@@Alexander-g4q1s thank you! Yes, I agree. I was fortunate to spot the proof barber half at my local coin show. I am hopeful one day I can complete the proof set.
Some extremely attractive pieces. Not a single bad choice there. My favorite among them being the Antietam 1/2.. A truly special coin in terms of appearance. Thanks for sharing
Awesome pickups! ❤Really nice coins. 🔥🔥🔥🔥👍 A Carson City Seated Dollar would be a great addition to your collection! I only bought currency in 2024. My favorite purchase this year was an 1899 $5 Chief note with a star. ⭐
@@Ontario100 thank you very much! I need to look into currency more but my heart is still definitely with coins. I like looking for star notes tho! I hope you get that 1899 $5 star notes next year!
Great collection and yeah i agree about the grades, because wow those are some of the best looking MS62's I have ever seen! I have some MS64's that dont look as good 😅
@@buildingAbiz thank you! Yes, it does seem like the MS 62 examples I have might be undergraded. That’s the great thing about buying lower mint state examples. You can sometimes get really nice looking coins for much less than Ms 63 and 64 examples:)
Enjoyed your sharing of cool purchases. I didn't come close dollar wise in my purchases. I did finally finish my Kennedy half collection. With all dates, mints, proofs clad and silver, finishs and enhanced types it totals 225 coins! I know, right? It's alot more than most would think. Took about 10 months. I keep them in 2x2 cardboard holders and 20 pocket pages. Makes a heavy binder for sure! Very stoked that it is complete.
@@DaleMeredith-h1e that is awesome! I used to coin roll hunt half dollars all the time. I know I have a bunch of Kennedy’s but I didn’t know there were 225! That’s insane! I’m glad you were able to complete the set. That’s really impressive!
@@shawn951951 that’s awesome! Those are definitely some of my favorite commemoratives. Great designs and they really do a great job of commemorating the civil war era.
Nice "gets" on all those coins, Jadon! You picked up some really sweet Morgans! PCGS was tougher on grading early on, so that might be why the '99 Morgan got a MS62 designation. The '87-S Morgan might follow along with that, but "S" minted Morgans tend to be graded tougher than the other mints. To me, the commemoratives and that Barber proof are the stars here. The toning on the Antietam coin makes the relief pop out even more on the coin. Simply stunning! Luv the Grant half too! I don't think I've ever seen a Barber look that sensational! Kudos to the Seated dollar as well! I was able to complete my collection of Peace dollars and get my Morgan collection down to the low teens of holes to fill. Now it's time for upgrading! Have great new year in collecting, Jadon!
@@silverchupacabra73 thank you! Yes, it definitely seems like NGC and PCGS were more conservative with grading back when they started. That’s awesome that you finished your peace dollar set and are getting close to finishing your Morgan set! I still have a long ways to go on both of them lol
Very nice pick-ups that you have shown us and good variety as well. My favorite purchase that I made was a 1900 proof Indian cent that has tremendous toning and is in gem condition.
@@RLC-t1x thank you! That’s an awesome score! I am thinking about putting together the 1900 proof set since I have the quarter and half dollar but I know it is going to be a long process lol
@jadonnoble5621 I check out different coin shops within a 1hr drive from my house. Every Saturday I try and visit at least 2 of them. I like to visually inspect the coins before I buy them. I've been burned to many times from online deals and like doing it the old-fashioned way. Anyways, good luck with your collection, and happy 2025!
Great pickups. I got a seated liberty because of your last vid. I have a morgan proof on my bucket list for 2025. Great vids looking forward to more. That toner you got from make numismatics Great again is a beauty! I miss his content!
@@MM-cp4mi that’s awesome to hear! I’m glad you were able to score a seated liberty this year! The proof Morgan is an amazing coin to look out for. They are tough to find for a reasonable price but if you look hard enough you should be able to find one. I miss make numismatics great again as well! He had a great RUclips channel. I’m glad I was able to buy one of his nice toners from him.
