Bought a Coin Collection at a Garage Sale on 4th of July...Insane ROI!

Watch this video to see the beautiful US coins and currency I picked up at a local garage sale! (Sneak preview: Roosevelt and Mercury Dimes, War Nickels, Silver Quarters, Washington quarters, Standing liberty, Walking liberty halves, franklin halves, Morgan dollars, peace dollars, much more! -- Visit www.thesilverpicker.com to learn more!
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[@Silverpicker]

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[@harrypot9000]

Just some advice in the future,from an old time garage sale hunter. Even after you both agree on the price,never appear too excited when it comes to jewelry,or coins. Believe it or not,some sellers actually change their mind by pretending they accidently put the wrong stuff out. I'm always friendly,but I never show any excitement,even after the deal has been made.

[@Gasp7000]

harry pot, I am the same way..put on the POKER FACE! Lol.

[@charliethechihuahua3833]

Marianne T Sites lol yeah

[@johnnybravo5962]

"this will be a good starter collection for my sisters son, he's turning 11 this year" BOOOM

[@sandreoni1]

I'd even go as far as haggling a bit. What he has there is a good find, but only as valuable as the person who buys the items and selling it all is work.

[@CrashCarson14]

Yeah don’t get too excited. Game face. Let them think they sold for a good price. Win win situation even if you truly won.

[@JDsVarietyChannel]

Anyone that says they wouldn't pay $100 for this, you need to go to their next garage sale. LOL. =D

[@daigenharrell4958]

True who sells that for100 dollars if that were me I would not even sell it but if I had to I would sell it for around 1000 1400

[@daigenharrell4958]

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[@daigenharrell4958]

Also I watch ur channel love it found a 1936 Denver wheaty

[@ErolDotCom]

Check out my channel and my silver collection!

[@Jdres123]

@Kyle Haze do these people see an invisible stack of morgans to arrive at that price? LMAO

[@Helldpdigr]

The yellow seal Silver Certificate is a North African edition and is worth around $30 in that shape.

[@user-gh8et6yz5v]

Verbal Dk no rips in the note and clean so its fine to vf-- agreed

[@thescorpion6168]

That is what I saw in my book

[@pauld8790]

Try running a coin shop and paying $2,500 a month for rent that's not even including trying to make some income

[@tomcat-9518]

Thats a WWII emergency note from North Africa. very cool. well worth the $100

[@christianbh]

The face value of those coins(only counting the American ones) is just over $100. One you take into account the silver and the collector value of any of the coins, you definitely got a good deal.

[@xYouthAttackx]

i would have definitely spent 100 bucks for all of it.

[@TheDynamiteMalik]

xYouthAttackx plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz watch my collection video in my channel

[@zackweiss9280]

How is it the crappy comment all the time?

[@PaperDragons]

I think the brother was not home at the time and later a homicide occurred at the house. Better hope he does not see this video. ;)

[@Johnstravelvlog]

My sister did this shit to me. She snuck into my bedroom and sold my coin collection and rock collection for some snickers bars. I was so pissed. Never collected rocks or coins since.

[@xYouthAttackx]

+z31man dude my dad did that once. i told him i was going to sell my rims which i bought for 500 for a set of 4. i bought new tires and paid for wheel balance and installation and everything. he sold the whole set for 100 bucks! A HUNDRED BUCKS!!! I told him nicely with a few profane words to please not sell anything of mine again!

[@mattf.2142]

@@Johnstravelvlog Three years later and this shit made me laugh. Sorry bro, I feel you.

[@geeohaledeemane4814]

Lol

[@geeohaledeemane4814]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mathieuschuler366]

There is a coin in my family from 1886 and it is still a shiny silver. My great grandfather used to collect coins.

[@HowtoMakeOfficialChannel]

+Mathieu Schuler maybe if is american coin from that date + if is big one.. is minimum 1,000$

[@tomgraham3612]

Note silver certificate signature of Ivy Baker Priest. She was the Treasurer of the United States from 1953 to 1961. Her daughter, Pat Priest, played Marilyn Munster on the TV show "The Munsters."

[@KountryStateOfMind]

and??????????????????

[@lilithdekatzethethird1290]

Tom Graham Cool.

