@@CoinHELPu You didn't but when you have to explain over and over WHY you charge what you do (in profit margin for those who know) it can SEEM like an apology. I love your videos. Do not look at my comment as an attack but a tongue-in-cheek bit of encouragement. WASH YOUR HANDS
Your channel is the best I’ve found. For a new inexperienced coin collector, I’m trying to learn as much as possible and each of your videos answers my questions in the clearest way. It’s overwhelming the amount of knowledge one needs to be successful and your help is extremely appreciated. Thank you
It still amazes me that alot of these 100 year old coins can only be worth a few bucks. It really shows it doesnt cost much to start a nice collection . Instead of buying a latte buy a couple old coins👍
That's a very fair deal if he put that all up on eBay it would cost him $90 in fees plus he would have to ship package everything and I bet he wouldn't even get that amount or say if he did that would be a lot of work to get the same amount or little more
Man, Daniel… well done, I don’t consider myself a coin dealer or anything but I am a estate jewelry appraiser and buyer for a jewelry store and we definitely buy coins by the bot load at our store and our pricing structure and thought processes are right in line with yours. Loved being able to hear what goes through your head when you’re looking at a collection like this… I feel like your evals and offers were strong (for that time, or even for this time as well)… nicely put together man
Good morning Daniel, wow I absolutely just loved loved your video got to see so many coins I've never seen before and I just loved your video . Been following you for about a year and I think I've seen most of your videos and this may just be one of your best ones so in my opinion thanks again have a good day
thank you Daniel this is so educational for collectors to know the in and outs of how dealers see coin market.Keep up the good work . I love when you videos like this.THANK YOU so much.
Thanks Daniel, for showing us how you appraise a collection that comes in. For me, it never gets old to watch. Love those Morgan Dollars. (especially the CC's).
My belief in why the Capped Bust is popular is because early coinage is often much higher in cost, like the Draped Bust, and the Capped Bust is much more affordable for most buyers. Often times, the Capped Bust is also cheaper than the Seated Liberty and other post-released coins.
Ty for sharing. 40 yrs of collecting, I always have steer clear from problem coins. Some dealers on eBay will have a whole host of 60 or 80 problem coins mostly asking top- dollar I feel sorry for anyone that buys it
An honest/established dealer will pay fair prices. Here in Birmingham MI, Abbott’s Coins is a great buyer/seller. I have bought lots of coins from them (and sold a few) and have always been happy.
Wow, Daniel!! That was really, very interesting! If I had coins to sell, especially a nice collection like that I definitely would send them to you! And I would be very satisfied with your offer! I found it interesting because that collection looked like it had been in those folders and belong to someone for quite some time, each coin having it’s own collection story I’m sure. I would love to pass something like that on to my children/grand/great-grand.....and I do have a grt-grandson who has a budding interest in coins, already an entrepreneur and a saver at his tender age of 11. Anyway, love the video, Daniel, so enjoyed listening about ea coin👍🥰
So buy some? Or is the meaning of "would love to have" a covert form of asking for a freebie? Anybody into coins enough to be on RUclips watching videos probably has some,, or just spends time trying his luck on someone else's generosity.
That flying eagle may have been dug. As someone who has been metal detecting since 1993 I have seen a lot of environmental damage on coins. I'm in AZ. It depends on the soil. An 1874 shield nickel I detected in a ghost town has a nice "desert varnish" and no pitting. The 1909s Indian head I dug in a downtown Phoenix lot has a lot of pitting, most likely fertilizer. Some of our coins come out green, some red. The silver dug in ghost towns and mining camps is frequently black.
Wow... Really good video. Thank you so much for showing us the other side. Since I have a huge collection (no exaggeration), my biggest concern is that my children take it to a reputable dealer for sale. I have decided not to liquidate it myself. I just love coin collecting too much for that. So, my children are going to be left with that task. My main goal now is to collect the names of 3-4 reputable dealers so that, when I pass, they'll know who to take it to. Anyway, thank you for a great appraisal video. Much appreciated.
