Buying SILVER from a Coin Shop Owner leads to THESE conversations.

[@jimclemente6546]

These episodes with the coin guy are taking a life of their own. We need to have a weekly hourly show with the coin guy sometimes covering other topics than just coins. Keep up the great work!

[@FishyFun57]

I agree, he is a wealth of information and entertaining. Its never a dry presentation!!

[@RichardLuther-l9e]

He's the man😅lex luther

[@BaltimoreColt]

I'll scroll past nearly every video I see that's about 5 minutes or longer regardless of the subject matter simply because it's "too long" but I'll happily watch a Coin Guy video that's over an hour long and think nothing of it. lol

[@johnnybee1776]

I graduated in 62, so I can identify with everything your saying. . The world is fast becoming like a lunatic asylum, and the lunatics are running it.

[@heartoftexas8092]

Clowns, sock puppets and cartoon characters

[@Mr-pn2eh]

The Vatican and his jesuits is the reason why.

[@MooseBme]

!(: Well ssid ;)!

[@matthewbyrns1032]

I'm 65 and agree l

[@Mr-pn2eh]

@@matthewbyrns1032 I'm 23 and agree

[@jenihansen7201]

HELLO COIN GUY AND SPEGTACULAR. SO GOOD TO SEE YOU BOTH. LOVE LISTENING TO COIN GUY.

[@loueckert4970]

God BLESS America, and God BLESS Coin Guy. Love you man. Thanks Speg.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for watching, Lou!

[@Florida_Cracker]

When you zoomed in on Guy’s face with his self portrait drawing in the background 🤣 38:20

[@johne5563]

Can I just say, I wish I had a coin shop in my area with a friendly owner like you. Happy to spend money with someone who is willing to take the time and explain things. Thanks for the video anyway! 😎

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for watching, John!

[@CBPowerPlays]

Love hearing from Coin Guy, always a wealth of knowledge!

[@reginaldstroud1123]

Agreed.

[@matthewknopp2812]

Called the coin guy looking for a specific peace dollar that led to nice conversation, wish I lived closer, he has lots of knowledge he's willing to share

[@Dreamcar85supra]

I live for these videos could listen to you guys talk all day!

[@Mr-pn2eh]

There is only one guy. The other is called spegtacular. 😀

[@markroberts9577]

I have already seen advertising on KZbin for Central Bank digital currency. And how they tried to Hype it up as being super wonderful

[@Hossfarms766]

Always enjoy the coin Guy. I like his opinion and views of the economy. Thanks 👋

[@stevencouitt4286]

Such a pleasure to listen to this conversation, thankyou

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for watching, Steven!

[@TheQuickSilver101]

I'm going to have to start leaving multiple comments on these videos because the two of you talk about so much stuff that I forget what I was going to say by the end of the video. Thanks for bringing these to us. They're great fun and incredibly informative!

[@SouthSideFrankie]

Totally agree!

[@sidcolwell7479]

We get taught about currency, silver& gold, world history.👍

[@LatimusChadimus]

You won't be alone. I end up at 2+

[@michaelmartin6747]

I love the coin guy! Has alot of knowledge about everything!!

[@hendo19742]

AS A STUDENT OF HISTORY, I LOVE THESE VIDEOS, VERY POPULAR, CHEERS, GREETINGS FROM THE UK, EXILED SOUTH AFRICAN!👍🇿🇦🇬🇧🇿🇦🇬🇧🇿🇦🇬🇧

[@cartoonscollecting1891]

Guy is a National Treasure,, I could listen and learn from him constantly,, love everything he has to say

[@sticksandstones5372]

Every time you show Mr. guy it gives me faith in this country I support his morals 100%

[@SandmanAlpha4]

I'm so grateful I seen the value of constitutional silver years ago. Especially the early silver dollars. I'm up to almost 6 $1,000 fv bags of just Quarters , dimes , and halves. Not including the thousands of Morgan and Peace dollars.

[@tryagain4469]

🗽GOOD THINKING REAL MONEY

[@browpetj]

Makes a big difference hearing the history from Guy. Thanks for sharing!

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for watching, Peter!

[@nicka1833]

Thanx for bringing us these videos

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for watching, Nick!

[@72cmcinc]

Cool store and cool "Guy", love listening to you guys chat away!

