Very good point Daniel on finding cool non-coin items at coin shows. Last weekend I was a dealer (my fourth show as a dealer) in a small show. A veteran dealer told me beforehand that if I did not have enough "Coin Inventory" then I should try to add other collectibles to take up the slack. Wow was he right. I was also selling vintage Marble King marbles, coin banks, Civil war memorabilia and World's Fair items. Dealers that also carry other items makes them "stand out" amongst the sea of graded Morgan dollars.
Randy sounds like a great friend. I completely understand him not wanting to do stuff in front of the camera,not whatever it is. We're all different and it sounds like he's great at what he does. Always nice to have a real friend like that.
Great video and recommendations for how to behave at a coin show. In your last video you referenced Mr Haney from Green Acres, in this one you reference emotions and Vulcans from Star Trek. Anybody who can accomplish that, you know you're dealing with the right guy. Live long and prosper Daniel.
Yall be very careful and aware of your surroundings. Near me, coin dealer left show, apparently was followed, part in front of the shop went inside and in less than 5 minutes someone had popped his trunk and taken everything
Daniel everything you said will be at FUN this week. They sell watches and diamonds, Stamps and fossils and also have gold panning. It is a great time and you have to go more than just one day or you wont see everything.
You are so correct Sir. My very 1st time at a coin show. I made a point of buying something. And ended up buying 6 -10 different things from different dealers. The experience of chatting with these guys were outstanding. Infact, they were all excited about my visit. One dealer just blessed me with a 1955 proof set calling my attitude remarkable.😍
Okay, fair warning, what I am about to say here some of you won't like. My teenage son and I have been regulars at the Orlando FUN show for the past couple of summers. Many of the dealers there are helpful and informative. Unfortunately, we have also discovered that some won't even acknowledge my son even when he had a respectable Morgan collection to trade, sell or just talk about. Some just seem perfectly happy buying and selling with other vendors. I think this does a tremendous disservice to the casual or beginning numismatists. Last year, one vendor even tried to scam my son and I on a coin. I've been collecting on and off for over 40 years and, when I called the guy out on his bull**** lowballing, he got all nasty and we went somewhere else. The same is true of a local coin shop that lied to my son about the validity of a coin grade. We trusted them and had spent hundreds of dollars there and the owner flat-out deceived us. So, in conclusion, I generally think coin show vendors and sellers tend to be well-intentioned. But there are definitely some that give numismatics a bad rep and have the social skills of a plant. And as far as the hobby reaching to any demographic other than MIDDLE-AGED WHITE MEN, forget about it. If you want long-term growth in the hobby and more attendance at coin shows or shops, the field is going to have to rethink its approach over the long term be more welcoming to EVERYONE in the community.
You are a great guy Randy I appreciate you very much what you do and how you explain everything to the coin hobby and business.. I enjoy watching your site thank you very much God bless
I've been to a couple of shows you were at and used your tips from past videos and it works very well makes the coin show experience fun thank you Daniel
I so appreciate your authentic way of communicating through your youtube videos. Your comments and sharing of information is always helpful and refreshing. Keep it up, Daniel!
There is always a couple of dealers at a show who are unfriendly. They may have a great inventory, but they sit there with their arms folded, looking kinda mean. There are plenty of friendly dealers, who are there to sell coins, and not just to show off their inventory. Visit them.
I drove from Birmingham Alabama to Tampa in 2017 for The Florida Fun Show . Didn't purchase a whole lot but enjoyed myself very much and seen everything you could possibly see
Great video Daniel! Wished I could have went. I know folks that are going. I might even see a live feed in approved areas. Just be loose, say Hello, be respectful, say thank you and ENJOY !
Another great video Daniel, I really enjoy your content, your openness honesty and most importantly transparency is great! Videos like this and the content that you put out only help not only the hobby and help the new comers by guiding them and showing them what’s out there and available and the things to be aware and in hopes that they don’t get taken advantage of. keep up the great work. Thanks again!!