My favorite pick ups this year are a MS 63 1896-O morgan, a few different MS67 morgans, a GSA ms65 CC morgan, and a 1803 draped bust half dollar in VF25. The 2 coins I want to get is a draped bust dollar in VF-20 or better and a nice looking Fugio cent.
@@buildingAbiz those are some awesome coin scores! Congrats! I’m also looking for a draped bust dollar. I would really like a 1799 or 1798 example. They are pretty expensive but I know I will find one soon! The Fugio cent is a nice cook to look for. I have one but it’s corroded. I hope you are able to add those to your collection next year.
Hi Jadon. That Antietam half dollar looks nice with that toning. I like the Barber half dollar proof. Your Seated Liberty Dollar is very cool. Good luck getting Seated Proof and CC. My favorite pickups this year are my Type 1 1913 Buffalo Nickel Proof and my 1950 Cameo Proof Franklin that completed my 1950 -1963 Cameo Proof Franklin Half Dollar set. Good luck with your 2025 pickups.
@@donaldinnewmexico thank you and congrats on completing the Franklin proof set in Cameo! That’s impressive! I love the 1913 type 1 Buffalo. I have one. You can get a great example for a reasonable price.
@@Ozai75 thank you! Yes, the barber half is a stunner. I couldn’t believe it when I saw it at my coin show. It goes perfect with my barber proof quarter:)
Definitely some fantastic pick-ups! Love the seated dollar! That barber proof was sweet as well! Sounds like you're cat 🐈 just knocked over a stack of coins 😂 thanks for sharing.
@@darbysdownhomedetecting haha thank you! Yeah, my cat was snooping around while I was making the video. Fortunately she didn’t get into my coins and found a nice empty bag to play in lol
Those are all amazing coins specially that Antietam and Proof Half. Those are😍😍. I remember seeing that Antietam on another channel. Awesome pick ups! My personal best pick ups are a 1943 and 1931 Gold 50 pesos and a crescent toned 1900 Lafayatte dollar in a ms63 ogh. I too kinda slowed down on buying this year. Awesome content btw! Happy New Year Bud!
@@EddieP.. thank you! Those are some amazing purchases you had this year as well! I also have a Lafayette dollar. That’s a really cool coin because it is the only commemorative silver dollar they made. Congrats!
@@madkingeric9669 that’s some really cool coins you scored. I’ve never really gotten into VAMs but I know there are some really cool and rare ones out there. Congrats on the great additions to your collection! You can’t go wrong with Morgan’s!
Great coins! I would move the Antietam to #1. Incredible coin! The 1859-O SL$ would be my #2, and the proof Barber would be my #3. But, all of them are great! The 1870-CC SL$ is the one to add from the CC, since is was the first coinage produced at the CC Mint. Wishing you another great year in 2025!
@@CoinStuffILike thank you very much! Yes, the Antietam half could definitely be number 1! I had a tough time ranking them this year because they were all very comparable to each other. I am definitely hoping to score an 1870 cc seated dollar. That would be awesome! I hope You have a great 2025 as well!
Man you had some great pick ups,always fun to find the coins your looking for,I finally picked up my first pl cc morgan this year and I'm always on the outlook for an 1884 s au or better morgan,hope you had a great Christmas and a Happy New Year to follow.
@@mikesemones8333 thank you very much! That’s awesome that you were able to pick up a pl cc Morgan! Those are fun to collect! I also would like to score a nice 84 s Morgan. That’s a tough one to get in AU+.
I do like the Gettysburg and Antietem commems. My Gettysburgis ms64 as well. One of the guys has a coofie on his cheek. I have a nice ms62 trade dollar definitely blows away the Morgan and Peace designs in my opinion. Congrats on your pickups.
@@halfdollar1 thank you! That’s awesome that you have a Gettysburg as well! It’s a beautiful coin. The trade dollar is definitely another slept on coin. I have one in au 55 I believe. I would like to get a cc example of that coin as well!
