I enjoyed your story of the wheat cent. I had no idea. But I believe your right. It was an inspection to me. I will never look at the penny the same way again. Thanks to you. Gene from Santa Fe new mexico.
I’ve watched three of your videos. And I like how you give a history lesson a long with the coins. I’m happy to support your channel ,keep ‘em coming bro… I’m 38 and 4-5 years into collecting and nobody I know in my small town collects so the only thing I can do is buy books and watch videos here and there a lot of misinformation on Facebook and other platforms…. Appreciate ya.
Thanks so much, you made my day! Good RUclips channels that have helped me learn are Spegtacular and The Coin Geek. Thanks again for your support, and best wishes!
A short saying. See a penny pick it up, all day long you’ll have good luck. I have wondered about why the wheat sheaves are on the LWC and your study and answer really makes a lot of sense.
It is the absolute best I have seen. I hope that you Continue to make more videos . I will give you the best compliment that I know how to give. I feel that it would have been ashame had I lived my life and never had the opportunity to see your video. I feel truly moved and believe that it is a God inspired work And I I will Share it on every platform that I have available in hopes some one else has the same opportunity I have had. Thank you again. I feel like I am a better person for seeing it.
I accidentally stumbled upon this when researching coin varieties and errors and i thought, *why not? " After watching, all I have to say is, well done man well done! Highly informative. Awesome theory of the reason for the wheats (which I feel makes complete sense and was something I often wondered myself!" You have yourself a new subscriber!
I really enjoyed this video, especially when you went into detail about the biblical significance of wheat. I recently got into coin collecting, and will be revisiting this channel often!
I, spent most of my time in the past picking up penny's. now, turning on this sites I have the most ones that's been listen here online lots of old 1955 wheat penny's Delawere. Again thank, you for you're video.
Thank you for the beautiful gift I loved it was so much fun to have you and your beautiful family HY 2:40 😅 appreciate your service thank you so much 😊
I started my collecting of coins from the ground up also. Then learned a ton from those astute collectors as yourself. If you ask me Lincoln wheat “ Wheaties “ are very very undervalued period..
Awesome info. And great info. I collect but don't have alot of experience in grading. I watched the barber fade away. Can you do and indian head cent fade away.
Buenos días desde inwood city New York. Excelente relato histórico.Soy Democrdd se ta pero Lincoln es mi Héroe de todos los tiempo.!!!Honor los verdaderos Héroes.
I always pick up any coins on the ground and few years back I picked up a Indian head penny with the 1800’s year and this was around 1994 I remembered calling a coin collector in the yellow pages that’s correct yellow pages! and the person at the other line of the phone told me its only worth $20.00. I gave it to my Aunt for safe keeping( I regret giving it to my Aunt)
Yaaasss! Wow the yellow pages takes me back. Thanks for sharing; IMHO the story alone is worth more than just having the Wild Indian without any context!
I KEEP HEARING ABOUT THE 1912 WHEAT PENNIES *** HOWEVER I FOUND A 1913 WHEAT PENNY *** BUT I HAVEN'T HEARD ANYTHING ABOUT THEM *** IS THERE ANYTHING YOU CAN TELL ME ABOUT IT ???
Hello and welcome! Congrats on your find! I recommend visiting the CoinFacts page on the PCGS website for descriptions of each individual coin/year/mintmark combo. 1913 has a similar story, and the ones minted in SF are the rarest. Happy hunting!
I enjoy your comments, but it is really a cent not a penny. The late Arthur Romerhaus of Evansville, Indiana had dealt in coins since 1914, and he would bristle when we said penny. He told us that it was a cent, not a penny like Great Britain and Australia. He lived to be 96, and his knowledge was encyclopedic.