I moved to a state that taxes our hobby a year ago. The coin show seems to be a good way around paying that 8.5% tax. I do miss the big show in DFW, Texas but the coin show in Albuquerque has a nice showing so far
I agree with everything you said I do the same thing when I'm at shows if I'm buying and I expect people to treat me the same way when I am selling add a coinI agree with everything you said I do the same thing when I'm at shows if I'm buying and I expect people to treat me the same way when I am selling at a coin
Ha Daniel, Really appreciate all the great informational videos. I am a GREENHORN! When it comes to this hobby. Yet me and my 16 year old Son enjoy the vast knowledge You share, we have been enjoying hunting threw our piggy banks for unique coins. Plus my son loves history!!! Win win for us. Great bonding time. Learning lot's! Keep up the great work 👍 Happy Hunting!
When I go to coin shows the first thing I do is visit each and every table. But I remain silent and look for coins I really want. When I see what I like, the second round I will ask a a question on a coin. If several tables have the same coin I like I look at price and then I will buy the best deal. I don't waste dealers time especially if there are a few customers behind me. I make very little talk because a show is amsometimes the best for dealers and buyer.
Once again you blow my mind! THANK YOU for being sO clear, thorough and very understanding of the business and certainly how people are. In some ways you’re more of a psychiatrist to me.😅Thanks again and Happy New Year!🍷
Thanks for the informative upload. I’ve only been collecting and stacking for a little less than a year. Mostly buy from a coin guy at the local flea market. Not a people person so I’m trying to get up the nerve to go to a show or drive a couple hours to the nearest LCS. Th is video definitely helps me. Keep posting and be safe friend!
I collect Comic Books as well and it's the same as a Coin Show. There are Vendors everywhere. Just act nice and if you don't like Vendor #1, go to Vendor #2 etc...Just don't act like a jerk and you'll have fun there. Thanks for sharing. 😀
Great point about negotiating and not letting it get personal. The only coin shop within 50 miles of me is the lobby of a sign/shirt print shop. Their prices on cheaper coins are reasonable, but anything valued over $50-$75 is at least 40 percent above eBay Sold auctions. Offers to buy are even worse. They offered me $600 for a 1909-S VDB NGC F15. By keeping my emotions out of it, I didn't risk bad blood, and now they happily let me cherrypick new purchases of bulk silver. They have their reasons for high prices and low offers, and I'm guessing the coins are a hobby to bring in a little extra cash.
The benefit of a coin show is that you have dozens or sometimes even hundreds of coin dealers all together in one place so you dont have to take the time, trouble and expense of going to many different places in order to see, buy and sell coins. That's worth a lot. And most of them are free to attend! And the benefit of a coin dealer is that they are providing a product or service that you cant easily find on your own. That's also worth a lot. If you think the price for a coin is too high, you can vote w your feet or wallet or pocketbook and go somewhere else. If enough people do that, the dealers/suppliers/distributors have no choice but to reduce their prices to some degree.
Greek guy told me its bad luck if you walk into a store look around and dont buy anything. He also owned a store but it would explain why i feel bad when i do that.
love your vids just heard about this show today, too late I'm in sw fla it would have been worth the drive for me. now I know how to behave thanks bet someone had 3 legged 1937 d buffalo nickel that I'm looking for sorry I missed it
Also I am starting a you tube channel I know not another one. I have been stacking for a while so there will be a bit of that and grab bags. But I am knew to collecting and there will be some of that my mistakes and more. I respect you and think you have a lot of integrity that is why I bought a grab bag from you hop you do not mind me going thru it on camera. But sometime I would like to talk to you about collecting from a beginners view. You can shot me an email it will be a while I am doing my first video in a few days. Thanks
I stopped going to the Baltimore show. Most of the dealers I attempted to speak with were condescending and sneering. Like they were doing me a GREAT BIG FAVOR when offering a price for the paper currency errors I had or just asking questions. A few were sound asleep. It was a very depressing environment.
How come very few people make the same claim? Was your currency errors minor, medium or major? It sounds like to me they aren’t dramatic enough and you also showed your displeasure so obviously the dealers are not going to respond to you positively. You’re one reason I did this video. You get all bent b cause you didn’t get what you wanted. So you try to make the dealers look bad.
