Thank you!

Man, thanks for commenting. I was starting to think I had comments turned off or something. Yeap, I'm still around and keeping up with the hobby, just not as active as I used to be.

Thank you.

This video is 9 years old but I've continued to keep the collection up-to-date with all new releases from the mint including the 2024 items that have been released so far.

Always enjoy added new commemoratives to the collection. There's plenty of early commemoratives to keep you busy as well. Keep stacking.

Gracias. Necesito hacer un video actualizado. La colección se ha hecho un poco más grande. Gracias por comentar.

@@Coin_Scavenger Gracias por responder ya lo actualizas cuando tengas las de este año , yo de las Silver Eagles en Proof tengo solo 4 cada una tiene su caja y certificado de autenticidad , una es del 1986 de San Francisco , una del 1999 de Filadelfia , y las otras dos son de Westpoin del año 2002 y 2020 , y son muy bonitas y estoy muy contento de tenerlas en mi colección ,😊😊😊😊

@@franciscojaviergarciasanch2921 Es un gran comienzo para tu colección. Sigue adelante. Tengo las cajas y los COA pero los guardo para ahorrar espacio. Mi moneda de lingotes de 2024 llegó ayer. Ojalá haga otro vídeo a finales de este año. Gracias por comentar.

​@@Coin_Scavengergracias por responder también tengo todas las Silver Eagles , las bullion desde la del 1986 hasta la del , 2023 y el mes que viene iré a por la del 2024 , 😊😊😊

Awesome. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you.

Thank you.

These are very affordable. You can pick them up for around $10.

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video.

Sorry, not sure what your question is. However, theses can be easily be found for around $10 to $20 each. I highly doubt they will go up much in value in the near future.

The sets go for between $100 to $125.

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the video.

I can't remember exactly but I think they are 48mm to fit the Airtite holders. I picked them up from a company called Lighthouse Publications. They have lots of options. www.lighthouse.us/collect-coins/

@@Coin_Scavenger thanks for the reply! Am I correct in assuming that you removed them from the original capsules and put them into the airtites? I’ve been trying to find a good storage/display option for my ASEs in OGP, but there isn’t a lot of information out there. Thanks again!

@@jordanweber6289 No, I leave all my proof and uncirculated strikes that come in OGP capsules as they are. I only put the bullion ASE from tubes in Airtites to better protect them and to make them more uniform with the other coins.

Thank you. This is an older video but I've kept up with the releases each year. Hopefully I'll have time to post something new soon.

No problem...hope you enjoyed it.

Thank you

I know, I've been slacking. There may be an updated video coming sometime this year. I have been keeping up with all my sets, just haven't had much time to enjoy them.

Sorry to hear that, very unfortunate. The gold Kennedys are nice looking coins but I don't have any either, I prefer the look of silver verses gold plus its much less expensive...lol.

@@Coin_Scavenger If there's anything good to be said about a forced sell-off, it's that if you have time to be selective, what remains of your collection is the cream of the crop. I mean, what a lot of people call junk silver (hate that term) is really neat stuff, if you keep the best of the crop. I was on target to amass my weight in silver before my job loss. I had to sell the majority of that, but had the luxury to do it selectively. What remains from 140 pounds (63 kg) is what I couldn't bear to part with, the cream of the cream. I'd been collecting coins, mainly not silver, for 30 years before that. Just got into "stacking" a few years before the forced sell-off. Glad that I got to cherry pick before I sold. I went through every single coin, bar, and round of the 140 pounds, and kept the good stuff.

@@Vector_Ze It's great that you found some silver lining in your loss. Sounds like you still have some very cool items in your collection. Yeap, always hated to hear "junk silver" as well. One man's "junk" is another''s "cream of the crop". That's the best part of coin collecting, there is something for everyone no matter how much you can afford. Heck many collectors don't spend anything, tons of "coin roll hunters, metal detectorists, street finders, and coin star hunters" out there have put together very interesting collections. Hopefully one day you will be able to build your collection back to it's former glory, good luck and happy holidays.

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

Sounds like a great goal. You'll be very happy with that set when you're able to complete it. Good luck.

No thanks but good luck selling your coins.

Thank you.

The price really depends on the coin. Most proofs now sell for $60 to $70, uncirculated for $30-$40, and bullion for $30-$35. However, some key dates and special strikes are in the hundreds to thousands.

More like a waste of time replying to this comment.

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video.

Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thanks for commenting. I haven't checked out UK commemoratives yet but I'm interested in seeing what is being produced. US Modern Commemorative were never intended for circulation but I have another video of my early commemoratives which were often circulated. Here is a link to a good website that will give you the mintages to many of the Modern Commemoratives. moderncommemoratives.com Hope that helps answer your questions.

@@Coin_Scavenger massive help thank you That's what I love about the royal mint most of the commemoratives went into circulation Lots won't become worth much more than face value until god forbid the queen dies and we get a whole new set But some very rare ones like the Kew gardens 50p Celebrating the royal botanical gardens 400k ish printed Worth between £50-100 We have the £2 commemorative collections Olympics not much different than your own But yet again in circulation Have lots for events and famous people much like you lot do over the pond Where I can see a difference is that we also have what you could term as gimmick coins For example 200,000 ISH 10P's For each letter of the alphabet Or the 50p collection of Beatrix potter's famous characters from her book For example Peter rabbit Jemima puddle duck Ect ect This is doing wonders for getting the young interested in coin collecting Don't forget a currencys worth is only equal to the belief and interest on said currency That is why I was happy to see so many over there But it's a bit of a downer to realise you can't just happen upon one in your change I love getting a nice fresh bag of 50ps and going through them finding the commemoratives

@@Coin_Scavenger Maybe you could break the mold and do a reaction to these First of all the mighty 2$ coin All in circulation kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZKVp5yYl7R6l68 Just please thank the uploaders The 50p collection all in circulation kzbin.info/www/bejne/fX2okGyHd5qehs0 The 10p a-z alphabet coins All in circulation kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5W1ZH-tjLJllbM There is one or two other 10p but not many and hard to find a video of them Hope you enjoy if you do a reaction or not Have a great day

@@madyottoyotto3055 Glad I could help. I like the early commemoratives vs. the modern commemoratives. Most of the ones I have are lightly circulated but the designs are much more interesting.

Yes, silver isn't a rare medal but can be difficult and expensive to refine. Guess that's the main reason it's considered valuable. Oh, and it looks darn good.

Guess you're referring to the 2011-S Burished ASE. That coin was released about the time I made this video so without rewatching it, I can't be sure I actually owned it when the video was created. It's 6 years old so I've been considering putting together another one sometime soon. Of course the new video would cover all Type 1 ASEs and the beginning of the Type 2 run.

Sorry to tell you but you are incorrect on that statement. The coins from 1986-1992 without mintmarks were minted at the Philadelphia Mint. The first coin to be minted at the San Francisco Mint without a mintmark is the 2011 bullion example. This is well documented in most numismatic literature covering the ASE program.

I wouldn't recommend cleaning them just incase they are real. It will bring down the value. However, if they are turning redish then they are likely fake. The redish color is probably rust. Hope this helps. Thanks for commenting.

I haven't looked at these sets in years, hopefully they're not turning color or hazing up too much.

Not yet, I haven't done any videos in a while. I might put something together soon. I do have confirmed orders for all the new stuff this year including the reserves proofs, type 1 and 2, Morgans, and Peace Dollar. It has been an exciting year but I'm glad it's almost over. Attempting to get special releases directly from the mint has been stressful and frustrating. Maybe after I receive all the new releases, I make a quick video.

@@Coin_Scavenger Good to hear back from you, saw your last vid was 12/19! Only set I couldn't get was that 2 pc 1/10 gold set ....AAAAHHHHHH!. Got both silver proofs this yr & the CC Morgan, but fumbled & couldn't get the O in my cart before sold out!

@@HeathuRRRR Yeah, I haven't been too active on KZbin for a while. Too bad you couldn't get the O mintmark. I'm looking forward to getting everything I've ordered, just wish they would be a little quicker sending them out.

I don't use storage boxes for the silver eagle, just put the trays directly in the safe. The trays are from a company called Lighthouse. https//www.lighthouse.us

@@Coin_Scavenger thank you for the reply! I know sometimes on old post reply’s go unanswered. I have the same idea going with my coins and want to get similar trays. Thanks

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for commenting.

Thanks

Thanks, I plan to post some new videos eventually. Several people have been asking me for new stuff. I will probably do some set updates soon once if acquire a few more items.

Thank you. No, not yet. I picked up several additions but have been focusing on my early commemorative collection over the last few years. Once I'm complete with it, I plan to put more attention on completing this set.

Thanks for commenting.

Thanks for commenting. Yes, I really enjoy this set and still have it as part of my collection. Best of luck on putting together your dream set. Sounds like you have a great start to a beautiful set.

Probably close to $30 with current silver prices.

Good luck