Thanks Jerry. I really wrestled with this one as I was making the video; cent versus penny. What I ultimately decided is that one cent is the denomination, and Penny is the colloquial name. Do you have a similar problem with calling a five cent piece a nickel? Even usmint.gov refers to it as a penny. I think that I’ll talk about this issue when I cover the mercury dime, because in my opinion, there are three units in American coinage: the dime, the dollar, and the Eagle. Maybe the cent is the fourth? Stay tuned, and thanks again.
I enjoyed your story of the wheat cent. I had no idea. But I believe your right. It was an inspection to me. I will never look at the penny the same way again. Thanks to you. Gene from Santa Fe new mexico.
I’ve watched three of your videos. And I like how you give a history lesson a long with the coins. I’m happy to support your channel ,keep ‘em coming bro… I’m 38 and 4-5 years into collecting and nobody I know in my small town collects so the only thing I can do is buy books and watch videos here and there a lot of misinformation on Facebook and other platforms…. Appreciate ya.
Thanks so much, you made my day! Good RUclips channels that have helped me learn are Spegtacular and The Coin Geek. Thanks again for your support, and best wishes!
A short saying. See a penny pick it up, all day long you’ll have good luck.
I have wondered about why the wheat sheaves are on the LWC and your study and answer really makes a lot of sense.
Your research and sharing via this video are appreciated, I hope you keep at it, from a fellow Lincoln Cent collector.
I LOVED YOUR VIDEO ! It is PERFECTLY DONE ! Thank You ! & Can't Wait Till You Make More !!
Your research is outstanding and much appreciated.
So glad I stopped and watched your history on Mr. Lincoln Thank you !
This historic as well as educational. I love the way you present it thank you look forward to more videos. Again thank you
This video is one of the best that I have watched. It’s extremely interesting and very factual. Really would like to see more these!!!
Thanks so much, I appreciate your kind encouraging words.
It is the absolute best I have seen. I hope that you Continue to make more videos . I will give you the best compliment that I know how to give.
I feel that it would have been ashame had I lived my life and never had the opportunity to see your video. I feel truly moved and believe that it is a God inspired work
And I I will Share it on every platform that I have available in hopes some one else has the same opportunity I have had. Thank you again. I feel like I am a better person for seeing it.
I’m so sorry that I missed seeing this comment, thank you so much for your glowing praise. I just dropped a new one, and I hope you like it!
Absolutely fantastic! Please keep it up, education in history based on facts with illustrations. so powerful! Thank you!
Absolutely amazing educational video. Will surely be watching all the videos you will make.
Awesome, thank you!
I accidentally stumbled upon this when researching coin varieties and errors and i thought, *why not? " After watching, all I have to say is, well done man well done! Highly informative. Awesome theory of the reason for the wheats (which I feel makes complete sense and was something I often wondered myself!" You have yourself a new subscriber!
Totally Agree !!
I really enjoyed this video, especially when you went into detail about the biblical significance of wheat. I recently got into coin collecting, and will be revisiting this channel often!
AMEN GREAT INFORMATION THANK YOU SIR!! FRON WESTCHESTER COUNTY NEW YORK
I am new to this sounds very interesting think I might need some help to get started !!
Very interesting video. Thanks.
I, spent most of my time in the past picking up penny's. now, turning on this sites I have the most ones that's been listen here online lots of old 1955 wheat penny's Delawere. Again thank, you for you're video.
Thank you for the beautiful gift I loved it was so much fun to have you and your beautiful family
HY 2:40 😅 appreciate your service thank you so much
😊
Excellent video. Thank you.
Big like and subscribed my friend and thank you so much for sharing
Great informative video!
You are a great historian. Wonderful to know more about American history.
ABSOLUTELY !!
Excellent. I enjoyed your presentation.
Great educational video thank you!
Oh! Thanks! I loved this video, learned a lot of american history. Increased my admiration to Abaham Lincoln. What a GREAT MAN.
Nice history lesson on Lincoln .
Outstanding !.... Keep it up !
thank you for illuminating the lowly penny, wonderful history please illustrate, mercury, and buffalo.
