So what would you do if you had 10$ in a role of quarters and they waa all bicentennial how do I know if my role of quarters that are all Bicentennial quarters is worth any money
I'm a beginner coin "hobbyist"... I appreciate all the information. And I'm having a exciting time looking for rare and cool coins. I've found the 1941, 42, and 43 half dollar, quarter, nickle, and penny sets... tons of bicentennial quarters, wheat pennies, and war nickel. And although nothing I have so far is terribly valuable, I'm having a blast. I found my first 2022 drooling George quarter and I'm tickled pink. Maybe one day I'll run across a very nice find. And again, THANK YOU!
@@nicholespencer7436 hi Nichole ❤️. the drooling George is basically a die chip (or several die chips,) in the corner of George's mouth ( call it Herpe George lol) The 2022 Women quarters Sally Ride, Maya Angelou, Nina Otero-Warren, Wilma mankiller and Anna may Wong. I found it specifically on the Sally Ride "Haley's Comet ☄️" variety. Not all the 'haleys comets' are also drooling George's but some are. There must mlbe tons out there because Ive found like 4 that have both the Haley's Comet and the drooling George As far as I know it's mainly found on the woman's series but I could be mistaken, there may be other quarters that have the oddity as well.... I'm still a noob myself, I've only been collecting for little over a year. When my dad passed away, he had a very small collection and I wanted to keep his collection going so I started learning. It's been a fun ride so far. There is soooooo much to learn though... Lawd!!! In addition to the drooling George's there are also 'warts' to look for it's basically small die chips on the forehead or on the edge of the nose. Little chips that look like little warts... I hope this helps 😀 if you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask I'll help in anyway I can 🥰
They are only worth that much after someone pays for it ... So uh ... Someone had to buy it .... It's undoubtedly more difficult to find the quarter than the Buyer that's for sure
@@RB1TR4G3UR I actually have a few hundred of the bicentennial quarters. One hundred of them are the ones said to be valuable. All of my coins are in very fine or uncirculated condition.
You are awesome! Many people are not willing to help without expecting payment, except for the "know-it-all" jerks who don't mind insulting you for not knowing enough. However, that's why we ask them questions - to learn. Thank you for helping us newbies out. It's really cool and I appreciate it. You've got my subscription for sure!
I'll still hold on to my full bicentennial set. It's in a brown book, and contains all official versions of each of the coins. That's proof, and regular, in nickel clad, silver clad, and silver. It also included coins from each mint. I've had it for about 35 years, and never seen another set like it.
I began collecting Bicentennial pocket change during the 90's sometime. They were fairly common back then, but now they aren't. I did, however, find one last month. I have a smal Tupperware container with a lot of them in it.
The most informative coin collecting video I have ever run across! Proofs, varieties, error,s, and “simple” grading. Most collectors’ videos just show recently acquired coins with descriptions of their value indicators.
First time here. I couldn't turn u off. You really know what ur talking about with Coins ,etc. Your awesome because I can relate to ur knowledge OMG I do have lots of old coins , they were my grandmother's. May I say if she was with us she 110 yrs young
My mom had saved them n also all the silver dollars that she had gotten n b4 she passed my mom gave them to me AND my ex fould them n spent everyone and got mad because i was hiding money from him
@cynthiamcneil7264 Some people are so greedy and narcissistic Best avoid such.... I'm so glad you are away from him. May God bless you and restore you with even better gifts of His perfect love and kindness through Jesus.
@shewho2794 Family members get really weird when the parents pass. People get greedy when previously they were not like that. Or so it seemed. Glad you were able to move on. May God bless you and show you his greatest treasures! He loves you so.
uncirculated? wow sounds like an opportunity! my favorite coin is HEX coin $0.12 the founder of HEX has pulsechain and pulseX coming out soon.. hes doing the worlds largest free airdrop.. its pretty big deal. not financial advice
I found a 1971 quarter clad proof cameo with the s mint mark in a coin roll and some very beautiful examples of regular strike bicententials. I have a few others that are deep cameo regular strike bicentennials with all the details. Out of the 20 or so that I have pulled out of pocket change atleast 3 are in near mint state. Pretty wild the stuff you can find. The only thing that could be my guess as to what would make these coins more valuble outside of the high mintage and variety may be the provenance behind the coin, perhaps that uncirculated 1976-s bicentennial was owned by Elvis or something? Who knows...
I met a guy that is very trusting and we’ve talked 2 times but immediately trusted me enough to take his 20 dollar gold piece and see if it was fake or not I have no plans to fuck the guy over and bring it back to him later today sorry you’ve been betrayed but don’t scare people into not trusting people
My cousin got us when he offered to grade cents. That and a Samurai sword, 1 of 3 we were to get. They are all too good for you is what he said though we put up 1/2the cash! He is now old & ready to croak. Typical used car dealer! I trust no one, parents dead.
I've got a uncirculated 1976 coin set that was sealed in a plastic envelope (Each coin with its own compartment). Not sure of the mint, but I'll have to check. Would this be worth getting graded?