[@thescorpion6168]

Kool I watched that show

[@Bearworf1]

Nice haul! Garage sales are one of the best places to pick up valuable coins at a decent price. I go to the bank before the holidays to buy rolls that people turn in to get money for Christmas gifts. I picked up fifteen rolls of halves this morning. There were four rolls marked with dates on the roll paper and I checked them first. The first roll were Kennedy's from 1964 (all 20 coins) and in mint condition. The second roll was mixed pre 1970 Kennedy's and Franklin Halves. The third roll contained Walking Liberty's with Frankin Halves and the fourth roll was all pre-1970 Kennedy's. Been doing this for years but this is the best haul I have ever gotten.

[@Silverpicker]

That is super awesome! Wishing you many more hauls like that one!!

[@jimmyrobert6562]

+silverpicker the yellow seal silver certificate is an United States Military occupation in North Africa emergency printing. They are worth quite a bit more than common silver certs. They're not worth as much as the Hawaii emergency notes but they're still somewhat rare. The one you have is worth between $15 and $30 in that condition as long as there's no writing or tears. Very nice find for $100. 🤑👍🏻

[@MickeyKraut419]

The silver weight just from the Roosevelt dimes was easily enough to break even. the Morgan and Peace can fetch $25-35 each, more than what their silver weight currently is, but also nice to have... I'd keep them, too. I have an affinity for the old Morgans. In addition to that, completing a full set of the Walking Liberty halves is worth while... even in fair circulated condition a full set by date runs around $500 (MS 6) up towards $1,800 (MS 20), you can add about 6-10 times the value building out a full set of dates and mints. Neat piece of history to own if you're like me. The real jackpot in all that was the Silver Certificates, especially the 1935s. While not in Mint condition, they're still in pretty good shape, and the Yellow seals are fairly rare, only 144,000 were printed. In fair condition, circulated Yellow Seals from 1935A average around $150. If it's good enough to get a midgrade rating circulated it can bring upwards of $450-500. The blue seal will still fetch about $25 in it's condition. All this stuff for $100... that's a steal.

[@karath8093]

my great great grandpa spaired alot of coins and at his time in 1898(he was 11) he had a penny from 1898 so he said he wanted to make this coin special so he gave the penny to his children and then the childrens children and then the childrens children which is me and i still have the penny (i know the penny is worth alot and i can sell it but i wont)just waiting tell i have children and when they become 5 i well give them the penny (the penny is worth over 50 dollars) but i well always keep it and my great great grandpa is dead but he left a note with the penny saying "i hope 1 day this penny well be worth alot and children or my great grandchildren or higher i want you to keep this penny safe i well all ready have died and i want you to be the one to make this penny special" i cry every time i read it cause i know my great great grandpa just there watching over me with the penny just there saying "thank you for making my wish come true" OMG im crying now :(

[@edwardcortez6662]

That's so nice of him. God bless

[@chase3344]

Wow

[@chase3344]

I have a penny from that year

[@timowens502]

I have a dime from 1888.

[@405adam]

I don't mean to burst your bubble and may i say you seem very nice with a great story but that 1898 penny is only worth $1-$5 dollars in circulated condition..If by chance its an Uncirculated 1898, its worth about $20-$50 dollars. If it has absolutely zero defects or imperfections it would be around $100

[@blacksabfan]

Is it just me, or is the face value alone over $100? You lucked out. Those people were morons.

[@kyledroppo]

thats what i was thinking

[@cainalbertson327]

It could have been more of a goodwill thing than them being morons...

[@kovacskovacs3465]

Yeah, could have been passing coins onto a coin collector so that they're in good hands.

[@Gasp7000]

blacksabfan, Or they were simply exhausted. It's funny what people let go of when it's not in their own interest area.

[@lookup6326]

blacksabfan one mans trash is another mans treasure

[@msticks3672]

$100 was a FANTASTIC deal. By the way, the yellow seal $1 was North African Invasion Emergency Currency. Also made $5 and $10 notes.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks!

[@istiklalcaddesi]

Your luck as you say starts with you ACTUALLY making an effort to go and check that garage sale out. Well done! Dont downgrade your effort!

