$25,000.00 BUFFALO NICKEL! Magic ACID Treatment Trick & Rare US Coins Tutorial | JD''s Variety
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- Опубликовано: 31 дек 2016
- This coin tutorial shows you how to check for one of the rarest buffalo nickels in existence, plus how to acid treat nickels to make them more valuable.
As promised. The full video on treating nickels with acid:
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Thanks for publishing this channel, I really like it. Very informative!
Thank you so much for your detailed explanation of these coins!!!
Hi JD thanks for the education, not everyone would take time for that. Thanks and good luck this grand new year
Nice work JD keep the info video's coming.
Thanks for the tutorial JD. Informative and fun to watch! Nice work.
RobFindsTreasure I have a lot of coins very old need hwlp
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Имею царские манеты и многие другие имею первый долар америки собрать мне валы кардинаты как отправить вам фото и видео
Hey JD love your channel. I've gotten into coin collecting and I'm saving up for a metal detector and wanna start doin that as well keep up the great video's.
Nice information JD thanks!!
can't thank you enough for your videos. I've learned so much from you.
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Имею царские манеты и многие другие имею первый долар америки собрать мне валы кардинаты как отправить вам фото и видео
that was really cool tut on the acid treat.
Great video! I have just started collecting coins and metal detecting and it is a great hobby. Thanks for the idea ;)
MultiJake 1937
I have a 1943 steel penny silver good condition
This is a great way to learn, i save all my change and pick up every coin i see on the ground, 2 years ago my wife and i did x mas shopping with one 2 gal jug it had $1,800 in coins lol and true.
Interesting note about the nickle stuff. I"m in law enforcement and the state firearms forensics dept. uses a similar product to get serial numbers to show on firearms that have had numbers ground off.
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Very informative , thanks
mindless boring numismatics .... until I saw your cutecy metal-detecting approach to collecting coins etc.nice job oh and thx for sharing :)
thanks bud I just found my nick now gonna get that acid for the date wish me luck
I don't know how I got here , but watching a couple of your videos and you got me dumping out my change jar. ^ ^ Subbed.
Haha. Have fun!
same! xD
I have an Buffalo nickle
I think I have an1915 buffalo nickle
ketan. sheth
I did enjoy this video very much.
that's very helpful information about thanks guys
Thanks JD!!!!
Great video JD. I have tumbled a few and gotten a date off them too. GL&HH
Thank you - very knowledgeable
I really like this Vedic!
Very informative, I would like to know best way to sell or trade a rare find.
Awesome and Thanks
Very informative video.
Cool, I have one with the raised mound but it's dated 1913. It's in wonderful condition. I found it in my grandma's attic years ago. I'll save it for my son.
make some real money and give that to him instead
nice tutorial!
barbaraewing64@gmail.com and email me to discuss my two nickels one is 1936&1943
This video was very informative 👍 @8:14 my no date nickel looks just like that. I can't make out the fourth leg. I want to clean it but I'm nervous about it. Did you use that solution all over the shiny nickels in the beginning of the video? New to this. Are there natural methods to remove the rust and corrosion? This is very exciting!
Thanks
will the acid work on the coin you showed last that came out of the ground? or no because the finish is gone?
Could you do a video/updated video on regular coins and how to find the imperfections, or how to find the ones that cost more than what they are worth? I *Really* loved this video, and would love to see more.
Имею царские манеты и многие другие имею первый долар америки собрать мне валы кардинаты как отправить вам фото и видео
You've gained a new sub. I remember using the acid date indicator many years ago and it seemed to work pretty well. As you stated, don't do this to a coin that still has a visable date and always follow the instructions on the bottle. There can't be anything much worse than finding that you've destroyed a valuable coin by not following the instructions. If there's any doubt, leave the coin as it is and get some professional advice. It's ironic that you show a 1937 nickel in your video. I just happened to receive one in change from a convienence store the other day. It was in very good condition. It's hard to believe that it was still in circulation, but it's always a good idea to check your change because you never know what you'll come across, even today.
Good job : )
THAT IS WHAT I NEEDED.
Nice video!
cool info.
That was so cool
I think that there are some nickels around my home which was from that era. I will check and see if the dates are visible on them.
