Am just beginning,but been saving coins for a few years. Daniel is the perfect teacher can't stop watching his videos. Can't wait to send some pics for his advice 👏👍
Very grateful for your Knowledge! The Reading sight on true doubling was extremely useful in knowing what the heck they are and to recognize it and not waste time when guessing through it all! Thanks man
I have several 1951 1952 and 1953 proof sets it's the whenever I can buy them at a good price I'm all over it especially in that original government packaging it's the perfect category for me because they're not super rare that they're wicked expensive but also not so common that they're easy to find finding cameos aren't as easy as one would think
Have been binging your videos and even though I've been doing this awhile I still find new information! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us snd keep it coming!
Lots of great info Daniel.. Thanks. Kinda weird because 2 days ago I received a 2019 W PF 69 RD Rev. Proof First Day of Issue Shield penny graded by PCGS. Since it was only $20.20 shipped, I got it because it was unique. Off topic, but I also got a NGC MS69 RD PL First Day of Issue for the same reason.
Well done Dan it was very helpful see good quality knowledge about proof coins and wich 1's to take the time to get graded.thank you and happy hunting 😊
Thanks again another plus for u an know Whitch icons to look up that are best to grade an send off.Appreciate the sites u mention where to go for different errors etc !
I just obtained an old collector's estate roll of 1964 P & Ds. Has a few nice BU reds from both mints. After watching your video this morning, I have a much better idea of which ones will be sent out. Thanks, Daniel!
That’s exactly my point that I had made in money your other videos is they’re not consistent with the grading to make sense of what they’re doing in this 92,002 S clearly looks like the better Coin to me than the other one so I don’t understand it that’s why I said in one of your videos that they need to come up with something that’s more details and how the grading the Coins so when we send these things and we have a better idea because it seems to me it’s like shooting the lottery it shouldn’t be like that if they’re going to grade it under a system and that’s just my thought on that I love the video so great points that you make thank you
As a Reluctant Grader/Collector WE WANT To KNOW MORE Information! Education ON COINS and Currency IS AN Amazing Interesting Pursuit. WE Enjoy your Videos WITH real money VALUES of Coins Sealed and Graded by NGC, ANACS, ICG PCGS PMG, CGCS!!! 😉THANKS Daniel!
I have some Lincoln cents that are what I would call red . But now after seeing this video I have to question the quote color. Now I think they would be considered red/ brown. Just from watching this video.
I am so educated and listens to every word that you speak, l also pay close attention to the photo examples you show. It truely puts me at a stand still and frightening, because I ACTUALLY HAVE A LOT OF THOSE COINS, with mint marks and without in the exact years you were speaking about, from 1937, 42 44, 46, 58, 60 and up, as I said with mint marks and without. These all have been circulated for me to have them, not in the best conditions do to being pitched arourd and in a 5 gal. water bottle saved. So I have been at a stand still just holding them for fear of wasting gradeing money and knowing the looks, stains and scratches they have even THOUGH I HAVE THOSE YEARS, I HAVE THOSE FEARS😨
Im still not sure on the Difference of Machine Doubling and Double Dye.I have a bunch of 1969 with what you call Machine Double ing.(NOT THE 1969 Double Dye Everyone would Love to have. Thanks again Daniel
If you like appreciate his videos like me don't skip the commercials I know adds suck but that's one way they get money I did not know that if you skip it they don't get nothing or as much.
get 64 dimes at spot and look for doubled reverse if the dealer will let you pick through then you still have silver and maybe a double.they are more common then people think and there are other easy ones like early quarters like i think 41 and 43 washingtons.many others at spot silver price,but for obvious reasons the newer ones are in higher grades.
Great video ,your channel is very educational, even though I collected coins for many years I learn new things every day .About 15 years ago on TV late night some home shopping channel was selling all proofs all years plus all mint for a good price I can't remember I put the order in and there were three payments and something happened and they sent me the wrong items which I send back and I never reordered and I regret that cause right now I would have had all that probably worth alot.
