8 years later and the 1879 CC is probably at least a $1000 coin. But in reality this coin thing is an unbelievable amount of work. Your dealer is just an expert who makes it look easy.
.there are 2 things i would recommend before going to a dealer..(1) always lookup the value of the coins yourself..never take a dealers word for anything..with the internet nowadays it is easy to find a ton of info on coin prices..especially in the case of the mercury dimes where there could have been a 1916-d which is worth a lot of money..(2) consider an online auction where you can sell retail vs. wholesale which is what most dealers offer..remember these 2 basic tips and as always happy hunting...
The shooting star dime that is in her changes worth $45,000 he slid it across the table like it wasn't nothing you know she has a lot of money there and he knows it
No way can you tell there's a 1916 D in this lot but should have touched on the date of the Mercury Dimes and the Wheat Cents anyway, as far as handling it seemed a bit rough but you could not hurt these coins considering the condition. Trust me, handled coins all my life and I am a full time dealer and some dealers do business like this and handle coins like this. As a matter of fact there's some larger dealers that wouldn't want anything to do with coins this common and in this condition; I have had several customers come into my shop with that story.
funny how he says about the wheat pennies that they are common and he saw nothing there but never looked and mentioned you can see the wheat on the back of the coins which means he never turned them over and it only takes one 1909-S VDB or several other dates to be worth big money. The coin lot also had two 1916-D Mercury dimes worth $4,000 each... well he certainly would not know because again he never checked. I have watched hundreds of these dealers and they would have never separated the Carson City Morgan dollars and would have paid 60% to 75% of spot. Sad this man saved these coins because they were a reflection of his life and important enough for him to keep them all of these years but the daughter sells them for a few dollars how sad. The last coin collection I purchased was taken to 4 different coin dealers and one said $3,500 and the rest were around $6,000 and I happily paid $25,000 and they went back and complained but does no good. Coin shops are thief's about 95% of the time.
I totally agree, its a tragedy that she sold that collection for a quick buck that could have been easily made by spending one day AT WORK. My great uncle was a missionary back in the 60's and when my grandmother, his sister, passed away I got a good handful of old Argentina pesos in varying denominations. I checked the price recently and they're not worth much, not even any silver content by my research, but the sentimental value and the aesthetics is enough to make me hold on to them.
This guy is taking advantage of the young girl. He spoke as if the Morgans were old and made her feel that they were not worth. However each one without me seeing the date knows they are way worth more. The cc's are worth more. He is a wise guy tht God will take care of
+Retro AP It is staged, but I'm sure the dealer isn't slamming the coins down just because it's staged. He does that all the time and it's disrespectful. Part of the reason is that he wants to show the customer that the coins aren't that valuable (he probably learned that from a sales book). But they COULD be valuable. He can't spot all the potential doubled dies and die varieties that quickly.
This is how NOT to sell your coins unless you do not care about getting as much as possible and just want to make a quick buck. Take some time to research what you have, even just by Googling, and you'll learn pretty quickly how much your coins are worth. And always get at least 2 opinions before selling.
People who are not coin collectors don't know or really care about real value, they mostly just want a quick buck if they're not holding onto them for sentimental reasons.
I see dealers like this. " I look at this crap all day long. Even if it's an inheritance and you don't know any better, I'll show you how to treat ol dad's coins like ..."
Those coins came loose in a bag... And there was two valuable ones... Although I did find him scraping them along the table to be annoying. Not because of hurting the coins or anything, it's just fking annoying.
I have several problems with this video. First of all the lady had no respect for what her grandpa had left her, she only wanted the money for it. Secondly, the "coin dealer" doesnt know how to properly handle coins. He zips through most of the silver dollars saying "Common, common, common...." He didn't check any of the steels to see if by chance any of them could be a 1944 steel ( I know VERY unlikely but they do exist) he didnt check one mint mark on the dimes, neither did he check any of them for varieties or errors but I guess he does all that behind closed doors after the sale is made. I'd rather sell coins on Ebay than take them to one of these shady characters.
