I made it to coin guys shop about a month ago. Coin Guy, his wife, son in-law and daughter are great. I went to his son Brian's shop in St.augistine, I didn't get to meet his son, but got a great deal on constitutional silver for me, and a really nice purse for my wife. If you live anywhere in central Florida support these businesses, they are great people.
The Coin Guy is the greatest. I collected patriotic Civil War tokens and hard time tokens about 25 years ago and this video has me wanting to crack open my safe and look through them again. I love the patriotic sayings on them. The one that has the flag on the obverse says "if anybody attempts to tear it down shoot him on the spot". I also have the error token that says spoot instead of spot. I also have one that has Jefferson Davis hanging from a noose on the obverse and it says "Deat to Traitors" on the reverse. I wish I lived closer to Florida. I would love to show you and Coin Guy my collection.
lol so I binged watched Coin Guy vids and finished yesterday I cant tell you how exciting it is to see a new one on the way, what a great friendly guy with a wealth of information... PS He reminds me of Carol O'conner, the actor who played Archie Bunker in All in the family, even though the character was rough around the edges the actor was supposedly the nicest guy in the world :)
Funny how you're commenting on Speg Tacular, I been watching your vids for years, I think Nutnfancy turned me on to your channel. Coins, guns, knives, motorcycles, anything goes for me.
Glad to see a video on Civil War Tokens and Hard Times Tokens. In 2018 the Civil War Token Society published the newest book on Civil War tokens based on the works of George and Melvin Fuld. The newest book "Patriotic Civil War Tokens 1861-1865" is an excellent source of information. Incidentally, the Southern patriotic token is known as "The Wealth of the South" token minted in 1860 and bears the inscription "No Submission to the North."
I will watch your shows with Guy every single time. I bought some Morgans from him a couple of weeks ago for a great price. It was a perfect transaction. They shipped promptly and packaged well. They even covered shipping cost and tax.
My God! What memory's for me. I still live in Queens and I remember School trips to some of those places. I'm 67 and wow! I love your videos and love listening to The Coin Guy! If I ever get down to Florida again I want to visit with his store. Thanks' Spec for sharing!
There were 3 types of tokens,patriotic,store,and sutler.The sutler tokens are the rarest.On April 22,1864,tokens became illegal to use as currency,and on June 8,all privately issued coins became illegal.Thank you for the wonderful video.You know how much I love history,and I respect Coinguys knowledge of history.Please tell him I said thank you very much, he'll know what I mean. Happy New Year to both of you.Take care
Great history lessons with the Coin Guy. Absolutely brilliant. Always watch these chats. Keep them coming Speg. All the best from England. Wish I had someone like this close by.
I have a Army/Navy token that my Dad had in a old desk. When I looked to see what it was I was amazed how many tokens were made during the Civil War. Great History and that is a incredible collection.
@@Spegtacular No idea. Found it after my Dad passed away. Then my Lady friend called and she would throw pennies on the floor a her cat loves to smack them around the floor, one looked odd and told me it had a Indian Head on one side. Sent me a picture and it is a 1899 Indian Head cent. What are the odds.
I love all the history. Keep it up. Do a vid and get Guy’s rec on starting a collection in U.S gold other than eagles without getting killed on premium.
Very cool Coin Guy and Speg....a very interesting history lesson....wishing you a happy and prosperous new year and much love from Australia ....all good things to you and yours...
Those tokens are really awesome. My dad has a bunch and I have some too. I don't think I've ever seen a collection that large before, though. This was really incredible to see. Thank you!
Another hour with Speg and coin Guy!! I'm really surprised that the staples on 2x2 cardboard are not mashed down. Take a pair of needle nose pliers and squeeze the staple so it won't accidentally scratch another
I hope I can convince people to check these out because they’re awesome. I had no idea. I left the shop after filming and couldn’t stop thinking about them.
