I really enjoyed this content. And delighted to see Russ Augustin as an expert here as we appreciate his great knowledge and appreciation for pre-33 gold.
I appreciate the well informed and helpful information in the video! While I am more of a 'stacker' (not meaning I like to stack the coins upon each other! Heh, heh!), I do appreciate the beauty and value of fine numismatic coins. I have one each of common date, raw Liberty (1904) and St Gaudens (1914) double eagles, rated at BU and VF, respectively. The St. Gaudens is pretty baggy, but I hold these coins more dear than my bullion gold coins/rounds. There is something very special about them. I do have a few nice Morgans and Peace dollars, and others, but I'm not really a serious numismatic collector. Thanks for the insights!
The comments of the 'stacker' and Russ's unfamiliarity was entertaining. Stacker = Slang; Accumulator of whatever for wealth protection purposes. I agree with the comment made that it does make sense to 'stack' Double Eagles for wealth preservation. The 'bullion' coins do have their own nature and opportunities. If you collect what you like, there are many beautiful sculptures and portraits to be collected.
I agree! Never saw a .9 or a .999 or a .9999 gold piece I didn't like! Some are more beautiful than others. These Pre-33 coins are something special, though.
PCGS is incentivized to have price guides higher than what non CAC coins sell for because they profit off a percentage of high value coins based on their own guide.
Agreed haha you can dobit, i didnt think i could but here i am and i own some pre 33 coins myself and plan to get more, for an example, i bought a 5 dollar gold indian head for 700 bucks, mind you it was about november/2024, but thats near all time highs for the time, and i will keep buying them even if that same coin was 3k, it just takes time, or if money is burning a hole in your pocket try buying silver and then trade it for gold :) i havent done it yet myself because i like my silver too, but if buying silver a couple oz at a time keeps you from spending the down the line you could then trade it
I cant wait to get myself a double eagle, i want both types haha, and whe it comes to the gold eagles i want them too, itll be a while but a full type set, minus crazy rare coins i want them all, i think i can get them in my life, but i want a full type set of modern gold bullion coins, the fractional bufflos will be hard af fuck because of the premiums
Buying it already certified. lmao Only real collectors could, or maybe should, buy certified coins. The collector needs to certify coins. Third party grading companies don't do much for the average collector, other than take the fun out of collecting, and at best, make what should be a hobby, a for-profit static stream of income. If your collecting coins as a short term investment you are being suckered by the industry. Remember, coin collecting is the hobby of Kings. Good luck.
CAC is a rip-off scam , a coin only needs to be graded once if done properly . CAC should be graded on how they cover the bar code on slabs with there stupid stickers.
Coin grading has hurt the hobby in my opinion. It's all about getting the right slab or sticker for registry points. Absolutely gorgeous coins are deemed junk because some schmuck called it cleaned over a few scratches. Lastly, most collectors never learn to grade themselves.
Good information, but very poorly put together, gaps in audio and disorganized flow between 2 presenters. Could have been done half time with same information. You always glamorize PCGS and NGC, but MS 64 is still 64 it does not matter what holder. Sometimes cost, delays and bad information at big guys and poor call service collector's universe for PCGS is so frustrating that it is not worth it to the small guy. By the time you learn system you have no more coins to submit. Dealers are the ones making the money by the economies of scale by coins submitted.
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I really enjoyed this content. And delighted to see Russ Augustin as an expert here as we appreciate his great knowledge and appreciation for pre-33 gold.
Great content. Really appreciate two people of your experience going through this - thiank you!
This is real helpful Vedic for my double eagle gold coin starting! Thank you! :)
Highly informative and engaging. Thank you.
thx 4 the education guys
I appreciate the well informed and helpful information in the video! While I am more of a 'stacker' (not meaning I like to stack the coins upon each other! Heh, heh!), I do appreciate the beauty and value of fine numismatic coins. I have one each of common date, raw Liberty (1904) and St Gaudens (1914) double eagles, rated at BU and VF, respectively. The St. Gaudens is pretty baggy, but I hold these coins more dear than my bullion gold coins/rounds. There is something very special about them. I do have a few nice Morgans and Peace dollars, and others, but I'm not really a serious numismatic collector. Thanks for the insights!
