KING OF LINCOLN CENTS! Highly Desirable In Just About Any Grade! POCKET CHANGE MARKET REPORT

[@Jim-xd6fy]

For newbies this is just a hobby unless you have lots of $ to spend and nothing else to do. Kudos to those who have made a successful business out of coin collecting.

[@Madden-Frangrance-Champ]

Negative, it can become a successful business. Just need to put the work into it

[@nikkanderson1985]

​@Madden-Frangrance-Champ where did he say it couldn't? Negative?

[@shastina5493]

Not true! Yes, it is a hobby but one does not have to have $ to spend to do the hobby! You can check out your pocket change and coin roll hunt with house money you can put right back into your budget minus whatever you keep out. It does take dedication and the knowledge skill set to do a buisness with some $ like all buisneesses require at start up. If your in it just for money, then your in the wrong hobby! My opinion anyway!

[@TripleNine_FourTwenty39]

Lmao

[@DennisShaw-rs9tk]

No you can go buy face value rolls or cash stack from bank then you go look at each piece to resale Only make money that way

[@MarkedMoneyTech]

The 1995 I just blogged about has zinc rot. I have it sealed, and it's not worth much, but decided to write about it anyway. It has more sentimental value than anything because a fellow collector gave it to me.

[@GlenAdams-qu4cp]

If you want to attempt to replace it before it dies, let us know

[@Assassin9theAxCx]

I'm a proud owner of the Matte Proof 1909 V.D.B. I was very surprised to see that the featured 1909 VDDR sold for $82! It was a pretty nice specimen though. Definitely not a mint state or an UNC but nice shape. I'd be happy to find any 1909 in that shape. I have two nice 1909 VDB's one is the one mentioned earlier a proof 66 the other is an AU 58.

[@angelae7944]

I have a Buffalo Nickel with no date, a lot of Wheat Pennies, & about 7 or 8 steel Wheat Pennies, & some old coins from different countries. I have no idea what to do with them, except to hold onto them

[@LynnSharp-s5r]

Great Reporting & Teaching Us Newbies 😊

[@KeeneEyeCollectibles-hp3cr]

It's good to hear you're back to normal! Thank you as always!

[@TripleNine_FourTwenty39]

That 1962-D nickel kicks ass man. Thank you for all the knowledge Blue! We appreciate you bud.. 👊🏼

[@Ross-b2z]

Just found a 1982 P small date Lincoln cent 3.0 grams. In pocket change.

[@Rob-sx8ek]

The D small date copper is the money coin

[@bobmorris5388]

Love the CUDS! called me out now I know you do read the comments .Thx for all the help and knowledge you share its honest and no bs and thats Rare! Unlike some of the others videos that just want views and fill you full ! You do good work and I watch no others. Was that my68 Toney pictured on one of your vids cover page? I Think so I'm flattered! You did a Toney not long ago I seen and followed the the same when pricing !keep up the Great work !!!

[@yogamma1234]

My 1887 Indian was on here!!

[@dianaarnold7234]

Hello Love your Help I have just started looking and Keeping Coins. I am from Canada. I do have 3 1989 us cents no Mint Mark is there Value in these Penny’s Thank you so much for any Help Diana.

[@coreymason3272]

No mint mark (almost always) indicates the Philadelphia mint. Google them! Maybe you've got a rotated die!?

[@cantebetweenlodges4516]

Hello from North Dakota. I have some interesting Canadian pennies . Are they still considered legal currency since Canada no longer produces copper pennies? Jw.

[@coreymason3272]

@@cantebetweenlodges4516 yep!

[@alvinbeshears9870]

Great video, we need to see more of these. Thanks you!

[@DigginDave]

My 1988 D Flared G SOLD for $1,350 How did that Sell for 20 Bucks seems Low....

[@Scheffsvids]

I was thinking the same thing. I found and sold this coin. It didn’t even get the views I thought it would. Really strange because the flare is really clear.

[@daneavaras986]

Hi Sean. I sold a 1978S on ebay. It sold for an offer of $150.00. Could you maybe mention it on your weekly report. I'd be thrilled for it to be mentioned. It is a gorgeous coin. The buyer got an absolutely beautiful coin. It was not graded. Thanks, Danea.

[@NicoleGizzy79]

@@daneavaras986 What coin are you speaking of Please ? A Nickel ?

[@daneavaras986]

@@NicoleGizzy79 a penny.

[@ddivincenzo1194]

@@Scheffsvids Good to know, I have an '88 flared G in good shape. I found it in a coin roll.

[@regankaldahl8496]

Good show and thank you so much.

[@maniacmainer68]

Thanks Shaun good show!

[@prophecyallah1975]

Thank you for sharing.

[@charlie59r]

Shaun, very excited, I found in my pocket change, a missing clad layer on a 1999 Pennsylvania Statehood quarter. What's most interesting is that it's missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. It looks AU to maybe MS grade. My main question is should I list it on eBay or send it in for grading? Your help here will be most appreciated.

