Thx again.You just got me into an entire new field.Ive been into this since I was a small child, but let it go, back & forth.Now I have the time to look into it all.For this - I thank you.
Very glad to hear!! There are also many great websites to help you along your path. John Wexler's website doubleddie.com list most of the known doubled dies and rpms. There are also alot of great groups or forums you can join. I know the Variety and Error coin group on facebook has alot of experts in this feild, including many well known authors on the topic. You will learn more in that group then anywhere else i know of. Heres a link if you wish to join. facebook.com/groups/1431053980480237/ Also we do have a forum on our website varietyerrors.com feel free to join in conversation there as well. We are working on many more videos, and have a few already in production and will have posted very soon. If you ever have any video ideas, please feel free to post them. We are always open to video suggestions. -Dustin-
Thanks for the information! I just found a 1949 D nickel yesterday! I haven't been at home to put it under my digital microscope, I will definitely check the mint mark in a bit. I appreciate all the hard work and valuable time you put into sharing your knowledge! Thanks again! Cheers!
I have the 49 s found it crh,I use a digital coin book,it let's me put in how many I have and even notes on specifics of coin,also lets me digitally collect all Quaters old and new same with halve down to pennies and old dollars such as morgans,have many collections none finished though, can just go and see what I need when crh or at a coin shop,I have 7 war nickels in the last 3 months crh no d's but one 42 s in beautiful condition the rest looked tarnished bad
Ooops, almost forgot. One last important question. Very recently I purchased a gem. At least for me it is. I got a 1920 Buffalo Nickel. I have never seen one in this condition. I think it's perfect. Every detail is clear as a bell. Everything. I'm really stunned. Your usually lucky if you can even read the date on these. This one is so clear even the details on the feathers and ribbon the Chief has in his hair are clearly visible. And the Buffalo is remarkable. All the way down to his eyes. I can't find a reliable price guide here. And I went to Pgcs website. Without sending it in to get graded and assuming it's in some type of Ms condition. What sort of value could I expect for it. I don't want to get ripped off ever again. Lots of love. Thank you.
I have a 1943 w back steals zinc-coated penny and it has errors and I know that their ears and I'm wondering if anyone else out there has heard of any errors on the 1943 steel zinc coated wheat back pennies
if it is that perfect, i'd show it to an expert...if they think it is uncirculated (at least MS60 or higher), it may be worthwhile to get it professionally graded...if it turns out to be truly "perfect" or pretty close it could be worth like $6000 even...but to a lot of beginners even some AU coins can seem really good (as they are, but the value drops off a lot)
I have a question, I have acquired a double sided Jefferson nickel, on one side the date is 1974-D and the other side has the 1999-P, Its weight is perfect as well as the nickel itself. I've never seen or heard about any real coin like this, except for the fake coins from a joke shop, but this nickel is right on the mark.
I just bought a box a 50 1946 and then there's about 20 64 d and 39 to 69 about 100 a penny collection book with penny then quarters and dime 1940s to 60s I can look at coins tell 1 is off but have trouble with it
I have a$1 Wash coin with 7-8 die cracks on reverse. Been holding it since they were new. Currently out of country but can shoot you a pic when I get home. Ever heard of one with so many cracks?
Question if anyone has a moment to answer. I found my grandfathers coin collection in his basement. It was stored in a wooden footlocker in various cloth bags paper flips and cardboard holders. The basement has flooded and he wasn’t aware so these things have mold and various levels of rust from the staples. I’ve been taking them out and wiping them with a cotton ball and alcohol to get the mold off then placing them in new flips. Have I ruined them? Thank you.
Since you implore us new collectors not to clean coins, I must ask how you feel about applying Nic-A-Date to buffalo nickels whose date is understandably obliterated before buying a bottle.
Even though the 1950-D is the lowest minted in the series, it is easy to come by in BU condition as many many rolls were saved, if you find one in circulation it is scarce but not impossible. Great Job!
one more question I've been going through my change and I have found a 99 p nickel that appears to have doubling on the obverse and the reverse bold doubling you can still see all the lines for the center steps on the reverse have you heard of this variety
He was saying that some or many were not double die, i think this could lead us down the wrong track, so, we have to be sure of double die's, because one could easily be mistaken.