Great video! I recently purchased a beauty 1942 65 RD for my 42 proof set. It has some amazing pinkish tones on the reverse. I would love to have had a cam version however they are scarce to find and very pricey in RD. Anyway, thanks for sharing!
In addition to your advice here, how about the following, for coins you're considering to submit... first submit all coins at a reputable but lower cost grader like ANACS. Then those which have a book price of $200+ or more with NGC or PCGS in the ANACS grade or better, to break them out of the ANACS case & resubmit with either NGC or PCGS???
I know some think that way but honestly there's just no way to know if there's a crossover. I think it would be better to buy common examples for the grades you're looking for then use those to help you grade before submitting.
I have learned alot from your knowledge, i found a 1954 p penny and it looks like and has the finish of a proof, but i was wondering i could send a photo for your appraisal or at least so more knowledge
Hi Daniel, As always enjoying your video's just wanted to thank you for your quick response on my Morgan Dollar. I've been meaning to ask if I am able to send you a couple pictures of a 2012D Lincoln penny n tell me what you think n again thank you n have a blessed day☺
Hi Daniel I have a question, I have a 1963 proof penny in excellent condition never be in circulation and I was wondering if is good idea sending to get certification? Please help me with this thank you 🙏
Hi Dan, Thank you for your time to educate us about coin collecting. I bought $25 box of pennies and it looks like the box contained all brand new Shield Reverse pennies. They have not been physically handled yet. What should I do? Should I keep them for the next ten years, or should I go through them and get them to be sold? And what should I look for to know that a coin is a proof coin in Shield Reverse coin?
I have a question that I’d like you to answer and address the possibilities of: How many coins might be graded that have Varieties that were not discovered because Variety Attribution was not requested and paid for by an unknowing submitter? And therefore many varieties may never be discovered because they’ve already been slabbed as regular coins.
We ARE Used To Seeing Lincoln's Bust Mounted By PCGS / NGC Slab n Graded Obverse Of Lincoln Facing Forward. The reverse is THE Shield, Makes Cents, Right? *How DO you like the New Slabed and NGC Lincoln in Deep Cameo, FACE FRONT 😉 THANKS Again for Your Inspiring Interests in Lincoln's Shield Cents, Wreaths, Memorial Cents in Copper thru 1982-1983. (Unsearched $25 Boxes from 37 Years Paperweights
Once again my opinion of the top grading company goes in the tank! Your PR67 looks way better than your PR69. I swear I believe they've got some guy who sits there and says, "What's this? Another 1990 Lincoln proof cameo. Hmmm. Already gave out 2 PR70DCAM's today. It looks a little ...uh, what is that on the rim? Dust mite? No. Thought I saw a speck in the left field. No. (BELCH) Oook. My lunch was terrible today. Remind me to shoot my wife if she gives me a tuna sandwich again. Just the tilt glint of the light. Ehhh, better give it a DCAM69 anyway. Next!"
Very good video I hope your making something off this because this information is priceless. You should stream on Twitch or Mixer. If you need help with it I will be more than happy to help you for appreciation of all I have learned from your videos! Thank you! Excuse the name I am not happy with youtube atm.
Daniel, I love your videos! Thank you! Can you do a video showing the differences of cameo vs deep cameo on Lincoln proofs? I know in theory and looks the difference.... but it’s hard to actually designate it I feel. For instance you looked at this 57 proof and immediately said “it’s not cameo”... I guess I have trouble just recognizing that or designated what makes a cent proof regular vs cameo vs deep cameo.
If you look at the 57 and then compare it to the 1964 in this video, then you can see a little on what I am talking about. I will try to do that video. It would be a good one. Thanks for watching!
Daniel great video could you do a video discussing older proof sets placed in capital holders. I am reluctant to acquire proof sets in that format as there is no idea if they were just part of the original proof set and moved to capital holders to preserve them.