[@CarlosHernandez-b1x]

I know you don't recommend grading low leaf. But to me. Its worth it. I don't intend to sell anytime soon

[@MarkedMoneyTech]

Excellent report Shaun! Keep up the great work!

[@CarrieHutchinson-v2t]

I have the same 1922 I had no idea about its worth. I new to eBay still try to find my way around that platform. Thank you for you weekly report. I very much appreciate you. Your brilliant.

[@OldLion64]

The dogs really like that Tuskegee quarter

[@Uduplr]

😄😄😄😄

[@Uduplr]

Hey Shaun, you often mention the West And East coast a lot when referring to where the coins can usually be found, because of how the Mint ships them. How does that fair or impact Us in the Central States…ND, MN, NB, MO and KS ?

[@MarkedMoneyTech]

I'm in Illinois and find both D and P mint errors and varieties.

[@jbrown012765]

I believe that he is referring to the East & West of the Mississippi River is the Boundary Line for each Mint to be shipped to…That’s just me from listening to Blue for years now. I may be wrong but that’s what I have gathered from listening to him.

[@shastina5493]

Thanks as always Shaun!

[@PaulSoutherland]

Have over a hundred pennies from the fortys to the two thousand with no mint marks

[@jeffzin5779]

NICE JOB! USE THIS FORMAT FOR THE Q&A

[@Elaine-i7s]

I bought 6 rolls of Kennedy halfs and most of them are 2023 d in 68+ condition do you think theres any value besides face?

[@freekingawwsome]

Thanks Shaun

[@joanstevens5647]

Sean I have the 1975d penny graded at 400,000 can you get Ma a buyer ? Outside of heritage auctions because in my city my funds would go towards a corporation for the city

[@bigblind4085]

Could someone tell me a good place to buy and sell coins free? I don't do face book. Thx. Always love this channel

[@RichMulder]

I have a question I found a 1999 mule die clash like the one found but I have no idea how to send or where to send it to grade it

[@charlottehunter6770]

I have a 1935 one cent wheat penny no mint the IN god we trust you can't tell it says IN how much it worth

[@stevenmills9682]

Hey Blueridge!! Need your expertise here please. I have a 1962 Jefferson nickel I believe is struck on a 1962? Lincoln copper planchet. How do I look this up?

[@calebnieken1745]

Weigh the coin. A Lincoln copper penny should weigh around 3.1 grams. If your nickel weighs right around that, you have a valuable coin.

[@stevenmills9682]

Yes I weighed it and it weighs in about that weight. What to do now tho?

[@MILKMN1000]

Shawn I've found a hit thru on Elenore Roosevelt

[@josepheckbold6568]

I just found the first 2024 Lincoln shield ddo error 😁

[@scottholliday9308]

Great video my friend 👍

[@upscaleflipping4617]

Great video love to see the cents 👍

[@danielbaker2436]

Hello Shaun, Ty, 👍👊

[@AngelaPuthoff]

Can anyone send coins for your auction

[@P.Joseph-wr8lr]

Greetings Blue Ridge Silver Hound I haven't been able to watch your shows lately but I have a friend who has a rare coin that I want to help get graded I was thinking maybe I could interest you in some coins or paper money from my collection in order to put the money together to have a few coins graded

[@Uduplr]

The 1887 Indian Head Penny Also has something that was Overlooked ….The collar is different from half to half…It’s Half ribbed and half clean and smooth. And that 2022 cent with the extra V…is a little fishy…that extra V looks like it was added and Not part of the printing (compared to the other’s found )

[@LUIS-633BANK]

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[@christianhouston1063]

I have a lot of different coins and I've seen some on here that are just alike. Is there anyone interested in seeing my collection so I can try to sale them.

[@williamguirl7735]

Watching diggin Dave search halves & quarters, he doesn’t look for errors, just silver & W quarters, think that’s a bit of a loss!

[@christsidereptableslastday7778]

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[@wafflefry18]

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[@rickw6521]

This coin collecting should only be what you want to keep. If a person wants to sell coins then every one should just them at face value because no one wants to buy them. Major coin shops don't eve want to screw around helping a person to even get coins graded. And they only want to deal with coins over 2500 .00 bucks. Instead of telling people what coins or currency are worth you should be explaining in "DETAIL" from A-Z how to get them graded. This is why i say collect for your self and don't listen to all these coin collecting video's.

[@nikkanderson1985]

Yeah bro he does tell you that, and he helps you get them graded or tells you if you should grade it. He has a whole team. I should just let him respond to this. But you're sounding mad for all the wrong reasons. That's why we cherry-pick coin shops. They only pay weight value unless it's ultra rare. And search the videos that only talk about grading and how to. Stay off this one. It's positive, and he is super cool and helpful, honest, and knows what he is talking about.

[@NicoleGizzy79]

He talks about everything Literally 💯 Maybe not in every single video but he HELPS TREMENDOUSLY look up some of his other videos

[@coolbreeze6198]

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