[@wayneanthonypopesr.3]

cool...I have hundreds of old coins myself, no serious reasons...just manage to collect them thru out the years...👅

[@bsd9230]

dude pobably netted $200 bucks in profit, at least

[@SanDaygo1619]

I wouldn't pay $100 but $99.99 hell yeah I'm in!👌

[@chihirofujisaki6807]

My grandma she comes from Mexico and she came to USA in 1948 and when I was cleaning her closet I found a 1922 gold certificate $20 dollar bill and a1914 $20 dollar bill and some sliver half dollar coins with Benjamin Franklin on the half dollar and she had 22x 1928 $2 dollar bills that's $44 dollars in $2 dollar bills she also had a 1934 silver certificate $10 dollar bill and 3x 1934 $100 dollar bills she also had 7x 1953 $2 dollar bills and 12x 1953 silver certificate $5 and 4x 1963 $5 dollar bills and $300 dollars in 1963 $2 dollar bills and she has a 1934 $20 dollar bill Hawaii note and she kept all of her money in one of her books that she brought from Mexico and the book is very very very big and weights a lot and she also has old Mexican money and coins a lot of Mexicans coins ...my grandma told me that she remembers that there was $500 $1,000 $5,000 $10,000 dollar bills my grandma told me one time my grandma got paid a $1,000 dollar bill back in 1953 I told her did you save it (in Spanish)and she said no and I said noooo! my grandma said that there going out of circulation in the year 1969 and I had to pay stuff and I said oh okay so .....but I hit the jackpot in her closet all the old money that my grandma saved from 1948 and now!

[@chihirofujisaki6807]

I forgot she has a 1914 $100 dollar bill and 1918 $2 dollar bill these bills are worth more than all of her other money bills

[@Silverpicker]

That's awesome!!

[@chihirofujisaki6807]

I subscribed to your channel

[@joke4301]

Chihiro Fujisaki an she had 83 dildos an 27 vibrators an u used them All at the same time didn’t you so now the shit just flows straight out onto the floor for all to hear 👍

[@bobjacobson858]

The $500, $1000, $5000 and $10,000 bills are STILL legal tender, and they are all worth more than their face value as collector's items. The latter two are usually worth 10x or more their face value because there are only a few hundred of each still left. All four of these denominations were pulled out of circulation by the Federal Reserve Banks starting in 1969, but as stated above they are still legal tender. One can find $500 and $1000 bills quite easily on eBay and at money shows for about twice their face value (so effectively they are less expensive than in 1969 due to inflation), but generally only very large shows and sometimes eBay will have $5000 and $10,000 bills which are reasonable investments because of their rarity. By the way, that 1922 $20 gold certificate is a very impressive bill which looks like a giant version of the smaller 1928 to 1990s issues with an orange back (but Washington as the portrait instead of Jackson). There are a lot of other interesting bills mentioned here. I wish I could go back in time a few decades and be a bank teller so I could see all the interesting old bills that were in circulation. Even in the early 1960s there were a lot of older bills such as the 1934 series.

[@anthonyg6221]

Awesome! Love the sound of the stack of silver coins clanging together. Silver coins... When money was actually money.

[@Silverpicker]

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[@hypnocil10]

all garbage , you moron

[@Me_the_idiot69]

@@hypnocil10 no it is not

[@oldhippiechick2387]

Not including the proof sets, I come out with a value of roughly $430 of just the silver and the $47.50 in spendable cash, as you called it. But it's worth more than that. I based that figure on $16/ounce for the silver. It's now going for around $18/ounce. You found yourself one heluva haul. Good job! Congratulations!

[@HiddenTreasureHunter]

WOW man what a deal!!! you scored for sure!!! sweet :)

[@GWindows3.1]

HiddenTreasureHunter hey i have a penny and it has a bump on it could it be worth anything

[@spacemandoesMC]

mlgpotato he died some months ago from cancer.

[@GWindows3.1]

Impulsee_ hidden treasure hunter oh jeez

[@kyriancruz1787]

HiddenTreasureHunter whaaaaaaaat a youtuber comments to another youtuber😱

[@MrDriffwood]

I wont to diy some Conan’s

[@keepitreal1986]

The gold seal silver certificate is the currency of WW11 military currency we called the North Africa currency. There is also a similar note with Hawaii printed on the back. Good find and video.