@jadonnoble5621 great minds think alike I have two of the 8TF but I can only get them in ms61at good price... I'm trying to get a 1859 seated liberty quarter nms because they gave those out at the great slave auction in savannah to the slaves so they would cooperate
@@kamoroso94 that’s a great question. I personally like to collect a variety of coins. When i started collecting more seriously, one of the first things I wanted to do is to collect every denomination of coin the US has minted. I have tried to complete few sets like the Carson city Morgan set. I like to collect more rare coins that are unique and a little harder to acquire. This has made collecting more fun to me. This being said, I actually started collecting by coin roll hunting mostly half dollars. This was the cheapest and easiest to collect. As I collected more and more I realized I was getting a lot of the same stuff so I changed to collecting specific dates and designs of coins.
@jadonnoble5621 Thanks for sharing your story! I can see some parallels with how I got into the hobby as well, but I'm a bit further behind with my numismatics compared to bullion. One piece of advice I've heard is to be mindful that you're curating a collection, and not just a sporadic accumulation. Maybe that's held me back a bit, but I did start this year expanding my collection with my first two graded pre-33 pieces! I definitely need to think more about where I want to head with my collection.
@ no problem and thank you for the feedback! I get what you are saying about not being so sporadic when buying coins. I have a few sets but I guess I just get tired of collecting the same coins. I like having a variety. I think there is a happy medium so I hope you are able to find some other really nice denominations and designs to collect going forward.
@@jadonnoble5621 I totally get that. When I think about my current philosophy to collecting, it's quality over quantity, so that doesn't necessarily preclude having a wide gamut of pieces in the collection of varying denominations. The thing at the very top of my wishlist right now would be a Charlotte Mint half eagle gold coin, but that's not in the budget right now haha! Something more my level that I would eventually like to own would be a 1921 high relief Peace dollar, but it would have to have nice eye appeal for me. Something else I've thought about getting would be an 1878-CC Morgan in a GSA holder! Seems like a fun piece to have :)
@ that’s a great way of collecting. I also try to collect quality coins over a high quantity. I would like to buy more older gold coins. I only have a couple so that would be a cool area to collect more in but they are expensive! lol
Recently, my father in law, gave me a coin, to do some research on. He believes it to be VERY valuable. Upon watching this video, I believe it to be a fake. The spacing between the letters, on the case, is identical to the spacing on the case, you are using as an example, as a scam. Im new to all of this, and found your video to be helpful! The coin I am researching is a 1916 D dime PCGS AU58. Would you be interested in taking a look at it? Im open to any help/info.
@@80SGIRL4EVR a 1916 d mercury dime that is AU 58 is definitely a very valuable coin. You said it is graded by PCGS? If you have another PCGS graded slab that you know is real I would compare it to that. I would see if the holder has the PCGS logo on the bottom right of the case. I’ve noticed most fakes don’t include this. I can include a video that will show a fake PCGS holder so you can compare.
@@jadonnoble5621 OK so I do NOT see the logo on the bottom right of the case. I also do not have another PCGS case to compare it to. I have emailed PCGS company & they requested photos, which I have sent. Just waiting on a reply from them. I appreciate you taking the time to reply, as well.
@@jadonnoble5621 Yes, this was the video I originally watched and meant to comment on. I was then sucked into the rabbit hole of watching your other videos. You share valuable information!
@@80SGIRL4EVR that’s good to know. It’s probably fake then but PCGS should be able to verify it. You can also look up the certification number and see if it matches a 1916 d dime in AU 58. PCGS will tell you what coin should be in the holder. You can search “PCGS coin certification lookup” and it should pop up.
@@johnbeast4992 haha thank you. There are many affordable coins you can look out for. One of my favorite ways I used to collect when I started was coin roll hunting. You can find a bunch of really cool coins for face value. It takes a lot of time but it was a great way to start especially if you want to collect on a budget.
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That Barber Half Proof is a magnifecent piece , a future sleeper and wise choice , Thanks for the show !
