Coins People Think These Are Mint Errors! Most Damaged Coins On The Planet!
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Here's part of my collection of crazy coins and strange things people have done to coins. These are not mint errors but very dramatic examples of damaged coins.
In this video you will see plated coins, cut coins, coins with grooves, dryer coins, coins with silver, coins with silver rims, counter stamp coins, bent coins, coins with strange lines and shapes.
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I had to leave some of these groups. People want to argue with you. They ask your opinion, and get mad at the truth 😂 Thanks for Sharing my friend
Yes and one reason for this video. I wish group admins would share it in the groups.
I’m no group Administrator, but I shared where I could.
Maybe it will cut down some of the wasted time
Thank you!
Lincoln Central Coins I’m so sorry 😐 that happened to ya. Sometimes the best response is no response at all. Besides you don’t want the few to spoil everything for those of us that seek true knowledge.
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Thanks for your help with the coin show
When I started collecting again I would look all over the internet for answers as to what a coin was when I found an odd ‘error’. It was exhausting and I usually didn’t find the info I needed. Then I found this channel and all that changed. If I need info on anything I just go back through your videos. Chances are you’ve covered it in a clear easy to understand way. Thanks. Your work has put the fun back into my little hobby.
My goodness, Daniel. Every time I have a question about a coin, I pop on one of YOUR videos. Why? Because you tell it like it is even when you know some collectors may not want to hear it. I would much rather learn "the right way" than possibly putting my foot in my mouth. Thanks for doing what you do, you're a blessing to so many. Never mind the nay-sayers !!
Thank you
When you are first starting out, it is difficult to know which coins have been damaged/altered by outside parties, and which are genuine errors and varieties. I was so grateful for these groups when I was first getting my feet wet with this hobby. Of course, there has to be a willingness to listen even if you are being told something you don't want to hear! I have been doing this long enough now to be able to discern the difference the majority of the time. Just makes me sad that there are folks out there in it for a buck and not for the history and beauty these coins represent. Thanks for making this video, Daniel!
I'm also early into coin collecting, but I am realizing I like the oddities as much as regular coins. I have been collecting vintage damaged coins but not newly damaged coins.
Hi Daniel, thank you for this video. I appreciate the knowledge you impart. Yesterday I got change from a machine and found a pitiful looking quarter. I've never seen so many issues with a quarter. I felt very sad for it. If a quarter could speak it would be screaming in pain. I can barely see it's flattened 1980 date because it's actually now a partial cud. There's a brown spot on it, a jagged crack running across it, and gouges, that's just the face side. I just don't understand this. The eagle side is very weird and ripply and the letters are missing or flat. Why would someone destroy this? Now I'm collecting state quarters and creating a collection for my grandkids. I just feel bad about this quarter. I might send pictures to your website. I inherited an enormous coin collection. Now I'm retired and finally I'm able to enjoy it and learn about all of it thanks to pros like you. Thank you for your help.
Some are neat to collect some are junk
I hold them sometimes when they show interest
I have two headed and two tailed ones my prize one is a peace dollar that separates it’s called a smugglers coin
Another great video Dan. I love seeing these kinds of topics because it goes over and refreshes the basics as well as some other stuff you migjt not see as often. Id love to see a video on fakes and counterfeits of all different kinds. Ive been collecting them whenever I get the chance just to study for reference but its getting to be more and more of an issue with these online pieces from far off lands getting better and harder to spot. Anyways keep em comin!!!!!
Hey Daniel, thanks for the video. I'm pretty versed in numismatics after 30 years of collecting/buying/selling, but videos like this need to be made and watched by newer folks!!!
I absolutely appreciate " you ". I'm a recovering addict. And you his is one of the best coping skills I have ever had the pleasure of learning and becoming passionate about. Progressively. LoL.
You're my hero! Lol true story. I'm a newbie. But I don't feel like one , when I learn something from you. I'm more grateful than you could imagine. Ty❤
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Hey man how can I find out if my coin is an error or basically trash?? I have photos if needed
Thank you I've researched so many places online and thanks to this video I have figured out my coin us damaged I thought may be worth something.. very informative and helpful!!!