@@Spegtacular I absolutely love those tokens, wasn’t aware there were so many! It’s a shame the Canadian $, is worth more like a Mexican peso. It’s a killer to buy anything from the States. Yet back in 2013 we were at par for a short time! If we weren’t paying $1.30 for a State’s $, I’d love to get a couple of those tokens! It’s the one thing I envy the States for the variety of coins and tokens!!
I have just become interested in collecting Australian store tokens from the 19th century, so this video is very timely. It's fascinating to me that some small businesses had enough money and power to mint their own tokens. Unlike digital credit card points today, these 150+ year old coins are permanent and an enjoyable part of coin collecting.
Interesting take on the subject--it is good to see someone speak about the true issues of the Civil War. As an aside, don't know if they are connected, but we have a GINN's store in Williamsburg, VA. Originally I think they were an office supply company, but now offer gifts and collectibles.
Just watched fabulous... new cheeky intro there speg verry nice , good touch with the audio intro makes it professional ... coin guy rules too !!! ❤ from 🇬🇧
I so need to get a couple civil war , hard times, political tokens for my children and grandchildren,. I so need to get ahold of the coin guy he is so knowledgeable. I have learned so much watching you both. My heritage is out of ITHACA NY, ALBANY NY . If he has anything from New York I would definitely be buying. Thank you for bringing these videos to us. God bless you both.
I have bought coins from a Florida dealer. I found a store token in his name, I was glad to buy it and sent it to him. Hello Bill, if you are watching.
I was in there about a month ago and got a dollar bill with the coin guy on it. He gave it to me. He took time to talk to me and my wife. We drove 2 hours to go to his shop. He gave me a good deal on everything I got. We was there almost 1 and a half hours. The whole family is so nice. I'm sure if you ask he would be more than glad to sign it.
I had a chance to buy some tokens. They are cool but I'm all in on 40, 90 percentage Constitutional and gold & silver. Thank you for the lesson gentlemen. ❤😊
I took a shelf down in my last 150yr old house and some 1c stamps Indian head pennys and a civil war token from a store in WI. I took the token in a baggie to show someone at work and I accidentally threw it away! I’m still down about it.
Watching your video on tokens now. I'm one of your subscribers speg guess what I'm from Hamilton,Ohio. Couldn't believe it when I watched it. I'm about 25 miles north of Cincinnati Ohio.
Do you have any from Vermont? I found a Broas pie baker's 41st st. NY. It is a "mule" token having the reverse on both sides. Still trying to find out it's value. Is there a decent online reference that you know of? Thanks and great video!
I love watching you and all that you teach us. I love Coin Guy and want to buy from him. I fought items from someone who flames to be him and now I am upset. I type in coin guy and I can’t get him to pull up. Can you put a link for his eBay store. Thank You.
Get that man a box of hardwood chopsticks to replace that coin mangling screw driver, then we'll get to work on flattening those staples....if it saves one coin😆 or token.
I seen some tokens in the antique shop I go to. Stamp token, school token, tax token. I thought they weren't worth nothing, just kids coins. Looks like I was wrong.
@@Spegtacular I have some Japanese WW2 paper money. They are dated the year the bo.b was dropped. Really nice condition. I think I paid $5.00 each for them. Maybe less. I'm lazy to get up and look. Would something like that be worth being graded? I see a lot of nostalgia.
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I made it to coin guys shop about a month ago. Coin Guy, his wife, son in-law and daughter are great. I went to his son Brian's shop in St.augistine, I didn't get to meet his son, but got a great deal on constitutional silver for me, and a really nice purse for my wife. If you live anywhere in central Florida support these businesses, they are great people.
I'm almost 40 and I feel like a kid waiting for Saturday morning cartoons to start when you have Coin Guy on.
Coin Guy and his family are so wholesome
The Coin Guy is the greatest. I collected patriotic Civil War tokens and hard time tokens about 25 years ago and this video has me wanting to crack open my safe and look through them again. I love the patriotic sayings on them. The one that has the flag on the obverse says "if anybody attempts to tear it down shoot him on the spot". I also have the error token that says spoot instead of spot. I also have one that has Jefferson Davis hanging from a noose on the obverse and it says "Deat to Traitors" on the reverse. I wish I lived closer to Florida. I would love to show you and Coin Guy my collection.
lol so I binged watched Coin Guy vids and finished yesterday I cant tell you how exciting it is to see a new one on the way, what a great friendly guy with a wealth of information...