@@Alexander-g4q1s thank you! Yes, I agree. I was fortunate to spot the proof barber half at my local coin show. I am hopeful one day I can complete the proof set.
Antietam and proof barber 👌
@@L.RHODES.FECIT. thank you!:)
Original Silver Commemorative half dollars..most have beautiful designs. Your Antietam has awesome toning 👍👍
@@javaman7069 thank you! Yes, I agree. The original commemoratives have very nice and original designs. They are very unique and great to collect.
Some extremely attractive pieces. Not a single bad choice there. My favorite among them being the Antietam 1/2.. A truly special coin in terms of appearance. Thanks for sharing
@@nicolasrossi5978 thank you very much! I love the Antietam half. It has great color and is very unique in appearance:)
Awesome pickups! ❤Really nice coins. 🔥🔥🔥🔥👍 A Carson City Seated Dollar would be a great addition to your collection! I only bought currency in 2024. My favorite purchase this year was an 1899 $5 Chief note with a star. ⭐
@@Ontario100 thank you very much! I need to look into currency more but my heart is still definitely with coins. I like looking for star notes tho! I hope you get that 1899 $5 star notes next year!
You're a true coin geek, Jadon, which is out of sight. You have a good eye for picking out neato cool coins. Far out, man!
@@zzyzxRDFwy15 haha thank you! I’m glad you like the coins! I try to be patient and find coins that look good at a reasonable price:)
Nice collection of buys!
@@weststephan5253 thank you!
Great collection and yeah i agree about the grades, because wow those are some of the best looking MS62's I have ever seen! I have some MS64's that dont look as good 😅
@@buildingAbiz thank you! Yes, it does seem like the MS 62 examples I have might be undergraded. That’s the great thing about buying lower mint state examples. You can sometimes get really nice looking coins for much less than Ms 63 and 64 examples:)
Enjoyed your sharing of cool purchases. I didn't come close dollar wise in my purchases. I did finally finish my Kennedy half collection. With all dates, mints, proofs clad and silver, finishs and enhanced types it totals 225 coins! I know, right? It's alot more than most would think. Took about 10 months. I keep them in 2x2 cardboard holders and 20 pocket pages. Makes a heavy binder for sure! Very stoked that it is complete.
@@DaleMeredith-h1e that is awesome! I used to coin roll hunt half dollars all the time. I know I have a bunch of Kennedy’s but I didn’t know there were 225! That’s insane! I’m glad you were able to complete the set. That’s really impressive!
I also picked up an Antietam, Gettysburg, and Grant this year. Awesome coins!
@@shawn951951 that’s awesome! Those are definitely some of my favorite commemoratives. Great designs and they really do a great job of commemorating the civil war era.
Nice "gets" on all those coins, Jadon! You picked up some really sweet Morgans! PCGS was tougher on grading early on, so that might be why the '99 Morgan got a MS62 designation. The '87-S Morgan might follow along with that, but "S" minted Morgans tend to be graded tougher than the other mints. To me, the commemoratives and that Barber proof are the stars here. The toning on the Antietam coin makes the relief pop out even more on the coin. Simply stunning! Luv the Grant half too! I don't think I've ever seen a Barber look that sensational! Kudos to the Seated dollar as well! I was able to complete my collection of Peace dollars and get my Morgan collection down to the low teens of holes to fill. Now it's time for upgrading! Have great new year in collecting, Jadon!
@@silverchupacabra73 thank you! Yes, it definitely seems like NGC and PCGS were more conservative with grading back when they started. That’s awesome that you finished your peace dollar set and are getting close to finishing your Morgan set! I still have a long ways to go on both of them lol
Very nice pick-ups that you have shown us and good variety as well. My favorite purchase that I made was a 1900 proof Indian cent that has tremendous toning and is in gem condition.