Great video Daniel! I just wanted to let you know that I got my Walker in the mail and was very satisfied! Also, I pierce the cello windows too and then pop them out, but I use pointy round tooth picks to pierce them. That way the coin is protected using a soft wood. On some of the mounts, the coin is about the same size as the window and in that case, I just use scissors to cut around them, since there's no space for the tooth pick. Take care!
Great video, I appreciate seeing this from your point of view, sounds like you try to do the best you can do on most of those coins- thanks for showing the process!
You do the same thing I do when I take coins out of those 2x2 cardboard flips, I just pop the coins out of the window, it's a lot safer than trying to get it out by removing the staples. I have some coins in my personal collection that I need to get appraised at some point for insurance purposes. Thank you for another great video.
Hi Daniel, thanks so much for all the great info you have provided, as I continue to educate myself in the world of coin. I do believe that I have come across a 4th Ike silver 1971-S. I have been researching this coin for some months and feel its time to reach out. Although all the signs are there, it has some very unique characteristics that I can not identify. I would like very much to share this info, not just for myself but the entire coin community. I look forward to your response.
Thanks Daniel...I screenshotted you doing this vid and tried to share on Instagram with your share link but it doesn't let people click the link, that's why I wish you would join us on the gram brother, I really think you would benefit from doing so...... PLEASE??? lol beggars can't be choosers but I'm persistent at least 😂😂♥️♥️♥️
That was an awesome video on grading. Very informative study and lesson. A very difficult job that should be properly compensated. I can see were fatigue sets in after awhile.
fantastic video... now that i have a good base of fractional gold and mostly 1 oz silver semi numismatic I can appreciate all you are describing in such detail... thank you
Behind the scenes! Very cool I was surprised a bit by how high you would offer on many of those coins. I thought it was a little too high personally but at the same time is perfectly ok if you can make seller and your buyers happy Much thanks Daniel
I'm not as fast as you in grading. I have about 4 different coins I can do, but I definitely need pictures and a book sometimes. You have a very good memory lol
I'm looking for your video that you made asking if coin shows are relevant anymore. Now is a good example of why the answer is yes they are still needed. Many dealers rely on the shows to get coins for their clients. Many coins are not worth getting graded so they'd rather have a dealer pick them out rather than getting cheated on ebay.
I'm a little surprised you just use pen and paper. Seems like there should be some sort of program that would fill it in for you automatically. I understand what you're saying about problem coins. Those coins with pits lose a lot of aesthetic appeal, though another way to look at it is that the coin lived a very interesting life.
I'm a specialist in Indian cents and I won't touch the dark coins. They're tough to sell. A nice chocolate-brown color is hard to find on some on the semi-key dates and if you find one it is worth a premium. But nobody wants the dark ones, even at a discount.
I collect and do not re-sell any of my coins, but do buy and sell other items as part of my income. You always have to go with a offer you are comfortable with, you are the one that has to put in all the work to sell it and take most of the risk. All you can do is make what you feel is a fair offer and hopefully the owner can understand that and then it is their decision if they want to sell.
Cool video, what you're talking about makes a great deal of sense. However, @4:08 "ink pen?" I have to ask if you're originally from Pittsburgh? "Ink pen" is a major thing "yenz" say in Pittsburgh :)
my lcs owner scammed me a month or two ago. I learned the hard way to not trust google reviews only and do research before picking up a coin. Listen to people like Daniel. I know he's saved me form other scams
I have to ask how the dealer scammed you, because it may not be a scam. Some people call it a scam if a dealer buys a silver eagle for $20 and sells it for $23.
Genuinely interested in this video. Here in the U.K. we would struggle to sell any coins in such worn condition unless it was for spot price or even less... in the US do these coins sell well?