PS He reminds me of Carol O'conner, the actor who played Archie Bunker in All in the family, even though the character was rough around the edges the actor was supposedly the nicest guy in the world :)
Glad you enjoyed the series!
@@Spegtacular :) Thanks for taking the time to film them
Funny how you're commenting on Speg Tacular, I been watching your vids for years, I think Nutnfancy turned me on to your channel. Coins, guns, knives, motorcycles, anything goes for me.
I forgot to say I love coin guy’s shirt 👍👍👍
I could watch you and coin guy all day! Love it!!!
Another fun and educational time with Guy. Thank you for sharing.
I am in awe. What an amazing amount of history right there.......and knowledge!
Best man to listen to
Oh cant wait ...👍
Well this is an offbeat topic. 🐣😮😎 Yeah Coin Guy & Speg!
Glad to see a video on Civil War Tokens and Hard Times Tokens. In 2018 the Civil War Token Society published the newest book on Civil War tokens based on the works of George and Melvin Fuld. The newest book "Patriotic Civil War Tokens 1861-1865" is an excellent source of information. Incidentally, the Southern patriotic token is known as "The Wealth of the South" token minted in 1860 and bears the inscription "No Submission to the North."
I will watch your shows with Guy every single time. I bought some Morgans from him a couple of weeks ago for a great price. It was a perfect transaction. They shipped promptly and packaged well. They even covered shipping cost and tax.
My God! What memory's for me. I still live in Queens and I remember School trips to some of those places.
I'm 67 and wow! I love your videos and love listening to The Coin Guy! If I ever get down to Florida again I want to visit with his store. Thanks' Spec for sharing!
There were 3 types of tokens,patriotic,store,and sutler.The sutler tokens are the rarest.On April 22,1864,tokens became illegal to use as currency,and on June 8,all privately issued coins became illegal.Thank you for the wonderful video.You know how much I love history,and I respect Coinguys knowledge of history.Please tell him I said thank you very much, he'll know what I mean. Happy New Year to both of you.Take care
I’m glad you enjoyed. A lot of history in these pieces.
Another great video, Spegtacular!
Love the Coin Guy.
This is one of my favorites!! Seeing all those tokens was a treat !!! Thank you for sharing !!!
Love the coin guy, keep making the great videos Spegtacular
Thanks Dustin!
Great history lessons with the Coin Guy. Absolutely brilliant. Always watch these chats. Keep them coming Speg. All the best from England. Wish I had someone like this close by.
Your the best Coin Guy.
Nice one speggy . I think this is probably the most interesting video so far. Coin guy is indeed a "rare coin dealer ". Learnt so much from him. 👍
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! I love Coin Guy's new shirt!
I have a Army/Navy token that my Dad had in a old desk. When I looked to see what it was I was amazed how many tokens were made during the Civil War. Great History and that is a incredible collection.
It is amazing. You think that piece was a hand-me-down?
@@Spegtacular No idea. Found it after my Dad passed away. Then my Lady friend called and she would throw pennies on the floor a her cat loves to smack them around the floor, one looked odd and told me it had a Indian Head on one side. Sent me a picture and it is a 1899 Indian Head cent. What are the odds.
Thanks Jesse, Coin Guy, and Coin Daughter.
this man is a walking history book great content thumbs up
He’s like a walking audio book from Amazon
I love all the history. Keep it up. Do a vid and get Guy’s rec on starting a collection in U.S gold other than eagles without getting killed on premium.
God bless coin guy !!! Cant wait.... ⏳ happy days 👌
Coin Guy is the Coolest 😎
Very cool Coin Guy and Speg....a very interesting history lesson....wishing you a happy and prosperous new year and much love from Australia ....all good things to you and yours...
Stay well in Australia!