[@rileythecoinhunter649]

This video makes me so jealous

[@thescorpion6168]

I'm jealous of all his videos

[@sushishogun2486]

Yes it is North Africa note silver certificate it was used in WW2 1942-1945 I also own one those too

[@KURTrek]

I can guarantee you any logical thinking person wouldn't give someone a box of money for just $100. They were either loaded with customers or high on weed to be donating 2 dollar bills like that.

[@maryjane9842]

they aint? says who?

[@TheSighphiguy]

2 dollar bills are pretty much worth 2 dollars unless they are pre-1929.

[@DanielsAfkBrb]

High on weed?... lol

[@sourmerkz]

Wtf does weed have anything to do with this u sack of pig shit

[@cokemillion]

You can go to the bank and ask for $2 bills. There still printed for circulation.

[@Sergiuszwil]

How much do you want for the john Paul I medallion???

[@davidgarrison1303]

All I can say is wow! ! Great find for the price.

[@Nicholascogswell]

In 2015, this haul was worth JUST IN SILVER, $296 USD. Today, the silver alone would be worth $471 USD. Let alone all of the other goodies such as the silver certificates, Eisenhower dollars, Proof set, Uncirculated set, etcetera. I think it is safe to say you got that at a steal of a bargain

[@alwaysseekingsilver]

You did real well. Had I come across the same offer, I would have quickly said "deal" too!

[@nodsib]

Seems like every time I get some awesome stuff at a garage sale I turn on KZbin and Silverpicker has put my score to shame yet again, lol. Theres no such thing as luck, just hard work and perseverance that pays off when you least expect it.

[@lukeadamek685]

Added it all up $1200

[@TheDynamiteMalik]

luke adamek plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz watch my collection video in my channel

[@user-jt3fo4zj7h]

Lol

[@rushnara1775]

I have a 1 pond note

[@Jdres123]

I dont think it would have been $1200 in 2008,lol. He tripled or quadrupled his money here. Unless you see an invisible roll of morgans.

[@iannadeau9950]

The 1935A yellow seal silver certicate you got there is from WW2. Commonly called North Africa Notes, they were issued to the soldiers stationed in North Africa. Circulated notes are worth about $20. Uncirculated can fetch up to $125

[@charlesmuszall3823]

Great grab! And yes - I would have paid $100 ;)

[@aczepllin]

Charles Muszall I would've paid 200 haha

[@theboot801]

Your yellow seal silver certificate is a North Africa note issued for circulation there during WWII. The thought was that if the Axis overran the Allies there this currency could be easily disavowed. At the time these could not circulate here. After the war that changed. The US issued brown seal Hawaii notes for the same purpose in Hawaii. Nice catch!

[@austinhuynh5036]

How much do you wanna for one dollar bills and two dollars bill ?

[@Puppyplay1]

I love searching for those types of deals. About twice a year I fall in to a great deal and it is sooo rewarding! Great job!

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks!

[@TMK-22]

Really cool! I know it's all well worth over $100 but did you find out how much is there in face value exactly?

[@numismaticstacker]

the pennsylvania quarter sold at auction ms 68 for $7,000. check your 1999 us mint set!

[@yopierreyouwannacomeouther2569]

Yellow seal is around $35 now

[@randalh3077]

There is work involved in selling older coins and such. Yes, they were worth a lot more to somebody who knew what to do, and where to sell them . The seller might have been offered $100 at a pawn shop.

[@robmcmuffin8453]

i certainly would have spent 100 for the lot! sweet find!

[@Inka311]

Absolutely.. you have $100 in 2 of the Franklin $.50! NoS#!+ As you were telling us about it ..I have almost "every style of coin you bought at that garage sale" (Ben F half,. Walking Peace "52*, a bunch of silver nicks & dimes ... No Pope penny 🤣. I just couldn't get over the ironicness of it.. thanks for the video, now I know I can sell mine

[@Silverpicker]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@kenno251]

It is worth more than $109.00 in my opinion, no doubt !!!!