I got to ask for shows. Have you ever had a customer pick 20-25 items and claim they will be right back? They would look around other tables and leave (Why someone would waste their own time and yours is nutz)I did it once 20 years ago, then never would hold it unless paid. (Argue with you that they will be back. I explained, that other customers may want them and I didn't consider them sold. They would get mad at me. Nutz!) It happened a lot. Or would offer a low ball on $1000's, If you didn't agree with the offer. (Walk away and you have to put all that inventory back.)
I'll gladly hold a few items for someone, (and a lot more for regular customers) but 20-25 items for a stranger is a definite no. Don't think that the odds of someone buying those items is zero.......I once offered to set aside a bracelet for someone that had interest in it but whom had just arrived at that antique show and wanted to browse. (There was roughly 2000 dealers there) The lady said "that's okay, the chances of someone buying it are slim, I'll be back." Two hours later another woman sees it, tries it on and buys it. The woman who initially wanted it came back and was looking for it......and when I told her that someone bought it, she was none-too pleased and knew she screwed up. 😏
Hey Daniel, I'm watching you're video because I wanted to sell my father's coins collection due to his death I have never tried to do this before or even been to a coin show.I just wanted to say thank you for any guidance or tips.
I am a retired and have historically bought in quantity from a precious metals broker. As I have begun to expand into coins in addition to bullion, I am hoping you can offer some thoughts on where to locate 'farm fresh' coins. I have gone to a few shows but would like to buy directly from collectors. I would also be interested in scrap gold jewelry. Thanks! I enjoy your channel.
If you want to buy from collectors then you're still going to pay dealer prices. You need to become a dealer and open your own shop to buy like that. Buying from brokers isn't a good way to do it, you will be just fine buying at the shows or finding you a good Facebook group.
@@CoinHELPu Thanks for the reply. I am wondering how I might buy from folks who have inherited coins (is there a good way to advertise?). I do like the idea of becoming a dealer and going to shows and using Facebook groups. Could you advise on how one can become a dealer? Thanks again!
You don’t become a dealer just do you can buy stuff cheaper. A dealer is much more than a buying hoarder. You can search my channel for videos on being a coin dealer. Just remember everyone wants coins cheap but that’s not a good reason to get into the business.
@@CoinHELPu Thanks for your thoughts. I'll check out your videos. Being retired, I am not looking for any profits. I would like to have access to larger collections that I could go through and research.
Just seems less drama to just order on line just started stacking and can't believe the attitudes and just on my second purchase was sold a fake and when told they denied it until the magnet proved different my opinion I'd rather just order from a honest company and be done with it seems honest a fare dealers are few and far between these days
Just received my brother’s coin collection. How do I know if I am getting a good value for his collection? And how do I find buyers? Thank you in advance for your assistance.
I behave like an entitled little brat who's never satisfied and who will throw a fit if he doesn't get his way. I always go over well with the older generation of coin dealers. I get lots of interesting feedback...
I feel guilty if i go into a coin shop and get a bunch of information and then not buy anything. I think it's the least I could do for the knowledge. I'm hoping to visit you one day Daniel, I'm just up the road here in Pittsburgh, so not to far. Have a great day, and a prosperous new year!
My question is... how frowned upon is it to discreetly record video on your phone? I'd like to make videos at coin shows to help spread awareness for this hobby
Daniel, I have been searching for a 1912- d, Lincoln cents for a long time.I want one graded by pcgs only, and in xf- 45 to Au -58.Wouldnt have that animal would you? Thankyou.
Just out of curiosity, will you be at and/or set up at the Central States coin show in Schaumburg, IL this April?? After watching many of your videos I would like to meet you.
@@CoinHELPu Neither do I, but if I knew you were coming out this way (Chicago area) I would try to attend the show to meet you. I like your approach, honesty and attitude that you present on your clips.
Don't act like an ass overall. I have encountered a guy who was mocking another visitor who was wearing a mask. If a guy wants to wear a mask then it is their right.
Turn your phone “sideways”, when you video stuff… That way, your RUclips video will fill my ENTIRE 60” television. The way you’re doing it, currently, shows a smaller picture to your viewers. ( only 1/3 of the entire view, to be precise.)
So, we need to show logic, mixed with concern and kindness on a Spock good day. Like the concern Leonard Nimoy had for William Shatner when DeForrest Kelley and him were locked up in the episode, “Bread and Circuses,” when they were worried for Jim’s welfare, when, of course, as usual, the Captain was fooling around with a Romanish woman slave?
