New Purchases - Slabbed & Raw Coins - 8 Reales, Ancients, Classic US

[@cgcoins3639]

I vote for more raw coins ❤️

[@williamguirl7735]

Always interesting variety of US, world & ancients, your video magnification is impeccably pleasant, your monologue with hints and drops are always entertaining; thank you!

[@TtheSilverStacker]

Neat selection. I especially like the 8 Reales (big surprise). Ha ha!

[@joepapp01]

Great episode to cap a fantastic week of coin videos. Keep it up, Ben!

[@jasonsteward6028]

Thanks Ben! Always informative and showing me new things. The Ancients were very intriguing. Don't have any as of yet.

[@SHOCKWAVEDAVE]

Variety sells! Nice pick ups.

[@ryanstieglitz777]

Hamilton again 😊Love it

[@_CYB0RG_]

I like raw coins a lot.

[@SouthSideFrankie]

Great coins, I particularly liked the Solidus.

[@erikbrantner4295]

The Austrian piece also has many adjustment marks like many early US coins do. I guess it was common practice throughout all of the mints to adjust the weight of the coin by scraping them with a rasp prior to striking. Many of the early French escus have heavy file marks as well.

[@shoeless1137]

Ink Chops became very common towards the end of chop marking as a practice from what i understand. I'd have to reference my book

[@darbysdownhomedetecting]

Appreciate you throwing in the raw coins Ben 😁 great episode 💯

[@RealtorInThe828]

Thanks Ben.

[@davidvandebrake8454]

Another fantastic coin video Ben love the combination of coins . I finally got me a 8 R from a shipwreck. I'd love to own the 1818 25 cent bust them large quarters are great .

[@erikbrantner4295]

Great presentation as usual, The 1818 large size quarter was a straight grade which is surprising since there was damage on the "2" of 25C., Guess that person grading this coin was in a pretty good mood that day 😊!

[@rasbobbo]

The Chilean piece is pretty, cleaned or not.

[@williamguirl7735]

The Chilean un peso is neat looking coin.

[@marksaffian2082]

That 1818 capped bust quarter floored me... How did that get a straight grade? The two was obviously obliterated with scratches. I have a morgan with the barest of scrapes - only visible with the right angle and light - and it gets a details: scratched grade from PCGS. You didn't address this Ben. Perhaps you should.

[@wojak86]

grading is just a way to rig the market ... scam alert

[@sdzengelewski]

Maybe it was filed off at the mint because it was over weight? 🤔 Sure looks like someone gouged the heck out of it though…

[@667hodge]

ALL 3rd party graders are inconsistent

[@sandiahead]

Population

[@Jan-m5c2r]

Hey Ben, many thanks - but: what is the difference between a die gouge and a die crack? The outcome of both phenomena seems identical (raised areas). Can you help me with an answer, please?

[@Indigone_Demon]

Hey Ben & crew.👋

[@andrewnelson-wy7pl]

You must’ve skipped lunch today. You made a lot of mistakes in this video, but it was still very entertaining. Thank you.

[@_CYB0RG_]

How did the 1818 Browning 8 quarter straight grade with the damage to that 2?

[@_CYB0RG_]

I do like the 35-S peace

[@michaelgoodspeed846]

Hi Ben

[@williamguirl7735]

Editor working again, lol

[@skrylos]

I really want to see the Bitboards

[@caseymims2479]

How did that capped bust quarter not get reverse damaged?

[@meteoman7958]

XF is too generous for that 1858 half.

[@mrmainevent1872]

Have you been roller skating lately?

[@EricBynog-zd4rd]

Most dealers are basically charging there own customers to buy there coins like yea I buy them but only if I can make 40 percent

[@williamguirl7735]

That 24-S Buffalo reverse is flat as a pancake, old school coin dealers like jack beymer wouldn’t grade past Fine, flat strike considering.

[@kevinpoggensee]

Hey Ben

[@EricBynog-zd4rd]

Never understood the dealers pricing coins at a certain grade when raw to me if it’s uncirculated then it should be priced at ms60 not at ms64 that’s the part of grading now in theory a person would lose money buying raw walker at ms64 then pay fees to get it graded and see if it comes back at ms64 only reason I say this is because when dealers buy the coins they don’t pay ms64 money but yet sell at ms64 coin business is the only business that I know of that hedges off there customers own money

[@dougvanallen2212]

Raw coins please

[@mtbmarin86]

We're gonna go global again.. !! 😅😅😅..

[@donaldinnewmexico]

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[@donaldinnewmexico]

THIRD

[@CertifiedPre33]

I was thinking of purchasing some byzantine 🪙's for 🎄 🤔

[@CertifiedPre33]

In the words of the immortal C. Montgomery Burns... "Excellent" 😜 👁❤🪙🤓