When I was young back in the 60's my great grandmother lived with my grandfather and her father collected coins back in the 1700's thru 1800's and it was a massive collection, gold, silver and and even Confederate currency as well as European currency from the colonial era and everything in between, she died at 101 years old in 1970 and I wound up with almost all of it, I have most of this collection still today, it is actually priceless and depending who appraises the value is vastly different from different person to person. I could easily get well over 7 figures for it, I saw a video you made earlier about passing down a collection like I'm talking about and it changed my opinion, I'll probably sell it off and pass down the money instead of the actual collection, I'd rather see it go to a real collector than someone that don't understand what it really is and the history of it,
You're right I have some very serious collectible Hobbies I always wanted to pass them down but I decided no one knows the value of the collection better than the collector. So you being The Collector if no one's really interested in it sell it you control the value but also keep in mind I keep the top five pieces of every collection for my children. You never know when they need a helping hand. Once a dad always a dad hope everyone has a nice day
Other than the obvious places where do you suggest picking up a grab bag of mint cellos for the wheats? Also what's the final value difference on an Anacs VS PCGS or NGC? How much do you lose grading with Anacs VS the others?
Hi very good tip and knowledge of coins thank you very much ..I would like to sell my collection of Mitch match mixed stuff all of the coins in Star notes came from the bank Kenny from northern Kentucky USA I want to get a motorhome you have a pawn? shop? where you located at
How can I answer? I can't see your coin. Look your coin up using a price guide, then check the fees from the grading company. I have a video that answers this question. Search coinhelpu at RUclips.
I saved most of your videos. Love them. I am just a starter on coin hunting. Do I have to clean my coins. I cleaned some of them already with vinegar with salt and thought of stopping because somehow I thought that it may not be right to that. Should I continue doing the cleaning or leave it the way it is? Thankfully for your response.
Almost never ever want to dip a penny or any copper always ruins the color and you see it right away. this is an older video i know but now more then ever dont want to waste money sending off bad proofs or pennys in general.
I have a 1982s Lincoln penny , Dime and Quarter I want to crack out of a set . They are DCAM. What can I hope to get by selling them individually? Thanks for your help.
Would the 1960 cent be a trial for the baking soda/ aluminum cleaning method? I haven't seen any copper coins being cleaned this way only silver, yet would it damage this copper cent?
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Am just beginning,but been saving coins for a few years.
Daniel is the perfect teacher can't stop watching his videos.
Can't wait to send some pics for his advice
👏👍
Very grateful for your Knowledge! The Reading sight on true doubling was extremely useful in knowing what the heck they are and to recognize it and not waste time when guessing through it all! Thanks man
Glad I watched this...actually ALL of your videos have been SO educational
I am SO glad I found your channel!
Thank you!
Daniel ,you are the Greatest at explaining these coins . Thank you so much!
You're welcome
I have several 1951 1952 and 1953 proof sets it's the whenever I can buy them at a good price I'm all over it especially in that original government packaging it's the perfect category for me because they're not super rare that they're wicked expensive but also not so common that they're easy to find finding cameos aren't as easy as one would think
Those old proof cents look way better than the ones today.
Do you HONESTLY REALIZE how MANY TIMES I WAS smart ENOUGH to watch and listen to WHAT YOU LEARNED ME. THIS S-It takes serious time. GOD BLESS.
I was thinking that SAME THANG!
Have been binging your videos and even though I've been doing this awhile I still find new information! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us snd keep it coming!
I sure will and thanks for your comments and watching my video. If people keep subbing, sharing, and commenting then I will never stop.
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Lots of great info Daniel.. Thanks. Kinda weird because 2 days ago I received a 2019 W PF 69 RD Rev. Proof First Day of Issue Shield penny graded by PCGS. Since it was only $20.20 shipped, I got it because it was unique. Off topic, but I also got a NGC MS69 RD PL First Day of Issue for the same reason.