[@MickeyKraut419]

The 1935 Series A Yellow Seal can bring $150 in that condition... add in the silver weight of 70+ Eisenhower dimes... you're already at $225. The Blue seal Series D can get him another $25-50. The Morgan and Peace dollars each about $25. The Walking Liberty Halves, about $7.50 a piece silver weight. He's easily sitting on $400-500 profit, without even adding in the jewelry yet.

[@SK8R43]

The yellow seal in that condition is worth about $30 lol. Not $150

[@Idolmakercat]

Wow! I think you did very well with these. People dig all day long in the dirt for coins. I think the guy may be kicking himself after he thought about it and you were long gone.

[@abcdef1290]

I've collected some coins of few country but I have no coins of USD. Can you send US coins for me or change with you in Japanese coins. I just need regular not rare.

[@arthurbolen1939]

Your Yellow Seal is worth around $20, maybe slightly higher because it looks to be in pretty good condition. Yellow seal silver certificates used during the North African military campaign of World War II.

[@danieljones9245]

My question is: why would he sell that for $100? How old was that guy? You have about $200+ whole sale there.

[@danieljones9245]

Daniel Jones I will answer my own question. These coins you bought were from a teenage drug addict thief who obviously didn't know their value. He probably stole them from his neighbor. Be careful, man! Ha, ha!

[@dadasmithywinkle]

+Daniel Jones Or they were given to him from a relative and he didnt care enough to keep them

[@danieljones9245]

+dadasmithywinkle Ah ha! You could be correct. I was just kind of having some fun here.

[@dadasmithywinkle]

Daniel Jones And so could you - no matter what, though, the brother was not fit to own a collection

[@danieljones9245]

+dadasmithywinkle Hey, that is one cool AK47! Is that a full automatic? Is it yours? Am I too nosy? Ha, ha! I should check out your videos.

[@catchingfeels3891]

Oh gosh... I have an ass ton of old coins, no clue if anything is worth anything.

[@richardblakely2146]

I will buy the sterling silver dime

[@boodro2122]

They are a dime a dozen...🥁😎

[@jupitercyclops6521]

@@boodro2122 they are a dime a dozen? I will take 10,000 dozens pls

[@boodro2122]

@@jupitercyclops6521 lol

[@UFCWARRIORification]

The yellow seal is a North Africa silver certificate, which is the best find in the lot you bought.

[@ryanjames4775]

How much for the walking liberties

[@GrnArrow092]

I used to have four 1927 one dollar silver certificates. They had the blue seal on them.

[@j6i6z6z]

That guy is crazy. Nice haul tho. Also are you sure that 1929 canada dime is sterling? I thought they stopped that in 1920. Or is that just british?

[@Silverpicker]

j6i6z6z Right you are! Also, you should be receiving the coins you ordered today!

[@johnmarston8383]

Silverpicker can i buy

[@kyriancruz1787]

Silverpicker That yellow seal silver certificate is a north africa bill they have those in tens to.

[@Daveyboyz1978]

In 1920 Britain reduced the % of silver but it became 50% so still some silver in it... the Yellow seal North Africa was produced in $5 too... they were used to pay soldiers in the war so that if the money fell into German hands it could be cancelled.

[@bear1134]

I've been dealing in antiques, jewelry and coins for the past 50 years. I have owned three shops, traveled and set up at shows and swap meets in every state from Canada to Florida. I can't count how many thousands of sales and house calls I've been to, or how many customers have sold me items. I don't know where or what part of the garage sale fantasyland you shop in is, but in all my years of asking about my wants no-one has ever come up with the amount of treasures you seem to find. One more thing, whenever I shop at garage sales and they don't have a specific price set on any coin or precious metal, I always quote them spot price.

[@Silverpicker]

Your failure to find good things at garage sales does not invalidate my good fortune...

[@hotwheelsmania6963]

I have a 1932 nickel valued at 20-35 dollars I found on the ground

[@stephensauber5549]

Hotwheals Mania, Was this posted as a joke? They only minted 1¢ and 25¢s in 1932.

[@kaiserwilhelmiiofthegerman9481]

@@stephensauber5549 ...Um they had a thing called...BUFFALO NICKEL

[@jlord8179]

no nickels were made in 1932...