You can also find Buffalo nickels if you go through boxes of nickels. I found about four rolls of them going through around 200 boxes of nickels. Most of them were either dateless or common dates
Hi I have one of those nickel but in the rear part where your supposed to se the Buffalo it's like hollow like if for some reason it's missing the material
thanks bro,I just found 2buffalos,no dates now I know the diff!.
What a acid dated buffalo are worth it to treat and how to list it ..thanks for all ur vid's. Just going to get into digging for exercise and feel like it's a treasure hunt. Thanks x again .retired firefighter.
JD, nice video, my Dad got into penny & all sorts of coin collecting, last night I opened a proof set from 1963 D mint, the quarter has so much extra silver on the reverse it if a the nickel is about 4 grains under what both should weigh together, it's still in the placsit but I cut them where no air would get in, I like finding errors like the 1987 D that's has 3 of every letter & date & has no copper & is Not Zink, as any serious coin collector would, there is no telling what you will find in pocket change, also using a old metal detector I found a 1, 2.5,3, 5 & 10 dollar gold & 2 Morgans, the gold was in great shape, the 2 Morgans I still don't have the dates, but both have CC on the reverse, the glass jar kept the reverses away from the elements, how I don't know, also I found a half dollar 3 feet away that has asphalt on it, this is the OLD halves type, but why it would be so close to a small gold stash & covered in asphalt & with the prints of a grinding machine on both sides after socked in gas for 10 days, I made out two dates 2nd & last, 2nd is a 8, last is a 4, what a waste just the thought of it being a 1804 US hald, it makes me sick to not know how it got there unless it was stuck on a tractor when I had my garden made up & he had stuck to the tire from a job where they dug up a huge hoard in Jackson, TN a week be fore he did my Garden & it cound have got stuck to his tire as asphalt was being repreocessed, wow what if?
I have bufflao nichel, no cracks, etc. D mint mark. How do I find out if there is any value above face value?
great videos
So, you did that on the fly? I hope you had it at least zipped up. Nice vid JD, I resort the dates at my shop and put them in the 25¢ tray of mixed coins on the counter.
good information
I have a buffalo nickel but it doesn't have the D under or 3 legs but it looks in so good condition from 1918 ...is it worth good money ? Please help
Just to chime in with a few helpful notes, a plastic lid from an old cool whip container, pringles can lid, etc can be very handy extraditing that thing to the sink. Uh, if that stuff is corrosive, GLOVES AND GLASSES!!! If that stuff is expensive, you can use a q tip and apply it. It would use up alot less of it to get the same job done. Probably 50% less or better. Definitely let that water run longer than you did if that stuff is concentrated! Nice coin platform!! Plenty of light, smooth hard surface. Your neighbors might get creeped out thinking you're watching them if they don't get a close look at ya!
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Overall good video. Very helpful. A closer shot with an electronic microscope doing comparison shots of the error and the business strike can get your message across better. 😊
Where do you get the stuff to be put the name on the necklace the date on a Nichols
I have one just like you did the treatment on,thanks for sharing maybe I'll get that stuff and find out the date😀
Hi JD I have some coins I am not sure about. They where left to me. Can you help me. Identify them
I have about 20 rolls of steel pennies. Any of them potentially valuable?
I have a 1934 Buffalo nickel how much is it worth no mint Mark I'm just wondering it's in pretty good shape
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I have one Buffalo nickel 1928 then I have one With a hole in it. It was like that when my husband got it. We’ve had them in a lock box for 30-40 years
jd I have a 1969 silver penny. Do you know anything about this penny?
I have foundation 1955 s penny but on the back is some kind of metal. Like it was double struck? It doesn't reveal anything from the back due to the piece on top of it.
What do I need to do with it,is it just a penny or something more. Crossing my figures...
JD"s variety question I have a Buffalo nickel and can't read the year and would like to know more about it if possible tia
Using Nic-a-Date or similar acids to bring up a date is great for satisfying curiosity but not for increasing a coin's value. Nearly all dealers and collectors consider treated coins to be "damaged goods".
+OsakaRose Thanks for your kind response. There really isn't any other way to bring out the date on a worn nickel, unfortunately. My own thoughts are that you should go ahead anyway. Dateless nickels are considered to be fillers or culls; the damage done by Nic-a-Date can't reduce their value any further.