Not my words. I am giving people good advice on what to expect at coin shows and some best practices. You should really not let your ego define my videos. I am educating and trying to take the mystery out of the hobby.
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Very good point Daniel on finding cool non-coin items at coin shows. Last weekend I was a dealer (my fourth show as a dealer) in a small show. A veteran dealer told me beforehand that if I did not have enough "Coin Inventory" then I should try to add other collectibles to take up the slack. Wow was he right. I was also selling vintage Marble King marbles, coin banks, Civil war memorabilia and World's Fair items. Dealers that also carry other items makes them "stand out" amongst the sea of graded Morgan dollars.
Randy sounds like a great friend. I completely understand him not wanting to do stuff in front of the camera,not whatever it is. We're all different and it sounds like he's great at what he does. Always nice to have a real friend like that.
Good Morning Daniel!!🌞🍵 Having good friends in the hobby is such a great part of it!!!
Great video and recommendations for how to behave at a coin show. In your last video you referenced Mr Haney from Green Acres, in this one you reference emotions and Vulcans from Star Trek. Anybody who can accomplish that, you know you're dealing with the right guy. Live long and prosper Daniel.
I have not been to a coin show yet, but I will take your advice to heart when I do. Thanks for the advice, all your advice.
Yall be very careful and aware of your surroundings. Near me, coin dealer left show, apparently was followed, part in front of the shop went inside and in less than 5 minutes someone had popped his trunk and taken everything
Daniel everything you said will be at FUN this week. They sell watches and diamonds, Stamps and fossils and also have gold panning. It is a great time and you have to go more than just one day or you wont see everything.
Excellent video, Daniel! Happy New Year! Cheers.
You are the best Mr Dan. Period...
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You are so correct Sir. My very 1st time at a coin show. I made a point of buying something. And ended up buying 6 -10 different things from different dealers. The experience of chatting with these guys were outstanding. Infact, they were all excited about my visit. One dealer just blessed me with a 1955 proof set calling my attitude remarkable.😍
Okay, fair warning, what I am about to say here some of you won't like. My teenage son and I have been regulars at the Orlando FUN show for the past couple of summers. Many of the dealers there are helpful and informative. Unfortunately, we have also discovered that some won't even acknowledge my son even when he had a respectable Morgan collection to trade, sell or just talk about. Some just seem perfectly happy buying and selling with other vendors. I think this does a tremendous disservice to the casual or beginning numismatists. Last year, one vendor even tried to scam my son and I on a coin. I've been collecting on and off for over 40 years and, when I called the guy out on his bull**** lowballing, he got all nasty and we went somewhere else. The same is true of a local coin shop that lied to my son about the validity of a coin grade. We trusted them and had spent hundreds of dollars there and the owner flat-out deceived us. So, in conclusion, I generally think coin show vendors and sellers tend to be well-intentioned. But there are definitely some that give numismatics a bad rep and have the social skills of a plant. And as far as the hobby reaching to any demographic other than MIDDLE-AGED WHITE MEN, forget about it. If you want long-term growth in the hobby and more attendance at coin shows or shops, the field is going to have to rethink its approach over the long term be more welcoming to EVERYONE in the community.
Facts. The sneakers community is wide open to all ages.
You are a great guy Randy I appreciate you very much what you do and how you explain everything to the coin hobby and business.. I enjoy watching your site thank you very much God bless
It’s Daniel but thanks.
@@CoinHELPulol sorry about that Daniel .. thank you .. I like your videos
I've been to a couple of shows you were at and used your tips from past videos and it works very well makes the coin show experience fun thank you Daniel
I so appreciate your authentic way of communicating through your youtube videos. Your comments and sharing of information is always helpful and refreshing. Keep it up, Daniel!
There is always a couple of dealers at a show who are unfriendly. They may have a great inventory, but they sit there with their arms folded, looking kinda mean. There are plenty of friendly dealers, who are there to sell coins, and not just to show off their inventory. Visit them.