[@wtyeager]

@@kaiserwilhelmiiofthegerman9481 yes but there were none minted in 1932 lol they had an excess so they skipped minting them that year.

[@davidrice9990]

That 1935 silver certificate "refers" to the silver dollar of 1935, so both items share a mark. A matching set is a "soverign".

[@jmengelhard]

what a great haul! congrats! ;)

[@patriciaschneider7995]

Dude, Kennedy half dollars have been my favorite coins ever for a long time!

[@Silverpicker]

That's great! Great coins

[@bblk5761]

I have 10

[@TreasureByMeasure]

Found this one in my recommended and LIKED it!!

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks a lot Matthew!

[@mohamedhamou3010]

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[@scottfirman]

Its not oncommon to find coin collections sold like that. When you take them to a dealer and they only want to give you scrap value,then guys sell stuff like that. It may or may not be worth that much. I know a guy that aquired an entire coin collection of silver dollars,all dates three books all for $150 bucks,the guy only wanted drinking money,that was that. The sets were nice and I wish I could land a deal like that. the story was my friend frequented this bar and some guy came in,started drinking,needed more money so he went back to his house grabbed the coins and sold them to my friend. They were all in binders.Thats awesome. Find out what all that stuff is worth from a dealer,I dont think you did too bad. an ounce of silver is $18 right now,the dollars might be worth something,I really dont know. It depends on condition,how many coins were made of that type all that jazz. You could have one coin in there worth $100 all by its self.

[@hunhun23]

you have probably about $500 there. Are the canadian coins real silver?

[@Silverpicker]

+hunhun23 They are 80%

[@unknown-me6hu]

+Silverpicker can I give u 2$ for that 2 dollar bill?

[@unknown-me6hu]

+Silverpicker I'll give u 4$ for two of those 2$bill or just 1 of them pls respond

[@themanginaman]

+Alejandro Zamora go to a bank and ask the teller for a $2 bill lol

[@unknown-me6hu]

+themanginaman true

[@waynethomson2319]

Yellow seal was used during the ww2 campaign in Africa

[@321Mdp]

you have almost $100 in face value there, a responsible collector would have offered fair money

[@wlmg]

Interesting! There was a lady 20 years ago who used to buy her lunch at work with silver quarters. I'd buy them back from the cashier. I explained to her the deal. She gets back to me that she was getting them from her sister and her sister doesn't care !

[@bandccoresohio]

321Mdp no buddy its called i dont get paid to educate the public i make it where i can logic....wich most of us have

[@MrPawPaw]

321Mdp I dont think so. He wasnt soliciting and the seller said give me $100. He couda gotten $20 worth of nothing. Ya take a gamble on bag lots.

[@astralclub5964]

It's not the buyer's responsibility to look after the seller's profit margin or vice versa!

[@stephensauber5549]

I agree with 321Mdp. I have no respect for anyone that takes advantage of poor or ignorant people in such an unscrupulous manner. That's like "back-door" theft of robbery. If you're that greedy and dishonest; God will not bless you and may bring calamity upon you.

[@nissetorvang1709]

I got a 18karat gold bracket for $10 at a yard sale. Made in Italy with Italian hallmark stamps but the seller asked for $10 and I didn't haggle. I sold it for $250 scrap price as the lock was broken. So if you are lucky then you can do some great finds out there!!

[@bubbabut]

Do you have a 1909 penny??

[@teejaysource]

I do

[@Silverpicker]

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[@thegreatpotato9168]

This is three years ago

[@scotthall1923]

+miamicanesfan01, that's a good point u make about the counterfeit money. it's not always Chinese doing it but they are probably the best at it. they actually make the cast die's and use a punch machine to make the coins. they will use plating techniques on the gold and silver ones to where only a true professional dealer can tell if their real or not. I'd give this advice to everyone; "before you pay big money for any collectibles being money or furniture anything you think might be worth a lot but their asking little for it, ask them if you can pay for it but you want the option to bring it back for a full refund if it's not exactly what they are saying it is. I've seen on t.v. where they said the Chinese are getting so good at counterfeiting money that some dealers can't even tell the fake from the real stuff til the melt it down. I would think any honest person would let you bring it back if it wasn't what they claim it to be. of course there has to be a way for them to protect themselves also, meaning you don't but the real stuff from them then come back a few days later with some counterfeit stuff and say it's what they sold you. don't be afraid of buying something at garage and yard sells you know is worth alot just because you think it might be fake see if they will let you find out if it's real or a guarantee of some kind because alot of good treasures have been from those sells. also. if you fill guilty paying so little for something you know for sure is worth so much more you can always go back and pay them more money once you find out its real. good luck and happy treasure hunting. it's out there