[@georgesmith1172]

The UK had a 10 shilling note until 1969 until it was replaced with the 50p piece

[@cyberleaderandy1]

Guy is probably the most knowledgeable, yet modest coin dealer ive ever come across. Apart from films like mary Queen of Scots, Henry Eighth and French Revolution and Charles the First films they do lop a head off in the Second Musketeers film 🤔

[@667hodge]

Hey Speg,I would like to thank you and Guy for doing these kind of vids, especially for someone like me,who is mostly a currency collector.I could tell you some history of every one of those notes.But you and Guy make it so interesting to watch.Take care,you and Guy👍

[@kscoins4787]

I third this motion...got into currency 3yrs ago and LOVE IT!

[@bobspistolsandpaydirt8607]

Coin Guy….. The Man…. The Legend!

[@georgematthews2877]

Good Morning SpegTacular!🍵 I really enjoy your Coin Guy interviews! I see him as a person of wisdom, not just in coins. He mentioned "playing with his coins"! I am a model railroader as well as coin/currency collector! "Him playing with his trains!" is seen as a derogatory statement by model railroader's!

[@richardbeee]

Sometimes "chop" marks are on coins to see what else is in them. Very early silver coins have palladium in them. Silver and palladium have an affinity for each other and unless you electro-win the silver out they will chase each other through the refining process. Pure copper was almost unheard of before 1200 AD. They would just melt the copper out of the host rock. I'm an extractive metallurgist, i live in Arizona. I've worked in and around copper smelting all my life. In copper ore you will find Ag, Au, Pd, and to a lesser degree various other amounts of the platinum group sisters (Pt, Pd, Ir, Rh, Os, Rh). Not enough to mine on their own, but smelting large amounts of ore pure charge and using the copper as a collector you soon increase the amount of the PGM's, and other precious metals. Just a gold miner now. I have native gold for sale. Raw, melted, refined and melted, or as a 24kt powder for making jewelry. Thought y'all could use a little background on the refining process and what they don't tell you.

[@GOLD_FEVER]

That's awesome. I am looking to get into some jewlery making myself (bought some wax molds and gonna practice carving them into rings ) and was thinking about how to purify the gold i find in the river... What is the best way to bring gold to say 20 karat or 22 karat? Is cupelling the best easier way to do it? Or is the chemical process the only one that ACTUALLY purifies the gold properly?

[@richardbeee]

@@GOLD_FEVER Chemically is 100% used for .9999 (24 kt) fine. However, cupelling is great if your not looking for 24 kt. Inquart your gold with at least 4 times the amount of silver. Then just dissolve the Ag using HNO3 (50%) solution. The "black" residue left will be at least 23.5% gold

[@scandinavianstacker8485]

@@PistolPete1984 stupid questin but im not (yet) collecting roman coins. Does that mean 300-400 ad coins are easier to collect (more available and cheaper because of content) these days or harder because of chopping (hard to find not chopped)?

[@heartoftexas8092]

I watch sreetips on you tube and have learned alot.

[@richardbeee]

@@heartoftexas8092 Yea. He's cool. Watch him myself.

[@silverbarstacker]

Wow, I thought I was going to hate these bills, but Coin Guy has such an incredible understanding of their history and it's undeniably interesting to me. I absolutely LOVE these bills!

[@officeguy3]

The Antoninianus of Gallienus (253-268 AD.) is typical of the debasement of coins in the mid third century Roman Empire. The empire was again mired in civil war. The Persians and the Germanics invading the frontier. In order to fund the troops and keep them loyal, large amounts of silver coins were needed. Gallienus was so desperate to fund the troops, that he began silver coating the bronze antoninianus. During the reign of Gordian lll (238-244 AD) the antoninianus replaced the denarius as the primary Roman denomination. So the troops got paid in silver coins and the mainstream population received the silver coated coins.

[@Chapitamastervideos]

Thank you both for such an interesting and entertaining video. Lots of different and varied topics in the coin world, even a bit of poli-ticks as Gerald Celente says. Will definitely try to visit the shop next time we fly across the pond and drop by that neck of the woods...🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@keithnovak4317]

I plan going to 50th class reunion this summer, what a change over the 50 years.