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Great info for a rookie (me) coin collector. This video answered some questions for me. Although I do have a really strange coin I would like for someone to look at and
tell me if it's damaged or mint error.
Thank you for this video.... I thought I was the only person that got excited about damaged coins... I have 2 binders filled with these type of coins, I also collect them to teach kids at different clubs and have them try to guess how a coin was damaged and whoever guessed the closest gets a 1964 BU Kennedy Half Dollar from me.... however the 1863 Indian head cent made my heart sink.... good job again Daniel
I just watch this , I'm pretty sure mine's a after mint damage , yet I can't figure out what did the damage, and I'm a tradesman. It's been cleaned with a dremel by me, so I could see what was damage and what was grime. THANK YOU !
Lucky I am involved with only good groups. I have yet to find any ripoffs trying to sell off coins which resembled those in your examples. Can't believe people these days.
I've been searching a whole bunch of old rolls lately, and I now have almost a full roll of "WTF?" coins. I honestly don't know how anybody can pick out the DDOs that are so subtle, even on a high grade coin under a microscope. When they're old and heavily circulated, I've basically given up, because otherwise I'd just sit and stare at these bloody things for hours (I've yet to see a 1934 that DOESN'T look like it has doubling on the date). But then there are some that are just so bizarre looking that I've scratched my head wondering what could have possibly caused them. A "D" mint mark on the West side of the obverse, strange lettering on the collar above IGWT, all sorts of peaks and valleys on the planchets... I've just started chucking 'em into a pile. Maybe I'll figure them out someday.
Wow this great to know about damaged coins.Keep up the good work an glad someone cares to take time to teach what's wrong or fake so people don't get ripped off.Lets keep the real coin collecting real,Thank for all your vedio I appreciate honesty!
That is a shame on that 1863 IHC . Some folks just lack good sense . 😐
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One of my favorite coins in my collection is a damaged coin. A Lincoln memorial cent that somehow had about six other pennies pressed into it. You can see all the different dates. It looks really interesting and I have no idea exactly how it was done.
Who knows my FRIEND. It maybe an original?❤
Love this video too. I try not to think I have a mint error unless I can see lettering in the back ground an behind other letters. If those aren't mint errors can you try making videos on that to. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Hey Daniel this is danny r daniel i have several of those an the leather punched hole thanks so much now i know have a good one and I love your videos !!!
Thank you for this video! I’ve got something interesting, but doubt it’s a mint error now that I’ve watched this. I wish I could share a picture so you could see this strange coin.
This video really cleared up some confusion I had on certain coins. Thank you kindly for all the great info. Because of your enthusiasm and experience on this topic, I now am hooked! Thanks again.
Thanks for the great information! I found Indian Head in my one of my Penny Roll search it was altered too! So I kept it! I thought it was kinda cool looking but I wasn’t very happy about it! Can someone get in trouble for altering a coin if they caught? 👍👍👍👍
No, you can't get in trouble unless you try to pass it off as something it is not.
That my friend is a great question!🐃
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I've got a lot of questions answered, Thanks!
Its almost 2021 hope you are still making videos. I'm just getting started in coin collecting & this showed me a lot about what to watch for. Thanks.
So glad I found your videos.. you answer so many of my specific questions... seemingly out of love for hobby rather than greed!! Thank you, and wishing you mush success! We will be following during our “coin jar quarantine” and after!! Hooked now! 👍😊
Thank you
Now you need to show REAL MINT ERRORS... 🤠
I do have other videos will real mint errors. About three in all. Thanks!
CoinHELPu after I wrote that... I was thinking... I bet he all ready does... lol 😂
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It would be helpful to me if I could see. Damaged coin next to a real mint error.
Hope you hit the 10,000 mark.
Thanks! You have gelded me so much.
Thanks
Wow! It's difficult for me to comprehend why someone would do these types of destruction/damage to coins. It is really disturbing to me. Thank you Daniel for taking time to educate me on this very important subject to the hobby.