I drove from Birmingham Alabama to Tampa in 2017 for The Florida Fun Show . Didn't purchase a whole lot but enjoyed myself very much and seen everything you could possibly see
Great video Daniel! Wished I could have went. I know folks that are going. I might even see a live feed in approved areas. Just be loose, say Hello, be respectful, say thank you and ENJOY !
Yessss indeed! I've been to a few coin shows and just loved it 😍..Thank you
Well Said Daniel. Keep up the great work!
Another great video Daniel, I really enjoy your content, your openness honesty and most importantly transparency is great! Videos like this and the content that you put out only help not only the hobby and help the new comers by guiding them and showing them what’s out there and available and the things to be aware and in hopes that they don’t get taken advantage of. keep up the great work. Thanks again!!
I moved to a state that taxes our hobby a year ago. The coin show seems to be a good way around paying that 8.5% tax. I do miss the big show in DFW, Texas but the coin show in Albuquerque has a nice showing so far
Great information and insight Daniel!! You have a great day too!!
I LIKE ALL YOUR VIDEO'S THANKS DANIAL
Right on Daniel. Good advice. Wish I had this insight and knowledge as a youngster.
Another excellent listen. Thanks!
I agree with everything you said I do the same thing when I'm at shows if I'm buying and I expect people to treat me the same way when I am selling add a coinI agree with everything you said I do the same thing when I'm at shows if I'm buying and I expect people to treat me the same way when I am selling at a coin
I'm headed to the Fun Show now, i'll look for him!
Will say hi to your friend at the fun show
awesome informational video Daniel thank you for sharing
Ha Daniel, Really appreciate all the great informational videos. I am a GREENHORN! When it comes to this hobby. Yet me and my 16 year old Son enjoy the vast knowledge You share, we have been enjoying hunting threw our piggy banks for unique coins. Plus my son loves history!!! Win win for us. Great bonding time. Learning lot's! Keep up the great work 👍 Happy Hunting!
I hope your son stays interested!
When I go to coin shows the first thing I do is visit each and every table. But I remain silent and look for coins I really want. When I see what I like, the second round I will ask a a question on a coin. If several tables have the same coin I like I look at price and then I will buy the best deal. I don't waste dealers time especially if there are a few customers behind me. I make very little talk because a show is amsometimes the best for dealers and buyer.
Great advice - thank you…
I’m in California- just started New Year with a January 1 coin show pleasant experience
Great video Daniel 👍
Those Morgans are beautiful, loved all, and your information is very good and helpful, I want to get one, going to check out your website. Thank you.
Hey thanks for the advice I plan on going to a coin show soon so the advice helps
Once again you blow my mind! THANK YOU for being sO clear, thorough and very understanding of the business and certainly how people are. In some ways you’re more of a psychiatrist to me.😅Thanks again and Happy New Year!🍷
Another great video 📸👌
As always it's been a pleasure
Going to my first show on Friday.
Pretty pumped
Good luck
Make sure you take a wheel barrow full of cash or it's like going Christmas shopping with 10 bucks. Remember buy wisely.
Got a coin show in 5 hours feel like Christmas every time 👍
Thanks for the informative upload. I’ve only been collecting and stacking for a little less than a year. Mostly buy from a coin guy at the local flea market. Not a people person so I’m trying to get up the nerve to go to a show or drive a couple hours to the nearest LCS. Th is video definitely helps me. Keep posting and be safe friend!
Go for it; ✌meet the challenge head on.
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I collect Comic Books as well and it's the same as a Coin Show. There are Vendors everywhere. Just act nice and if you don't like Vendor #1, go to Vendor #2 etc...Just don't act like a jerk and you'll have fun there. Thanks for sharing. 😀
Great point about negotiating and not letting it get personal. The only coin shop within 50 miles of me is the lobby of a sign/shirt print shop. Their prices on cheaper coins are reasonable, but anything valued over $50-$75 is at least 40 percent above eBay Sold auctions. Offers to buy are even worse. They offered me $600 for a 1909-S VDB NGC F15. By keeping my emotions out of it, I didn't risk bad blood, and now they happily let me cherrypick new purchases of bulk silver. They have their reasons for high prices and low offers, and I'm guessing the coins are a hobby to bring in a little extra cash.