@@RLC-t1x thank you! That’s an awesome score! I am thinking about putting together the 1900 proof set since I have the quarter and half dollar but I know it is going to be a long process lol
@jadonnoble5621 I check out different coin shops within a 1hr drive from my house. Every Saturday I try and visit at least 2 of them. I like to visually inspect the coins before I buy them. I've been burned to many times from online deals and like doing it the old-fashioned way. Anyways, good luck with your collection, and happy 2025!
The toning on that half dollar is very cool!
@@TreasureHuntersHQ1 thank you! It is definitely a stunner in to look at!
Great pickups. I got a seated liberty because of your last vid. I have a morgan proof on my bucket list for 2025. Great vids looking forward to more. That toner you got from make numismatics Great again is a beauty! I miss his content!
@@MM-cp4mi that’s awesome to hear! I’m glad you were able to score a seated liberty this year! The proof Morgan is an amazing coin to look out for. They are tough to find for a reasonable price but if you look hard enough you should be able to find one. I miss make numismatics great again as well! He had a great RUclips channel. I’m glad I was able to buy one of his nice toners from him.
My favorite pick ups this year are a MS 63 1896-O morgan, a few different MS67 morgans, a GSA ms65 CC morgan, and a 1803 draped bust half dollar in VF25. The 2 coins I want to get is a draped bust dollar in VF-20 or better and a nice looking Fugio cent.
@@buildingAbiz those are some awesome coin scores! Congrats! I’m also looking for a draped bust dollar. I would really like a 1799 or 1798 example. They are pretty expensive but I know I will find one soon! The Fugio cent is a nice cook to look for. I have one but it’s corroded. I hope you are able to add those to your collection next year.
Yeah a 1798 small eagle would be great ❤ I would like an 1801 Heraldic eagle too since those 2 have the lowest survival rates.
@ yeah! The 1798 small eagle would be pretty sweet! Those are pretty expensive but they could be attainable if you look hard enough.
@jadonnoble5621 yeah every now and again a good deal pops up on them just got to see it at the right time to snag it 😅
I also like the 1899, one of my top pickups, this year, A 1899 ngc Ms 63 plus $400, ty for sharing.
@@buyystocks that’s awesome! I’m glad you were able to pick up an 1899 Morgan. It’s a very affordable semi key date for sure!
Hi Jadon. That Antietam half dollar looks nice with that toning. I like the Barber half dollar proof. Your Seated Liberty Dollar is very cool. Good luck getting Seated Proof and CC.
My favorite pickups this year are my Type 1 1913 Buffalo Nickel Proof and my 1950 Cameo Proof Franklin that completed my 1950 -1963 Cameo Proof Franklin Half Dollar set.
Good luck with your 2025 pickups.
@@donaldinnewmexico thank you and congrats on completing the Franklin proof set in Cameo! That’s impressive! I love the 1913 type 1 Buffalo. I have one. You can get a great example for a reasonable price.
As a Civil War nerd, love the commemoratives, but *man* that Barber Proof is hard to beat for eye appeal. Just a beautiful coin. Great get!
@@Ozai75 thank you! Yes, the barber half is a stunner. I couldn’t believe it when I saw it at my coin show. It goes perfect with my barber proof quarter:)
Nice collection I really want a seated dollar. You have ninja cats too lol
@@michaelmurphy4404 thank you! Yes, the seated dollar is definitely a great coin to look out for. Haha yeah, my cat likes to snoop around a lot.
Definitely some fantastic pick-ups! Love the seated dollar! That barber proof was sweet as well! Sounds like you're cat 🐈 just knocked over a stack of coins 😂 thanks for sharing.
@@darbysdownhomedetecting haha thank you! Yeah, my cat was snooping around while I was making the video. Fortunately she didn’t get into my coins and found a nice empty bag to play in lol
@jadonnoble5621 😂 gotta love animals lol
Happy new year eve!
Those are all amazing coins specially that Antietam and Proof Half. Those are😍😍. I remember seeing that Antietam on another channel. Awesome pick ups! My personal best pick ups are a 1943 and 1931 Gold 50 pesos and a crescent toned 1900 Lafayatte dollar in a ms63 ogh. I too kinda slowed down on buying this year. Awesome content btw!