[@FishyFun57]

I absolutely love the videos with Guy, he is such a wealth of knowledge of a vast variety of subjects and is a natural presenter! Sadly the Canadian $ is almost like the Mexican Peso, against the USD. Otherwise I would be chomping on the bit to buy from him! He is a dealer I really could support, huge fan here of Guy! I love his perspective on the hobby, how it will continue with new and youth coming in! I started in earnest collecting and stacking silver in 2012, July 1,2020. My first purchase was off our Canadian shopping network, coin show, run by the biggest dealer here, Steve Bromberg. Thankfully the 9999 silver mint set hasn't dropped too much. I started teaching my son history as I started collecting a variety of circulation silver and nickel coins. Our Royal Canadian mint is big on minting quarters to mark historic events, so this aspect of coin roll hunting is still interesting! We also have a yearly circulation $1/$2 commerative coins as well, they're usually 5 to 12 million mintage. coins and currency are wonderful tools to bring history alive. I would love to see even more videos with Guy, some episodes I rewatch 2-3 times. There is so much wisdom packed into each episode! Unfortunately his assessment of our current government is true! I was shocked, when they tipped their hand, by freezing bank accounts, during the trucker protests! Its wise to have a little extra of essentials needed to live stocked up, especially non perishables. We could be heading back to times of the Great Depression. I feel its a positive move to go back to a local economy and be as self suffiencient as possible. Then you are not at the mercy of any controlling country! Our Canadian bank in 2001, sold all of our stored gold. There is an interview with David Dodge, saying he felt gold was an outdated relic, that it made more sense to buy foriegn treasury bills/bonds. Canada is probably the only country with no gold reserves, it stated this in the video. Please bring us as many Coin Guy videos as possible! Those ancients were drool worthy. Blessings to both you and Coin Guy! I wish he had his own weekly show, however, I know he is super busy and needs to take good care of his health.

[@dai-nippon_digger]

I just bought an 1899 Black Eagle Bill yesterday. It's seen better days but the colors on it are still quite vibrant. It was also a rare signature combination. Also, never eat rice from the states. Always buy the Asian brands, no matter how expensive, especially the Japanese brands.

[@COINSHOPCHRIS]

One of my friends works for a big online bullion dealer. He been there over 3 years . Sales have been very high on silver and gold 35% increased the pass few weeks lots of bigger sales of 50k plus. Most are frist time buyers he is saying. Lost of new people coming in. People are selling stocks and buy gold and silver . The rich know something is about to go down . People if you can buy silver and gold before no one has anything to sell.

[@Quahogstacker]

Thanks coin guy !! And spectacular!! Great video as always 👍👊

[@808bAler]

After rewatching this episode a few times, I must say it is one of my favorite talks from Coin Guy of all time.

[@40belowful]

A dozen large eggs in Fairbanks is $1.99 as I speak at Fred Meyers

[@Vfox1983]

I'm always surprised by his prices, much more reasonable than what you see online.

[@kamuzu]

Maybe for coins but his prices on the banknotes (in such low grades) are way waaayyy overpriced. The world album especially.

[@arte9855]

Outstanding video. I'm a little concerned about guys dry cough, you should have water handy to wet his whistle on these longer videos. Looking forward to seeing the next one, guy is very knowledgeable and informative. Telling it like he sees it.

[@joelp6197]

Love the old broken banknotes, full of history.

[@richardlovett4958]

Love this man. I wish I could get the silver Camal coin

[@luisperna6308]

Coin Guy, the 1953 Cuban Montecristi Peso is collectible. It has my maternal grandfather's signature on it as Ministro de Hacienda.

[@turokforever007]

I visited a big mental institution a few times is was a strange place it was closed in the end and people just ended up on the streets crazy times some were allowed to walk around, but others were totally locked up never leaving the room/cell

[@BradPitbull]

Thanks for all the insight 😊

[@bmp804]

Hey Guy - Go to Burdines Waterfront for some good eats while in the Keys, should be a short walk across the road from your resort. We stayed down there a few years back and ate there several times - great atmosphere and great food! Thanks Speg for another great video!

[@joshwasereyesterday]

Money doesnt grow on trees but currency does!

[@LatimusChadimus]

Well, paper currencies are cotton&linen....sooooooo.....yeaaah...