If it comes from the US mint, it will say on plastic container, why would you spend the money to have them graded? A fool and his money are soon parted.
Man I’m really glad I discovered you I’ve been watching other RUclipsrs for weeks almost months now religiously almost obsessively and then I stumble upon you and you are the best out you are the absolute best out there hands-down reason why I say that is because the detail you’re very Brisk and lively you make the video interesting educational and very fun to watch I can watch your videos over again and over again like I have for the last probably 16 hours really appreciate your videos man they are so good thank you so much knowledge is power in one thing greater than money in this civilization why because of our knowledge Kameny money already know what that is it’s not a fun place to be that’s the great thing about America is you can make $100,000 off of a penny or a quarter or even a star no dollar bill and you are making it possible for people like me thank you brother you don’t know how much means
My dad won an uncirculated bicentenial set ( dollar half dollar and quarter, in a red cover) at his bank for giveaways they were having. He gave the set to me, i think i was 5 or 7 when he said he won them, and since I filled out the registration form for him, I could have it. I dont know where it was minted, but after watching your video, I may pull it out of my safe, and check for the mint mark. Thank you.
im your variety/error Oddity guy. i found two wilma mankiller cuds a few months back and got 300 each because it was an earlier example without the die crack on the reverse but still nice finds
do you know if there is any website that gives a fairly comprehensive list of coins worth more than face value? I've tried looking, but I've been unsuccessful in finding any good sites. I started making a hand written list of coins to look for but it ended up turning into a mess because I was trying to list the dates in order and... well it's hard to explain. I just found your channel earlier and subscribed😆 it'd be awesome if you are aware of any helpful sites..(& by helpful I mean.. ones that include many of the varieties etc, that'd help me make a legible list)
me too! you've def got what it takes to have a great channel!! I just happened upon here earlier and appreciated the clarity of speech and your energy etc! thanks!
Hi, that was a good lesson you gave us about the 1976 bicentennial Quarters and l believe the MS69 S is worth more then the Denver MS69 it's Because the San Francisco Quarters were made of Silver.
The very large price difference is due to a couple of things, those are first and formost the large did has to due with the bidders and ultimately the end price tag. With that you then also have an equal contributor being the name on the graded coin and it's previous owner who's part/roll in the Numismatic community and his renown. Thanks for the great clips and keep them coming.
That would conceivably be due to greater access the collectors who recognize higher quality images. They may be sharper due to being struck with a die that has absolutely no wear on it
Great information problem is sending into PCGS you must join their company as a member which costs quite a bit and the matching of your coin hardly ever brings home a grade you think it will . Ive sent in several and a few look 3 grades higher and no recourse to get it 3 higher . They will however regrade but under no circumstances will they go higher than one grade so if you get an MS 65 an MS 66 is best it can go up even tho you have compared to their photos a 67 or better . Its frustrating and very expensive since the new inflation price increases across the board so be cautious before sending in . Ive been doing this 8 years so im not a newbie but still have much to learn . Great video tho 👍💯❤️
Isn't there always "a catch"? It can't be simple and straight forward, our fellow humans, are always making us jump through hoops, for the simplest of things. They have to turn everything into profits, sometimes justified, most of the time, unnecessary. Just greedy traps. Everything is a deviant game or sham, it seems.
You show that knowledge is important in the collecting of coins. Many have coins that were pass down to them from family and need to liquidate the collection. You would be wise to help those uninformed that need to sell, of course this will enable you to make a fair profit- it's a win for you and a win for the person who needs a trusted buyer. Use your knowledge along with you gift of communicating as a source of income. Great video, I'm impressed .
The most expensive bicentennial quarter that he is showing in this Video is MS69 "Bicentennial business strike" that came from the San Francisco Mint so far they only found "3" Coins like this out of 5 Million..The Philadelphia and the Denver Mint they produced 1.6 billion bicentennial quarter's..A Rare 1976-D bicentennial quarter with a Strong Clash Die they are going for $1,246 dollars..Most of the bicentennial quarters out there are very common maybe $8 to $10 dollars with the "S" Mark they are 40% Silver $24 to $144 dollars.. maybe if you have an error coin or a double die you would have to look that up to see the value..💰👀💰
I have a quarter that sticks to a magnet took it to a coin collector and told me that was a good quarter send it to get checked out too those large collectors
If you send that quarter out to get graded I believe that cost about $30 dollars and it takes 2 to 3 weeks..A quarter's before 1965 was almost 100% silver..A steel magnetic coin unfortunately is very common and not very affordable in most cases..Coins from England and Canada are made of steel they would be magnetic in the United States there is no coins that is magnetic maybe the 1943 steel penny that's it..!!
@@jrRrr-tj5wk also, in the 50s, it was a big high school project to make electromagnetic coins. I thought I struck litteral gold with a 50s penny that was magnetic. And I could have made 10x it's face value....