Happy New Year Bud!
@@EddieP.. thank you! Those are some amazing purchases you had this year as well! I also have a Lafayette dollar. That’s a really cool coin because it is the only commemorative silver dollar they made. Congrats!
Seated dollars are really rare for the price. Those commemorative halves are nice too.
@@chrisblackburn-hj4lf thank you very much! The seated dollars are definitely underrated!
Wow !
Great color on that 8 tail feather Morgan.
@@ordinaryman1904 thank you! I saw that coin at my local coin show and I had to have it lol
@ you made the right choice.
You don’t want it falling into someone else’s hands.
LOL !
Some really nice pick. I picked up a nice 1886-O Morgan in 61, 1883 Morgan Vam10 Sextuplet in 62 and 1880-O Morgan vam1-B MS64+ NGC Top pop.
@@madkingeric9669 that’s some really cool coins you scored. I’ve never really gotten into VAMs but I know there are some really cool and rare ones out there. Congrats on the great additions to your collection! You can’t go wrong with Morgan’s!
You certainly had a good year!
@@GardenerEarthGuy thank you!
Great pick ups. Many of my favorite coins there. You like value in coins. Like me.
@@SHOCKWAVEDAVE thank you! Yes, I try to be patient and pick up good quality coins.
Great coins! I would move the Antietam to #1. Incredible coin! The 1859-O SL$ would be my #2, and the proof Barber would be my #3. But, all of them are great! The 1870-CC SL$ is the one to add from the CC, since is was the first coinage produced at the CC Mint. Wishing you another great year in 2025!
@@CoinStuffILike thank you very much! Yes, the Antietam half could definitely be number 1! I had a tough time ranking them this year because they were all very comparable to each other. I am definitely hoping to score an 1870 cc seated dollar. That would be awesome! I hope You have a great 2025 as well!
Man you had some great pick ups,always fun to find the coins your looking for,I finally picked up my first pl cc morgan this year and I'm always on the outlook for an 1884 s au or better morgan,hope you had a great Christmas and a Happy New Year to follow.
@@mikesemones8333 thank you very much! That’s awesome that you were able to pick up a pl cc Morgan! Those are fun to collect! I also would like to score a nice 84 s Morgan. That’s a tough one to get in AU+.
@jadonnoble5621 Very,very,very tough to find,they didn't get to stay in the bag to long.
yes, antietam and proof barber!
@@denisheimonen1992 I love both of those coins as well! Very unique and great additions to my collection:)
The antetiem is amazing
@@BearSawicki thank you! It’s definitely a great looking coin with nice toning:)
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I do like the Gettysburg and Antietem commems. My Gettysburgis ms64 as well. One of the guys has a coofie on his cheek. I have a nice ms62 trade dollar definitely blows away the Morgan and Peace designs in my opinion. Congrats on your pickups.
@@halfdollar1 thank you! That’s awesome that you have a Gettysburg as well! It’s a beautiful coin. The trade dollar is definitely another slept on coin. I have one in au 55 I believe. I would like to get a cc example of that coin as well!
Great taste in coins
@@kaynef6637 thank you!
I have the 1899p in ms62! Everybody saved them because they weren't widely used on the east coast and it was the last year of the 19th century
@@hunterfalck235 that’s awesome! Yeah, it seems like they are easier to get especially in ms condition
@jadonnoble5621 great minds think alike I have two of the 8TF but I can only get them in ms61at good price... I'm trying to get a 1859 seated liberty quarter nms because they gave those out at the great slave auction in savannah to the slaves so they would cooperate
@ that’s really interesting. I didn’t know that about the 1859 quarter.
@jadonnoble5621 that's primary source history you won't find that in any book I got that from reading abolitionist newspapers from the period
Source: Frederick Douglass "Douglass Monthly" April 1st 1859 edition Rochester; NY
Do you have a guiding philosophy for what you decide to add to your collection, or is it just a little bit of everything?