Hi Dustin. Once again let me thank you for your channel. You do good work. The only thing that bothers me is the feeling of regret I sometimes have when I think I let something slip through my fingers. So in order to not let that happen, again! Let me ask you a question. Bare in mind I am not exactly a novice as I began collecting coins fifty years ago. No one knows everything. I have a 2005 P Buffalo Nickel. And what is unusual about this one may be some type of error. On the obverse there is, what appears to me to be, breakage with the cladding. It is oddly specific in that it honestly looks like Jefferson was in a fist-fight.He looks like he has a black eye, a bruise on his cheek bone. And a little cut on his lower jaw. This does not appear to be something that happened after minting. Like a scratch, or some dulling. What can you tell me about this? Any information is useful. Is it of possible value ? And lastly. I have a blank planchet I have owned more than forty years. It would have been a penny. Some dealers I've spoken to say it is very common. Yet I have never seen any for sale. And I have been to dozens of coin shops over the years. Your thoughts. Thank a lot. Peace.
+Kristy Lee well if I get it done in time, there will be a new one tonight. So keep your eyes open. Lol. But seriously thanks for your views. Its a good feeling to know someone is enjoying our work.
I have a penny that is hundred and one years old can you tell me if it worth any thing .plus some wheat pennies with no mint mark are they worth anything.
I have a 1966 copper nickle found in pocket change it looks like a penny at first glance but it's a nickle 1966 no mint mark So i assume it's a Philadelphia mint . .
Hello everybody just be safe and stay home collecting coins are fun and challenging not only US coins but other countries too and watching some of collectors iam learning a lot about coins so be safe and enjoy your coins
wait so 4:28 whats so rair about it is the color? or what because i got one of those i dont know if i got the right one just wondering and is that actually 7.7 million?
I have a 1942 nickel that doesn't have a mint mark over the Monticello is that normal and also it looks to have and I may be wrong but what looks to be a worn-out mint mark on the side of the building I also compared it to a 8:40 one I have and it looks the same
Dale Tanner Not all 1942 nickels were silver. The "standard" ones lack the large mint mark above Monticello on the reverse. The production of conventional five-cent pieces was cut short in the spring of 1942, as the U. S. Mint began preparations for a new alloy that would reduced the copper content of this coin and eliminate nickel altogether for the duration of World War II.
I just subscribe to your channel I got one question for you I have a 1988 quarter it have couple mint errors I believe is a cut on the U letter and a cut on the L letter and slightly cut on th Q letter because of the U been cut I don't know what is that but can't u he!p please thank u!
I love all your sharing Infos. It's very formative, I want you guys to know I'm one of a fans here , but today as I'm watching this was up with loud background music pls.
Will you send me the name of the place where I would go to certify a 1943 S penny. In Washington State. You mentioned a place in one of your video's, I should have wrote it down. But didn't think it was for me, but now I found that 1943 S copper penny and I want to get the money for it
now I know not to clean any coins but I cleaned a lot of them up to about 2 or 3 months ago haha now its a temptation to throw em in the wash or scrub them wit soap n watwr .oh well they lose the original luster when u clean them but they do look better.
thank you I have been finding several old nickels in pocket change one is 1938 I was so shocked the rest are 54,57,59 and a lot of 64 this is so much fun... lol
mustangdaisy I Want know About Nefartethe five pestre note to Egyptian Historical currency on Issued of Low No 50/1940 I Want Know How Much value This Note,s
and my local coin shop who I'm not too fond of and that keeps trying to push the cherrypickers guide on me which I have told them that I have a list for does not listen and I think I may have something and they told me I didn't before but they tell me they only thing that they do specialize in is the cherrypickers guide and nothing else so how can they tell me anything about something they know nothing about admittedly
Just gold plating huh? Damn!, thought I had a rarity there. What about a 1958d steel wheat cent? A little off topic I know, but I was just curious if it was worth anything.