[@wlmg]

It gets even worse than that they have US Mint hub reduction equipment likely sold to Asia over a hundred years ago, The Treasury also has no interest at all in counterfeit numismatics. I guess they have bigger fish to fry. Off on a tangent some enterprising criminals figured out they could buy silver Mexican pesos melt them and make counterfeit Morgan dollars for a tidy profit. It was suspected the minting was done in Asia, The case was never solved, but get this since Mexico at the time was using 925 Silver and the Morgan was 900 Silver the counterfeits actually had a higher silver content than the real thing !

[@veronicawatson6266]

Scott Hall

[@PresidentofAntifa]

NUTJOB.

[@firesurfer]

C. Michael You seem to have lost your tin foil hat. I'm saving it for you under a secret rock.

[@newyork819]

70 10¢s = 74.64 10 merc 10¢s = 10.66 9 war 5¢s = 7.46 18 x 25¢s = 47.98 22 x 50¢s = 104.68

[@zombieSlayer-kn2rk]

I'll give you a 100 bucks for all of it. LOL Just messing with you. You got really lucky on that deal.

[@jhad3n]

I saw a yellow seal Africa note today ( 4/15/17 ) at a flea market and I asked the vendor about it. The condition appeared very good . It was priced at $400.00.

[@geraldkohl3417]

why would anyone sell all that for 100 bucks.Don't they teach math in America?

[@KushDaddys]

Probably wanted money for fireworks

[@geraldkohl3417]

really

[@autograph415]

What does teaching math have to do with learning about prices

[@geraldkohl3417]

What does math have to do with knowing the worth of your material possessions?Well if you know math and do a little research he would have found that the silver coins are worth more than their face value.take that value times it by the number of coins he had and just like magic he would have the true value of his coinsSubtract the 100 bucks from that total and he would know how much money he got screwed out of.That is what math has to do with it you fucking hillbilly moron

[@autograph415]

gerald kohl im not a hillbilly or a moron i collect silver my self so i have a idea of what its worth but maybe the guy didnt care. fuck some people are idiots

[@waltb.6656]

When we vacation in the Caribbean and cruises, we always go to the bank before the trip and get at least $100 worth of crispy new $2 bills for tipping bartenders and other staff. They always remember you because they don`t see those as often. While vacationing in Dominican Republic, the staff went crazy for the $2 bills, and never had watered down drinks the whole trip.

[@Silverpicker]

Not too shabby!

[@myraevans4517]

this was not true

[@jamesfish6071]

I found this. The Series 1935 A Silver Certificate with the yellow seal was issued to US Armed Forces in North Africa as well as Europe. Also referred to as the One Dollar North Africa Note or a US Silver Certificate.

[@totallyntaco4927]

man all I ever wanted since I was little was a 2 dollar bill

[@totallyntaco4927]

+TacoGamingHD nope

[@totallyntaco4927]

+TacoGamingHD look up the gaming taco everyone has the same one, and I edited mine so my profile pic looked unique and I've never seen your channel but I got mine off Google and then edited it i am the only one with this specific picture

[@totallyntaco4927]

+TacoGamingHD I didn't take it from you

[@volt4198]

Go to the bank and get one then

[@sterlingarcher7101]

I went to Bank of America and got a $2 bill when I was like 7 (10 years ago). Within two weeks I was at a park on a summer day. The ice cream truck came and all I had was my $2. You can guess now what I did with it. I SPENT IT ON ICE CREAM KNOWING A $2 IS RARE.

[@rentslave]

I used to spend those Franklin halfs at a local Ben Franklin's.Now they put up a parking lot.