It drives me nuts watching coins dealers be rough with coins. They should know better... but I quess they get desensitized over the years! I still hate it tho!
The coins are already in very low grades and cleaned so banging them about is not damaging them. They are just silver value no collector value. No collectors would want those coins in that condition anyway. Pile of junk just silver value.
Lots of criticism here. Looks fine to me. These were all common coins except the CC. I agree with everything he said. She found an honest dealer and made a fair deal.
Morgan Dollar 1879 CC at a grade of VF-20 is valued at $335 retail according to the 2020 Red Book. She should have got a second opinion before handing them right over.
Did you ever get an interview for the once popular TV show called the " Cum to Soon " cartoons. Cause if you react to a coin roll like that you could always get a role as playing a " rabbit fuck ". Fur for fun network TV.
Jake Jones I never have a dealer value what's in my hand to sell. They always point me somewhere else or offer next to nothing. Maybe one time so far someone praised a coin I had.
Memory Rinehart I agree, they're similar to pawn shops. They'll buy if you have what they're looking for or need, but most won't pay even half of what they are truly worth, then turn around and try to sell them for 2X what the books say.
She's not "giving them away." She's selling them. She presumably has no interest in numismatics herself, so she's selling them to a middleman who will then sell them to people who do.
After being involved in some business transactions, dealers really can't pay numismatic value... eBay and other fees take 15% or so after shipping & PayPal.
Snarlagg theoverlord Not necessarily . I have bought them through English online auction and they often sell Victoria crowns such as the one in the video in lots of 8or 10andthey bring about £15 each plus buyer's premium . These are average "fine" coins.... Don't take my word for it, look up Lockdales. Com. By the way, there are also shipping costs from England to be reckoned with, but still all in all, comes out to about $25each,all told. The shop owner said this was staged, so he knew the coins were avg circus... no need to baby them. All these comments about rough handling. Really people, if it was choice material it would have been a different matter. Personally I think he paid too much for the crown! This was an "educational" video.
@@philipmarlowe2415 Yeah fair enough about the fact that it's an educational film you've got a good point, it's always been interesting to me to see how some coins being sold in different parts of the world can massively change the value, I live in the UK and have been watching crown values on eBay for ages, but yeah buying them in the US just people are often less interested in them because they're from a foreign country and it's the same over here with coins like a seated liberty half dollar for example
Ok so this is insane, you said Lockdales.com which I hadn't been on before and sort of recognised the name but didn't know too much about but when I looked it up it turns out it's 1 mile from where I live, It's in Martlesham in Suffolk and what are the chances that you'd mention them and I've driven past their building like 100 times! Small world
Wow, an 1879 CC, is worth a lot more than $100, the book I have, is a Warman's U.S.Coin & Currency field guide, an it puts that coin at $285 for fine, an $ 4,150.00 for MS-60
She should of taken them to be apraised he probably ripped her off.i hope this isnt real .the silver dollars 18 he ripped her off.i hate people that try to get over on others that have no clue.
I knew this was a an act, why would she be filming, if she did because she had permit, why it is in this channel, and she said yeah, I would've said for that, Heck no, I'm getting outta here! Though, great representation!!! Want to go there to buy, no to sell🤓 Edit: I went to the store, but I repent going there, i do not recommend it
i stopped watching after about ten seconds, when the coins got dumped onto the faux wood table. the dialog told me this was theatrical. plus, i’ve never seen coin shop guys dump a bag of coins like that. sorry, they just don’t do that.
Honestly surprised he paid as much as he did. I buy a lot of my coins for my collections from dealers and granted I shop around but I'll often get morgans for $14 each in decent shape and I bought a roughly MS-63 1893 Columbian Expo Half for $5 2 weeks ago from a dealer along with many other deals. Very fair pricing imo. I buy and sell for a living (Not coins) and this is what we call a win-win deal. The seller didn't want the coins and was willing to sell them and the dealer paid likely more than she was expecting and will still make a profit on them to feed his family/keep his business alive. Good video, so many uninformed people in the comment section:) Btw I know this was a staged video and I think it's a real good promo!