Will if it's error or variety coins....then it is never off topic!!!!! lmao. I've never heard of a 58 steel with the Lincoln series. there is the 1943 steel cent and then the very rare and valuable 1944 steel cent (wrong planchet error)). there is also the 1974-d aluminum cent...but there is only one of those and it's owned by a couple guys in California. Now on the other hand it is common for people to plate Lincoln cents or even change the color using acid. If it is a steel cent....see if it will stick to a magnet...
well learned a lot about counterfeit coins playing with these pennies. People really go out of their way to deface a coin. !914 D could be a 1944 D one of the 4's are curved and the other is pointed
I have a nickle that says p0007. I never seen it and everywhere i searched cant find anything about it. It does not have a date on it and its a jefferson nickle... Anyone know anything
I just found a 1981 with a clear crack across the back of the hairline to the neck also the lettering in God we trust is almost off the side of the nickel
coins with no mint mark are pretty much all from Philadelphia Mint...there are not many issues with an actual P...in fact i think the wartime nickels were the first to use it up til that point in time.
Señor yo no hablo inglés pero tengo muchas monedas Yo vivo en Los Ángeles y si usted puede ayudarme a dónde puedo llevar las tengo muchas the Call timer de una eco design tengo tengo mas agonicos India
Thx again.You just got me into an entire new field.Ive been into this since I was a small child, but let it go, back & forth.Now I have the time to look into it all.For this - I thank you.
Very glad to hear!! There are also many great websites to help you along your path. John Wexler's website doubleddie.com list most of the known doubled dies and rpms. There are also alot of great groups or forums you can join. I know the Variety and Error coin group on facebook has alot of experts in this feild, including many well known authors on the topic. You will learn more in that group then anywhere else i know of. Heres a link if you wish to join. facebook.com/groups/1431053980480237/
Also we do have a forum on our website varietyerrors.com feel free to join in conversation there as well.
We are working on many more videos, and have a few already in production and will have posted very soon. If you ever have any video ideas, please feel free to post them. We are always open to video suggestions.
-Dustin-
Thanks for the information! I just found a 1949 D nickel yesterday! I haven't been at home to put it under my digital microscope, I will definitely check the mint mark in a bit. I appreciate all the hard work and valuable time you put into sharing your knowledge! Thanks again! Cheers!
You might note that the “soak in water” suggestion has one exception (US coins) and that’s the Steel wartime cent. They can rust.
I have a couple of 1940's and 47's . From what your saying is that the ones with the mint mark above Monticello are the 35 / 40% silver
I have the 49 s found it crh,I use a digital coin book,it let's me put in how many I have and even notes on specifics of coin,also lets me digitally collect all Quaters old and new same with halve down to pennies and old dollars such as morgans,have many collections none finished though, can just go and see what I need when crh or at a coin shop,I have 7 war nickels in the last 3 months crh no d's but one 42 s in beautiful condition the rest looked tarnished bad
Ooops, almost forgot. One last important question. Very recently I purchased a gem. At least for me it is. I got a 1920 Buffalo Nickel. I have never seen one in this condition. I think it's perfect. Every detail is clear as a bell. Everything. I'm really stunned. Your usually lucky if you can even read the date on these. This one is so clear even the details on the feathers and ribbon the Chief has in his hair are clearly visible. And the Buffalo is remarkable. All the way down to his eyes. I can't find a reliable price guide here. And I went to Pgcs website. Without sending it in to get graded and assuming it's in some type of Ms condition. What sort of value could I expect for it. I don't want to get ripped off ever again.
Lots of love. Thank you.
Uncirculated it could be worth $67. Now if it was a D or S that would be a different story.
I have a 1943 w back steals zinc-coated penny and it has errors and I know that their ears and I'm wondering if anyone else out there has heard of any errors on the 1943 steel zinc coated wheat back pennies
if it is that perfect, i'd show it to an expert...if they think it is uncirculated (at least MS60 or higher), it may be worthwhile to get it professionally graded...if it turns out to be truly "perfect" or pretty close it could be worth like $6000 even...but to a lot of beginners even some AU coins can seem really good (as they are, but the value drops off a lot)
Thank you so much. I just recently got the hunting bug and this video helped so much. I didn't know what to look for in nickels.
I have a question, I have acquired a double sided Jefferson nickel, on one side the date is 1974-D and the other side has the 1999-P, Its weight is perfect as well as the nickel itself. I've never seen or heard about any real coin like this, except for the fake coins from a joke shop, but this nickel is right on the mark.
