Learning to collect coins - how to collect coins and where to start
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2019
- Here's a short video about a few of the many different ways to collect coins, along with a few "buyer beware" warnings.
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I like collecting for the art work on the coin. International coin collection is cheap and fun. Just get in the habit of asking your friends to pick up coins for you when they go on trips!
Thanks for the heads up. You seem very honest. Very new at this but have some old coins and just starting to figure out what they are worth. It's fun finding an old coin and not sure what the resell value is but it's still fun when you open a customer rolled coin roll and find something cool. They are out there, I can feel it!! Thanks again!
I am collecting coins from around the world from my birth year. It's interesting and challenging as I learn about what countries existed then (but not now), different designs and denominations, and also how to identify dates on foreign coins.
Wanna exchange coins?
i like the clock with the guns pointing at it ,, are you killing time ,, LOL
We are where time comes to die!
Hi I mainly collect type coins, but a little bit of anything that smiles at me. Thanks Bill
Thanks Old Pueblo Coin. Always good advise.
Wow really amazing Coins setup collections!!! :D
I bought my first 100oz silver JM bar from Ben, awesome shop, with a nice setup/shop; and people that care about
U.s. & colonial coin collector here i also like to have a little of all types of coins u.s.mexico. and other world coins including ancients. Today I actually got me a raw 1806/5 draped bust half dollar in ag condition for $140 at a coin shop in downey ca. I had to get it when i saw it and i also got a G. Britain 1891 half penny in unc details surface hairlines graded by ngc that one was $200 and i also got me a 1834 capped bust half dollar in ag condition for $25 and i had to get the new 2020 red book and a loupe i paid almost $400 for everything now that i got some of this coins at this coinshop now im looking forward to buy some coins from opc again
Thanks my Friend
I’m collecting now for my kids and grandkids. So the coins aren’t the usual key-dates or type sets collections. I try and collect them based on significant events, e.g births, graduations, or some other personal achievement. Occasionally I’ll get a couple for myself and I love Peace and Morgan dollars.
I don’t try and keep up with what others are doing and how they’re creating their collections. Building a set that’s fun and sometimes challenging is my motivation and right now I’m having fun at it.
I recently started making my lil modest collection more attractive by organizing them better in albums, and updating records of purchase with notes why a particular coin was added. Hopefully, that will add interest and a bit of family history for them. I may even put them in a time capsule. Lol
Those coins may not make healthy, wealthy or wise but, if it becomes somewhat of a treasure to enjoy I’d be happy. After all there’s not a right way in coin collecting. THE END 😎🥸😇
Excellent intro vid Ben.
I've found most of my coin deals on eBay, but Ben is right, you have to know or study your coins to know if they are counterfeit or not. And of course have them tested right away if you are unsure.
Hey, can you do a show about properly storing your coins? Say for instance, Dansco vs CAPS vs Whitman albums or 2x2 vs flips or simple airtites. Are all these methods safe for long term storage? Are the any potential negative effects of a certain storage method. Thanks for your videos. They are informative and enjoyable!
I want your advice to me. I want to collect silver to invest in the future. What do you advise me?
Type and Date Set collector here!
Let's hear it for the postage stamp collectors! They need Ben's support. Maybe Ben can start another channel called StampGeek.
Buy one of each coin designed is counterfeit to compare a coin that you buying is rare or fake
Can i collect the u.s. quarters from the bank??
hey ben are gardsman coin albums any good
silver coin collector here
@thecoingeek I bought some coins the other day and i got charged about $37 dollars in tax do most coinshops charge taxes? i had payed a couple hundred for some coins I’d really appreciate your answer because i didn’t really liked getting charged so much in taxes for collectibles I don’t know if that’s a common thing in coinshops
Every state, county, city and town have their own tax codes. Many places have taxes that effect coins. Others do not.
TheCoinGeek thanks so much I appreciate your reply i now know something new after knowing this I’ll just stick with buying only from you I actually trust you and you give extremely fair prices 💰💯
When the silver was taken out of the coins thats what killed the hobby in my opinion.
hi coin geeki oderred a gold coin on a television station it was 24k goal buffalo dollar got it for a good price at that time did I do wrong by purching that gold coin it was ms70 the station was fox business. and it was by PCGS
You most likely overpaid for the item. Most TV or radio ads are companies that sell at prices well above the market average.
Hello again coin geek. I’m just getting back to you to let you know that I got a good price on that buffalo dollar coin MS 70 on a advertisement that was aired on TV at the time gold was 1300 Oz I paid 1270 for the Indian buffalo 24 karat 1 ounce gold coin. that I thought was awesome price today that coin goes for much more money anywhere you want to purchase it. and I respect what you’re saying but I did get lucky buying on TV ads
Television advertising coins is a huge SCAM
How do you collect coins? You just start holding onto them without spending them, that simple! 😁