I love my flying eagle and Indian head cent. I need around the same quality for the large letter and is it hard to find 1909 S Indian head cent? Either way I'd like to locate one and my resources are limited
At shows dealers will get all their problem coins together for a blue light special, real bad ones go for silver price roughly.I've bought some for temporary hole fillers and regret it later. Sometimes you can get an O.K. deal they want them gone ,sometimes they just throw them in a bowl , same price for all. Kids seem to like them ,they're affordable.
I think in order for the A. I. Idea to work they would have to have a data base with one example of every coin in Ms 70 all the way down. But I absolutely agree it would improve the coin grading process all around. Graders eyes wouldn't get tired, thus giving inaccurate grades towards the end of the day. And opinions would be cut out and would be based on actual facts of the coin. I'm all for it! Hopefully one day it happens!
I looked at some Indian head pennies my local coin shop had and they were all so dark I could barely make anything out .I would never waste my money on those kind of coins
I found a 1907 Indian Head cent coin roll hunting and it ended up having a hole someone drilled on it! First one I have ever found a d it had to have a damn hole in it!!
I am looking to do books on a budget. Problem coins are great by me. Looking for wheats, indians, buffalos, any lower denomination. So long as I can make out the date, even if it is faint. Mercs are my favorite to collect, but I don't have enough variety of dates for that yet. So, while watching this video, it inspired me to go to your website. Only there are no cents, no nickels. No problem coins there. Can I put a good word in for myself for some of these problem coins?
Awesome video and thanks for the info Daniel. So, why no vinyl sleeves? I would really appreciate the answer please? I have a lot of my coins in them. What does it do to the coins?
More than fair offers. Seems like most places are trying to double their money or more so it's nice to see someone giving fair prices.
Daniel Malone;You're the man !
Thank you for all your help and honesty
Great stuff Daniel. Don't apologize for trying to make a profit. That is your JOB. WASH YOUR HANDS
When did I apologize?
@@CoinHELPu You didn't but when you have to explain over and over WHY you charge what you do (in profit margin for those who know) it can SEEM like an apology. I love your videos. Do not look at my comment as an attack but a tongue-in-cheek bit of encouragement. WASH YOUR HANDS
I would love to have some of those “problem” coins. You do such a great job educating us and we all appreciate it.
Your channel is the best I’ve found. For a new inexperienced coin collector, I’m trying to learn as much as possible and each of your videos answers my questions in the clearest way. It’s overwhelming the amount of knowledge one needs to be successful and your help is extremely appreciated. Thank you
It still amazes me that alot of these 100 year old coins can only be worth a few bucks. It really shows it doesnt cost much to start a nice collection . Instead of buying a latte buy a couple old coins👍
I only wish that I could like this video more than once. A fantastic and well explained video!
Thank you
3 years ago. This topic is still relevant today. Great job Daniel as usual.
That's a very fair deal if he put that all up on eBay it would cost him $90 in fees plus he would have to ship package everything and I bet he wouldn't even get that amount or say if he did that would be a lot of work to get the same amount or little more
Very cool that you shared the appraisal, thx
Very informative and interesting video i learn alot thanks foe sharing amazing info thanks.
I learn from you everyday, thank u mr Malone
Me also..love his vids
yeah me too
Coins USA hi
Same
Man, Daniel… well done, I don’t consider myself a coin dealer or anything but I am a estate jewelry appraiser and buyer for a jewelry store and we definitely buy coins by the bot load at our store and our pricing structure and thought processes are right in line with yours. Loved being able to hear what goes through your head when you’re looking at a collection like this… I feel like your evals and offers were strong (for that time, or even for this time as well)… nicely put together man
Thanks. That was instructive and I like hearing your real world perspective on those with problems.
Interesting, thanks for sharing the behind the scenes look at an appraisal.
Good morning Daniel, wow I absolutely just loved loved your video got to see so many coins I've never seen before and I just loved your video . Been following you for about a year and I think I've seen most of your videos and this may just be one of your best ones so in my opinion thanks again have a good day
thank you Daniel this is so educational for collectors to know the in and outs of how dealers see coin market.Keep up the good work . I love when you videos like this.THANK YOU so much.