God bless,
Louis
Sometimes I appreciate it. When I find copper coins that are badly damaged I save them for electronic projects lol. They make for a great place to ground wires.
thanks for all the great videos! i was able to eliminate 3 pennies out of my collection that i had questions about from this video but i still am unsure about one of my 1986 P dimes. it weighs 2.18g and is not damaged on the obverse but the reverse looks like this. puu.sh/EJQD3/0d74abf69a.png thanks for all the engagement on your channel! your my favorite coin channel!
It's damaged, that can't happen at the mint.
Thanks for the video it really did help. However, you mentioned if someone wants to see more to let you know. Well I have 2003 penny that is perfectly fine on the reverse but looks corroded on the obverse. Can you show how these specific coins may have been damaged.
Corrosion is damaged so no extra value
I'm horrified at the damage you've taught me a lot thank you
My son found a quarter and had us all going. I put it up on Coin Opp's site for Dustin to look at it. He said it was a coin that sat maybe overnight in cola or even longer. I trust and respect his opinion as well as I would yours. Thanks for the video. I really hate it when people intentionally ruin a coin. All the Best ~ Shirl
Just saw this video and I must say, Daniel you have helped me a ton and I truly appreciate the expertise
You have the most informative videos Daniel...no one else would take their valuable time. And explain at the lengths that you do...great video...
5:45 those pennies all appear to have been "dug" and resulting damage could be from fertilizers. I been watching a slew of "diggers" and that is what alot of the coppers they dig do look like from farm fields, whether it be colonial copper or newer memorials, the copper doesnt react well with chemicals.
Could have been in the ground after they were acid treated, there's a video on here showing how to create thin cents.
I had a few quarters that got loose in the washing machine and wound up between the bottom of the tub and sides. When the machine went into it's spin cycle it rolled down the edges of the quarters quite a bit and left a somewhat sharp edge. It looked like it could have been a mint error, but I knew otherwise. I had a heck of a time fishing those quarters out of that washing machine. They spent like any other quarter.
Would liked to had an image. I could have used that in a video.
Found a 1937 gold plated. It has partially worn off but I keep it as an interesting coin
Thank you for all of your videos and hard work. I never have a problem watching to the end. ...and even if not monetary, there's a wealth of knowledge to be learned and to be earned. Thanks again!
Thank you
Also-some of the damage could be caused by the coin being laid in concrete. Apparently, some people put coins into concrete for some reason when laying sidewalks and patios back around the 1950’s or 1960’s. When we first moved into the house, there were a couple of coins set into the sidewalks around the house. When removed after decades of exposure and wear, they were very damaged.
I am far from being an expert..but I honestly found myself cracking up at these desperate failed attempts to decieve. Even I coould tell there was something wrong in Denmark. Thanks so much. Oh ..and I was on E-bay..some guy was saying this or that coin was EXTREMELY RARE....and there was a line of them all for sale..all the same coin from different sellers. Not very rare...actually. I cant stand that guy who sells worthless coins for 1000's of $. He ruined it for me and others.
I need someone like you here in AUS to do this! Im a newbie to collecting. Seeing this, i feel like ive possibly wasted some monies now...potentially. i usually do some research; other coins i think they look really cool too. I was disabled at 27, and dont have much income at all. Need new hobbies..coins seema to be my new thing now. But its cool to find coins and search my lose change. I need to know what is of value and what is not though. Would be very helpful to have someone who does auatralian coins!
Thanks for your videos. I am a new subscriber now, and look forward to watching more of you and learning from you!
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Thanks again for your advice Colorado Silverback777 Stay Healthy keep Stacking.
I have watched this video a million times (of course I did ...thats what stalkers do) SMILE. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE IMAGINATIONS OF OTHERS. JUST PLEASE....DONT SUBMIT THEM AS ERRORS ❤BELIEVE it or not BOYFRIEND....i have yet to go try and mess up a coin. ❤
Remember that song that goes You can't please everyone so you gotta please yourself. GARDEN PARTY..
Just watched your video, thank you for trying to combat ignorance. Maybe mention adjustment marks. I get boxes of pennies from my bank and pull copper, obviously catching errors.