[@MrMidnight2You]

Rice is grown in water . It isn’t put into water to soften it unless you’re cooking it. Just fyi

[@mikeladley5149]

Great conversation as usual. Nice letter from Brian H. Like many hobbies that have been around for generations, it's nice to see kids involved. I myself are a collector of coins, and a rockhound. I belonged to Rock Clubs for several years, and it lacked anyone younger than 50. Made me think of how many hobbies are a dying breed. I know Guy is from New York and he reminds me of my Dad. He was born and raised in Brooklyn. His hobby was coin collecting also. Anyways thanks for the video. Hi and thanks to Guy also. 👍

[@alexanderrudzinski2103]

Greetz from Germany! That Soviet 10 Tschervonitz bill would be interesting to find out if it is exchangable for their Gold Tschervonitz?! I have some older Soviet bills from my Dad and on the bills it is written exchangable for the same value in Gold. The reason the Queen is on Hong Kong Dollars is because Hong Kong was under Britisch Rule just like India (East India Company) until July 1, 1997. I would love to show some pics of my 5 Reichs Mark Prussia and Saxon. 3 Coins - Value 2500 € Ungraded

[@kentd2712]

You'll never get bored collecting coins and currancy

[@Seven-Seven-77]

We had institutions for the mentally ill when I was younger, all the do-gooders had the institutions shut down because they felt institutions were not humane, in this day and time I believe that they would be run better than what we understood back 50 years ago. An institution would be much better than living rough on the streets where vulnerability is prayed upon. History or hindsight is our best teacher, we just don’t seem to listen any more…….

[@markd.songsandstuff7728]

Love listening to Coin Guy! In Roman times there was not enough Imperial minted coinage. Local cities and provinces were permitted by Rome to mint their own coins called Roman Provincial Coinage, sometimes also called Greek Imperial because many of the mints were in formerly Greek territories and many coins used either Greek or Latin language on the coins. They were sometimes later stamped, countermarked with letters or symbols to indicate they were legit, weighed the proper amount, approved for use. There is a book written by C. Howgego "Greek Imperial Countermarks" that is the most comprehensive listing of these countermarks. Today you can find pennies stamped with various designs but this is just for fun or advertising and does not have an official purpose like ancient Roman counter stamped coins. Some ancient silver coins have test cuts on them. They were cut open to verify they were real silver and not fake. Coins have been faked since coins were first made about 6th century BC. I have a couple real ancient Greek Athens silver tetradrachms and an ancient fake one, copper center overlaid with silver. There are online sites to learn about ancient coins, buy them and reference books also. Learn and buy from trusted dealers so you don't pay too much or buy a fake.

[@Chapitamastervideos]

$5 or $6 a gallon for gas is still cheap...the rest of the world (most of us) are paying close to $10. By Xmas America will surely be paying that price. Glad I've got an investment hedge...precious metals. I do sleep better too. 😎

[@crossletfour6402]

Great video as usual, Speg. Coin Guy is a treasure. That occasional cough worries me though. Hope he enjoys the Keys and gets back safe and sound - ready to provide more entertainment and education to his and your fans..

[@B29p]

Great video with, Guy. Everytime.

[@colcowboy115]

Awesome information on the bank notes and coin notes if i can say that i love listening to what you have to say on the fractional currency and voins like your passed videos i am learning alot from you guy thanks very much kind regards Gregory lee from Melbourne Victoria Australia. 😁🖐👍🏻

[@Samscoinsandheavymetal]

Liz Coggan is one of the most respected numismatists out there. She’s a classy person, super knowledgeable, friendly honest and simply amazing to work with There are dozens of other equally knowledgeable and Astute females in the hobby -

[@t.texastimmy1022]

You know what I'm scared of ... buying silver @ $6.00 over Spot and then selling it @ $3.00 UNDER Spot, to the same dealer.

[@joshhand8498]

Thanks Guy. Always so interesting.

[@constitutionaljb1751]

always enjoy coin guy video ,plan on stoping by his shop later this summer ,thx.!

[@happyhippo4664]

I stopped going to LCS in 2020. He became grossly uncompetitive. His business now caters to people, new to PM buying, who seem to want to pay any price. Example, 1/10 oz AGE. He charges $320. Online, $210. He'll pay, $180.

[@RandomlyGeneratedUsername]

Many later Roman coins were produced with silvering (officially), including Gallienus' antoninianii. Silvering became a thing when the silver content of the coins dropped. It was a way to instill trust in the currency during very troubled times.

