PCGS Crackout - Off Brand & Homemade Holders

[@singlesideman]

Nice to see the early gold. The Charlotte Half Eagle is so cool. When I picked up a Dahlonega last year I was just walking on air. Thank you for this.

[@platinumskies7968]

This is what we have been waiting for another crack out challenge lol

[@jeffrummell2348]

I really like that 1924-S Quarter. Thanks

[@jeffbrown2727]

New subscriber, good information and vid. I thought you were cracking out from pcgs holders. Love the 24s slq, it's one of the last 7 I need for my album. That one is way to nice for th elikes of my alb7ms. I like to get low grade coins and break out for my albums cause I don't like holes or copies. Already have my 16 & 18/7 s

[@matteosternato2309]

Great video! Love these crack outs!

[@jasonhastings5538]

🤯🤯🤯🤯 63 on that beat up 79!!!!!!!

[@Indigone_Demon]

Did not expect Ben to pull a Naughty by Nature reference! 😂

[@robertscagnelli1011]

Thanks Ben!!

[@robnewlee1787]

Your humor and humility...ha! You know that we know that you know way more than squat.

[@14ch14]

Great video!

[@RonaldHigashiyama]

A bit of rouge"? Interesting coin grading verbiage. I'll have remember that one lol ;-)

[@BullionBeast]

Very nice looking SLQ! Also, i agree with watcha mean on that 79 S morgan, almost questionable toning. Maybe not natural in the sense like 90% of the toned morgans we see, but it was stored some way for a number of years or months that gave it a speedy but still "natural" toned look. Not like the egg or potatoe toning trick

[@EmptyWilbur]

I've noticed that a lot of the gold coins minted in Charlotte have a dark sort of toning to them. I have an 1843 $2.5 from Charlotte that isn't quite as dark as the one in this video but it is definitely darker than gold coins produced at the other mints. I wonder why that is......maybe a bit different gold alloy?

[@stephendinan5622]

Someone else has been had by GSA auctions myself included

[@timber72]

Well...I mean, you CAN buy off-brand holders...you just have to treat them as raw coins, and bid accordingly. Assume it's been cleaned, and assume it's 1-2 grade levels lower ("AU" - VF/XF, etc.) than advertised, and you'll be fine.

[@Dark-Knight-Cowboy]

Pre 1849 gold is so cool. How much is that 1848 worth? If you don’t mind.

[@donaldinnewmexico]

MS67 LOL

[@sandykumari7207]

Hi

[@PoorRichardsAlmanac]

There was an east coast gold rush?

[@silverdrillpickle7596]

There was East Coast gold. Rush?? Not so much.

[@PoorRichardsAlmanac]

Dr Wiki confirms: “in 1829, the Georgia Gold Rush in the southern Appalachians occurred”

[@silverdrillpickle7596]

@@PoorRichardsAlmanac True but not Sacramento or Yukon scale Rush.

[@joeferranto1959]

I bought some off brand at an auction. They were all ckeaned😢

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

The issue Boone has from what I can see is that it’s been over dipped. They stripped the luster on the high points.

[@jamesm6006]

The issue you and your brother have is you're grown adults living with mommy. Move out children.

[@donaldinnewmexico]

*FIRST*

[@donaldinnewmexico]

NOT

[@667hodge]

I thought I got you today 😄

[@donaldinnewmexico]

[@morgansinner]

FIRST 😊

[@donaldinnewmexico]

😝

[@brucecolby5016]

I require 100% full head..just sayin

[@zzyzxRDFwy15]

Don't take candy from strangers and don't buy off brand holders? I thought it was suppose to be "Buy the coin, not the holders". I guess it's buy the holder over at Ben's coin shop.