and shape!
Only Dealers can Buy Direct from the Mint…They get Bags so They find the Double and Triple off center Strikes.
I’ve been saving bi quarters for awhile now I just like them !
If you are not in the financial market space right now, you are making a huge mistake. I understand that it could be due to ignorance, but if you want to make your money work for you...prevent inflation
As a beginner what do I need to do? How can I invest,on which platform? If you know any please share.
There might be many investments out there but if profit must be considered,which is the actual sole of investment, I will advice you to go into bitcoin trading because it has higher profit than most investment.
Of course it is profitable,I made good profit of $20k with the capital of $4k in my last trading I have made over $200k
Wow that is an awesome return on your investment, please what strategy did use And how can I start up such investment.
The best strategy to use when trading bitcoins is to do it with a broker who understands the chart as his own farm and gets the maximum return.
I have several rolls of these quarters,various conditions
Hey man, I found a wheat penny that only weighs 2.3 grams, it's a 1950 something but the last number of the date is missing, could this be anything
There are always those carp out there that will try and throw things up on eBay with ridiculous prices trying to take advantage of beginning collectors who haven’t done any research on anything.
I absolutely HATE that. You're absolutely right though and its so sad to see. I always go out of my way to help any and all newcomers to show them even though we're rare, there are really good people in the community who are genuine. Which is why I love how Shaun takes the time to present his videos the way he does that help a lot of people. I mean of course there's always gonna be someone like the dumb ass who tried blaming Shaun for his own personal poor decision making who only hear what they want and when things go wrong they wanna blame everyone but themselves. ... but yeah my apologies for the little side rant lol but I still can't believe that clown really posted what he did back on one of the nickel videos. If people really and I mean really truly knew how cold, cruel and cutthroat this hobby gets, they'd have a whole new appreciation for Blue Ridge. Anywho, had to take a second to show appreciation to a well put comment. Happy collecting fam.
@ I’m with you on trying to help newcomers to the hobby. I’m all in for growing the hobby with some great new collectors. They need their experiences to be good ones especially with them just getting started. I LOVE to talk coins so it’s right up my alley anyway. LoL. Plus I’m the son of a great educator so the teaching aspect runs in my blood. I love teaching and I love learning too. I tell my kids learn something new every day and they wind up learning 10 new things a day. LoL
@@_CYB0RG_Well I'm not a kid, but I'm new in the sense that I hadn't collected since I was a child. I've gotten into trying to learn and collected some. Maybe you or someone in the community could teach me more! I messed up and took stuff to local dealer and got shafted!! I'm thinking of trying ebay, but it's ridiculous some of the prices! I can't afford to be ripped off either. I've heard some out of country business are lying and sending something other than what you agree to etc...
If not that's still really cool your helping some youngsters etc..
I pray your Blessed for giving back the knowledge!!.
I have one certified
I had a blast with the Westpoint quarters. They were fun gunning for the high grades.
I'm starting to put together 1876 mint sets, to sell off next year 🤞🏽💸😎
I don’t think they are the next big flip. They will mint so many of everything they mint that they’ll be common. Just like with the 1975-1976 coins. They minted them out the gazoo.
Not the silver ones, many were melted down in 1982!
@ The silvers are still plentiful…Even after 50 years. They aren’t worth buying into in significant amounts thinking they will turn in to something. They won’t.
My collection is all 1976 pr69-70 & ms69-70 lol because its my birth year. I know its crazy but i wanted a strange complete collection of something. I love staring at my ikes so beautiful
Agree they made 1.6 Billion with a B.
@_CYB0RG_ how many do you have?
I recently dumped 5 rolls of them. They were just a waste of space. Of course I looked at everyone of them and culled out the best ones.
Yeah… so was still a pre-teen in 75/76 when centennial coinage was released and have a ton of it as it was ‘different’… as a collector family we had bought lots of the silver sets and I think I have 10-12 sets and finally decided just to get a few graded (silver)… if nothing else as a novelty for my kids as we hit the 250th and if lucky as they live to see 300th
thank you for the info. I've noticed the mints aren't delving out much info about this year's smaller coinage. kind of exciting but yet anticipation has never been one of my strong suits lol. good evening sir.
Shaun I think you are right there are going to probably produce them to oblivion and beyond. Making it worth just face value. I was born in 1976 so I have saved all the coins from that year now. Like I hoard my copper cents. Good luck to everyone in their hunts.
Grade will mean EVERYTHING for anything that is even worth considering keeping. 😮
I have all those . I like the large size.
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Very good, sir.
I have the 1976 D Mint Set. Type -1.
Respectfully I might be wrong but I disagree and I think honest the only thing driving any of the Markets besides precious metals is hype and fear of missing out or a manufactured desire someone thinking their special..... I mean there's no more of that special year and design ever being made I have $500 in bicentennials or more I've been put back as saving and also a potential flip let's create the market and collect/sell them till their rare circulation finds Hoard them up!
I have 100 odd coins I want sell
A FOOTNOTE IN THE RED BOOK FOR THE BICENTENNIAL SILVER COINS!
MINTAGES ARE APPROXIMATE, MANY WE'RE MELTED DOWN BY THE MINT IN 1982!
@@shanelewis617 They are still plentiful out there for those who want them. They aren’t going to bring big dollars.