[@gerardramirez6320]

God Bless America 🇺🇸 🙏 ❤️ Semper Fi.

[@SouthSideFrankie]

The bronze roman coin (chop mark) could be a countermark - to revalue a worn coin etc. If so it will be highly collectible. The Denarius of Macrinus is scarce. Later Roman coins were officially silvered (plated) due to contemporary inflation. The silvering fell off quickly on most of these coins. Julia Domna's Husband Severus died near where I live - York(UK). I only do bullion though, but the ancient coins are much more interesting. The coins of the 12 ceasars are particularly valueable.

[@CatsMeowPaw]

24:29 That Australian 10 shilling banknote sells here for about US$15. At US$3, I'd be all over Coin Guy to buy it.

[@mhyatt82262]

I have collected paper notes for as long as I have been in coin collecting. I’m happy to see this category being taken seriously in your dialogue. What I’ve learned from many years of research and experience with paper notes really comes down to *Condition* of whatever notes you choose to own. Condition is important because paper is bound to deteriorate at some point. Even with the bio chemical free clear sleeves, the paper will continue to deteriorate due to fungus or bacterial contamination inside a house or safe. For this reason alone, always take the best possible notes with minimal wear, writing or graffiti, push pin holes and tearing. Start with notes that you can afford such as silver certificates or 1928 to 34 dates US small notes. For example you shouldn’t get into any large size oldies when you’re starting to collect. I really like small notes from $1 to $100 currencies. Red stamp $5 notes are very affordable and some are really valuable if you’re trying to read as much information about them as possible. 41:49

[@WMOODY]

I have always wanted some kind of old ancient coin ever since I was a little kid so I will definitely be looking to buy something you've shown in the video I appreciate all the knowledge again fellas

[@joshwasereyesterday]

New Australian notes have identifying brail bumps for the vision impared!

[@bradleyozbun1012]

💯 thank you for the knowledge. & history lesson's each and everytime that spectacular & Guy get together and allow me to see into this wonderful workd of currency and history.

[@cowanthegreat8966]

Crap! I took that $100HK just like the one here to the bank last year and got $16cdn for it! Had been carrying it around for twenty years.

[@jeannettejo1]

Thankyou guys!!! Very informative!

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for watching, Jeannette!

[@davesrandomchannel9444]

I love the educational series, that 1 on the front is, "history teaching the youth"

[@tucsonbubba1574]

The Coin Guys take on mental illness/drug abuse is spot on. We have no facilities for them today. In the 60's to 70's you never saw people with severe mental problems walking the streets. That is something that would take at least a decade to put in place, if they started in good faith today...because it takes so long to educate the proper professionals. I guess they think that it is less cruel for these people to live in homeless camps than to be in a facility where they are properly cared for.

[@reginaldstroud1123]

Yes, sad but true.

[@scottystacker4660]

Tell Guy I'm looking for a "Tombstone". That would be my last "Nickname" collection.

[@showmeyourkitties]

What's a Tombstone?

[@scottystacker4660]

@@showmeyourkitties A "Tombstone. is a note out of the" Nick-name" collection. There is a series of currencies that have unique "Nicknames."These include not all but the: Battleship, Poker chip, the Indian/chief, you see?* there are several in this type of collection. Some of the most unique and pretty notes are in this collection.

[@apemancommeth8087]

I’d love to walk in there with a pocket full of cash and walk out with a lot less cash! Quality over quantity 😀

[@JuanRodriguez-km9hl]

The coin guy is the man

[@MetalBum]

These videos of coin guy are National treasures.

[@youKnowWho3311]

Hong Kong was leased/owned by the British. I like the queen. I do not recognize her rule; however, If I have to see the queen as a model of decorum, I will take her example over the Kardashians.

[@willb2664]

Paint can be removed from the coins by soaking them in acetone. It will remove the paint and or adhesive without damaging the the coin. I used to be able to buy painted ASEs for spot and then remove the paint.

[@teamSHTF]

Catching up! I watched in the middle and the end, now to stitch it together

[@MCC4RTHY1]

I had a cat named guy. I always love to watch coin guy.

[@cb750k1974]

Funny......my cat was named Hey Guy.

[@kevinw9073]

ALWAYS enjoy The Coin Guy. Well done

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for watching, Kevin!