How to find local coin show?
you have to pay to play..... on both sides of the table, good video
The benefit of a coin show is that you have dozens or sometimes even hundreds of coin dealers all together in one place so you dont have to take the time, trouble and expense of going to many different places in order to see, buy and sell coins. That's worth a lot. And most of them are free to attend! And the benefit of a coin dealer is that they are providing a product or service that you cant easily find on your own. That's also worth a lot. If you think the price for a coin is too high, you can vote w your feet or wallet or pocketbook and go somewhere else. If enough people do that, the dealers/suppliers/distributors have no choice but to reduce their prices to some degree.
I've been thinking about renting a table an selling some myself
Greek guy told me its bad luck if you walk into a store look around and dont buy anything. He also owned a store but it would explain why i feel bad when i do that.
love your vids just heard about this show today, too late I'm in sw fla it would have been worth the drive for me. now I know how to behave thanks bet someone had 3 legged 1937 d buffalo nickel that I'm looking for sorry I missed it
Also I am starting a you tube channel I know not another one. I have been stacking for a while so there will be a bit of that and grab bags. But I am knew to collecting and there will be some of that my mistakes and more. I respect you and think you have a lot of integrity that is why I bought a grab bag from you hop you do not mind me going thru it on camera. But sometime I would like to talk to you about collecting from a beginners view. You can shot me an email it will be a while I am doing my first video in a few days. Thanks
My word!
most people walking in to a coin shop,expect to much money in my experience over 40 yrs,
I deal with one local shop. Off and on. Wheats. Silver. Politically U.S. lucky they are still open. So I’m take any price offered.
If I didn't have to drive 6 hours away, I'd go to a show.
I dressed up and said What this is not comic con hehe never been thanks Daniel
you know the game - and give good info
I will try
I stopped going to the Baltimore show. Most of the dealers I attempted to speak with were condescending and sneering. Like they were doing me a GREAT BIG FAVOR when offering a price for the paper currency errors I had or just asking questions. A few were sound asleep. It was a very depressing environment.
How come very few people make the same claim? Was your currency errors minor, medium or major? It sounds like to me they aren’t dramatic enough and you also showed your displeasure so obviously the dealers are not going to respond to you positively. You’re one reason I did this video. You get all bent b cause you didn’t get what you wanted. So you try to make the dealers look bad.
I got to ask for shows. Have you ever had a customer pick 20-25 items and claim they will be right back? They would look around other tables and leave (Why someone would waste their own time and yours is nutz)I did it once 20 years ago, then never would hold it unless paid. (Argue with you that they will be back. I explained, that other customers may want them and I didn't consider them sold. They would get mad at me. Nutz!) It happened a lot. Or would offer a low ball on $1000's, If you didn't agree with the offer. (Walk away and you have to put all that inventory back.)
I'll gladly hold a few items for someone, (and a lot more for regular customers) but 20-25 items for a stranger is a definite no.
Don't think that the odds of someone buying those items is zero.......I once offered to set aside a bracelet for someone that had interest in it but whom had just arrived at that antique show and wanted to browse. (There was roughly 2000 dealers there) The lady said "that's okay, the chances of someone buying it are slim, I'll be back."
Two hours later another woman sees it, tries it on and buys it. The woman who initially wanted it came back and was looking for it......and when I told her that someone bought it, she was none-too pleased and knew she screwed up. 😏
Hey Daniel, I'm watching you're video because I wanted to sell my father's coins collection due to his death I have never tried to do this before or even been to a coin show.I just wanted to say thank you for any guidance or tips.
I am a retired and have historically bought in quantity from a precious metals broker. As I have begun to expand into coins in addition to bullion, I am hoping you can offer some thoughts on where to locate 'farm fresh' coins. I have gone to a few shows but would like to buy directly from collectors. I would also be interested in scrap gold jewelry. Thanks! I enjoy your channel.
If you want to buy from collectors then you're still going to pay dealer prices. You need to become a dealer and open your own shop to buy like that. Buying from brokers isn't a good way to do it, you will be just fine buying at the shows or finding you a good Facebook group.
@@CoinHELPu Thanks for the reply. I am wondering how I might buy from folks who have inherited coins (is there a good way to advertise?). I do like the idea of becoming a dealer and going to shows and using Facebook groups. Could you advise on how one can become a dealer? Thanks again!