Hey Silverpicker that's a thorough introductory run through of 1976 US Quarter. They are for a good friend of mine like the 1973 Canadian Quarter is for me. Both are beautiful coins.
cool content brother!! im an oddity hunter and pull these out often. i found two in lower mint state so far and first time i checked out your channel and you got a sub here. i like supporting my fellow enthusiasts
my grandfather passed away from covid last year (on my bday of all days). he'd saved all his change since before I was born, so needless to say there was a TON! his kids ended up cashing all of the coins in at the bank and splitting the cash between all the grandkids. when I found out that's what had been done, I couldn't help but wish they'd kept my portion in coins! I've been interested in error coins and such for years now, but I've failed to continuously be on the lookout for them just because I've never been able to find a decent info source with a comprehensive list. I always end up giving up after awhile bc every site on the subject seems to just mention coins so sporadically. I've also got like 10 or so rolls of old pennies that my bf got from his great uncle. I've been wanting to open em up and go thru em, but want to know which dates & or varieties to be on the look out for.
06:59 / I have a couple of these coins with errors on the drums and a couple with filled mint marks what are they worth or how can I find out about this
I found a bisentenial quarter D , filled mint mark! Also same quarter has on reverse, the drum rim has huge error( melted) look can be seen well with naked eye! Fairly good shape also.
I've got one & was told the error on it hasn't even been documented. So my question is can I possibly own a Bicentennial Quarter with an error that hasn't been known, as of today?
I have about 50 dollars worth that I have pulled out of change for about forty years. But I have three I bought in Japan while in the military back in the late 80’s. They are all three S mint marks that came protected in a sleeve and I believe the best one is marked BU. I’m out of the country right now for work but can send pictures next week. Thoughts.
I have found so many 1976 bicentennial quarters while metal detecting that it’s just unbelievable. I always keep them to the side lol I think one of the reasons certain coins go for amounts of money that is unbelievable to comprehend is because of who’s coin collection it came from. there are some collectors who have sort of a star status in the world of coin collecting and other collectors for whatever reason just have to have one of their coins.
How did you start metal collecting. I want to get into the hobby but I don’t know where to start. Every beginners guide throws so much at me I get confused.
This is true. When something has belonged to a famous person, it raises the value. I have been interested in the life of Marilyn Monroe for most of my life. A few years ago, I was browsing a used book store. I was drawn to a certain book on the $1.00 table. It was an older psychology book, an early self-help sort. I recognized the title as one of the titles of books that Marily loved, she read over & over, making notes in the margins. Yep, it had belonged to Marilyn Monroe. When Marilyn was reading, she would twirl her fingers in her hair. As I looked through the book, I saw several strands of hair between the pages. I bought the book. When DNA testing became available, I had some of the hairs with the follicles still attached, tested. I got ahold of a DNA profile of Marilyn & it was an identical match. The book had been her personal property, the hairs were from her. It was expensive to have this done, it was so worth it! The book, notes in the margins, hairs with follicles, are worth much more than the $1. I paid.
@@canadiangoose3598 getting into it is so fun. Biggest tip is to get a decent detector. Not expensive, decent. The garett ace 250 was my first machine and it was great! Not that expensive but not cheap enough to make it a turn off. A pinpointer is a must.
Yes, you are correct, which was something I learned from a coin collecting channel here on RUclips. Soon after I found a silver quarter of that vintage, when getting change at the laundromat. I always check my quarters each week at the laundromat.
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I have a 1955 Silver quarter. No mint mark. The leaf touches the A on America. Lots of errors, big die break all around. Wing on all messed up. Thoughts ?
Thank for your information on the Bicentennial Quarter!!! I have 3 mint Bicentennial set!! Where can I take them to see if they are worth my time!!! I did buy them about 3 years ago on offer up a website that sells everything you want or need!!! What is your advertise in my situation? Have a blessed day because you deserve it!!!!
This guy is the absolute best for the ' I know nothing about coins and how to tell" because I am that other guy. Thank you so much for your layman's videos for Guys like me!¡¡!!!
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I've got a full 10$ roll that my grandfather purchased from the back in 75/76 don't believe they were ever in circulation. He passed away about 10 years ago and I just got them from a family member. I'm sure how to go about looking through them
Be careful for coin dealers , coins my dad had that were already graded , the coin dealer I was going to said it wasn’t an error coin but it ended up not really making any difference . There were only 2 people who knew I inherited rare valuable coins and they both stole almost all of them from me and snuck around and pawned them and sold them on the down low only getting Pennie’s for what they were worth . If they would have let me have them and sale them at an auction , I’m sure my generosity would have reaped them way more . Very sad that a super awesome time in my life turned ugly and cruel
In the graphic you showed with the coin grades, the 64 looked the best, I don't know what whoever graded those was smoking. The shiniest, silverest coin of the bunch, with the sharpest details. The others looked like someone went at them with a blow torch just enough to oxidize them to varying degrees.
Biding war between a few collectors from a know collection…you know people get crazy in an auction! Have seen $150 fruit jars sell for $950 And then .back too $200 for a better example(imho) but collection, and promoting helps
Thank you so much for. I am on a quest for my mother home. I believe that, a penny save is a money EARNED. Besides the history is a cherish, wonderful workmanship.