Dude he put the coins he wanted in a stack offered her $18 for it and I was laughing my ass off because he played her so good with the $64 coin she had no clue he totally fucking came up 25 Grand silly woman tricks are for kids
Never graded any of the silver dollars or merc. dimes. Just told her average circulated silver coins. I'll bet in a week he had most of those graded and placed in his display cabinet for much more than he paid. I realize he has bills to pay but all he has to is have a costumer come in and unknowingly hand him jackpot coin and he wins big time.
I have a 1912 wheat,1928 ,1948 wheat pennies and i have a 1$,5$ notes star too. How much does it worth. I want to sell thems to the auction and getting thems graded too ok thank let me knows sir.
I think it's a sales tactic. He wants to show the customer that the coins aren't THAT valuable. But it's still stupid to damage coins. Even if I'm buying a low-grade coin, I expect it be problem-free.
The first thing I seen os how he took her away from the coins he wanted and he made a price that shes goingnto sell it but he got the big payoff lmao slide of had she totally forgot about it by rh time he looks up the 1896 lmao
Colin M., Of course, they are going to be "ripped off a bit". If a business bought them for the exact price they would not earn any money. Though I do agree, the way he handled those coins drives me nuts!
What a shame. I inherited a small amount of 90% from my grandfather. I would never sell it, unless my kids were going hungry. I've actually added to my holdings over the years, but I always keep grandpa's silver separate from the rest.
New sub - well done, very informative! Looks like you know what you’re doing, I like that. I’ll be looking to see some more videos of yours, good job on this one
Come on! These comments! The coin guy can't buy it at the same price he will resell it for! Dudes got to make a living. If you want full value when you sell your coins, you can't expect to take them to a coin shop for it. You will need to find your own buyer who is investing, not someone wanting to resell as soon as possible.
Look 4 errors on coin stamp and the better condition the more chances on auctions. Theres tons of videos that help u look and explain including auctioning
I agree with the way he treats them coins awful lot of Commons and the foreign coins he gives 350-pound now he's not even checking if they're silver cuz 50/50 there silver
Whatever...... the handful of shops in my area wouldn’t even look at those..... they would just show you the door. They only want to talk to you if you’re buying Bullion.
He is not ripping her off contrary to what some people think. He’s paying her 19 bucks for well circulated Morgan’s and peace dollars. I’m surprised he offered her more then 14 or 15 bucks. He could of hosed her on the Carson City Morgan and he didn’t. My only complaint is how he handled someone else’s coins. Cringe factor of 10
This video is a re-creation. The coins are already his. We made this video to show what to expect. We don't handle common coins with gloves, they've already been handled by hundreds or thousands of people, and they have not been careful with them!
I understand that them coins are circulated. He don't understand that him banging them around is making more damage on them. plus alot of the coins he said had no value really do has a good bit of value to them. he only wants either uncirculated silver or gold coins, or silver and gold coins the he can buy way under melt down prices. I do understand he has to make a little bit of money. He doesn't have to steal people's loved one's old coins that they put up and kept all them years for their children and grandchildren to have. That man don't have to cheat the people that don't understand what the value of them old coin are worth. being truthful at times with people goes alot farther alot of the times
The seller is being truthful. This is a re-creation of a typical sale. The coins already belong to him, and he grabbed a bunch from the inventory to show you what to expect.
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8 years later and the 1879 CC is probably at least a $1000 coin. But in reality this coin thing is an unbelievable amount of work. Your dealer is just an expert who makes it look easy.