Thank you so much I really learn a lot from this video. Unbelievable perfect timing for me to find this. I have about 5 or 6 coins but I was wondering. And you just solve that for me. I think you kindly
I appreciate you taking the time to make these type of vids. I know I need all the advice I can get :)
Thanks
Thank you Daniel..wow did I learn a lot. Some of it I kind of knew already, but I wouldn’t have known about the rolled coins. I’m looking for a video on damaged quarters. I seem to have a bunch I believe are damaged anyway… But not entirely sure. I’m going to start watching ALL your videos and start using your coin help you resources. I have to admit, I do think that the Indian head penny looks pretty that way 😜 but they should’ve used a Penny that wasn’t as in good condition!
I've learned alot from you, enjoy your videos and I thank you for it😏BuT..I THESE are My Favorite bc it sure keeps me from looking at the Same CoiN for MoRe than an HouR!🤫 unfort..(some of us know it's what "we" call i.hypofucus!👆🤦♀️
Thanks as always for a great video!StaYSafE 😷
Love the straight forward no BS approach.
Thank you for educating me. I’ve been going through lots of coins. It’s been very interesting. Your show has helped me a lot. Thanks again.
I really appreciate these videos. I'm not some kind of video critic that gives someone hell over lighting, length, speed, or whatever because I understand that no one NO ONE can please everyone... Lol you do your best and hope.
I'm more concerned with content and these videos never fail me. I knew NOTHING about coin collecting prior to April 9, 2022. I knew we had 1 year when coins had 2 years on them 😂 and that's because I thought they were magical. Saw a bi-cent half dollar when I was like 5 and was so mesmerized with it that I convinced myself they were magical. Never saw another one in the wild until about 1 month ago. Totally burns my ass too because my daughter gets them all the time.... Why Gawd why? Why must you allow this child things she can use in her torment. Something she can go, "ha ha hahaha ha ha hahahahahahaha!!! Guess what I found?" Why?
I digress.
Anyhoo.... Sadly my dad passed away on April 9th, the day before his 72nd birthday. It was out of the blue. I thought he was being sent to a rehabilitation center in order to do some rehab on his lungs and next thing I know I'm being told things so quickly I couldn't catch my breath. Within 3 days of finding out my dad had been keeping some things from me.... My dad was gone.
The heartbreak seemed to just take all my energy. I was just so overwhelmed with grief that I couldn't function. I laid in bed and cried for weeks and weeks. One day I decided to just poke around in one of his boxes. I had to pack up his apartment and move all of his belongings out within 7 days so there was no time to really SEE anything. Everything was packed away quickly and carelessly. We had just bought our first home less than 9 months prior so I was barely unpacked myself. I just jodn of pushed boxes where I could fit them and hoped for the best.
After a week or 2 I started poking throigh some of the boxes and I came across his change bag. One of the things my dad and I did together was collect coins and go searching for treasure with his metal detector.
We never did find that horda that some Spanish Prince had buried around here when his ship sunk in the Mississinewa river... Hey I was like 5 or 6 when he first told me that story 🤣🤣 rivers looked big enough to sail huge ships on. 😂
My dad was a story teller and a half and I believed everything he told me.... Yes. I was extremely gullible. Lol. My dad was a character and jeez Louise he could tell me the most fantastical tales. I miss that so much. My dad was very much a loner so he didn't really have any guy friends at least any that he hung out with. I was my dad's fishing buddy, junking buddy, sightseeing buddy, or whatever. When the new Lethal Weapon came out-my dad called me and told me to get my shoes on and meet him in my driveway in 15 mins.
When James Dean Weekend kicked off and the annual cruise in started my dad and I were among the 1st people through the ropes. My dad was a classic car enthusiast and he was hell bent on making me one too....From the age of about 6 he could show me a set or headlights and I could tell you make, motel and year (though I wasn't always right on the year 😂 I could get the make and model every time though lol).