I do have a 1776-1976 quarter with the D for Delaware on the front and the drummer man on the back.. Can I ask how I can find out if this is worth something ? it would really be a big help right now in my life.
I have read where the Bicentennial 1976 D quarter maybe worth Big $$ if the D mint mark is filled in, I looked through my coins and found 3 coins where the D mint mark is completely filled in, should I have them graded.
I have a question for everyone... What's Up With The 2021 Crossing The Delaware Quarter? I have quite a few that I've got over time but each and everyone look like they came str8 from the Mint?
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How can I sell my coin I have a 1776-1976 Dollar piece Great condition
@@dawaynejefferson9665 he's talking about QUARTERS!! (25)
So what would you do if you had 10$ in a role of quarters and they waa all bicentennial how do I know if my role of quarters that are all Bicentennial quarters is worth any money
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Find a local Coin Collector...
I have a D Mark bicentennial quarter that's in pretty good shape
So refreshing to watch and listen to someone who gets to the point. Thank you. Mom
He got to the point? Really? 13 minutes of bullshit!
Your speech and words are like glue. I wanted out, but I couldn't leave.
I'm a beginner coin "hobbyist"... I appreciate all the information. And I'm having a exciting time looking for rare and cool coins. I've found the 1941, 42, and 43 half dollar, quarter, nickle, and penny sets... tons of bicentennial quarters, wheat pennies, and war nickel. And although nothing I have so far is terribly valuable, I'm having a blast. I found my first 2022 drooling George quarter and I'm tickled pink.
Maybe one day I'll run across a very nice find. And again, THANK YOU!
Same here I just recently started collecting coins myself
Keep your eyes open for a 1943 copper penny or a 1944 steal penny.
I recently found a buffalo nickel. How do I tell if it’s worth anything?
What's a drooling George quarter?
@@nicholespencer7436 hi Nichole ❤️. the drooling George is basically a die chip (or several die chips,) in the corner of George's mouth ( call it Herpe George lol) The 2022 Women quarters Sally Ride, Maya Angelou, Nina Otero-Warren, Wilma mankiller and Anna may Wong. I found it specifically on the Sally Ride "Haley's Comet ☄️" variety. Not all the 'haleys comets' are also drooling George's but some are. There must mlbe tons out there because Ive found like 4 that have both the Haley's Comet and the drooling George
As far as I know it's mainly found on the woman's series but I could be mistaken, there may be other quarters that have the oddity as well.... I'm still a noob myself, I've only been collecting for little over a year. When my dad passed away, he had a very small collection and I wanted to keep his collection going so I started learning. It's been a fun ride so far. There is soooooo much to learn though... Lawd!!!
In addition to the drooling George's there are also 'warts' to look for it's basically small die chips on the forehead or on the edge of the nose. Little chips that look like little warts... I hope this helps 😀 if you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask I'll help in anyway I can 🥰
Sure the coins might be worth top dollar. Finding someone who will pay the top dollar for a coin is more rare than the coins.
@@Bambie714 Are you a coin collector?
They are only worth that much after someone pays for it ... So uh ... Someone had to buy it .... It's undoubtedly more difficult to find the quarter than the Buyer that's for sure
@@RB1TR4G3UR I actually have a few hundred of the bicentennial quarters. One hundred of them are the ones said to be valuable. All of my coins are in very fine or uncirculated condition.
EXACTLY CORRECT BRENDA B
Lol with that way of thinking i guess soo haha
I've always wondered what's going to stop somebody at a grading company from switching your coin out with a less rare one, or how does that work?
You are awesome! Many people are not willing to help without expecting payment, except for the "know-it-all" jerks who don't mind insulting you for not knowing enough. However, that's why we ask them questions - to learn. Thank you for helping us newbies out. It's really cool and I appreciate it. You've got my subscription for sure!
I appreciate how you explain things and you don’t make people feel like you’re stupid appreciate
I'll still hold on to my full bicentennial set. It's in a brown book, and contains all official versions of each of the coins. That's proof, and regular, in nickel clad, silver clad, and silver. It also included coins from each mint. I've had it for about 35 years, and never seen another set like it.
That sounds like a really cool set!
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Yup this times this coins are cool and very much rare. I have it too it awesome 👍
I began collecting Bicentennial pocket change during the 90's sometime. They were fairly common back then, but now they aren't. I did, however, find one last month. I have a smal Tupperware container with a lot of them in it.
How YOUR COLLECTION OF THE,1973-QUARTERS, I HAVE, 58 OF 1973.QUARTER, SO FAR. ART.
You're right. Despite how many were minted, they aren't as easy to find in pocket change any more.
Why the 73
I began a 10 yrs old. 1976,
You’re my favorite bc you keep the info moving, don’t waste time, and gives specific information. Thank you!
The most informative coin collecting video I have ever run across! Proofs, varieties, error,s, and “simple” grading. Most collectors’ videos just show recently acquired coins with descriptions of their value indicators.