.there are 2 things i would recommend before going to a dealer..(1) always lookup the value of the coins yourself..never take a dealers word for anything..with the internet nowadays it is easy to find a ton of info on coin prices..especially in the case of the mercury dimes where there could have been a 1916-d which is worth a lot of money..(2) consider an online auction where you can sell retail vs. wholesale which is what most dealers offer..remember these 2 basic tips and as always happy hunting...
looking at the mintage always helps also
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The shooting star dime that is in her changes worth $45,000 he slid it across the table like it wasn't nothing you know she has a lot of money there and he knows it
I have no idea what I'm doing! I found a 1901 indian head wheat penny. Very good condition! Don't see a mint
I'm Jacqueline I have alot coins please help me out I'm from Namibia
No way can you tell there's a 1916 D in this lot but should have touched on the date of the Mercury Dimes and the Wheat Cents anyway, as far as handling it seemed a bit rough but you could not hurt these coins considering the condition. Trust me, handled coins all my life and I am a full time dealer and some dealers do business like this and handle coins like this. As a matter of fact there's some larger dealers that wouldn't want anything to do with coins this common and in this condition; I have had several customers come into my shop with that story.
Thats How you know he’s a professional he sorted through half the pile before he put his glasses on
ahahaaha. nice one :)
Going thru the coins, the sounds of them being moved around, inspecting the coins, then scanning the book for the value. One of my favorite videos.
funny how he says about the wheat pennies that they are common and he saw nothing there but never looked and mentioned you can see the wheat on the back of the coins which means he never turned them over and it only takes one 1909-S VDB or several other dates to be worth big money. The coin lot also had two 1916-D Mercury dimes worth $4,000 each... well he certainly would not know because again he never checked. I have watched hundreds of these dealers and they would have never separated the Carson City Morgan dollars and would have paid 60% to 75% of spot. Sad this man saved these coins because they were a reflection of his life and important enough for him to keep them all of these years but the daughter sells them for a few dollars how sad. The last coin collection I purchased was taken to 4 different coin dealers and one said $3,500 and the rest were around $6,000 and I happily paid $25,000 and they went back and complained but does no good. Coin shops are thief's about 95% of the time.
The way this guy acted by rushing shows how crooked he is!
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coin and treasures in Lafayette L.a all the wheat penneys you want...
I have a 1796 dollar coin and a 1971 half dollar error coin I think is silver but I don't know how much worth.
I totally agree, its a tragedy that she sold that collection for a quick buck that could have been easily made by spending one day AT WORK. My great uncle was a missionary back in the 60's and when my grandmother, his sister, passed away I got a good handful of old Argentina pesos in varying denominations. I checked the price recently and they're not worth much, not even any silver content by my research, but the sentimental value and the aesthetics is enough to make me hold on to them.
This guy is taking advantage of the young girl. He spoke as if the Morgans were old and made her feel that they were not worth. However each one without me seeing the date knows they are way worth more. The cc's are worth more. He is a wise guy tht God will take care of
Dude it’s staged
Lol
But is it as fake as 2 Silver Eagles for 14 bucks?
+Retro AP It is staged, but I'm sure the dealer isn't slamming the coins down just because it's staged. He does that all the time and it's disrespectful. Part of the reason is that he wants to show the customer that the coins aren't that valuable (he probably learned that from a sales book). But they COULD be valuable. He can't spot all the potential doubled dies and die varieties that quickly.
This is how NOT to sell your coins unless you do not care about getting as much as possible and just want to make a quick buck. Take some time to research what you have, even just by Googling, and you'll learn pretty quickly how much your coins are worth. And always get at least 2 opinions before selling.
People who are not coin collectors don't know or really care about real value, they mostly just want a quick buck if they're not holding onto them for sentimental reasons.
I have a coin collection myself and in that video she had some nice coins but it really just looked like she wanted to make a quick buck
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It's crazy the way he handles those coins!
Yea i wouldnt handle trash like that lol
He's professional
About once a year RUclips directs me to the coin slammer video lol
Same lol
The way he treats these coins drive me crazy
I see dealers like this.
" I look at this crap all day long. Even if it's an inheritance and you don't know any better, I'll show you how to treat ol dad's coins like ..."
At least put gloves on I'm so triggered
i actually want to rescue those coins from that abuse
Those coins came loose in a bag... And there was two valuable ones... Although I did find him scraping them along the table to be annoying. Not because of hurting the coins or anything, it's just fking annoying.
I thought the same thing bro! I was like boi what u doin?
