Nickels Coin Dealers Want To Buy Now And What They Pay

[@LibertyNickelCollector]

Right up my alley. Thank you! Getting to know a series well before you buy a major key is advisible in my experience. I looked at maybe 200 mint state 1912-S nickels in auction records and sale listings before purchasing. When I found it, I knew right away that the coin was more appealing in strike and surfaces than 95% of the others I viewed

[@AndrewDowell-g5c]

Your the only coin dealer/video person who seems to be able to truthfully discus coins in an un

[@lefty3141591]

Thanks for the info. I like the fact that there are coins which can be collected that do not cost a lot of money. I think these are a great place to get started in collecting, and for those of us that like having a collection without a lot invested in it.

[@gdblesscptamerica1726]

Great idea for a series, my friend! Keep these videos coming!

[@barbaralogsdon8104]

Thank you for your honesty 🙂

[@jamesrexsannatracy8318]

Glad for the honesty on this channel……I’ve been into coins for years ,made money lost money. Glad for this channel

[@CoinHELPu]

I don't agree, most dealers are not cheats, some but not most.

[@Addicted_to_Freedom]

You should probably define that, they sell for more than the value? That's a free market and value is always relative. ALL businesses must make a profit or else it's a hobby. There are some businesses that operate at the expense of others and some that operate at the service of others. It took me a long time to make this distinction. "Cheats" who operate at other people's expense are in all industries.

[@edwardaustin740]

Good evening Daniel. Hope all is well. Thanks for another awesome video. As always I appreciate it.

[@miketibs9971]

Thank you for the education, Daniel 👍

[@NuthinFancyCollectibles]

Very informative series, Daniel. Thank you.

[@MarkA-Coins]

Thanks Daniel. I love the 3cent, sheild and Buffalo nickels. I'm not so hot on the Liberty Head V nickel. I did collect those at one time and have a complete collection (minus the 13 of course) but pretty much look past them now.

[@annette22177]

T.y. dan and you have a great day and a better tomorrow..👍🙏✌️🇺🇲

[@Supercheeseburger666]

Great Video, Daniel. Thanks for sharing!

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks for watching!

[@jppagetoo]

The No Cents V nickels were saved in the day. Just like the 50D Jefferson nickel was also saved immediately. People knew they would be sought after. Many mint state examples exist and are fairly easy to find. Unfortunately that fact makes them worth much less than you would expect from the mintage numbers alone.

[@marymastromauro8164]

Good morning Daniel!

[@philkarkovice5337]

I have the 1871 Shield Nickel in an ANACS slab VF-25. I would never part with it though. This coin and the 1886-S seated dime are the two biggest sleeper coins in existence! Good luck finding them in coin shops or at shows. Also have an 1867 Shield Nickel with rays in AU+

[@billcarson8246]

Nice job 👍👍👍

[@indyhitman7538]

I sure hope we will be getting a dime video next

[@_CYB0RG_]

@@indyhitman7538 I think he has a particular fondness for Bust dimes and Seated dimes. 😀

[@stevewalker3841]

Thank you

[@Blue_Siberian]

nice show nickels have always been tricky for me great info 👍

[@jclikespam7791]

Great information 👍

[@TomCraig-d2u]

I have an 1883 no cents that has been in a case very very little wear.

[@kristinebailey86]

I also have nickels I collect the oldest I believe is 1938 or 39 however in my opinion they don't have much value because they are circulated . But I get them all from rolls at the bank . I buy six dollars worth of nickels from my bank and every so often I get older nickels. I collect for the pleasure of finding older coins.

[@_CYB0RG_]

I have a few mint state Shield nickels. I think they are really cool designs.

[@johnnyb3126]

I have a 1969 proof nickel in pf67 Star it's not worth much but has nice light toning

[@thevendordude]

Cool video Daniel! I hope you do a series on all the denominations. I know the biggest problem with the older nickels is the date being worn off. Do the key dates have any distinguishing features or marks that could tell you the year?

[@johnwachter6369]

I'm a Liberty nickel collector...not a very popular set and coins are tough to find in a nice problem free VF-AU. Did sell a XF 12-D the other day to a dealer friend for above greysheet, which was nice.

[@JohnnyCollins-cv4gx]

3 legs**18/17** always wanted++easy resell coins**** always wanted a 18 over 17 never was able to afford one*****

[@ericsfc1ea.16]

Not much silver in them nickels, use it for shopping/etc. = lots of circulation. Good coin series video.

[@scottymoondogjakubin4766]

There are also Henning nickles 1939- 1944-1946- 1947-1953 ! They also weigh in at around 5.40 grms ! Are these worth anything or are they even legal to own ? There are a few on Ebay ! But im trying to find one in the wild !

[@jeffw1267]

According to the law, Henning nickels are illegal to own, but the Secret Service shows no interest in seizing them, or most other counterfeit coins. ICG puts Henning nickels in slabs with special yellow "counterfeit" inserts. They wouldn't do that if they thought the feds would kick in their front door. Bust half dollars were also widely counterfeited, often with hand-cut dies, and they trade for a lot of money. The Secret Service doesn't care about those, either.