You don’t become a dealer just do you can buy stuff cheaper. A dealer is much more than a buying hoarder. You can search my channel for videos on being a coin dealer. Just remember everyone wants coins cheap but that’s not a good reason to get into the business.
@@CoinHELPu Thanks for your thoughts. I'll check out your videos. Being retired, I am not looking for any profits. I would like to have access to larger collections that I could go through and research.
I bought a book of nickels a few years ago and lookin through it, I found the 1955 D had been replaced with a 1953 D.
So is it still proper etiquette to show up naked at coin shows? This is what I was hoping to learn before I attend one.
Be yourself. I want THAT coin!
My 1976 nmm is a better strike and condition than the highest graded one you featured in a video that sold
Just seems less drama to just order on line just started stacking and can't believe the attitudes and just on my second purchase was sold a fake and when told they denied it until the magnet proved different my opinion I'd rather just order from a honest company and be done with it seems honest a fare dealers are few and far between these days
Just received my brother’s coin collection. How do I know if I am getting a good value for his collection? And how do I find buyers? Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Just get a couple appraisals. If you don’t know what you’re doing then I can’t help you much other than the videos I created that you can search for.
Numismatics doesn't just have to do with coins and currency . It is the study and collections Of rocks gems minerals and coins and currency
Daniel. What do you pay for Morgan's in VG condition. Thank you
I am at $25
I behave like an entitled little brat who's never satisfied and who will throw a fit if he doesn't get his way. I always go over well with the older generation of coin dealers. I get lots of interesting feedback...
I feel guilty if i go into a coin shop and get a bunch of information and then not buy anything. I think it's the least I could do for the knowledge. I'm hoping to visit you one day Daniel, I'm just up the road here in Pittsburgh, so not to far. Have a great day, and a prosperous new year!
My question is... how frowned upon is it to discreetly record video on your phone? I'd like to make videos at coin shows to help spread awareness for this hobby
Daniel, I have been searching for a 1912- d, Lincoln cents for a long time.I want one graded by pcgs only, and in xf- 45 to Au -58.Wouldnt have that animal would you? Thankyou.
No, sorry, I do not.
@@CoinHELPu Thankyou.
I bet there’s always somebody saying they can get silver at Pennie’s on the dollar or melt lol
Daniel is there any coin show in southern Ca, Los Angeles
Do a coin show search online. I am from Ohio and don't get out that way.
What’s the best buy if someone wants to spend around 3k-5k on some precious metals or coins?
Buy the cheapest silver by the ounce.
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Just out of curiosity, will you be at and/or set up at the Central States coin show in Schaumburg, IL this April?? After watching many of your videos I would like to meet you.
No. I don’t go to many shows.
@@CoinHELPu Neither do I, but if I knew you were coming out this way (Chicago area) I would try to attend the show to meet you. I like your approach, honesty and attitude that you present on your clips.
So you use eBay to get a price on a piece what about the grey sheet?
I use that too, but no price guide is the Bible.
Don't act like an ass overall. I have encountered a guy who was mocking another visitor who was wearing a mask. If a guy wants to wear a mask then it is their right.
Do you plan on being at any coin shows?
Turn your phone “sideways”, when you video stuff…
That way, your RUclips video will fill my ENTIRE 60” television.
The way you’re doing it, currently, shows a smaller picture to your viewers. ( only 1/3 of the entire view, to be precise.)
I didn't take the video. Like I said, my friend sent it to me.
So, we need to show logic, mixed with concern and kindness on a Spock good day. Like the concern Leonard Nimoy had for William Shatner when DeForrest Kelley and him were locked up in the episode, “Bread and Circuses,” when they were worried for Jim’s welfare, when, of course, as usual, the Captain was fooling around with a Romanish woman slave?
Lol
I think you need vacation
I am on vacation.
Anyone who needs to be told how to behave needs to keep their arse at home.
It’s not that they need told but rather, advice on what to do at a coin show. Just tips and taps. Just watch it.
So now you're telling us how to behave (your words)....going to far.
Not my words. I am giving people good advice on what to expect at coin shows and some best practices. You should really not let your ego define my videos. I am educating and trying to take the mystery out of the hobby.