When the price of aluminum went up, he called and told me to get ready because he was on his way to get me..... We needed to 'tidy up' the neighborhood cause then 'durned' alki-holic teenagers that lived across from his house (well it was my grandparents house technically 🥴)
Anyhoo... my dad and I always had fun together-he didn't just stick to the 'every other weekend' schedule. I could call my dad on a Tuesday and he would come and pick me up, he was never 'too busy', or had other plans or too tired. My dad was always there if I needed him to be. I never felt my parents divorce. Hell, they divorced 6 months after I was born so I guess I wouldn't of felt it lol. They loved together another few years but around age 6 they finally called it quits and my dad moved back home with my grandparents. Even though he wasn't in the house anymore, I never felt the loss of him because he was never really absent. My dad was always a call away
Anyhow. I'm sorry. I didn't intent this to be this type of post.... It just kind of bubbled out of me. Wow. I guess I had some stuff I needed to get out lol.
My dad and I never got to add much to a coin collection aside from the giant jar we had collected that was full of wheat pennies. Sadly, when my grandmother's Parkinson's got so bad and my dad was unable to care for her in his own-ny grandma went to live in the nursing home permanently. My uncle was given power of attorney and when he got involved it was like a tornado. All of the Momentos my grandma had collected over the years all the collections she saved of me and my sister were all thrown away if they weren't worth anything. I'm not sure what happened to the jar we had dubbed Will the Wheatie Eater 😂.
So... When I was going through some of the boxes I hadn't expected to find anything valuable-my dad wasn't the kind of guy that bought jewelry omand he didn't have collections that would be worth anything but sentimental value. But I was amazed at the things he had kept-i think he had every card I had ever given him, he had saved every little craft I had made him school. Every single one of them....
He had 3 bags that contained change in them. Without thinking I poured them all into one bag, I immediately regretted it because I knew my dad well enough to know that he had them separated for a reason. I was able to quickly pull out the half dollars and the Indiana head penny and the wheaties and the foreign coins he had.... But the others took some research. As I said .. I knew NOTHING of coins prior to his passing and it just broke my heart to think I might accidently spend a coin that he had be so excited to find. So I kept them all until I could figure out what was part of his collections and what wasn't.
I knew coin collecting was not easy and if you were going to do something it was worth doing right but I had NO IDEA how much information I would need to review in order to pinpoint worthy and unworthy coins.... And this my coin collecting journey began. Along the way it stopped being about identifying my dad's cool coins and became the collection I was continuing. Why stop at putting Dad's collection back together?
So... My coin craze began. Every single ding, scratch or discoloration on a coin looks like something when you know nothing 😂. I watched countless videos on RUclips, I watched TikTok, I checked books out at the library, I watched docu-series. And with each new video watched I gain another 10 more question j need to answer 😂
Sigh..... My coin journey will be never ending and one day I will give my paultry collection to my daughter in the hopes that she might add to it and give it to my granddaughter maybe it'll be worth enough money to help get her that cool car at the age of 16 or maybe it can give her enough money to make college a little less stressful, or gosh dare I dream big enough that it might help her out a down payment on her first home 😳 no that's too much pressure lol.
I thank you so much for taking the time to teach us all of these important tidbits. It's overwhelming at first. You want to keep everything but I'm poor so I can't lol ..... I go through change and I keep what I think is interesting or important and the rest go in a pouch to be used when my pay check doesn't make it to the end of the pay period... I shutter to think of all the coins I got rid of early in because I ha misunderstood so much and had thought then to be error free...... Oh gosh it makes me so sick to my stomach to think of all of the pre 1964 dimes that i failed to keep all because I thought that silver was only used on quarters 😂....
Anyhow. I'm going to shut up and post this before I decide to add some more frivolity. I am truly grateful for you and those like you that take the time to share knowledge with the rest of us. I truly don't know what I would of done without all of this help that is so easily found these days. This has made my life so much easier these last few months and it has allowed me the ability to keep my dad with me a bit longer. Every coins I find it's like we are finding it together and I am so grateful for that....
Thank you ❤️
The Wolf Can-Chew Bronze like Bubble Gum Bud ^!!^
I can bend 'em them there pennies with My Fingers that is how soft that Bronze is, The Brass ones from 44-45 and 64-82 are noticeably harder to bend with the Fingers.
Very interesting and kind of a bummer lol, I have a few of these and I'm just glad to not waist money grading them. Thank you for your input. Very informative!!!