Coin guy is so awesome!
Thanks spectacular and coin guy always appreciate your videos together. Great video and information thanks for sharing 👍✌️
Those tokens are really awesome. My dad has a bunch and I have some too. I don't think I've ever seen a collection that large before, though. This was really incredible to see. Thank you!
I enjoyed these old pieces of history pieces of history more than you’d ever know :) cool that you’ve got some!
always enjoy COIN GUY--from CANADA-like the history lessons-will visit his store when we can travel safely again THX
It’s been over a month since I’ve been in the shop. Since I can’t get to FUN, I need to make a Spring Hill trip!
Do it!
Another hour with Speg and coin Guy!! I'm really surprised that the staples on 2x2 cardboard are not mashed down. Take a pair of needle nose pliers and squeeze the staple so it won't accidentally scratch another
I love the history of these tokens, pretty amazing. Your Coin Guy videos are the best.
I hope I can convince people to check these out because they’re awesome. I had no idea. I left the shop after filming and couldn’t stop thinking about them.
@@Spegtacular the Monitor navy coin from 1863 was my favorite. Amazing piece of history.
@@Spegtacular I absolutely love those tokens, wasn’t aware there were so many! It’s a shame the Canadian $, is worth more like a Mexican peso. It’s a killer to buy anything from the States. Yet back in 2013 we were at par for a short time! If we weren’t paying $1.30 for a State’s $, I’d love to get a couple of those tokens! It’s the one thing I envy the States for the variety of coins and tokens!!
Love Guy such a smart man Thanks Speg
Love that new into clip. You did a great job speg and also another great video with coin guy. Keep up the awesome work
Thank you!
I have just become interested in collecting Australian store tokens from the 19th century, so this video is very timely. It's fascinating to me that some small businesses had enough money and power to mint their own tokens.
Unlike digital credit card points today, these 150+ year old coins are permanent and an enjoyable part of coin collecting.
Interesting take on the subject--it is good to see someone speak about the true issues of the Civil War. As an aside, don't know if they are connected, but we have a GINN's store in Williamsburg, VA. Originally I think they were an office supply company, but now offer gifts and collectibles.
Maybe connected!
Was it General Dix “Shoot them on the Spot” error to “Shoot them on the SPOOT”?
Monitor vs Merrimack (remamed Virginia) were the ironclads, I think.
Happy New Year Mr. Guy !!!!!
Hey Coin Guy, just wanted to say we purchased 4 of your Engelhard bars and left a google review. Have a great day
Can you make a video of coin guys best coins in his personal collection? Great content speg. Coin guy is great
Incredible. I've always wanted one and I just might buy one now.
Get one! You won’t regret that purchase.
Just watched fabulous... new cheeky intro there speg verry nice , good touch with the audio intro makes it professional ... coin guy rules too !!! ❤ from 🇬🇧
You heard it here folks! I’m a professional intro maker!!!! 😄
@@Spegtacular 😁👍👍
It has been said: too better yourself,place yourself around better more knowledgeable people. Coin Guy would be my first choice! Thanks to you both!
Happy New Year Coin Guy and SpegTacular!
Awesome video I enjoy the coin guy and l like civil war tokens they are fun to collect!
Thanx spegtacular for this video
Love you man,coin man
He is the best
Happy New Year!!
I so need to get a couple civil war , hard times, political tokens for my children and grandchildren,. I so need to get ahold of the coin guy he is so knowledgeable. I have learned so much watching you both. My heritage is out of ITHACA NY, ALBANY NY . If he has anything from New York I would definitely be buying. Thank you for bringing these videos to us. God bless you both.
Happy New Year to you and Guy 🍾🍾
Did you look in Brunk for the counterstamp flying eagle cent
Very interesting content and information 👍 You learn something new everyday.
Love the info and history! I do not have any of those in my collection...
Gotta get at least one!
I just love the tokens 🥰👍💕💕
I have bought coins from a Florida dealer. I found a store token in his name, I was glad to buy it and sent it to him. Hello Bill, if you are watching.