I just bought a box a 50 1946 and then there's about 20 64 d and 39 to 69 about 100 a penny collection book with penny then quarters and dime 1940s to 60s
I can look at coins tell 1 is off but have trouble with it
Hi, these would be impossible to see without a microscope. So I'm sure you have a microscope, what type do you use?
I have a$1 Wash coin with 7-8 die cracks on reverse. Been holding it since they were new. Currently out of country but can shoot you a pic when I get home. Ever heard of one with so many cracks?
You didn't mention what the price of a 1938s was worth, would like an idea if you could, thanks!
Question if anyone has a moment to answer. I found my grandfathers coin collection in his basement. It was stored in a wooden footlocker in various cloth bags paper flips and cardboard holders. The basement has flooded and he wasn’t aware so these things have mold and various levels of rust from the staples. I’ve been taking them out and wiping them with a cotton ball and alcohol to get the mold off then placing them in new flips. Have I ruined them? Thank you.
Since you implore us new collectors not to clean coins, I must ask how you feel about applying Nic-A-Date to buffalo nickels whose date is understandably obliterated before buying a bottle.
Even though the 1950-D is the lowest minted in the series, it is easy to come by in BU condition as many many rolls were saved, if you find one in circulation it is scarce but not impossible. Great Job!
+Robert Lawson this is very true, hence why with such a low montage it can be bought in a nice higher ms grade for a low price.
Coin Opp Salve tempo lingolin 1953, segno sul viso. Si vende?
one more question I've been going through my change and I have found a 99 p nickel that appears to have doubling on the obverse and the reverse bold doubling you can still see all the lines for the center steps on the reverse have you heard of this variety
Just came across this video! Thanks. Well done! Great reference. Appreciate it👊
He was saying that some or many were not double die, i think this could lead us down the wrong track, so, we have to be sure of double die's, because one could easily be mistaken.
Hi Dustin.
Once again let me thank you for your channel. You do good work. The only thing that bothers me is the feeling of regret I sometimes have when I think I let something slip through my fingers. So in order to not let that happen, again! Let me ask you a question. Bare in mind I am not exactly a novice as I began collecting coins fifty years ago. No one knows everything.
I have a 2005 P Buffalo Nickel. And what is unusual about this one may be some type of error.
On the obverse there is, what appears to me to be, breakage with the cladding. It is oddly specific in that it honestly looks like Jefferson was in a fist-fight.He looks like he has a black eye, a bruise on his cheek bone. And a little cut on his lower jaw. This does not appear to be something that happened after minting. Like a scratch, or some dulling. What can you tell me about this? Any information is useful. Is it of possible value ? And lastly. I have a blank planchet I have owned more than forty years. It would have been a penny. Some dealers I've spoken to say it is very common. Yet I have never seen any for sale. And I have been to dozens of coin shops over the years. Your thoughts. Thank a lot.
Peace.
I. Was listening to you, not the detector, thank you for a job well done!!!
Another great video- please keep them coming! !
+Kristy Lee I will do. I have a lot more I am working on. Thanks for your views!!!
Awesome! I'm turning notifications on so I know when they're up.
+Kristy Lee well if I get it done in time, there will be a new one tonight. So keep your eyes open. Lol. But seriously thanks for your views. Its a good feeling to know someone is enjoying our work.
Big d I have a 1941 1942 nickles but I don't have any rainbow one are they worth more than the regular ones
I have a penny that is hundred and one years old can you tell me if it worth any thing .plus some wheat pennies with no mint mark are they worth anything.
hello dustin,I have a 2004 d and a1995 d nickle in one 2004d on one side 1995d on other side,is this new?
all coins I haven't found working retail except the silver coins. I did find silver in rolls while working.
I have a 1966 copper nickle found in pocket change it looks like a penny at first glance but it's a nickle 1966 no mint mark So i assume it's a Philadelphia mint . .
Hello, I'm new to this! I see the interest in the 40's nickle. What or is there value in the 1936 nickel?
Is it correct to assume Philly minted BOTH 1942 (Type 1) and 1942 (Type 2) Nickels?