Well done Dan it was very helpful see good quality knowledge about proof coins and wich 1's to take the time to get graded.thank you and happy hunting 😊
Thanks again another plus for u an know Whitch icons to look up that are best to grade an send off.Appreciate the sites u mention where to go for different errors etc !
Thanks Brother for ALL You're Help .
I just obtained an old collector's estate roll of 1964 P & Ds. Has a few nice BU reds from both mints. After watching your video this morning, I have a much better idea of which ones will be sent out. Thanks, Daniel!
You're welcome
Don’t know how I missed this video! Great Job as always 👍
Thank you
Great video. Love them penny videos. Thanks Daniel
Thank you again. I will look at my ungraded proof sets tomorrow with a sharper view.
So glad the show was a success!! I believe in the value of actual face to face interaction!!😊 Glad you had a good birthday weekend!🎂
Thank you
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That’s exactly my point that I had made in money your other videos is they’re not consistent with the grading to make sense of what they’re doing in this 92,002 S clearly looks like the better Coin to me than the other one so I don’t understand it that’s why I said in one of your videos that they need to come up with something that’s more details and how the grading the Coins so when we send these things and we have a better idea because it seems to me it’s like shooting the lottery it shouldn’t be like that if they’re going to grade it under a system and that’s just my thought on that I love the video so great points that you make thank you
It seems like you one trust worthy coin dealer
Thank you for the knowledge that u take the time of your day to impart unto me
As a Reluctant Grader/Collector WE WANT To KNOW MORE Information!
Education ON COINS and Currency IS AN Amazing Interesting Pursuit. WE Enjoy your Videos WITH real money VALUES of Coins Sealed and Graded by NGC, ANACS, ICG PCGS PMG, CGCS!!! 😉THANKS Daniel!
I have some Lincoln cents that are what I would call red . But now after seeing this video I have to question the quote color. Now I think they would be considered red/ brown. Just from watching this video.
I am so educated and listens to every word that you speak, l also pay close attention to the photo examples you show. It truely puts me at a stand still and frightening, because I ACTUALLY HAVE A LOT OF THOSE COINS, with mint marks and without in the exact years you were speaking about, from 1937, 42 44, 46, 58, 60 and up, as I said with mint marks and without. These all have been circulated for me to have them, not in the best conditions do to being pitched arourd and in a 5 gal. water bottle saved. So I have been at a stand still just holding them for fear of wasting gradeing money and knowing the looks, stains and scratches they have even THOUGH I HAVE THOSE YEARS, I HAVE THOSE FEARS😨
Thank you very much for the video . I learned a lot about coin grading by watching this one.
Glad it was helpful!
Im still not sure on the Difference of Machine Doubling and Double Dye.I have a bunch of 1969 with what you call Machine Double ing.(NOT THE 1969 Double Dye Everyone would Love to have. Thanks again Daniel
Really good videos...Daniel knows his stuff.
Thank you and thanks for watching.
@@CoinHELPu I have a 1994 D Penny I need your help.
Coin opp. I really liked how you explain these Penny's. It's credit to my son. It kept me motivated. I found a 1969 S Red penny.
This isn't coin opp but thanks
Your videos are so informative and it’s really appreciated! Keep up the great work, Daniel 😊
Thanks!
Thanks so much for the information ! Robert Lawson and Coin Opp lots of knowledge .
Yes. We talk often. Thanks for watching!
Thanks, a lot I've learned so much from watching so many of your videos.Sincerely, Kennydawg
I sent one to NGC. It was a 1910s I thought it would get 67 ended up getting 64 but rb and i sold it for 110. So it was a great 30 dollar buy
If you like appreciate his videos like me don't skip the commercials I know adds suck but that's one way they get money I did not know that if you skip it they don't get nothing or as much.
Thank you, it is true. I just wish I could go commercial free.