Guy knows a lot and seems very honest.
I have several problems with this video. First of all the lady had no respect for what her grandpa had left her, she only wanted the money for it. Secondly, the "coin dealer" doesnt know how to properly handle coins. He zips through most of the silver dollars saying "Common, common, common...." He didn't check any of the steels to see if by chance any of them could be a 1944 steel ( I know VERY unlikely but they do exist) he didnt check one mint mark on the dimes, neither did he check any of them for varieties or errors but I guess he does all that behind closed doors after the sale is made. I'd rather sell coins on Ebay than take them to one of these shady characters.
Actually this video is a promotional video to show customers what service they would expect if they came into his shop.
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he was fair enough. The dimes could have had a gem within but I have been to shops with no morals. This guy does and he has overhead.
It drives me nuts watching coins dealers be rough with coins. They should know better... but I quess they get desensitized over the years!
I still hate it tho!
I agree. He slammed down the rare silver dollar!
Eric Keathley they don't care , there just in it for money , not to collect
It is called decreasing the value lol.
The coins are already in very low grades and cleaned so banging them about is not damaging them. They are just silver value no collector value. No collectors would want those coins in that condition anyway. Pile of junk just silver value.
kamuzu I agree
Lots of criticism here. Looks fine to me. These were all common coins except the CC. I agree with everything he said. She found an honest dealer and made a fair deal.
Morgan Dollar 1879 CC at a grade of VF-20 is valued at $335 retail according to the 2020 Red Book. She should have got a second opinion before handing them right over.
@@someentityhere6904 Spot on! Scummy salesman "trick of the trade"
i have 1870 and 1921 morgan coin can you buy this, ...???
@@naymo3662 they didnt make a "Morgan coin" in 1870.
This guy does NOT know how to handle coins properly...
Yeah when he found the good silver dollar he just slammed it on the table
Yeah this guy clearly just knows enough to know what’s what but not know what years and how to handle them
I was cringing at the way he was banging & tossing the silver dollars.Silver dollars are really soft & scratch & dent easily.
Richie Diamond yeah if you drop them on accident it will leave a dent
Re-enactment. He already owns these coins. They are routinely handled this way in coin shops as they come from common circulation.
as a silver stacker when he was piling the morgans on top of eachother the sound almost brought me to the brink :D..sorry tmi I know haha
How's the stacking go when I bought at 18 17 16 and now 15 dollars that is
Did you ever get an interview for the once popular TV show called the " Cum to Soon " cartoons. Cause if you react to a coin roll like that you could always get a role as playing a " rabbit fuck ". Fur for fun network TV.
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some of those "common" Morgans in amassing condition could go for 30+$
Plants,birds and Nature that's what I said!
Plants,birds and Nature $1 difference between junk silver and collectable in his mind.
Yeah but a coin dealer has to sell the coin and make profit. She could sell all those coins for more but it would take longer.
Jake Jones I never have a dealer value what's in my hand to sell. They always point me somewhere else or offer next to nothing. Maybe one time so far someone praised a coin I had.
Memory Rinehart I agree, they're similar to pawn shops.
They'll buy if you have what they're looking for or need, but most won't pay even half of what they are truly worth, then turn around and try to sell them for 2X what the books say.
1879 Carson City in low condition worth minimum $140 or up
That one coin should go for grading and I think it worth somewhere above $350
He practically paid her the 1878 cc price in fine
What a deal Jack! You were very polite and fair!
Who would just give away coins like that!!!!😤😤😤
She's not "giving them away." She's selling them. She presumably has no interest in numismatics herself, so she's selling them to a middleman who will then sell them to people who do.
I wouldn't of taken the deal, he paid her silver price but not numismatic price for the dollars
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Should have held onto those coins!
Should have got a few more quotes before signing anything .
After being involved in some business transactions, dealers really can't pay numismatic value... eBay and other fees take 15% or so after shipping & PayPal.