Really enjoyed the stream, you have to do more!! Never can see too much of these coins!
More to come!
Always wanted a saint gaudens gold coin hopefully soon al get one..
The comments of the 'stacker' and Russ's unfamiliarity was entertaining. Stacker = Slang; Accumulator of whatever for wealth protection purposes.
I agree with the comment made that it does make sense to 'stack' Double Eagles for wealth preservation.
The 'bullion' coins do have their own nature and opportunities. If you collect what you like, there are many beautiful sculptures and portraits to be collected.
I agree! Never saw a .9 or a .999 or a .9999 gold piece I didn't like! Some are more beautiful than others. These Pre-33 coins are something special, though.
PCGS is incentivized to have price guides higher than what non CAC coins sell for because they profit off a percentage of high value coins based on their own guide.
Wish I could afford some of these gold coins
You can afford it bud! Just keep saving a little at time, doesn’t matter if it is only $10 -$25 a week! You can do it!!
Agreed haha you can dobit, i didnt think i could but here i am and i own some pre 33 coins myself and plan to get more, for an example, i bought a 5 dollar gold indian head for 700 bucks, mind you it was about november/2024, but thats near all time highs for the time, and i will keep buying them even if that same coin was 3k, it just takes time, or if money is burning a hole in your pocket try buying silver and then trade it for gold :) i havent done it yet myself because i like my silver too, but if buying silver a couple oz at a time keeps you from spending the down the line you could then trade it
Good information. Thanks
Cool vid
thanks. cant get enough $20 libs
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I cant wait to get myself a double eagle, i want both types haha, and whe it comes to the gold eagles i want them too, itll be a while but a full type set, minus crazy rare coins i want them all, i think i can get them in my life, but i want a full type set of modern gold bullion coins, the fractional bufflos will be hard af fuck because of the premiums
The luster on that first coin? Fucking nice
Now the gold ounce is 2750$😍🤑lucky stacker special the pre 33 coins
Buying it already certified. lmao
Only real collectors could, or maybe should, buy certified coins. The collector needs to certify coins. Third party grading companies don't do much for the average collector, other than take the fun out of collecting, and at best, make what should be a hobby, a for-profit static stream of income. If your collecting coins as a short term investment you are being suckered by the industry. Remember, coin collecting is the hobby of Kings. Good luck.
I have one for $20, 1900. How much does it cost?
LOL
Buy the coin
And not the label. Bob
What about 1797 Turban Head Gold Diameter: 33 mm Mass / Weight: 17.5 grams
CAC is a rip-off scam , a coin only needs to be graded once if done properly . CAC should be graded on how they cover the bar code on slabs with there stupid stickers.
how much is the 1972d eisenhower liberty coin?
$1
Coin grading has hurt the hobby in my opinion. It's all about getting the right slab or sticker for registry points. Absolutely gorgeous coins are deemed junk because some schmuck called it cleaned over a few scratches. Lastly, most collectors never learn to grade themselves.
Charles ... It's Saint "gaw"dens... Not Saint "gow"dens!
How to send vedio old gold coin $5 United States of amireca 1892 century?
Can’t wait to see that Julius Caesar gold aureus!
if that 1904 has hairlines, and was therefore brushed, why is that not a details coin?
Type one
coin liberty 1821
Good information, but very poorly put together, gaps in audio and disorganized flow between 2 presenters. Could have been done half time with same information. You always glamorize PCGS and NGC, but MS 64 is still 64 it does not matter what holder. Sometimes cost, delays and bad information at big guys and poor call service collector's universe for PCGS is so frustrating that it is not worth it to the small guy. By the time you learn system you have no more coins to submit. Dealers are the ones making the money by the economies of scale by coins submitted.
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