That was very interesting Daniel ..... thanks for sharing beautiful coins
Thanks Daniel, for showing us how you appraise a collection that comes in. For me, it never gets old to watch. Love those Morgan Dollars. (especially the CC's).
My belief in why the Capped Bust is popular is because early coinage is often much higher in cost, like the Draped Bust, and the Capped Bust is much more affordable for most buyers. Often times, the Capped Bust is also cheaper than the Seated Liberty and other post-released coins.
Ty for sharing. 40 yrs of collecting, I always have steer clear from problem coins. Some dealers on eBay will have a whole host of 60 or 80 problem coins mostly asking top- dollar I feel sorry for anyone that buys it
Just got 2 more of my orders from Daniel......Once again the coins are AWESOME.
I have been a coin collector all my life, but your videos are very educational to me. Thank you for all of your candid comments!
Very welcome
Thank you for your knowledge and wisdom !
A very good video. Thanks for being so straight forward!
Hi my friend!
Nice sharing and info 👍
An honest/established dealer will pay fair prices. Here in Birmingham MI, Abbott’s Coins is a great buyer/seller. I have bought lots of coins from them (and sold a few) and have always been happy.
Wow, Daniel!! That was really, very interesting! If I had coins to sell, especially a nice collection like that I definitely would send them to you! And I would be very satisfied with your offer! I found it interesting because that collection looked like it had been in those folders and belong to someone for quite some time, each coin having it’s own collection story I’m sure. I would love to pass something like that on to my children/grand/great-grand.....and I do have a grt-grandson who has a budding interest in coins, already an entrepreneur and a saver at his tender age of 11. Anyway, love the video, Daniel, so enjoyed listening about ea coin👍🥰
Thank you
So buy some? Or is the meaning of "would love to have" a covert form of asking for a freebie? Anybody into coins enough to be on RUclips watching videos probably has some,, or just spends time trying his luck on someone else's generosity.
Very well done, I've been collecting/stacking for years, but never really took the time to learn much about grading/appraising. Thank you.
That flying eagle may have been dug. As someone who has been metal detecting since 1993 I have seen a lot of environmental damage on coins. I'm in AZ. It depends on the soil. An 1874 shield nickel I detected in a ghost town has a nice "desert varnish" and no pitting. The 1909s Indian head I dug in a downtown Phoenix lot has a lot of pitting, most likely fertilizer. Some of our coins come out green, some red. The silver dug in ghost towns and mining camps is frequently black.
Wow... Really good video. Thank you so much for showing us the other side. Since I have a huge collection (no exaggeration), my biggest concern is that my children take it to a reputable dealer for sale. I have decided not to liquidate it myself. I just love coin collecting too much for that. So, my children are going to be left with that task. My main goal now is to collect the names of 3-4 reputable dealers so that, when I pass, they'll know who to take it to. Anyway, thank you for a great appraisal video. Much appreciated.
Great video!!! Loved it...thanks for the hard work Dan!!!
Great video Daniel! I just wanted to let you know that I got my Walker in the mail and was very satisfied! Also, I pierce the cello windows too and then pop them out, but I use pointy round tooth picks to pierce them. That way the coin is protected using a soft wood. On some of the mounts, the coin is about the same size as the window and in that case, I just use scissors to cut around them, since there's no space for the tooth pick. Take care!
Nice, glad you like it
Great video, I appreciate seeing this from your point of view, sounds like you try to do the best you can do on most of those coins- thanks for showing the process!
I love videos of coin appraisal like this so love to see you do more of them. Very informative. Thanks
easily the most helpful and professional channel for gaining insight into coin stores/dealers
Another very nice and informative video. Daniel, thanks a bunch for your dedication to educating those of us whom have a interest in old coins.