[@ronbo30]

Fear is a great motivator to get people to do what you want.

[@browpetj]

I didn't realise US notes were so arty back in the day! Wow 👌

[@hc7760]

Awesome! From key west! Head a little more down the road from your vaca key stay and hit up Bahia Honda. On the other side of the seven mile bridge. Great state park beach Btw, Coin guy, your awesome. One day my wife and I hope to make it over and say hello and look at some of the ancients. I know she wants some Roman or Greek coins. She likes gold so there goes the groceries.

[@rodneygomez9026]

Hi yall love this. Always loved just collecting coins and putting them in books. Never looked for errors on them. Would just wonder where this coin I'm holding has been. Around the world or just here in the U.S. I'm just staring to learn on errors now and these guys are alot of help plus the books I buy. Thank yall for putting this on you tube.

[@Samscoinsandheavymetal]

Coinage was different sized because it was worth its weight in the metal 10 silver dimes weighs the same as 4 silver quarters or 2 halves The nickel is bigger than the dime as it’s copper but 5 Pennies we’re the same copper or metallic value/content and value as 1 nickel Silver dollars at 0.77 Troy oz vs a fractional dollar at 0.715 t oz were heavier with alleged purpose Even though both were $1, you got 0.06 t oz more with the silver dollar Although never fully explained by the government The silver gold ratio was 16:1 for ever … and 20 silver dollars had the same value as a $20 pre-33 gold coin At .77 t oz *20, you’ll see it’s 15.4 And as the pre-33 gold is 90% pure you’ll quickly see the amount of silver in $20 silver dollars was the same value as one $20 gold coin with the Ag:AU ratio at 16:1 That’s the reason for varying sizes in coinage Of course today no metal or value in coins but They’re not going to change the traditional size of the coins do the how long they’ve circulated as such and how ingrained they are in culture

[@Samscoinsandheavymetal]

@@jiminysawdust8141 what it is today has nothing to do with pre bretton woods. The advent of the internet and computers changed everything about the world

[@piranhabadass1]

Love the Coin Guy vids :)

[@David_Quinn_Photography]

every time I see large notes it reminds me that we need to revamp our currency it's so bland today.

[@ezspro4438]

see you at the fun show

[@bogdandykyy3969]

On of the best episodes because we saw a lot of paper money. I wish you guys were not sidetracked and Guy would show those Russian money from his world money folder. Also, since Ukraine is everywhere on the news, I would like to know if Guy sells any Ukrainian old notes. Thank you for the episode.

[@matthewbyrns1032]

Must have met you at the 110 show, been going for ever

[@philipraimondo]

They are still allowing drop off and pick up, but you need to call and set up an appointment. (Both ICG and NCG).

[@UrsaMinor983]

The coin guy show is very enjoyable, does he ship to Canada?

[@scratchoffgal2016]

Oh and hey.....

[@sumdude80]

God bless America

[@DE-ef3xd]

Subbed, cool channel. Next time you see guy, can you ask him about his revolver? What model and caliber…. Thanks. I bought a MS 62 1885 silver dollar for $63….. it’s an O, New Orleans mint.

[@johnniet.7820]

Speg. Just a comment on prices in Alaska. In another chat that I follow there is a member who lives in Alaska and he said this week, that it cost him $65 to wash and dry 3 loads of clothes at that their local laundermat.

[@SirBlotto]

Regarding the German 1000 Deutsch Mark note. Guy shoulda bought them, they still can be changed by the federal German bank to Euro. Exchange rate is roughly 2 Mark to 1 Euro. Every note would have been 100 Dollar profit when exchanged. Or at least list them even money in the store. Greetings from Germany!

[@donavonrobbins1908]

What about pre war bills? I was always told the three I have were decommissioned and worthless outside of any collector value. 2 are 100,000 marks and one is $1000 marks f on the late 20s I believe.

[@SirBlotto]

@@donavonrobbins1908 those pre war bills are unfortunately not worth much and can't be exchanged for current money. The cut off date is Banknotes and coins issued before June 20, 1948. After that date you still exchange them to Euro. Over the last year's the numismatic value of Deutsch Mark bills is generally higher than face value.

[@donavonrobbins1908]

@@SirBlotto yeah, that's what I was figuring. Cool looking horse blankets anyway.