Hello everybody just be safe and stay home collecting coins are fun and challenging not only US coins but other countries too and watching some of collectors iam learning a lot about coins so be safe and enjoy your coins
Excellent presentation! Thanks for the education.
thanks for all the good info I really like your presentation very kool will throw a party after I find the one
this might not do with nickels what year did the Copper Cent end and start
Excellent video Mr. Dustin👍
Thank you for the good video.
Good luck & Blessings.
Marta Barbara Rosado dios te de una buena moneda con error,..y con premio ,..
Gracias.
wait so 4:28 whats so rair about it is the color? or what because i got one of those i dont know if i got the right one just wondering and is that actually 7.7 million?
Thx for all the info always love your shows
Hi ,can you show an image of what 1969 s lincoln
I have a 1942 nickel that doesn't have a mint mark over the Monticello is that normal and also it looks to have and I may be wrong but what looks to be a worn-out mint mark on the side of the building I also compared it to a 8:40 one I have and it looks the same
it also weighs up just like the frith nickel
Dale Tanner Not all 1942 nickels were silver. The "standard" ones lack the large mint mark above Monticello on the reverse.
The production of conventional five-cent pieces was cut short in the spring of 1942, as the U. S. Mint began preparations for a new alloy that would reduced the copper content of this coin and eliminate nickel altogether for the duration of World War II.
I just subscribe to your channel I got one question for you I have a 1988 quarter it have couple mint errors I believe is a cut on the U letter and a cut on the L letter and slightly cut on th Q letter because of the U been cut I don't know what is that but can't u he!p please thank u!
I love all your sharing Infos. It's very formative, I want you guys to know I'm one of a fans here , but today as I'm watching this was up with loud background music pls.
I just started doing nickle boxes. I find that I get more 1964 than any other year besides 15 and 16. How is this possible?
I have a 1940 is it important nickel, no mint mark
Will you send me the name of the place where I would go to certify a 1943 S penny. In Washington State. You mentioned a place in one of your video's, I should have wrote it down. But didn't think it was for me, but now I found that 1943 S copper penny and I want to get the money for it
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Can u please CHANGE UR FIRE DETECTOR BATTERY...ITS SO DISTRACTING.....THANK U
Yes! It's driving my dogs NUTS!
I just got up and unplugged mine, then I read this lol
now I know not to clean any coins but I cleaned a lot of them up to about 2 or 3 months ago haha now its a temptation to throw em in the wash or scrub them wit soap n watwr .oh well they lose the original luster when u clean them but they do look better.
I have that one in Cloudy form of p small sysmbol og 1964 would like to buy in nicely offer and excellent price' ?
I got an error nickle,1985. Looks like it got struck with blanks,both sides. Got it in some change.
i'd take that to an expert (coin dealer) because some of them can be quite valuable.
1946 nomm are they of value if silver ?
thank you I have been finding several old nickels in pocket change one is 1938 I was so shocked the rest are 54,57,59 and a lot of 64 this is so much fun... lol
+mustangdaisy nice.
mustangdaisy I Want know About Nefartethe five pestre note to Egyptian Historical currency on Issued of Low No 50/1940 I Want Know How Much value This Note,s
I’ve got a 1978.... Is that worth anything
Is also a cut on the ring of the quarter!
R u stil buying 1955 j nickel?
do you know anything on a 2004 D dime be double punch?
Always the best informative videos
1979 Jefferson nickel without mintmark. Is it mean PHILADELPHIA mint? TQVM.
Thank you for your info and knowledge 1st time commenting channel peaked my interest.✌️
Coin opp good presentation for the nickles I do have some
and my local coin shop who I'm not too fond of and that keeps trying to push the cherrypickers guide on me which I have told them that I have a list for does not listen and I think I may have something and they told me I didn't before but they tell me they only thing that they do specialize in is the cherrypickers guide and nothing else so how can they tell me anything about something they know nothing about admittedly
Just gold plating huh? Damn!, thought I had a rarity there. What about a 1958d steel wheat cent? A little off topic I know, but I was just curious if it was worth anything.