What do I have to do to send you some of my coins that you would purchase?
Pictures
You do the same thing I do when I take coins out of those 2x2 cardboard flips, I just pop the coins out of the window, it's a lot safer than trying to get it out by removing the staples. I have some coins in my personal collection that I need to get appraised at some point for insurance purposes. Thank you for another great video.
I really learned a lot from this video. Thank you!
Great information. Thanks for the video.
Hi Daniel, thanks so much for all the great info you have provided, as I continue to educate myself in the world of coin. I do believe that I have come across a 4th Ike silver 1971-S. I have been researching this coin for some months and feel its time to reach out. Although all the signs are there, it has some very unique characteristics that I can not identify. I would like very much to share this info, not just for myself but the entire coin community. I look forward to your response.
The more you work with coins the better you get. Grade is important when assessing value but eye appeal is critical.
Thanks Daniel...I screenshotted you doing this vid and tried to share on Instagram with your share link but it doesn't let people click the link, that's why I wish you would join us on the gram brother, I really think you would benefit from doing so...... PLEASE??? lol beggars can't be choosers but I'm persistent at least 😂😂♥️♥️♥️
Very informative Dan, Thank you!
Love diggin these historical coins, kinda regret selling some of my finds. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us...SH
Thank you for your explanation. It will help those who sell in the future.
Nice thanks for the insight it helped me understand the art of grading and values so Daniel Have a Great Day
Great job Daniel on detail n explanation on coins
That was an awesome video on grading. Very informative study and lesson. A very difficult job that should be properly compensated. I can see were fatigue sets in after awhile.
fantastic video... now that i have a good base of fractional gold and mostly 1 oz silver semi numismatic I can appreciate all you are describing in such detail... thank you
Behind the scenes! Very cool
I was surprised a bit by how high you would offer on many of those coins. I thought it was a little too high personally but at the same time is perfectly ok if you can make seller and your buyers happy
Much thanks Daniel
Tells a story of a person in need selling and a person in greed buying .oohhh snap
Another enjoyable video. Even though I live in GA I hope to visit your shop one day. 😊
I'm not as fast as you in grading. I have about 4 different coins I can do, but I definitely need pictures and a book sometimes. You have a very good memory lol
I'm looking for your video that you made asking if coin shows are relevant anymore. Now is a good example of why the answer is yes they are still needed. Many dealers rely on the shows to get coins for their clients. Many coins are not worth getting graded so they'd rather have a dealer pick them out rather than getting cheated on ebay.
Good point
Exactly how I feel! I do some eBay buying but I always prefer to deal in person, especially since you can see the coin before you buy!
Great idea for a video. Very interesting watching the thought behind all of this.
Thank you for the 1934 A $20 reserve note I purchased from you, I have yet to receive it but can't wait to get it.
Shipped and thank you
I love this channel leaning is great.. When I come home from the Middle East I want to open a coin Shop. I will be looking you up when I get home.
Very informative, Daniel!
Really like the 1839 Seated Half.
Seems like all 1883 Liberty Vs come in at least AU. Lol
Thankyou for the excellent info
I like the idea of AI grading, no more subjective eye as long as the multitudes agree on the variables!
great video, i didnt relize there were so many grades to coins, be strong, be safe, and be blessed
Thanks for your awesome education for people like me!!!
Great information thank you.
Thanks for your time. Very informative and interesting.
I'm a little surprised you just use pen and paper. Seems like there should be some sort of program that would fill it in for you automatically. I understand what you're saying about problem coins. Those coins with pits lose a lot of aesthetic appeal, though another way to look at it is that the coin lived a very interesting life.
You're right it would be cool just to type it in and then print out a sheet
I'm a specialist in Indian cents and I won't touch the dark coins. They're tough to sell. A nice chocolate-brown color is hard to find on some on the semi-key dates and if you find one it is worth a premium. But nobody wants the dark ones, even at a discount.
Thank you
Hey Daniel I noticed that your bin was overflowing in the background. Great video sir.
