Coin Grading in Canada - Interview & Look at "EXTREMELY RARE" Graded Specimen Collection!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- I would like to thank my friend Burlington Bullion for joining me in this Interview. We discuss several different key points when it comes to Collecting Canadian Coins and stacking Canadian silver as well as Showcasing some of the beautiful pieces from his collection!
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Tks for your time my friend 😊
Thanks for showing us your exquisite collection. I am a Canadian silver coin collector in Unionville so let's link up!
Very cool vid! This is the highest quality channel of Canadian coins I have seen! Can't understand why you don't have more subscribers
Man this vid was awesome! Great info and beautiful coins.
Pre-1922 silver 5 cents were known as ‘fish scales’. And the 1911 specimen sets were struck to commemorate the ‘coronation’, not the ‘inauguration’ of King George V, who was not the president of the USA…and ‘stuff like that’. But it’s nice to see you young fellows carrying the torch!
Awesome video.I`m a bit jealous of his slab coins collection.Wouldn't mind having them in my own collection:)
Im thinking of getting a large amount of my canadian coin collection graded I have some high grade large cents, high grade silver nickels, and a decent silver dime early 1900s....the one I'm not sure on is a 1874-H quarter it is au or unc details but I have no doubt it's been cleaned even though it has a gorgeous patina
If you send the 1874-H, you won't get a grade. You'll be told AU-details, UNC details, etc, but no specific grade like AU-58.
@@jamesedwards7442 yeah Im not sure if it adds value or not. I won it in an auction like a decade ago for $30 or so and book value at XF is $110....I dont even know how to wrap my head around adjusting price for it previously being cleaned. When I purchased I hadnt realised it was cleaned as I was a young collector but know can tell it is.
I wish they could microchip them too! Like what they do with pet’s!
interesting video
Hi, thank's for all your videos. I have discovered a Large Canadian Cents 1919. (Dot). The dot is under the letters in de mettle Canada Numismatic doesn't recognize it, so I wonder what can I do. Thank you.
I have 1949 5 cent canadian coin with an engrave marg bill on it.. what is it?
Ey bro I’m in Oakville so link up I’m a fellow collector
Hello, thank you for the video, I have a question. With PCGS you get vouchers for gold and platinum, do those vouchers cover the cost of the grading? Or is there still fees? And with the silver membership, you pay for the grading?
hey we waant to know if your streaming tonight
Yep having trouble with setting them ahead of time, but me and @cadrollhunting are having a nickel box battle tonight!
@@NorthCentralCoins thanks