In all reality most people think their coins are worth a lot more than they really are
Great video i like it . I m polish collector i collect USA quarter dollars
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I have a 1966 silver quarter with a bubble on both sides but opposite of bubble
So she didn't keep one coin even if it wasn't worth anything? sounds like my family if they want my money when I'm gone they can dig for it. 😎
u and me are same fam
Eli Yup my mom stole my Morgan Head VF Silver Dollar and sold it to a Pawn Shop in 2006, think it was an 1898cc.
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That Victoria crown is worth way more than $40, in England they sell for £100
Snarlagg theoverlord Not necessarily
. I have bought them through English online auction and they often sell Victoria crowns such as the one in the video in lots of 8or 10andthey bring about £15 each plus buyer's premium . These are average "fine" coins.... Don't take my word for it, look up Lockdales. Com. By the way, there are also shipping costs from England to be reckoned with, but still all in all, comes out to about $25each,all told. The shop owner said this was staged, so he knew the coins were avg circus... no need to baby them. All these comments about rough handling. Really people, if it was choice material it would have been a different matter. Personally I think he paid too much for the crown! This was an "educational" video.
@@philipmarlowe2415 Yeah fair enough about the fact that it's an educational film you've got a good point, it's always been interesting to me to see how some coins being sold in different parts of the world can massively change the value, I live in the UK and have been watching crown values on eBay for ages, but yeah buying them in the US just people are often less interested in them because they're from a foreign country and it's the same over here with coins like a seated liberty half dollar for example
Ok so this is insane, you said Lockdales.com which I hadn't been on before and sort of recognised the name but didn't know too much about but when I looked it up it turns out it's 1 mile from where I live, It's in Martlesham in Suffolk and what are the chances that you'd mention them and I've driven past their building like 100 times! Small world
@@philipmarlowe2415 crown was xf
Underpaid for the CC Morgan dollar
The crown as well. the Crown is in XF condition.
the crown is xf = $280-320
2:33 1944 Steel Wheat Penny IS a Real Big Deal!!!
WOW, a very un-professional way to deal with the coins and the respective / correct info about them.
I have a 1972 nickel that has a die cut error in which the front is obliterated the "we trust " on the edge? Have u heard of it?
Nope
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Where can I find that books of coin
Morgan dollar $100 retail and the dealer pays $80? I don't believe it? How can you stay in business?
And as time goes by those coins will only skyrocket in prices.
4:08 that's a good coin as her proceeds to slam it down on the table
Wow, an 1879 CC, is worth a lot more than $100, the book I have, is a Warman's U.S.Coin & Currency field guide, an it puts that coin at $285 for fine, an $ 4,150.00 for MS-60
Just like a robbery ...and his rough handling of coins just stunned me in India
She got scammed.
She should of taken them to be apraised he probably ripped her off.i hope this isnt real .the silver dollars 18 he ripped her off.i hate people that try to get over on others that have no clue.
$100 dollars for a 1879 cc morgan dollar in F condition? Thats a load of B.S
Sir, I have 1795 draped bust coin, but unlike the graded ones it has a diameter of 45mm and weighting around 36g. Is it a counterfeit?
I believe this video was staged, why would she be filming?
You are quite correct. We created this video to show what a customer can expect when bringing in their coin collection.
Yes this was staged ! But Rubbing them all over the table, it should be on a mat. Poor rendition !
Not only staged, but he's rubbing them all over that countertop instead of putting them on a clean cloth mat ! What a lame video!
I knew this was a an act, why would she be filming, if she did because she had permit, why it is in this channel, and she said yeah, I would've said for that, Heck no, I'm getting outta here! Though, great representation!!! Want to go there to buy, no to sell🤓
Edit: I went to the store, but I repent going there, i do not recommend it
i stopped watching after about ten seconds, when the coins got dumped onto the faux wood table. the dialog told me this was theatrical. plus, i’ve never seen coin shop guys dump a bag of coins like that. sorry, they just don’t do that.
I wish my local coin shop was this honest.