The most common intentional damage I see in bank rolls is drill holes 🕳. I think the want to use them as a necklace or charm. I do come across coins that have some kind of dye, these I think are used by the mint as markers in production. The type of dye I have never seen before , a bright red.
We used to tape coins down onto railroad rails and let diesel engines and the box cars flatten them. When I think of the silver quarters we ruined. Ahh? Nickels were the best.
Hi Daniel. I I think your Chanel is the Best, most informative, and always adding updates. Thank you good looking lol.
Thank you Daniel I did watch it until the end and yes this information was important and please keep them coming. And as you say “HAVE A GREAT DAY”
I really enjoyed looking at the video about damage versus errors because , being only about half a year into this obsession, I am more often wrong about my coin than right, or I miss it completely. The more comparative information given to me , the better I can become at my hobby. I really appreciate all your great information and education. What I really like though is your passion and genuine care about the coins and the collecting rather than just trying to make money, which while always lovely to stumble blindly () thats me ) upon something exciting that looks like its valuable (like i said i appreciate the lessons) i like your enthusiasm it gets me excited about my coins when Ive had some false hurrahs and felt a little ignorant. Im too scared to post pictures anywhere because Im not experienced enough and i got laughed at in the last place i tried to get advice.. suggestions? a forum or place i can freely express my numistical challenges without fear of scorn? lovwe elle, gratitude again. namaste
Oh and ps. your delivery is very clear concise and easy to understand and you make it easy to find how to double check and thats a great job. :)
Thanks for the education and great information for references I'm just beginning. This video help take away alot of my confusion.
Extremely helpful and educational . Using your experience to help other's , very commendable . I have a few older coins , that after watching this presentation I am still unable to determine if these coins are damaged or actual errors . Thank you , I still learned something even though I am still stumped .
Thanks for sharing this video, and I sure hope there aren't people who think these are errors.
There's many who do and argue with me on it.
Of course it took a couple of years to understand just how manipulating some people are to make a quick buck. I hope this group will heed your candid and informative information in your videos. In a perfect world everyone would be honest : but, this is the real world and it is far from perfect. Thank you for being a helping hand for anyone who seeks help: including me when I was starting out.
Thanks man! I’m a new collector after retiring from the military. It’s all knowledge. Thank you
Very good ! I've been holding on to so many 'Damaged Coins', not wanting throw away a fortune. My collection thanks you.
I mean that 1863 Indian Head Penny, in the 157 years it’s existed, I think it’s probably more likely that pre 1900 someone was just bored and decided to file it to make it look cool, rather than someone modern day with a dremel
Daniel,
Came across this morgan the other day, wondering what you thought about this, i have multiple people telling me its damage as well as people telling me its a lamination. The denticles under the moved denticles have me questioning this. Wondering your opinion!
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Thanks,
Dan
Thank you so much you explain everything go great. And now I know. So happy to be educated as a new collector
I just found your channel. I am new to the hobby although I have been a Silver stacker for a few years. I have started getting into coins (I love Franklin halves) and have learned so much from your videos. I do buy off of Ebay but now i know what to look for, I have made a few mistakes but fortunately I has not cost me much. I have a very good local coin shop that has fair prices and will spend the time to explain things to me. I think a local shop is the way to go in the beginning. Thanks Daniel!
I think you are the best person to teach anyone ANYTHING about coins!! I appreciate you very much, thank you !
Thank you for sharing your cion show finds. Those finds are in the price range of many coin collectors like myself. It's my personal opinion that our country's first coins are some of the most interesting coins ever minted, and when you find those gems. It's just as exciting as finding a silver Reale on the beach. Thank you again.
GREAT STUFF AGAIN. I HAVE SOME OF THESE TYPE COINS AND ALWAYS WONDERED ABOUT THEM. THANKS
Thanks for the insight my friend
The more I no about Coin Collecting, a better Coin Collector I will be.
Have a good one, and thanks again
Well, you've done it again my friend. I did not want to watch this video, but I'm so grateful that I did bcuz I've always wanted to know how the damage was done on some of the coins I've seen and here you are doing another informative video for free! Tysm, G
Ive sure hoped they were errors, i couldnt find them by searching and i am so darn glade you answered this question for me!! You have saved me a bunch of time. Thank you!!