Very fun to watch!
awesome thanks!
1:14 so basically physical meme currency? Lmao I want that
If you read what’s on some of the Hard Times tokens in detail , they’ll say something like, “Millions for Defense, Not One Cent for Tribute”
Coin Guy!!
Great video! Thanks a lot!!!
I like Guy's shirt!
Coin Guy is the Best, I’m going to purchase some silver from him real soon, wonder if he would mind signing my order?
You’ll have to ask.
I was in there about a month ago and got a dollar bill with the coin guy on it. He gave it to me. He took time to talk to me and my wife. We drove 2 hours to go to his shop. He gave me a good deal on everything I got. We was there almost 1 and a half hours. The whole family is so nice. I'm sure if you ask he would be more than glad to sign it.
coin guy very informative
Coin Guy is the best!
I had a chance to buy some tokens. They are cool but I'm all in on 40, 90 percentage Constitutional and gold & silver. Thank you for the lesson gentlemen. ❤😊
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Hey im from Hamilton Ohio. Its about 30 minutes from Cincinnati. Thats a neat little token.
Hey Cody I'm from Hamilton as well I live on the West Side.
Love the old hard time and civil war tokens I live near Oswego ny it famous for its salmon fishing would of loved that token
Digging the shirt, I want one
Awesome token collection
enjoy your vidoes and a happy new year to you from albury new south wales australia
I took a shelf down in my last 150yr old house and some 1c stamps Indian head pennys and a civil war token from a store in WI. I took the token in a baggie to show someone at work and I accidentally threw it away! I’m still down about it.
Good vid speg 🇺🇸👍🇺🇸
i would love to find one of those ''good for a scent'' civil war tokens. It has a cute dog on the obverse!
Watching your video on tokens now. I'm one of your subscribers speg guess what I'm from Hamilton,Ohio. Couldn't believe it when I watched it. I'm about 25 miles north of Cincinnati Ohio.
Awesome! I picked up a Hamilton piece. I’ll show it off soon.
@@Spegtacular You need any info on Hamilton let me no I've lived here 64 yrs.
Do you have any from Vermont? I found a Broas pie baker's 41st st. NY. It is a "mule" token having the reverse on both sides. Still trying to find out it's value. Is there a decent online reference that you know of? Thanks and great video!
A scarcity of sense for sure
My favourite treasure hunters
I love watching you and all that you teach us. I love Coin Guy and want to buy from him. I fought items from someone who flames to be him and now I am upset. I type in coin guy and I can’t get him to pull up. Can you put a link for his eBay store.
Thank You.
Great video and info
Get that man a box of hardwood chopsticks to replace that coin mangling screw driver, then we'll get to work on flattening those staples....if it saves one coin😆 or token.
Really great video!
a flask of ale and a yard of steel.
thanks ya all.
Nice
Are there any Civil War tokens from Texas?
Texas was part of the confederacy
Hey Spegtacular ,
Do they still have their ebay shop ?
Not for me to advertise
Where can I get that walking liberty hanging on his wall?
I'll tell you how bad it was.....I have a token on back it says "not one cent" and they scraped off the word "not" lol
Dang!
Where can I look to buy some. Interested in Iowa, South Dakota, an Navy tokens?
His info is in the description of this video.
I seen some tokens in the antique shop I go to. Stamp token, school token, tax token. I thought they weren't worth nothing, just kids coins. Looks like I was wrong.
I'd buy them
Go back and grab them!
@@Spegtacular I wish I could. It was the beginning of last year I seen them. Next time I see something like that I will buy them.
@@Spegtacular I have some Japanese WW2 paper money. They are dated the year the bo.b was dropped. Really nice condition. I think I paid $5.00 each for them. Maybe less. I'm lazy to get up and look. Would something like that be worth being graded? I see a lot of nostalgia.
Bin 10 Wilmington NC!🤪
I have a few silver maybe tin civil war tokens
How much for all of them?
Crypto is already making their own currencies. And probably it will end up as a relic of the past as well.
Any available?
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