[@raysuazo3668]

Shure u did u didn't fool me no one would sell u that for 100.00 because the lady knows this is more in face value even if she didn't know it was silver but she did anyways so thumbs down to your fake video but i still love the coins he bought from his nearest coin dealer or online

[@Silverpicker]

Definitely not fake... No way to prove it, but don't you think it would be a huge waste of time if I were to buy a bunch of poor condition coins and then put them in bags and boxes and mix them up to make a video?

[@raysuazo3668]

Silverpicker not for phonnys like u who have time to waste

[@adamgreenough4183]

Ray Suazo clearly showing jealousy you sad sad man

[@andrewwykle]

Which is exactly why we should all be checking garage/yard sales!!!

[@TheKerryzzz]

Probably stolen from an elderly persons home . Its a shame...

[@dylankelley2114]

TheKerryzzz are you that stupid?

[@TheKerryzzz]

he only says that he bough it from a garage sale. really ?

[@charliethechihuahua3833]

TheKerryzzz yeah

[@jennymisteqq695]

4evr InStone Did he steal from one person, or did he do this repeatedly? How did you find out he stole the coins? Did he get arrested?

[@bandccoresohio]

TheKerryzzz what an idiot

[@spenserhickssh]

Well thanks for showing this, I'm going to go cry now and eat fast food for a month.

[@alford35]

Wow. Sounds like took advantage of the mentally ill to me! I'm not saying shouldn't have bought the lot but could have at least gave a more than reasonable price for it.

[@B0b0K1w1]

The yellow seal silver certificate was used in North Africa

[@Silverpicker]

Really cool right!?

[@matthewpawlow9252]

My grandpa bought 10 silver dollars for 100 dollars and sold them for 14$ each and I told him I would of bought them and he said I wouldn't pay that much even though i pay 30$ for them and the dollars are worth a minimum of 23$

[@ldrobarts]

If there is one thing I have learned on values and collectables, stuff is only as worth as much as someone else would be willing to pay or trade for. Thats it. Even face value stuff...

[@MajesticSkywhale]

The series of 1935A $1 yellow seal silver certificate was a limited issue for the United States military during World War II. These silver certificates are most commonly called one dollar North Africa notes.

[@MajesticSkywhale]

+Majestic Skywhale they are pretty common and you have the most common serial letters (IC) but it would still probably be between $25-50 by itself so like you said you made a killing :D

[@Sportingalagrieska]

By the way, that pope's medallions are available in silver an non silver. There's a lot of people selling them as silver when they actually aren't. They are for sale on the Vatican's site.

[@Daviousss]

I know im a little late but the yellow seal is a african emergency silver dollar that. Was issued during WW2

[@mishellerauth1966]

You didn't make a killing on it, but the old coin silver, the n African s cert and the spendable currency in the beginning was worth >$100. Good job

[@jakesmith169]

My guy the silver dimes are worth $2 each that’s $140+ right there

[@johnwayne2103]

You have an old NY city transit token used between 1953 -1970. Not worth anything but nostalgia sakes. Nice little haul. I say you came out even unless the junk jewelry takes you over the top.

[@bradmajerus6466]

That yellow seal silver certificate is a WWII South African note. Not worth a ton because of its condition. But still very cool and definitely has value.

[@MrPavePaws]

Bad news...the local vending machines are going to spit out those coins. No Cheetos tonight.

[@Silverpicker]

lol

[@dantyler1558]

The yellow seal silver certificate is worth a lot. I mean, you probably have already sold it.

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

Great buy , yep those Mercury dimes are selling at a dollar forty cents , some days at a buck thirty each , They are sure to go up to Four dollars again , always worth a loaf of Bread :) QC

[@LITTLEMOESILVERgsw]

WOW!! What a buy...Totally worth a hundred bucks!!

[@norielfulgencio610]

I have many pennies contacte at messenger maribel rivera

[@norielfulgencio610]

Buy my pennies

[@james4582]

The yellow seal is a silver certificate made during WW2 for The North Africa campaign issued to soldiers

[@kitadrian2115]

The yellow seal 1 dollar bill is a WWII North Africa note

[@jaymartell2967]

Yes that one would look good next to my five.He needs to sleeve that yellow $1