I started my collecting of coins from the ground up also. Then learned a ton from those astute collectors as yourself. If you ask me Lincoln wheat “ Wheaties “ are very very undervalued period..
Great video! Thank you!
Thanks for the nice thoughts !
Great content/ Info
Wow great information thank you
Awesome info. And great info. I collect but don't have alot of experience in grading. I watched the barber fade away. Can you do and indian head cent fade away.
Absolutely, great idea! IHC coming up.
IHC video is now live! Enjoy.
Buenos días desde inwood city New York.
Excelente relato histórico.Soy Democrdd se ta pero Lincoln es mi Héroe de todos los tiempo.!!!Honor los verdaderos Héroes.
Thank you 4 the history
I always pick up any coins on the ground and few years back I picked up a Indian head penny with the 1800’s year and this was around 1994 I remembered calling a coin collector in the yellow pages that’s correct yellow pages! and the person at the other line of the phone told me its only worth $20.00. I gave it to my Aunt for safe keeping( I regret giving it to my Aunt)
Yaaasss! Wow the yellow pages takes me back. Thanks for sharing; IMHO the story alone is worth more than just having the Wild Indian without any context!
You Sir are a great historian as well as a great orator.
1861 Lovett one cent coin ,but has Roman number 1. Instead of 1 cent
salamat sa pag share ng collection mo boss godblees po sa channel mo
Tyvm
I have plenty of coins, five cents/ quarter. 1896 one penny I have one quarter 1776¬1976
Did you delete my comment on Linkhorn aka Lincoln the Rail Splitter? why ? did you check out the links ?
nope idk what happened.
I love 💕this.
The price of coins 🪙 is 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀I just a 1920 s for 200 Bux #LFG🚀🚀🚀🚀
I KEEP HEARING ABOUT THE 1912 WHEAT PENNIES ***
HOWEVER I FOUND A 1913 WHEAT PENNY *** BUT I HAVEN'T HEARD ANYTHING ABOUT THEM ***
IS THERE ANYTHING YOU CAN TELL ME ABOUT IT ???
Hello and welcome! Congrats on your find! I recommend visiting the CoinFacts page on the PCGS website for descriptions of each individual coin/year/mintmark combo. 1913 has a similar story, and the ones minted in SF are the rarest. Happy hunting!
thanks for the truth
I enjoy your comments, but it is really a cent not a penny. The late Arthur Romerhaus of Evansville, Indiana had dealt in coins since 1914, and he would bristle when we said penny. He told us that it was a cent, not a penny like Great Britain and Australia. He lived to be 96, and his knowledge was encyclopedic.
Thanks Jerry. I really wrestled with this one as I was making the video; cent versus penny. What I ultimately decided is that one cent is the denomination, and Penny is the colloquial name. Do you have a similar problem with calling a five cent piece a nickel? Even usmint.gov refers to it as a penny. I think that I’ll talk about this issue when I cover the mercury dime, because in my opinion, there are three units in American coinage: the dime, the dollar, and the Eagle. Maybe the cent is the fourth? Stay tuned, and thanks again.
tengo un penny del año 1950 cuanto me dan por el gracias
I have a similar penny like this one from 1935 is maybe cost something
Thanks so much for this information! I ❤ Lincoln cents! I have been collecting them for decades!
👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏Good job🙏🙏🙏🇬🇪🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🤝🙏🙏🙏
I had a perfect grade of this 1912 penny and some so called friend of mine stole it. 🥺
Oooo What a Jerk ! That Sucks !
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I have 1892
can i have the 1909 s for 1892365 $
1958 y 1912
I have 56pcs Lincoln penny cions
My sister has a 1939 penny
Yo latengo
I have 1931 penny. Messsge me if you want to buy. I also have 1959 penny
Message me in my fb account
You need to beef up on your civil war history.
Please explain, for a future video? Did I say something about Lincoln that was incorrect, or just not beefy enough?