[@AndrewDowell-g5c]

...understandable way. I bought some V nickels early on from my local coin person. A year later, I asked what they would pay me for them. After having paid them $250, they said $22!!! Yea, I felt used, taken advantage of, and generally pissed at them.

[@LstrO42]

I'm just anxious to see what the CPG does with some modern varieties like the 2023 P wddo-002 over wddr-046.

[@Jroldcoins_843]

Nice

[@TheWinstonDouble]

I like the Liberty head design the most. That's Barber's best design imo. Well, at least for US coins that made it to production. He had some nice patterns too

[@manuelalvarenga2154]

What about nickels 60’s and 50’s with a p , s, d, mints next to the right of the building? Any videos about prices?

[@CoinHELPu]

Use a price guide for coin prices.

[@vernonpurvis2810]

I didn't know they made these into the 1870s. I always thought they were all during early 1850s made.

[@katflagler3866]

I was wondering if I could send you a couple pics of some coins that I have just to get an idea or some advice or maybe you'd be interested and thank you like your videos a lot very vital of information

[@CoinHELPu]

No, I don't offer that service and I don't buy ungraded potential mint errors and such. I have a help community where you can ask assistance. Thanks

[@bill4572]

Never knew certain V nickels go for that much only other one is a high grade war nickel they are nice some of the Buffalo nickels in Matt finish they are a lot

[@cherico64]

Thank you for this information. Very interesting. I'm always confused with the pricing of coins. What good is the Greysheet and the NGC/PCGS price guises when nobody seems to adhere to them? Dealers don't pay Greysheet. Why bother referring to a price guide?

[@alberthanson1971]

How do you accurately grade coins with soft strikes? I've seen many a case where a raw coin in my opinion is EF or higher, yet the dealer says the coin is G or VG at best. I have a beautiful 1926-S Buffalo with mint luster, but, the reverse is such a soft strike that there's virtually no detail in the horn or tail. But then there are keys and semi-key dates which some dealers seem to be more lenient about the grade. I have the 1921-P and 1921-D Mercury dimes where I would grade them as AG, but dealers would grade them as F. The reverse on both coins is worn to the point where there's no rim remaining. And how do you grade SLQs from 1916-1924 with only one or two digits of the date visible? I have a 1923-S with 1-1/2 digits visible, yet the shield has about 2/3 details.

[@CoinHELPu]

No wear, no missing luster, that is all I can say because it takes visual experience.

[@jeffw1267]

I have a common-date Buffalo that was so weakly struck that NGC slabbed it as a mint error. It says "Brilliant Uncirculated - Weakly Struck". I paid $130 for it, which might be too much, but there was no similar coin to compare it to. It is fun to show people.

[@Crazycoins4life]

Good morning from Alaska

[@FreekingAwwsome]

Thanks BrUdDeR

[@FreekingAwwsome]

Great video

[@allanfifield8256]

Shield Nìckels in the higher grades are good looking coins. EF to AU would be a good affordable set to assemble. (minus the few key dates).

[@LibertyNickelCollector]

Very true, most people see those very worn out (similr to V nickels) so seeing a full set at a higher grade level would be very appealing

[@heyzooz]

Why did they skip 1943 nickel? Trying to see prices for double eye variety.

[@CoinHELPu]

This is not about varieties but better dates.

[@josepha9313]

Jeffs, in my time you could pretty much pull the whole set out of circulation exceptions 38D, 38S, 39D, 39S and probably the 50D; not many sleepers but FS in 65 or 66 and proof Jeffs of 40s and 50s with Cam or DCAM have value. Circulated coins, they simply made too many nickels, in 1964 they went over a billion at both mints!

[@LetaTesema]

I have a some of coins from Ethiopia best best coin

[@JohnnyCollins-cv4gx]

⛈️☕✳️😸😼we enjoy your show each morning ✳️

[@Silvercrypto-xk4zy]

Wouldn’t nic a date be better than no date at all though?

[@CoinHELPu]

Not to me.

[@EricBynog-zd4rd]

I had to listen circulation coins but in mint state the 26 s will always be king and in mint state condition there are few Philadelphia dates that are tough like 17 and 18 & 21 & 24 & 30 s & 16 those are tough to get in nice full strike coins and from 17 to 27 all the Denver and San Francisco coins in mint state are high high even in ms62 grade they are several thousands

[@chrisblackburn-hj4lf]

I got a 1871 shield nickel graded pr 66+cameo (CAC). Do you think it’s worth anything?

[@CoinHELPu]

Only if it's graded by PCGS, NGC, ANACS or CAC, if it is then you can check the price guides for the value.

[@dodulkushtia9926]

I have Jefferson nickel USA 1991- P double die errors five cent coin looking for buyer

[@mattmatt6572]

Kinda rude to try to sell coins on Dan's channel. Might not see it this way if you were on a channel that didn't own a coin shop with web sales. I would liken it to standing outside a pawn shop trying to sell your chain saw.

[@dodulkushtia9926]

​@@mattmatt6572, Thank you , you can tell to me