You Are #1 , Thank You so much
I have alot of pennys....
Next will be a the thing that you put them into.
Great information very good.
get 64 dimes at spot and look for doubled reverse if the dealer will let you pick through then you still have silver and maybe a double.they are more common then people think and there are other easy ones like early quarters like i think 41 and 43 washingtons.many others at spot silver price,but for obvious reasons the newer ones are in higher grades.
Great video ,your channel is very educational, even though I collected coins for many years I learn new things every day .About 15 years ago on TV late night some home shopping channel was selling all proofs all years plus all mint for a good price I can't remember I put the order in and there were three payments and something happened and they sent me the wrong items which I send back and I never reordered and I regret that cause right now I would have had all that probably worth alot.
No you over-paid if you bought them from TV. It worked out in your favor. You can still get these sets from dealers for a decent price.
Thank you for this video. It helps a lot
Thank you great presentation
Wonderful. Highly helpful. Thank you Daniel.
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That was a lot !!!!! I’m going to have to look at this a few times 👍👍👍👍
Great video! I recently purchased a beauty 1942 65 RD for my 42 proof set. It has some amazing pinkish tones on the reverse. I would love to have had a cam version however they are scarce to find and very pricey in RD. Anyway, thanks for sharing!
Sounds like a nice coin. Thanks!
CoinHELPu sure is. I’ll post a video soon of it. Be sure to check it out if you get time.
@@silversurfer1986 I most certainly will. I am subbed to your channel.
Great Videos ,lot of good information for the collector
Thank you!
i have 2013 -D lincoin shield spotlight color violet & red
In addition to your advice here, how about the following, for coins you're considering to submit... first submit all coins at a reputable but lower cost grader like ANACS. Then those which have a book price of $200+ or more with NGC or PCGS in the ANACS grade or better, to break them out of the ANACS case & resubmit with either NGC or PCGS???
I know some think that way but honestly there's just no way to know if there's a crossover. I think it would be better to buy common examples for the grades you're looking for then use those to help you grade before submitting.
I have learned alot from your knowledge, i found a 1954 p penny and it looks like and has the finish of a proof, but i was wondering i could send a photo for your appraisal or at least so more knowledge
Hi Daniel, As always enjoying your video's just wanted to thank you for your quick response on my Morgan Dollar. I've been meaning to ask if I am able to send you a couple pictures of a 2012D Lincoln penny n tell me what you think n again thank you n have a blessed day☺
You can join my forum but my videos are about as much time as I have in helping people with coins.
coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php
@@CoinHELPu that's not a problem sir I totally understand I'll be joining your forum☺
Hi Daniel I have a question, I have a 1963 proof penny in excellent condition never be in circulation and I was wondering if is good idea sending to get certification? Please help me with this thank you 🙏
These are too common to send off unless they're deep cameo DCAM MS68 or higher. Hard to get that, very hard.
I have a 1966 Lincoln penny that looks brand new.
daniel is a 1979 quarter that i found roll hunting did they a proof it absolutely beautiful
Nice video Daniel quite appreciated! Rick
You're welcome
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO DANIEL. THAHKS
Thank you for this video I was loosing my self with out these buetys being shown in a video thanks Daniel love them linchons and wheateys
Thank you Daniel! 🙏❤
Hi Dan, Thank you for your time to educate us about coin collecting. I bought $25 box of pennies and it looks like the box contained all brand new Shield Reverse pennies. They have not been physically handled yet. What should I do? Should I keep them for the next ten years, or should I go through them and get them to be sold? And what should I look for to know that a coin is a proof coin in Shield Reverse coin?
Hi, I am interested in finding out how I can see if the coins I have ate worth money. Can I send them to you?
Good stuff Daniel
Thanks!
Very useful!
I have a question that I’d like you to answer and address the possibilities of: How many coins might be graded that have Varieties that were not discovered because Variety Attribution was not requested and paid for by an unknowing submitter? And therefore many varieties may never be discovered because they’ve already been slabbed as regular coins.