I have a Spanish 1778 8 escudo gold coin. Commonly know as a gold dabloom minted in Mexico. 0.89 oz of gold
Honestly surprised he paid as much as he did. I buy a lot of my coins for my collections from dealers and granted I shop around but I'll often get morgans for $14 each in decent shape and I bought a roughly MS-63 1893 Columbian Expo Half for $5 2 weeks ago from a dealer along with many other deals. Very fair pricing imo. I buy and sell for a living (Not coins) and this is what we call a win-win deal. The seller didn't want the coins and was willing to sell them and the dealer paid likely more than she was expecting and will still make a profit on them to feed his family/keep his business alive. Good video, so many uninformed people in the comment section:) Btw I know this was a staged video and I think it's a real good promo!
Dude he put the coins he wanted in a stack offered her $18 for it and I was laughing my ass off because he played her so good with the $64 coin she had no clue he totally fucking came up 25 Grand silly woman tricks are for kids
Thank you. Too bad more viewers can't provide helpful comments like yours.
THERE YOU GO! THATS A BETTER COIN! **Smashes In On Table
I took a 1935 PCGS MS66RD lincoln to The Numismatic Exchange in Louisville and the guy offered me $2 for it. Said it was a common date.
Never graded any of the silver dollars or merc. dimes. Just told her average circulated silver coins. I'll bet in a week he had most of those graded and placed in his display cabinet for much more than he paid. I realize he has bills to pay but all he has to is have a costumer come in and unknowingly hand him jackpot coin and he wins big time.
that was a nice deal for both of them,the seller and the coin&stampshop owner.
I have a lot of these
I have a 1912 wheat,1928 ,1948 wheat pennies and i have a 1$,5$ notes star too. How much does it worth. I want to sell thems to the auction and getting thems graded too ok thank let me knows sir.
Hello, I hope you're well
I have a lot of very oldest coins, and one coin which is Fourteen Hundred and Fifty years old.
Tip for when you check out a customers coins: Handle them gently don't just toss em to the other side of the table
I think it's a sales tactic. He wants to show the customer that the coins aren't THAT valuable. But it's still stupid to damage coins. Even if I'm buying a low-grade coin, I expect it be problem-free.
YOU GOT ROBBED... IT WAS ACTING BUT STILL A ROBBERY
The first thing I seen os how he took her away from the coins he wanted and he made a price that shes goingnto sell it but he got the big payoff lmao slide of had she totally forgot about it by rh time he looks up the 1896 lmao
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@@justinhazard9745 the crown was in XF. 280-320 dollar coin
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This guy was fair. I dont know what the rest of you guys are talking about. He has serious overhead and still offered fairly.
Morgan Hoard he was rough with the coins and ripped her off a bit
Colin M., Of course, they are going to be "ripped off a bit". If a business bought them for the exact price they would not earn any money. Though I do agree, the way he handled those coins drives me nuts!
War nickels can be worth 4 or five bucks a piece depending on condition and year
What a shame. I inherited a small amount of 90% from my grandfather. I would never sell it, unless my kids were going hungry. I've actually added to my holdings over the years, but I always keep grandpa's silver separate from the rest.
Only worth a few hundred a a anyway
She says thanks grandpa at the end 😂
New sub - well done, very informative! Looks like you know what you’re doing, I like that. I’ll be looking to see some more videos of yours, good job on this one
Thank you! Glad you liked it. We're working on ideas for more.
Come on! These comments! The coin guy can't buy it at the same price he will resell it for! Dudes got to make a living. If you want full value when you sell your coins, you can't expect to take them to a coin shop for it. You will need to find your own buyer who is investing, not someone wanting to resell as soon as possible.
Look 4 errors on coin stamp and the better condition the more chances on auctions. Theres tons of videos that help u look and explain including auctioning
WHY?! A true coin collector would never handle coins like that...
Sir! can I know your price value of us penny 1943 steal coin during world war, that I know rare and very value coin.
Why would anyone take the first offer from the first person? I don’t get it!