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Need be graded by coin appraiser!!! If u. Pay fee & mail it off
I have a big bottle of bicentennial quarters, I would love to have them checked out but not a very trusting person to have them graded
Thank you for the video. I came across $60 plus of bicentennial quarters my grandfather had saved. Now to try and sort… I am overwhelmed!
WOW,👍🧐.
I'll buy them all for $120
Take your time to learn about all aspects. No rush judgement could have u more satisfied you done right
If everybody throws them out they will be worth some money someday. GO AHEAD AND THROW 😂
I was told not to clean coin (only in distill water) u put in cup to leave 5 nights. Rub dirt with a w tip.
First time here. I couldn't turn u off. You really know what ur talking about with Coins ,etc. Your awesome because I can relate to ur knowledge OMG I do have lots of old coins , they were my grandmother's. May I say if she was with us she 110 yrs young
Wow that's incredible! Great longevity! Glad you enjoyed my video :)
I love how available you are to us.
My grandma saved every single one she ever got. My aunt stole the entire dresser full after grandma died. I’ve been saving mine since 1989.
Let me guess the aunt is the black sheep dope head of the family ?
My mom had saved them n also all the silver dollars that she had gotten n b4 she passed my mom gave them to me AND my ex fould them n spent everyone and got mad because i was hiding money from him
Your Aunt will never be special. Just a commonly known thief.
@cynthiamcneil7264 Some people are so greedy and narcissistic Best avoid such.... I'm so glad you are away from him. May God bless you and restore you with even better gifts of His perfect love and kindness through Jesus.
@shewho2794 Family members get really weird when the parents pass. People get greedy when previously they were not like that. Or so it seemed. Glad you were able to move on. May God bless you and show you his greatest treasures! He loves you so.
I have been putting all of my change in large containers for over 2 decades, will have to look through them one of these years
I freakin love your channel informative, knowledgeable and worthy for me to hit the subcribe button. Keep up the great work.
My grandpa has more than. dozen rolls of these that he bought, who knows where, and are completely uncirculated.
Sounds like an opportunity!
i have that coin
uncirculated? wow sounds like an opportunity! my favorite coin is HEX coin $0.12 the founder of HEX has pulsechain and pulseX coming out soon.. hes doing the worlds largest free airdrop.. its pretty big deal. not financial advice
@@hextremelydesirable1648 this is random as hell
@@thefogisgone3662 whats your favorite coin?
I found a 1971 quarter clad proof cameo with the s mint mark in a coin roll and some very beautiful examples of regular strike bicententials. I have a few others that are deep cameo regular strike bicentennials with all the details. Out of the 20 or so that I have pulled out of pocket change atleast 3 are in near mint state. Pretty wild the stuff you can find. The only thing that could be my guess as to what would make these coins more valuble outside of the high mintage and variety may be the provenance behind the coin, perhaps that uncirculated 1976-s bicentennial was owned by Elvis or something? Who knows...
I’m 52 years old. I’ve been robbed by people I trusted to hold my coins. Don’t trust anyone other than your parents.
I met a guy that is very trusting and we’ve talked 2 times but immediately trusted me enough to take his 20 dollar gold piece and see if it was fake or not I have no plans to fuck the guy over and bring it back to him later today sorry you’ve been betrayed but don’t scare people into not trusting people
My cousin got us when he offered to grade cents. That and a Samurai sword, 1 of 3 we were to get. They are all too good for you is what he said though we put up 1/2the cash! He is now old & ready to croak. Typical used car dealer! I trust no one, parents dead.
@@jadedowis3188 Trust NO ONE.
Ya, I know what you mean. Be careful who you trust.I have friends who would take a coin and never give me a penny of they sell it.
My sister stole all our coins my grandparents set aside. Exactly,never trust anyone even those who should've been able to be trusted
Very Instructive, Bravo !
I've got a uncirculated 1976 coin set that was sealed in a plastic envelope (Each coin with its own compartment). Not sure of the mint, but I'll have to check. Would this be worth getting graded?
More than likely no
Yes
If it comes from the US mint, it will say on plastic container, why would you spend the money to have them graded? A fool and his money are soon parted.
Thank you for your information on rare and error coins!!! Have a blessed day because you deserve it!!!
Thank you very much! These videos really help us pocket change collectors.
My pleasure! I'll keep em coming!
Hats the best video I've seen you do, and the first one I watched all the way to end. Good job n getting better.
Thanks so much Chris!
Love how you explain and teach! Congrats! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks so much!!
Thank you for your information on the Bicentennial Quarter!!! Have a blessed day because you deserve it!!!