This is so helpful thanks for sharing! 🤙🏼
I love your channel!!
We ARE Used To Seeing Lincoln's Bust Mounted By PCGS / NGC Slab n Graded Obverse Of Lincoln Facing Forward. The reverse is THE Shield, Makes Cents, Right? *How DO you like the New Slabed and NGC Lincoln in Deep Cameo, FACE FRONT 😉 THANKS Again for Your Inspiring Interests in Lincoln's Shield Cents, Wreaths, Memorial Cents in Copper thru 1982-1983. (Unsearched $25 Boxes from 37 Years Paperweights
Just watch this video great one thank you brother!
TY Daniel, great info.
Master Danielson I have a 1965 red Lincoln cent graded by at anacs..
My 87 prestige set penny has what I think is split plate doubling.
Very common for the copper plated zinc cents.
Thank you I love your channel
Thank you
I found two boxes of uncirculated 2022d dimes what would you do with them thanks for your channel much appreciated
Once again my opinion of the top grading company goes in the tank! Your PR67 looks way better than your PR69. I swear I believe they've got some guy who sits there and says, "What's this? Another 1990 Lincoln proof cameo. Hmmm. Already gave out 2 PR70DCAM's today. It looks a little ...uh, what is that on the rim? Dust mite? No. Thought I saw a speck in the left field. No. (BELCH) Oook. My lunch was terrible today. Remind me to shoot my wife if she gives me a tuna sandwich again. Just the tilt glint of the light. Ehhh, better give it a DCAM69 anyway. Next!"
LOL. Funny!
Very good video I hope your making something off this because this information is priceless. You should stream on Twitch or Mixer. If you need help with it I will be more than happy to help you for appreciation of all I have learned from your videos! Thank you! Excuse the name I am not happy with youtube atm.
Thanks. I know how just haven't planned a live yet.
Good info thanks!
Daniel, I love your videos! Thank you! Can you do a video showing the differences of cameo vs deep cameo on Lincoln proofs? I know in theory and looks the difference.... but it’s hard to actually designate it I feel. For instance you looked at this 57 proof and immediately said “it’s not cameo”... I guess I have trouble just recognizing that or designated what makes a cent proof regular vs cameo vs deep cameo.
If you look at the 57 and then compare it to the 1964 in this video, then you can see a little on what I am talking about. I will try to do that video. It would be a good one. Thanks for watching!
CoinHELPu thanks! I love your videos. Such good video quality and well thought out and informative! Where do you sell your coins?
Thanks. I sell at ebay, in Facebook groups, from our coin shop and out website portsmouthcoinshop.com. I also just sell online to people in general.
CoinHELPu awesome! What’s your email? I want to send you my list of early LWC Upgrade wish list, if you have anything!
portsmouthcoinshop@gmail.com
Thomas Jefferson $1 2007 it sticks to a magnet not the hole coin just the out side of it.
Daniel great video could you do a video discussing older proof sets placed in capital holders. I am reluctant to acquire proof sets in that format as there is no idea if they were just part of the original proof set and moved to capital holders to preserve them.
They were removed but you must buy the coins and not what package they're in.
@@CoinHELPu Agree but is there anything to having the original packaging other than the history.
@@AutumnOaksFarm some people want it. I don't like it. Ugly. I like them in capital holders personally.
good always guide yo and protect yo sir godbless
Great information all good stuff later thanks
Thanks you!
Thanks again Daniel
I hate that coins left in the Mint packaging can develop issues but if you cut them out out the packaging they lose value. 😳
Towards the video end, you mentioned working a "deal" with coin graders. How would you do this and with which grading company?
It's bulk submission. If you have enough coins you can call them and talk about submission cost on bulk submissions.