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He got over so bad on the nice lady smh hope see read all the comments smh
Argh! Be careful with the coins
I wish my LCS would move that quick when I am waiting in line nice video
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I agree with the way he treats them coins awful lot of Commons and the foreign coins he gives 350-pound now he's not even checking if they're silver cuz 50/50 there silver
Not 50/50 those coins looked mostly like modern foreign coins
y he got to deal with the coins like that??
Whatever...... the handful of shops in my area wouldn’t even look at those..... they would just show you the door. They only want to talk to you if you’re buying Bullion.
We buy and sell bullion as well, but our focus is on collectible coins.
Was awesome to see old cions
He is only going to basically set them on the scale and give her what they would bring at a pawn shop
This is why I am holding onto my 1944 steal wheat penny that was passed down to me
LOLOLOL riiiiiiight ..... do you got a bridge in Brooklyn to sell ma as well ?
Honestly, I've been collecting for about 6 years now. I wouldnt have sold em all like that
Not take the coins to this guy would be my first guess.......4:06 "There ya go! That's a better coin"...proceeds to slam it down on counter......
I have many rare and valuable coins from my mom collection left for me, but i don't know how to sell
I have a one dollar coin of Abraham Lincoln 1861_1865 Liberty .I want to sell it.pl anyone tell me how to sell it.what is d value today
Seems relatively honest thanks for sharing!
No lol
He is not ripping her off contrary to what some people think. He’s paying her 19 bucks for well circulated Morgan’s and peace dollars. I’m surprised he offered her more then 14 or 15 bucks. He could of hosed her on the Carson City Morgan and he didn’t. My only complaint is how he handled someone else’s coins. Cringe factor of 10
This video is a re-creation. The coins are already his. We made this video to show what to expect. We don't handle common coins with gloves, they've already been handled by hundreds or thousands of people, and they have not been careful with them!
I think he was fair with the prices and cool video.
This is an example of how you sell old coins and get ripped off!
Next, do a video of how to sell a coin collection and get your actual moneys worth.
This is a realistic recreation of a typical sale. But thank you for your comment.
Bruh, I'm with you, btw talking to the person who commented this and the coin dealer itself
I am too far from Florida, but you can see in my canal, my rare quarter dollar 1981 mint error
Thank the gentlemen, then, put those coins back in the bag they came in and do a lil personal research young lady. 🥳🧐
I should go through my old coin collection
I understand that them coins are circulated. He don't understand that him banging them around is making more damage on them. plus alot of the coins he said had no value really do has a good bit of value to them. he only wants either uncirculated silver or gold coins, or silver and gold coins the he can buy way under melt down prices. I do understand he has to make a little bit of money. He doesn't have to steal people's loved one's old coins that they put up and kept all them years for their children and grandchildren to have. That man don't have to cheat the people that don't understand what the value of them old coin are worth. being truthful at times with people goes alot farther alot of the times
The seller is being truthful. This is a re-creation of a typical sale. The coins already belong to him, and he grabbed a bunch from the inventory to show you what to expect.
Take all them coins to the Antique Roadshow
Do you have any affiliates in the Jacksonville area? I appreciate your video, I got a pretty good collection of silver.
We have only the shop in Tampa.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHH!!!! The way he handles those coins is frightening
Hello I have alot of coins if you want to buy them plzz tell me
Lmao ur like yeeting these coins around the table
Are there any videos like this? Besides this one
Silver is chip and Getting screwed all the time But most people feel they have something Valuable ...LOL
Silver won’t go up , ( waist of time and money ) you better off buying( Plumbers Lead Free Solder ) Two years ago each Roll was $15 now it’s $20+ & will reach 30
I have about 25,000 Rolls and it will always go up since demand is Higher then Silver
I also have about 65-70 kilos of silver and keep dropping
Hell with Silver / Lead Free Solder I love you More
Very Nice Coins
He really likes to slam his hand on the table lmao
Wish my gramps left me more only gave me 1 peace dollar and a old 1866 nickel
Lorinda Bourn my dad gave me a 1880s Morgan and 1922p Peace
You sound very thankful...
God forbid you KEEP the coins and remember your grandpa that way.