Man I’m really glad I discovered you I’ve been watching other RUclipsrs for weeks almost months now religiously almost obsessively and then I stumble upon you and you are the best out you are the absolute best out there hands-down reason why I say that is because the detail you’re very Brisk and lively you make the video interesting educational and very fun to watch I can watch your videos over again and over again like I have for the last probably 16 hours really appreciate your videos man they are so good thank you so much knowledge is power in one thing greater than money in this civilization why because of our knowledge Kameny money already know what that is it’s not a fun place to be that’s the great thing about America is you can make $100,000 off of a penny or a quarter or even a star no dollar bill and you are making it possible for people like me thank you brother you don’t know how much means
My dad won an uncirculated bicentenial set ( dollar half dollar and quarter, in a red cover) at his bank for giveaways they were having. He gave the set to me, i think i was 5 or 7 when he said he won them, and since I filled out the registration form for him, I could have it. I dont know where it was minted, but after watching your video, I may pull it out of my safe, and check for the mint mark. Thank you.
Really appreciate your great video. Lots of great information!!
im your variety/error Oddity guy. i found two wilma mankiller cuds a few months back and got 300 each because it was an earlier example without the die crack on the reverse but still nice finds
Hmm will have to look at the couple I have.
do you know if there is any website that gives a fairly comprehensive list of coins worth more than face value?
I've tried looking, but I've been unsuccessful in finding any good sites.
I started making a hand written list of coins to look for but it ended up turning into a mess because I was trying to list the dates in order and... well it's hard to explain.
I just found your channel earlier and subscribed😆 it'd be awesome if you are aware of any helpful sites..(& by helpful I mean.. ones that include many of the varieties etc, that'd help me make a legible list)
PCGS app is extremely helpful, especially for new collectors. 😊
i love how you explain everything so good
Yes! Very good advice
So glad you are enjoying my vids!
me too! you've def got what it takes to have a great channel!!
I just happened upon here earlier and appreciated the clarity of speech and your energy etc! thanks!
Thanks!
I only just saw this! Thank you so much for your generosity!
Have like a 1000 of these quarters but after this video I just threw them all in the garage, thanks for the information
Even at face value that's $250 🫠
Great coverage of the 76 Drummer Boy thanks.
I am thoroughly enjoying your video and will be watching all of them. Thank you so much for your education
Hi, that was a good lesson you gave us about the 1976 bicentennial Quarters and l believe the MS69 S is worth more then the Denver MS69 it's Because the San Francisco Quarters were made of Silver.
The very large price difference is due to a couple of things, those are first and formost the large did has to due with the bidders and ultimately the end price tag. With that you then also have an equal contributor being the name on the graded coin and it's previous owner who's part/roll in the Numismatic community and his renown. Thanks for the great clips and keep them coming.
That would conceivably be due to greater access the collectors who recognize higher quality images. They may be sharper due to being struck with a die that has absolutely no wear on it
I found a ddo ddr die clash with cud errors and die chips yesterday and I believe it's a clad proof.. I'll email some pictures.
I have over a dollar in this but i just like the way they look I also been looking for the 50 cent piece that also came from this time
I have a ton of Kennedy halves. Guess what, they are mostly worth fifty cents.
Great information problem is sending into PCGS you must join their company as a member which costs quite a bit and the matching of your coin hardly ever brings home a grade you think it will . Ive sent in several and a few look 3 grades higher and no recourse to get it 3 higher . They will however regrade but under no circumstances will they go higher than one grade so if you get an MS 65 an MS 66 is best it can go up even tho you have compared to their photos a 67 or better . Its frustrating and very expensive since the new inflation price increases across the board so be cautious before sending in . Ive been doing this 8 years so im not a newbie but still have much to learn . Great video tho 👍💯❤️
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You show that knowledge is important in the collecting of coins. Many have coins that were pass down to them from family and need to liquidate the collection. You would be wise to help those uninformed that need to sell, of course this will enable you to make a fair profit- it's a win for you and a win for the person who needs a trusted buyer. Use your knowledge along with you gift of communicating as a source of income. Great video, I'm impressed .
hi, do u have any link for the 1976 DDO? i might have one, just want it to make sure
Always enjoy your videos, very informative. The best part is the info being put out on pocket change.
i have one
I have the 1976 quarter coin. Ready to part with my precious collection.
The most expensive bicentennial quarter that he is showing in this Video is MS69 "Bicentennial business strike" that came from the San Francisco Mint so far they only found "3" Coins like this out of 5 Million..The Philadelphia and the Denver Mint they produced 1.6 billion bicentennial quarter's..A Rare 1976-D bicentennial quarter with a Strong Clash Die they are going for $1,246 dollars..Most of the bicentennial quarters out there are very common maybe $8 to $10 dollars with the "S" Mark they are 40% Silver $24 to $144 dollars.. maybe if you have an error coin or a double die you would have to look that up to see the value..💰👀💰
I have a quarter that sticks to a magnet took it to a coin collector and told me that was a good quarter send it to get checked out too those large collectors
If you send that quarter out to get graded I believe that cost about $30 dollars and it takes 2 to 3 weeks..A quarter's before 1965 was almost 100% silver..A steel magnetic coin unfortunately is very common and not very affordable in most cases..Coins from England and Canada are made of steel they would be magnetic in the United States there is no coins that is magnetic maybe the 1943 steel penny that's it..!!