When I was young back in the 60's my great grandmother lived with my grandfather and her father collected coins back in the 1700's thru 1800's and it was a massive collection, gold, silver and and even Confederate currency as well as European currency from the colonial era and everything in between, she died at 101 years old in 1970 and I wound up with almost all of it, I have most of this collection still today, it is actually priceless and depending who appraises the value is vastly different from different person to person. I could easily get well over 7 figures for it, I saw a video you made earlier about passing down a collection like I'm talking about and it changed my opinion, I'll probably sell it off and pass down the money instead of the actual collection, I'd rather see it go to a real collector than someone that don't understand what it really is and the history of it,
Sounds like a very nice collection. If you need help let me know.
You're right I have some very serious collectible Hobbies I always wanted to pass them down but I decided no one knows the value of the collection better than the collector. So you being The Collector if no one's really interested in it sell it you control the value but also keep in mind I keep the top five pieces of every collection for my children. You never know when they need a helping hand. Once a dad always a dad hope everyone has a nice day
Other than the obvious places where do you suggest picking up a grab bag of mint cellos for the wheats?
Also what's the final value difference on an Anacs VS PCGS or NGC? How much do you lose grading with Anacs VS the others?
I don't know where you can buy cents in cello other than ebay or a dealer. Also ANACS graded coins tend to go for the a grade less or so in value.
Hi very good tip and knowledge of coins thank you very much ..I would like to sell my collection of Mitch match mixed stuff all of the coins in Star notes came from the bank Kenny from northern Kentucky USA I want to get a motorhome you have a pawn? shop? where you located at
1943 s. Nonmagnetic wheat penny 3.1 gram. Appraised .
WONDERFUL VIDEO, THANK YOU SO MUCH. HOW CAN I SEE WHAT YOU HAVE IN YOUR STORE ? CANNOT GET TO YOUR STATE, SO JUST NEED TO LOOK AND SEE WHAT YOU HAVE.
portsmouthcoinshop.com
thank you so much
I have at least 5 1909 wheat cents none have a mint mark but they seem Tobe in good condition.
Great video. Lots to learn.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the great information !
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
You my dear!!! know your stuff.ty for sharing
Thank you so much for the wonderful video learned so much thank you
You're welcome
Hey Dan I have a 1909 vdb red brown pretty nice should I send it to the graders
How can I answer? I can't see your coin. Look your coin up using a price guide, then check the fees from the grading company. I have a video that answers this question. Search coinhelpu at RUclips.
I saved most of your videos. Love them. I am just a starter on coin hunting. Do I have to clean my coins. I cleaned some of them already with vinegar with salt and thought of stopping because somehow I thought that it may not be right to that. Should I continue doing the cleaning or leave it the way it is? Thankfully for your response.
No, don't need to clean your coins. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great information kind sir I'll be sharing on my FB page Uncommon cents,
Michael.
Thanks! Much appreciated!
What should valuable coins found in coin rolls be stored in? Currently I'm using 2x2's.
Danial: Should I get these two penny Graded , The2017p and the 1981s I watch every one of your show, Please tell me what to do.Grade or no Grade.
I can't tell you. Both coins are common and are not worth that much even in the higher grades, so not worth the grading fees.
Almost never ever want to dip a penny or any copper always ruins the color and you see it right away. this is an older video i know but now more then ever dont want to waste money sending off bad proofs or pennys in general.
Great video as always.
Thank you
Daniel you have helped me out big time
Good to hear
A question Daniel;how to differencing Cameo,red brown yellow etc.
When you continue to watch my videos you will learn about this. Thanks
I have a 1982s Lincoln penny , Dime and Quarter I want to crack out of a set . They are DCAM. What can I hope to get by selling them individually? Thanks for your help.
Doubled face value
Would the 1960 cent be a trial for the baking soda/ aluminum cleaning method? I haven't seen any copper coins being cleaned this way only silver, yet would it damage this copper cent?
@CoinHELPu thank you for the information