Who Needs A Coin Dealer? Appraise Your Own Dang Pennies !!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Who Needs A Coin Dealer? Appraise Your Own Dang Pennies !!
Don't Be Afraid Or Overwhelmed To Price Your Pennies. I show you how to value your Lincoln Wheat Cent Pennies and what you need to put values on each on, and which ones are worth money.
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Don't Be Afraid Or Overwhelmed To Price Your Pennies. I show you how to value your Lincoln Wheat Cent Pennies and what you need to put values on each on, and which ones are worth money.
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I am a young collector 10 year old and I support you
Stay with it.
Coin collecting tends to foster interest in history, culture, art... .
Thank you!! I appreciate that!
Another helpful video from a reputable dealer . Thanks for your honesty.
I've been watching your videos for a couple years now since I got started and there's only a couple people's videos or information that I will trust and you have been one of them. I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy your videos I love that you are so knowledgeable and you really just want to help people You're not out to hurt anybody or take anybody for their money and I appreciate the information you put out there for those of us that actually enjoy the hobby in general but you really help dial it down to reality and a lot of us need that! Thank you!!
Thank you!
@@raychelnelson6367 he's like the queen godfather!
Voice to text did not pick up the word coin! My apologies!
Great advice. I didn't know just anyone could get greysgeet.
Also that $2499 bid was almost certainly a drug deal or some illegal sale. That money wasn't for the coin. They want to be able to put the money in the bank and pay the taxes without the any problems from the government. There should be people cracking down on those sales. Not only is it criminal activity, but it creates problems for people who might think they're rich because they have an OBW of '56 Lincolns.
Thanks again for all the education!
I recently came into possession of my late father's coin collection. It's a modest collection. I've spent the last couple months doing an inventory and lots of research. Your videos have been a great help in this. I appreciate all the information and warnings. I've decided to keep the collection, it's fascinating, and pass it on to my son someday. I will have it appraised for insurance purposes. Thank you so much for all the information.
Don't sell yourself short, Daniel. You are an invaluable resource of experience, knowledge, and generally a nice guy!!
Another valuable resource to help collectors. I still can't believe that someone tried to auction a 1956-P for $2,499. It's unfortunate that eBay won't take listings like this down. It hurts the hobby.
Someone had a 1978 penny no mint mark for sale on offer up for $3,500!!! I gave him your RUclips information. You've helped me not make a lot of mistakes. My family lives in Ohio and my husband and I are going to visit your store when we make it back to see them. Thank you
I got a whole role of 1978 cents. I'm rich!!!! LOL
@@timwilliams2561 Tell your boss off as you quit your day job!!!!!!!!!!!!! LoL
It wouldn't be surprising if that kind of listing is a money laundering scheme. It would be an easy way to send money to someone in fashion that looks perfectly legit. Those kinds of sales also have the problem of influencing those who don't know how to research a coins value. Those people will likely see what the coin sold for and think that is the case for their coin as well.
I am proud that you are helping debunk these worthless sites.
I appreciate you more than I could say with any word or actions. The best I have is Ty. ❤❤❤
Nice... coin collecting is for fun AND to make money, a great hobby.
I am very new to coins, my Dad got me into it, but I am embarrassed by my lack of knowledge while watching videos. Do you have a video that explains basic things like what's the difference between uncirculated and non, proof and mint, and on your coin shop listing, what is EF? AG? VF? And the difference between S Morgan dollars and O Morgan? You really the only coin person I watch on RUclips, can you please make a video to help me get more informed or point me to another video that can? I am so embarrassed to even ask that, but I really enjoy the Time I spend with my Dad coin collecting and I just want more of that.
I do have videos on that. You can click coinhelpu by the subscriber count under each video. It will take you to my channel and you can search for things you have questions about. I also recommend buying a 2025 Mega Red Book. Thanks for watching my videos and it’s good to spend time with dad. I know I do with mine.
This was great information because eBay has a ton of coins with outrageous prices.
No cartwheel luster or highly noticeable errors without magnification, its worth a penny to me lol.
Aging has taken its toll on my peepers so my standards have plummeted 😂
That always scares me. My eyes keep getting worse, but so far, not for close up. I can still see coins fine, but my distance vision is dwindling. I hope it doesn't progress to losing my nearsightedness.
I agree with Rachel you are the real deal bro!
Here’s how bad the US mail is. I won an auction for a medal, which is essentially a silver round and he shipped it from
Ohio to Ohio, anyone want to guess where my package is now? If you guessed Pennsylvania you would be correct 🤦 It’s in Pittsburgh Pa which is about an hour and half away from my home in Trumbull County Ohio.
Enjoy your show every day and the invite
I love my wheat pennies, nothing of value. Thanks for another interesting video, Daniel.
I would never buy from eBay (coins) I did learn something from a commenter today. I
had no idea that a penny priced that high maybe a money laundering or other way to
pass money. I just don't understand how this could happen w/o them being caught.
Thanks Daniel. I knew right where you were going. It's not difficult like you said, just take your time and look them up. Get the best key date grades you want, and then the rest are much easier. Key dates go up in value in ratio much fast then the commons. Base the collection off the key dates. If you were to want to sell the collection, the keys are first to be looked at.
Great advice.
It all makes cents to me.
I’m surprised you didn’t recommend sending at least thre 1909-s-VDB in for grading. It looks to be a fairly high circulated grade which could make it worth considerably more than $800 all by itself. Different story if it net grades for some reason.
It has an old cleaning.
Mine are worth at least 1cent each! ❤❤😅😅.......It is good Daniel to teach the basic process of valuation here and that applies to all coins....now Wheaties, if are not 1) key dates 2) better dates 3) errors or 4)high grades , they are not worth much ...but real fun to collect and a great place to start!