@@jrRrr-tj5wk also, in the 50s, it was a big high school project to make electromagnetic coins. I thought I struck litteral gold with a 50s penny that was magnetic.
And I could have made 10x it's face value....
❤ Thank You!! You are Awesome! Learn so much from your info 😊..Christy from WA. State
Hey Silverpicker that's a thorough introductory run through of 1976 US Quarter. They are for a good friend of mine like the 1973 Canadian Quarter is for me. Both are beautiful coins.
Thank you for the awesome response I'll pay money for appraisals I'll take pictures just to se
cool content brother!! im an oddity hunter and pull these out often. i found two in lower mint state so far and first time i checked out your channel and you got a sub here. i like supporting my fellow enthusiasts
my grandfather passed away from covid last year (on my bday of all days). he'd saved all his change since before I was born, so needless to say there was a TON!
his kids ended up cashing all of the coins in at the bank and splitting the cash between all the grandkids. when I found out that's what had been done, I couldn't help but wish they'd kept my portion in coins!
I've been interested in error coins and such for years now, but I've failed to continuously be on the lookout for them just because I've never been able to find a decent info source with a comprehensive list. I always end up giving up after awhile bc every site on the subject seems to just mention coins so sporadically.
I've also got like 10 or so rolls of old pennies that my bf got from his great uncle. I've been wanting to open em up and go thru em, but want to know which dates & or varieties to be on the look out for.
That is so sad that is why People still do corn roll hunting
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I wonder how many 90% silver coins he had.
There are coin collecting magazines and other publications available. Also websites.
You tube is a great place for info.
In 1976 , half your change was bicentennial quarters , like when State quarters rolled out
06:59 / I have a couple of these coins with errors on the drums and a couple with filled mint marks what are they worth or how can I find out about this
I work in vending and I have so many of these I just love the design and since most are clad there easy to find
THAT WOULD BE THE WAY TO TELL WHAT AND WHAT IS NOT HARD TO FIND
Because it came from a well known high end collector fuller that’s why it sold at such a premium. Good video 👍
Exactly 😐
But 3x more?? Just for that?
Bc it was sold at an auction and more than one person wanted it, the price got bid up.
I found a bisentenial quarter D , filled mint mark! Also same quarter has on reverse, the drum rim has huge error( melted) look can be seen well with naked eye! Fairly good shape also.
I've got one & was told the error on it hasn't even been documented. So my question is can I possibly own a Bicentennial Quarter with an error that hasn't been known, as of today?
I have the drumboy with the stick on the drum in his right hand
What is the error?
I have the1776-1976 quarter. Uncirculated marked by NGC WHAT PRICE WOULD THIS COMMAND.
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I got a dime with queen elizabeth the 2 on one side and Canada and a boat 2008 it's a Canadian dime
Ihave1776/1976andD
@@kyawmyonaing3601 you get a lot of 🤑🤑🤑🤑
How can I sell
Please let me know
I have about 50 dollars worth that I have pulled out of change for about forty years. But I have three I bought in Japan while in the military back in the late 80’s. They are all three S mint marks that came protected in a sleeve and I believe the best one is marked BU. I’m out of the country right now for work but can send pictures next week. Thoughts.
I have found so many 1976 bicentennial quarters while metal detecting that it’s just unbelievable. I always keep them to the side lol
I think one of the reasons certain coins go for amounts of money that is unbelievable to comprehend is because of who’s coin collection it came from. there are some collectors who have sort of a star status in the world of coin collecting and other collectors for whatever reason just have to have one of their coins.
How did you start metal collecting. I want to get into the hobby but I don’t know where to start. Every beginners guide throws so much at me I get confused.
This is true. When something has belonged to a famous person, it raises the value.
I have been interested in the life of Marilyn Monroe for most of my life. A few years ago, I was browsing a used book store. I was drawn to a certain book on the $1.00 table.
It was an older psychology book, an early self-help sort. I recognized the title as one of the titles of books that Marily loved, she read over & over, making notes in the margins.
Yep, it had belonged to Marilyn Monroe.
When Marilyn was reading, she would twirl her fingers in her hair. As I looked through the book, I saw several strands of hair between the pages. I bought the book.
When DNA testing became available, I had some of the hairs with the follicles still attached, tested. I got ahold of a DNA profile of Marilyn & it was an identical match. The book had been her personal property, the hairs were from her.
It was expensive to have this done, it was so worth it!
The book, notes in the margins, hairs with follicles, are worth much more than the $1. I paid.
@@canadiangoose3598 getting into it is so fun. Biggest tip is to get a decent detector. Not expensive, decent. The garett ace 250 was my first machine and it was great! Not that expensive but not cheap enough to make it a turn off. A pinpointer is a must.
@@FreeSpirit47 normally don’t read long reply’s but this was very cool. I’m happy to hear you got something you love for a mere dollar
@@logansmith4690 Thank you.
