Nice assortment of coins for, as far as I could recognize, very reasonable prices. A 1900 Lafayette Dollar for a whopping $ 500,- is a little bargain, if the condition is right. Good to see that this dealer is probably old school and doesn´t sell too much slabbed stuff. Great purchases, I like especially the Mexican 1968 Olympics. Keep on stacking, and see you on the next one. The trend will be your friend ! 😉 Greets from GER, U.
I used to go crabbing up the road from your LCS at Berkley Island State Park. I think they renamed the park. Never make my way to Waretown or haven't in years but good to know a coin shop is there.
I amassed a coin collection from buy coins from banks and credit unions. I care less about the grading process than about the coins. Grading coins causes greed to occur and then the coins are cleaned to get higher grades but circulated coins in MS conditions are worth much more to me because they are just hoarded by people who want to hedge against inflation. The store of wealth for future family generations is the object of the game to me because I don’t want my grandkids to forget the great history of our country and coins teach us about history and how the country has changed over the past few centuries. Americans that hoard coins will learn fast enough what coins are valuable and what coins to throw back so it make a fun treasure search to open sealed boxes of coins from banks and credit unions and find the treasure you thought about! The coin shops want profits and if I’m paying premiums to them I have much less money to search for treasure from the banks and credit unions so remember this a one cent coin today is slightly larger than a dime but 200 years ago the one cent coin was as large as a half dollar coin and I discovered this searching half dollar coins from a bank. There are many surprises in them rolls returned to the bank 🏦!!!!😊
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Nice organized shop
Nice, sweet Stacking 👍👍
Thanks!
Nice assortment of coins for, as far as I could recognize, very reasonable prices. A 1900 Lafayette Dollar for a whopping $ 500,- is a little bargain, if the condition is right. Good to see that this dealer is probably old school and doesn´t sell too much slabbed stuff. Great purchases, I like especially the Mexican 1968 Olympics. Keep on stacking, and see you on the next one. The trend will be your friend ! 😉 Greets from GER, U.
Thank you!
Sweet pickups!! Been liking the silver world coins lately.
I really enjoy collecting them. Great unique designs and so much history.
I used to go crabbing up the road from your LCS at Berkley Island State Park. I think they renamed the park. Never make my way to Waretown or haven't in years but good to know a coin shop is there.
Nice pick ups !
Thanks!
Nice finds!
Thanks!
1 Franc Cérès 1881 A (Paris) 👍
LONG TIME PS .....NICE
I’m going to try to put more videos out from now on. Thanks!
I amassed a coin collection from buy coins from banks and credit unions. I care less about the grading process than about the coins. Grading coins causes greed to occur and then the coins are cleaned to get higher grades but circulated coins in MS conditions are worth much more to me because they are just hoarded by people who want to hedge against inflation. The store of wealth for future family generations is the object of the game to me because I don’t want my grandkids to forget the great history of our country and coins teach us about history and how the country has changed over the past few centuries. Americans that hoard coins will learn fast enough what coins are valuable and what coins to throw back so it make a fun treasure search to open sealed boxes of coins from banks and credit unions and find the treasure you thought about! The coin shops want profits and if I’m paying premiums to them I have much less money to search for treasure from the banks and credit unions so remember this a one cent coin today is slightly larger than a dime but 200 years ago the one cent coin was as large as a half dollar coin and I discovered this searching half dollar coins from a bank. There are many surprises in them rolls returned to the bank 🏦!!!!😊
I haven't seen one of your videos in a long time. Hope you have been well
Doing great thanks! I have another RUclips channel that I’ve been focusing on. But I’m going to try to make videos for channel as well.