@@kamoroso94 that’s a great question. I personally like to collect a variety of coins. When i started collecting more seriously, one of the first things I wanted to do is to collect every denomination of coin the US has minted. I have tried to complete few sets like the Carson city Morgan set. I like to collect more rare coins that are unique and a little harder to acquire. This has made collecting more fun to me. This being said, I actually started collecting by coin roll hunting mostly half dollars. This was the cheapest and easiest to collect. As I collected more and more I realized I was getting a lot of the same stuff so I changed to collecting specific dates and designs of coins.
@jadonnoble5621 Thanks for sharing your story! I can see some parallels with how I got into the hobby as well, but I'm a bit further behind with my numismatics compared to bullion. One piece of advice I've heard is to be mindful that you're curating a collection, and not just a sporadic accumulation. Maybe that's held me back a bit, but I did start this year expanding my collection with my first two graded pre-33 pieces! I definitely need to think more about where I want to head with my collection.
@ no problem and thank you for the feedback! I get what you are saying about not being so sporadic when buying coins. I have a few sets but I guess I just get tired of collecting the same coins. I like having a variety. I think there is a happy medium so I hope you are able to find some other really nice denominations and designs to collect going forward.
@@jadonnoble5621 I totally get that. When I think about my current philosophy to collecting, it's quality over quantity, so that doesn't necessarily preclude having a wide gamut of pieces in the collection of varying denominations. The thing at the very top of my wishlist right now would be a Charlotte Mint half eagle gold coin, but that's not in the budget right now haha! Something more my level that I would eventually like to own would be a 1921 high relief Peace dollar, but it would have to have nice eye appeal for me. Something else I've thought about getting would be an 1878-CC Morgan in a GSA holder! Seems like a fun piece to have :)
@ that’s a great way of collecting. I also try to collect quality coins over a high quantity. I would like to buy more older gold coins. I only have a couple so that would be a cool area to collect more in but they are expensive! lol
Recently, my father in law, gave me a coin, to do some research on. He believes it to be VERY valuable. Upon watching this video, I believe it to be a fake. The spacing between the letters, on the case, is identical to the spacing on the case, you are using as an example, as a scam. Im new to all of this, and found your video to be helpful! The coin I am researching is a 1916 D dime PCGS AU58. Would you be interested in taking a look at it? Im open to any help/info.
@@80SGIRL4EVR a 1916 d mercury dime that is AU 58 is definitely a very valuable coin. You said it is graded by PCGS? If you have another PCGS graded slab that you know is real I would compare it to that. I would see if the holder has the PCGS logo on the bottom right of the case. I’ve noticed most fakes don’t include this. I can include a video that will show a fake PCGS holder so you can compare.
@@80SGIRL4EVR here’s the video that shows a fake PCGS holder.
ruclips.net/video/-krPOgaZl9M/видео.htmlsi=TMSd0qg5nEf1LDcD
@@jadonnoble5621 OK so I do NOT see the logo on the bottom right of the case. I also do not have another PCGS case to compare it to. I have emailed PCGS company & they requested photos, which I have sent. Just waiting on a reply from them. I appreciate you taking the time to reply, as well.
@@jadonnoble5621 Yes, this was the video I originally watched and meant to comment on. I was then sucked into the rabbit hole of watching your other videos. You share valuable information!
@@80SGIRL4EVR that’s good to know. It’s probably fake then but PCGS should be able to verify it. You can also look up the certification number and see if it matches a 1916 d dime in AU 58. PCGS will tell you what coin should be in the holder. You can search “PCGS coin certification lookup” and it should pop up.
Jesus I'm jealous.
@@johnbeast4992 haha thank you. There are many affordable coins you can look out for. One of my favorite ways I used to collect when I started was coin roll hunting. You can find a bunch of really cool coins for face value. It takes a lot of time but it was a great way to start especially if you want to collect on a budget.