Watching and thank for sharing Good information 👍
If memory serves me right 1964 was the last year that hard coins were made of real silver
Yes, you are correct, which was something I learned from a coin collecting channel here on RUclips. Soon after I found a silver quarter of that vintage, when getting change at the laundromat. I always check my quarters each week at the laundromat.
In 90%silver content. Up to 69..Kennedy half dollars were 35 or 45 % silver. Some S minted halts in mint sets were same percentage
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I have a 1955 Silver quarter. No mint mark. The leaf touches the A on America. Lots of errors, big die break all around. Wing on all messed up. Thoughts ?
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Thank for your information on the Bicentennial Quarter!!! I have 3 mint Bicentennial set!! Where can I take them to see if they are worth my time!!! I did buy them about 3 years ago on offer up a website that sells everything you want or need!!! What is your advertise in my situation? Have a blessed day because you deserve it!!!!
Thanks for the information. According to what I’ve seen in a coin collector’s book, the average bicentennial quarter is worth between 4-8 bucks.
Not true. Most are worth a quarter.
I have about a hundred of them. I'll sell you all of them for 3 bucks apiece. You save 100 dollars.
Mint state and rarity is where the big bucks are.
Wait till you find a IKE 1776-1976
With the Bold letters on the Reverse.
Largest silver dollar there is. I got one.
I have one that appears to have the initials of the designer. JLA...Minted in D 1976... is there a market for that one?
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I've got a full 10$ roll that my grandfather purchased from the back in 75/76 don't believe they were ever in circulation. He passed away about 10 years ago and I just got them from a family member. I'm sure how to go about looking through them
That 19,200 auction was probably a runaway auction where two people were updating each other.
Had to be from someone really well known as a collector because his name was on a ton of pop top coins.
I had hundreds of those when I was a kid. Saved them for years😊
Be careful for coin dealers , coins my dad had that were already graded , the coin dealer I was going to said it wasn’t an error coin but it ended up not really making any difference . There were only 2 people who knew I inherited rare valuable coins and they both stole almost all of them from me and snuck around and pawned them and sold them on the down low only getting Pennie’s for what they were worth . If they would have let me have them and sale them at an auction , I’m sure my generosity would have reaped them way more . Very sad that a super awesome time in my life turned ugly and cruel
I so agree! Member of my family though marriage stole the Coins from house instead waiting for me to him his share!!
Definitely liking this video , the Shiny will get dumped out on the pool table to sort
I work in the vending industry and I probably see a hundred or so bicentennial quarters every week. I have yet to find a San Francisco mint.
Yep, I've heard that. I actually made a TikTok about it a few months ago!
I think they are all found in prof sets.
In the graphic you showed with the coin grades, the 64 looked the best, I don't know what whoever graded those was smoking. The shiniest, silverest coin of the bunch, with the sharpest details. The others looked like someone went at them with a blow torch just enough to oxidize them to varying degrees.
Oh wow I can't believe a ms68 can be found in the wild.. you are the best man!
I have a 1776-1976 quarter no mint mark.DDO and DDR and made of what looks like the color of platinum no shine. What can you tell me about it
I have a feeling the Michael Fuller connection made the extra difference in price, extra attention from a top collector
But that much?!
Biding war between a few collectors from a know collection…you know people get crazy in an auction! Have seen $150 fruit jars sell for $950
And then .back too $200 for a better example(imho) but collection, and promoting helps
Thank you so much for. I am on a quest for my mother home. I believe that, a penny save is a money EARNED. Besides the history is a cherish, wonderful workmanship.
i have an error coin. the back side is upside down. is that worth anything
I started collecting but where do I get them graded or looked at ???
Can you please advise on which microscope to buy and books to get me started?
I have two Bicentennial quarters that is mint mark on them or D how do I go about selling them
I have a 1976 s silver quarter ms 69 graded quarter that has a DDR. Do you know how much that can draw?
I do have a 1776-1976 quarter with the D for Delaware on the front and the drummer man on the back..
Can I ask how I can find out if this is worth something ? it would really be a big help right now in my life.
thank you for sharing this video and good luck my friend 👍👍👍👍😉
I have read where the Bicentennial 1976 D quarter maybe worth Big $$ if the D mint mark is filled in, I looked through my coins and found 3 coins where the D mint mark is completely filled in, should I have them graded.
I have a question for everyone... What's Up With The 2021 Crossing The Delaware Quarter? I have quite a few that I've got over time but each and everyone look like they came str8 from the Mint?
I'm sorry, what was that high-end auction called again? I didn't see it listed in the description section.
I have a 2002 -P Louisiana state quarter that has the
Loui. Missing from the back. siana is the mark on the coin.
I just started coin collecting a few months ago and a few days ago just got a few of my oldest and your channel really helps me and I’m sure others
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How would you pack your coins to ship for grading?
I’m gonna do a video on it soon!
@@Silverpicker great thank you herd some bad stories about the transportation of some coins!!
Hello silver picker. I have a 1936 buffalo nickel that I would like you to take a look at. My mother had it and I acquired it.
Sir i have A lot Centennial Quarter but i have idea what quarters its value and how much prise canna help me