Interesting video, thanks.
Great educational experience for a beginner like me. Thank you 😊
great information thanks daniel
Love these types of videos
I collect and do not re-sell any of my coins, but do buy and sell other items as part of my income. You always have to go with a offer you are comfortable with, you are the one that has to put in all the work to sell it and take most of the risk. All you can do is make what you feel is a fair offer and hopefully the owner can understand that and then it is their decision if they want to sell.
Thank you so much for a great video
Cool video, what you're talking about makes a great deal of sense. However, @4:08 "ink pen?" I have to ask if you're originally from Pittsburgh? "Ink pen" is a major thing "yenz" say in Pittsburgh :)
No, I am from Portsmouth, Ohio, born and raised.
my lcs owner scammed me a month or two ago. I learned the hard way to not trust google reviews only and do research before picking up a coin. Listen to people like Daniel. I know he's saved me form other scams
I have to ask how the dealer scammed you, because it may not be a scam. Some people call it a scam if a dealer buys a silver eagle for $20 and sells it for $23.
Enjoyed the video Daniel.
That was super interesting, thanks for sharing!
I have some old coins I know nothing about.
How do I send you pictures?
Great comparison!!
Another great educational video
If you see the term rare in an ebay listing, move on. lol.
You know i saw a 1893 Morgan dollar graded XF45+ that made me think is it an XF46 or 48 i thought that was cool great videos Coinhelpu.
Very informative
That 1857 and 1858 flying eagles looked good enough for my book. I'll have to double check and see if my 1857 is up to par with the rest of the coins
Genuinely interested in this video. Here in the U.K. we would struggle to sell any coins in such worn condition unless it was for spot price or even less... in the US do these coins sell well?
I love my flying eagle and Indian head cent. I need around the same quality for the large letter and is it hard to find 1909 S Indian head cent? Either way I'd like to locate one and my resources are limited
Thanks for tips
1858 Large Letters... FE Cent it is a good looker. too bad about the spots.
Good Morning Daniel!! 🍵 That was really interesting, thankyou!! One question. Should coins be left in their albums when brought in?
Yes
At shows dealers will get all their problem coins together for a blue light special, real bad ones go for silver price roughly.I've bought some for temporary hole fillers and regret it later. Sometimes you can get an O.K. deal they want them gone ,sometimes they just throw them in a bowl , same price for all. Kids seem to like them ,they're affordable.
Thanks for the insight
GREAT VIDEO......
I think in order for the A. I. Idea to work they would have to have a data base with one example of every coin in Ms 70 all the way down. But I absolutely agree it would improve the coin grading process all around. Graders eyes wouldn't get tired, thus giving inaccurate grades towards the end of the day. And opinions would be cut out and would be based on actual facts of the coin. I'm all for it! Hopefully one day it happens!
It has multiple examples of the same grade
It was good I like all. You do for Hall have has's
Huh?
I looked at some Indian head pennies my local coin shop had and they were all so dark I could barely make anything out .I would never waste my money on those kind of coins
I found a 1907 Indian Head cent coin roll hunting and it ended up having a hole someone drilled on it! First one I have ever found a d it had to have a damn hole in it!!
I need that half dime
I am looking to do books on a budget. Problem coins are great by me. Looking for wheats, indians, buffalos, any lower denomination. So long as I can make out the date, even if it is faint. Mercs are my favorite to collect, but I don't have enough variety of dates for that yet.
So, while watching this video, it inspired me to go to your website. Only there are no cents, no nickels. No problem coins there. Can I put a good word in for myself for some of these problem coins?
You need to send an email with your interest. Thanks
Awesome video and thanks for the info Daniel. So, why no vinyl sleeves? I would really appreciate the answer please? I have a lot of my coins in them. What does it do to the coins?
It can cause pvc residue
@@CoinHELPu ok, thanks. Now I understand what you mean when you would say something about it during other videos.