My cautions were aimed at people who thought that using acid would somehow turn a worthless coin into a valuable one. But because you know Nic-a-Date is just for satisfying your curiosity, I'd say give it a try and let everyone here know what you found!
What metal detector do you use
hey are you allow to clean any coin and how?
where do u metal detect because i have no idea where to start
What is the 3 legged coin worth now? I believe I have one
I have a Buffalo Head Nickel. If I wanted to sell it where is a good place to sell it.
thanks
I have one with a D under the five cents it's a 1937 how much do you think it's worth?
Just a Question for ya. I have a Buffalo Nickel - Not Showing The Year by the neck, but the animal is also standing on "Table Like Stool" and no date there either..? So, no date on front and no "Five Cents" written by the feet either. Could it be worn down that much..? Thanks, M.
Yes, buffalo nickels are notorious for having the date and lettering worn off. They were circulated heavily for many decades, and the detail is raised up above the rim, making them wear much quicker.
What would it look like if you dipped the whole coin in nickadate?
Would love to have a buffalo nickel especially one from you!
I have 1936 Buffalo nickel perfect condition 1917 Susan B Anthony dime perfect condition for sale
I have bags full of these things, I've checked quite a few and have no idea what I'm looking for lol.
I have some. Going to look the over.
I have a date less Buffalo Nickel , encased in plastic. The buffalo is standing on a small long ground base with all four legs.. Below the Indian head the date is not visible. I do not want to Date Lis to pull up the year . But , below were the date should be is a Mint faint mark. What could you suggest the direction I GO. Knowing it could be a 1913-1915 could be worth more as it is . No acid !! Thanks Frank Pennsylvannia
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hey are you allw to clean the nickels and any other coins?
Why didnt you restore the date on that last nickle? now you have me curious haha
I have two buffleo nickel how much do you thank they are worth
I think the two that I have left are 1920s wonder how much they are?
Where do you get the acid from
I have a 1904, V cent coin. Any idea what it might be worth. Haven't had much luck with prices?
if you have some old coins, i suggest becoming a member on cointalk.com it is a very informative site that has helped me multiple times. get an account, create a thread, make sure you got some good pics of reverse and the obverse. you will get responses from experts very soon
Guys used to remove that leg and try to pawn it off as a three legger,just so you know. There was also a coin that they would coat in gold to make it look like they were a gold coin that was simular. I dont remember what it was,a five cent piece that just said five but not cents,so guys would use them as five dollar gold coin pieces. That sounds correct.
those were V nickels
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Sounds Good to me 🦋
Hola, yo tengo muchas monedas de búfalos Americana, tengo 85 unidad de búfalos. Donde las puedo vender.
nice chanel
your 1913 buffalo nickel, is a double stamped coin. Double die obverse.. Look around the chin, nose, everywhere around the coin on the front. Not sure if someone else brought that to your attention, but I'd double check it again.
Have a 1930 nickle in good condition, is it worth anything
I have 1928 d three leg bison any value ideas
Where do you get the acid call Nick adot
I have Buffalo Nickel and mint penny. Where can I have it Appraise?
Technically the stuff used is not exactly an "acid" it is an acidic salt specifically Iron(III) chloride, which is a distinct vivid yellow. If you use Muriatic (hydrochloric) acid to de-rust steel or iron the acid bath turns that bright yellow... I have at this time accumulated several gallons of the stuff. your pipes are in little danger if you have the water running while you dump it, and leave it running for a minute or so afterwards.
Allan DeGroot, Don't pour anything down your drain that you won't eat or drink you fucking moron.
How can you bring back the date on a penny? Thanks for your time.
I have a 1915 buffalo nickel u can see the date . How would I find out what it's worth
where should I have any coin checked? thanks
What is the name of the liquid, you use to clean up the coin in order to see the date? Please, send me the name of the liquid, thank you very much in advance, best regards
I have one so what do I do with it
Is a 1968 Denver half dollar good
i also have one but the year is worn out i cant make out the year but im sure that is a 37.
Big chief buffaloe Nickel was a mighty ole man in his DAY.
Your sub count is growing fast.
I also have a 1899 penny with the indian head on the front
How do you remove the green stuff