As before, again u've given me encouragement to stay the course. Collecting is great fun. Last night I was upgrading my Kennedys. Found a 1977 DDR . Am trying to get conformation, but haven't found any info yet
Love the information you give
If it turns out to b a messed with coin I'm OK with that... heehee, you've gotta love finding all kinds of stuff pops up/out at ya. Too cool, truly makes these coins unique, w/great story's. History with value on more than one front❤❤❤😊😊
Great video👍overall this one belongs in your top ten👏🤙
Thank you so much for your valuable information. Great guide for someone like me.
That makes cents Daniel great video
Excellent video once again, Daniel. 🙏
Good job sir ❤
Me personally when I go on websites like eBay and others I look at the condition of the coin. Then I take the highest price and lowest price and average them out. I have a wheat back penny with no date. I looked on eBay some sold for around $100 and were in better condition than mine in my condition I think it's worth about $20 not bad for a what I paid for it.
O wow id max value that album at 300. I'll take your work for it thanks for another great video
The 1909 S VDB alone is worth double that.
Who are you kidding? If you were selling it at a flea market you'd want 3000 for it.
@@jeffw1267 im just not up to date on the prices I guess I got 3 of those sets done 09 to 45 im gonna go ahead and cash in for gsa morgans
@@CoinHELPu that was typo by the way I ment take your word for it. Im just not big on the sub Gem coin market Im one of those crazy jefferson nickel fans(iv only been looking at graded stuff) . I do have 3 albums done 1909 to 45. Im greatfull for the info im definitely gonna cash in soon and grab some wild morgans instead.
@@tom_morgandealer_pgh1648 You can click on the 3 dots on the right to edit your first comment.
Good video Daniel, as always
Just thought I would mention that the steel cent in the 1943 (P) slot appears to have a "D" mint mark. Maybe want to check the other dates closely as well.
D doesn’t add any value.
@@CoinHELPu 4:07 I think some one has moved the steel cents around.
The 1943 S is actually a 1943 D.
The 1943 D is actually a 1943 S.
The 1943 (Philly) in the photo, at least, appears to have something beneath the "1943"
The coin that I have that are graded by a coin store a real grade or do I need to have them graded by PCGS
1942 Lincoln cent no mint mark DDO revealing two eyes is there such a coin?
Is there or what is the difference between two Red Books. Mega verses regular edition ? Thank You, Daniel.
Mega has much more information, it's an encyclopedia
Have a 1909 wheat no vdb
I have a 195 wheat penny can you help me with this one
Just wondering if you do any videos about old US currency?
I have a couple, just search my channel.
Grey sheets for prices red book is for information
Mega Redbook is the best.
@@CoinHELPu Ok
T.y. dan. 👍🙏🙏✌️🇺🇲
Isn't the Blue Book close to what a dealer will pay? Blue book as wholesale, Redbook closer to what a dealer may charge?
That is my understanding.
It depends on many factors. Dealers are more than likely to pay less than Greysheet then Blue Book.
What is your opinion of the Blue Book?
I don't use one so I can't speak on it.
Crazy part is I see them just LIE in there description they say it’s PCGS ms68 red and price will be like 9000 bucks with but it now for 18000 and the coin is raw been polished to death cleaned rim scratch and coin is not worth 1 cent and I guess they think some idiot is going to buy it I have emailed them told them to correct the listing or the photos they will email me back say I am new to coins don’t know what I am doing I always tell them well if your new how did you know all the things to say in your description to describe the coin new people to coin collecting don’t know these things they know what they are doing just hoping someone will fall for the trick I wish EBay would not let people post listings over the retail prices period so no way to over charge people and make toned coins go into a special auction period
United States never made a “ penny” only “cents”!
Numismatists can not claim that title if they use the word penny in my opinion!
Thanks Daniel
This is incorrect, the US Still makes a penny and that is what the US Mint calls it. Here's your link www.usmint.gov/coins/coin-medal-programs/circulating-coins/penny
Penny is a common colloquialism. Like you'll have a thaler, and then people call a crown a "dollar" because that's just an anglicizarion of thaler. Then Spanish 8 reales coins get called dollars because they're about the same as a crown. And big silver world coins get called "crowns." So long as people know what you're talking about with context, does it really matter? Am I less of a numismatist because I call a $20 bill a "dub" and a $10 a "sawbuck"? Coins have always had nicknames. In medieval England, well-educated people would call the tiny little silver farthings an "obol" in reference to the small silver coin of ancient Greece. It's a perfectly acceptable tradition to use unofficial names of coins. We're humans. We like that sort of thing.
And a nickel is actually five cents not a nickel and a dime is ten cents not a dime, but that is what we call them and it is proper.
You frown on cleaning coins but have an ultrasonic cleaner box in the background of your video.
I have videos of cleaning coins. I don’t frown on it unless it’s harsh cleaning. The box hasn’t been open yet. I just got as a gift. So I will be doing a video on what it does to already damaged but dirty coins. Being a jerk online makes you look bad not anyone else.
@@CoinHELPu "me thinks they protest too much."
How can I sell you coins?
You send an email list or spreadsheet but we don’t buy ungraded errors or modern coins.
Don't Be Afraid Or Overwhelmed To Price Your Pennies. I show you how to value your Lincoln Wheat Cent Pennies and what you need to put values on each on, and which ones are worth money.
Buy Coins From Us: portsmouthcoinshop.com/
CoinHelpu Community coinauctionshelp.com/welcome-to-coinhelpu-community/
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