Will if it's error or variety coins....then it is never off topic!!!!! lmao. I've never heard of a 58 steel with the Lincoln series. there is the 1943 steel cent and then the very rare and valuable 1944 steel cent (wrong planchet error)). there is also the 1974-d aluminum cent...but there is only one of those and it's owned by a couple guys in California. Now on the other hand it is common for people to plate Lincoln cents or even change the color using acid. If it is a steel cent....see if it will stick to a magnet...
It does stick to the magnet.
well damn. Id personally love to see it. I would send it to someone to be authenticated. like ngc or anacs.
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I'll make a vid about it.
@@nostalgicmalcontent if that thing is genuine you may well become a millionaire.
well learned a lot about counterfeit coins playing with these pennies. People really go out of their way to deface a coin. !914 D could be a 1944 D one of the 4's are curved and the other is pointed
I found a lot of good coins but I do not know how to sell them or who to settle into or who prays it or whatever can somebody help me
hi im a pocket change collector i have more 64's than i want anything on the 64's i cud look 4
I have a nickle that says p0007. I never seen it and everywhere i searched cant find anything about it. It does not have a date on it and its a jefferson nickle... Anyone know anything
How do you get them graded
Tengo nickel 1950 sin marca de seca, excelente condición
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I just found a 1981 with a clear crack across the back of the hairline to the neck also the lettering in God we trust is almost off the side of the nickel
I have 1971 nickle with no mint mark How much it could be worth?
+agapa89 5 cents. It's a Philadelphia mint. They didn't put mintmarks on them at that time.
Zilch
coins with no mint mark are pretty much all from Philadelphia Mint...there are not many issues with an actual P...in fact i think the wartime nickels were the first to use it up til that point in time.
How about a 1940 no mark?
Señor yo no hablo inglés pero tengo muchas monedas Yo vivo en Los Ángeles y si usted puede ayudarme a dónde puedo llevar las tengo muchas the Call timer de una eco design tengo tengo mas agonicos India
How much is 1982 value? Sir
great vid like all the coins i 2 1950d graded by ngc
What about 1944 p 1946s
have 1964 nickel two toned
Tengo otra moneda Nickel del año 1900 D tiene valor ??
I found a nickel with little to no face do you have any idea what it is worth
Solid video!
On a 1945 with no mint mark a it does have steps
Anyone else think their smoke detector battery was low?
shoot! I thought it was mine, lol!!!
Wish I would have read your comment before... I just changed the battery...
Lol I thought it was mine I was going crazy
Omg it's so annoying and it's on a few of his videos....
Apoint Tomake had to go check. Thought it was mine
what if my wartime nickel doesn't have a big mintmark
then it's not silver. 1942 Philadelphia mint are not silver. the d and s are.
I HAVE 5 CENT 1985 CAN I SELL IT SIR ??
I do have a Jefferson 1943p nicke, some .i want to sell .
What about the 1988,1980 plsss answer AS soon AS possible
what about them?
Too much weird music, not enough talking.
I got nickels coins I need to know something about?
I got 1941 nickels coins I need to know the value.
Outstanding 👍👍👍
thanks for info i have a coin id like you to see !
Nice video bro ❤
Good stuff 👏🏽
tengo varias monedas una es 1950 un cinco....1992 el 2 es doble.....de verdad
I have for selling
Great explanation. I still have a hatd time with doubling 😥😥😥🍔
TENGO UNA MONEDA DE nICKEL 1969 D LA CECA ESTÁ POR DEBAJO DEL AÑO , LA VENDO
I don't think the background music is necessary. Thank u for the video.
I think maybe 1/2 the volume would be great! The music gives the video a bit of peace and a relaxing aire to the video.
Very helpful
41 no mint mark 65no mint mark¿?
Ralph Jennings Philadelphia mint common dates. before the 80's Philadelphia minted coins did not get a mintmark.
Coin Opp i have found every single date searching nickel rolls from my bank except for the elusive 1950 d
A Steich it does have a low mintage. you'll find one!!
la moneda que tengo. es americana de mil ochocientos noventa
I have 1943 P double die reverse and 1945 Big S nickel . for sale
Spit an shine no chem just rub off with shirt on the spot
This was on my birthday
I RECENTLY FOUND A 1943-D IN A ROLL.
I'm afraid to try to sell my valuable coins I'm afraid I don't get ripped off