Jewely coins may have been done years ago when the cent was a cent, not a collector coin. I have picked up through the years a small handful of damaged coins and a few errors. One "rolled" edge, a stamp cutout of Kennedy, deep scratches for whatever reason and a recent hobo nickle. I have a ground down dime that has very odd scratch features on the edge I haven't figured out how they were formed, a puzzle.
Sad thing is that some of the coins like this may have been worth something before they got screwed with. I have found a few different coin's that were collectables, but they were damaged intentionally in some way by someone. I found a Wisconsin extra leaf not to long ago that someone damaged intentionally. Might not of known what they had,or were trying to make up something to make it seem like a extra error or something... I have 2 Wisconsin's already or I would of been more bummed about it. But it did take away the chance for someone else to of maybe of had a good find. The railroad tracks coins are another thing people find and think are a weird error,and also the silver pennies people find from the science experiments.
Hello Daniel, nice crazy video on damage & mint error coins. Keep them comming. Take care.
I've seen those wheat cents plated , I've also come across the holes and rot ,thin ,fire damaged coins ,dryer coins. I've come across those edges damaged Oh I have seen a lot of those plyer or vice coins, what I don't like the sauder and glue or nail polish on them . the counter stamps I find interesting.. great video Daniel thank you for this valuable information.
What about hobo coins,I saw a trade dollar on HA ag grade but someone etched it , this coin was gold , everyone bidding higher and higher so they could show it to their friends. Bottom line it was pornographic in nature. I bet the person lost interest in it real fast, look laugh and ask themselves why did I buy this? Good workmanship though like hobo nickels.
Daniel, Thank you for this video. I am new to this hobby. and I have a few of the coins you showed here and now my curiosity and questions has been answered.
Thank you for this video. It really helped me to learn more.
I appreciate you taking your time to teach us all.
Thank You
Daniel thanks buddy this video will help a lot most ppl want to think they have that big ticket money coin and when they ask one of you guys like one guy said in the comments they want to ask my opinion then when I tell them the truth they want to argue it’s like guys don’t do that you don’t get in this hobby just for money besides those big ticket money coins come around when you least expect it me I do it for the thrill of the hunt then one day when I’m old I have to sell well I might be in for a treat.. ppl don’t understand this is not a quick money making hobby it seems like that all ppl look for is a quick fix making money I get it money is what makes the world go around but you can’t loose your common sense and reasoning for it.. all I’m saying when a man gives you his honest humble opinion you better take it to the bank because that’s the real truth Daniel love the videos brother keep them coming God Bless..
I just wanted to let you know that I I appreciate your knowledge and your honesty on all the details. And I try to watch as many of your video's as I try to learn as much as I can about coins . Thanks and I look forward to seeing New video as you put them out
Great video, probably exactly what my 3 time struck quarter is. Lol
Good Stuff. Very educational and to the point. Not too fast for me, I wished you squeezed in more freaky coins !
Oh that 1863 penny made me cringe the most. It looks cool but...
Don't ya hate scumbags who try to scam people...is nothing sacred anymore?
I really do appreciate your every single video that you've ever had and I am so thankful to be enlighten by such awesome lincoln pennies.
dany my friend thanks for sharing those wise advises , when you said ' may be im wrong" you are not, I always look at your videos and I got every time different tips that help me on my beautiful hobby to become better every time"
thanks again gentleman
That 1909 damaged penny you showed looks like a VDB
Thanks for the info Daniel. As far as you're pace, I think it's just right 👍
Professor Daniel, really love your videos. the studies and lessons are absolutely superb. Coins 101. I am learning a lot.Thank you.
Happy to hear that!
I'm pretty sure the cent on the left @5:18 came out of salt water. Probably a metal detecting find. I've seen many coins come out of salt water that look similar.
Thanks I just started collecting coins for about 2 months now and I learned a lot from you. By the way time to dump some coin out after this video lol.
Thank you so much for that information I have also a lot of these coins and that was a beautiful Indian Head it's a shame that somebody messed it up like that
I like the fact that you inform and teach people about numismatics. Not just the blah about pm prices.