I Showed These JUNK Silver Coins to a Dealer.. Hear What He Said!

I showed my Silver Coin Mystery Pack to a Coin Shop Owner, and he says that I overpaid?!? See his reaction to the coins in the pack and hear what he tells me at the end!
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[@ericw3517]

I hate when they call any silver in any form "junk". Plastic bottles that can't even be recycled are junk. Silver is always a treasure.

[@-oiiio-3993]

'Junk silver' refers to coins whose numismatic value is insignificant. When a worn Roosevelt dime contains well over twenty times its face value in metal, that reclamation value far exceeds any numismatic value that coin would ever have on the market.

[@rickadams9]

I refer to it as c Constitutional or 90%. For lack of better english " It ain't junk "

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@rickadams9 The Constitution specified that the United States Dollar would be equivalent to the Spanish Dollar and it was. The Spanish Dollar was .8924 silver. Section 9 of the Mint Act (U.S.) of 1792 reinforced use of the .8924 alloy with the following specification: _...Dollars or the same is now current, and to contain three hundred and seventy-one grains and four sixteenth parts of a grain of pure, or four hundred and sixteen grains of standard silver.._ Do the math, that's .8924. The silver (and gold) content of U.S. coinage was not rounded up to .90 / .10 until the Mint Act of 1837.

[@Justin-pt2dq]

Its "Junk" because you are most likely paying for an underweight coin by face value not weight.

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@Justin-pt2dq Not the origin of the term. It is (and has been for many decades) a term used by dealers for 90% silver coins whose reclaimed metal value exceeds any numismatic value.

[@jp27whodey31]

I learnt my lesson in a previous life when i sold a cow for some magic beans😂😂

[@heru-deshet359]

I'm sorry I sold you the beans, but the cow was delicious.

[@robertwood6238]

Ah... "Jack and the beanstalk". You know it's a true story. Right?

[@belliott538]

Bet you wish you had those Magic Beans Now… 🤣

[@michaelhargis7036]

Loved his comment about giving that/those coins to the kids. Great attitude to have. Kudos to him.

[@chillmurray7529]

I learned my lesson on grab-bags as a kid in the 80s when I paid 75 cents and ended up with 2 books of bi-centennial matches. 😂

[@ericsonhazeltine5064]

@@chillmurray7529 how much would they be worth now?

[@JohnDoe-uz7mq]

I sold mystery bags on eBay and I was totally fair. I'm Canadian and sold $50 and $100 bags. Both bags had at least $50 or $100 in them. That's retail. How did I make money? I didn't pay retail. Easy.

[@LarryGarcia-p3j]

I agree with ericw 3517, calling old silver coins junk silver is stupid. Silver is Silver and a presciou metal. I too will take any and all they want to dump.

[@thebusterdog921]

PT Barnum once said, "A sucker is born every day," and that quote applies here.

[@JamminClemmons]

No! He stated, "There's a sucker born every minute." What’s interesting about (you people) & your alcoholism ...........is that just a few years before the infamous potato famine, Ireland was the site of a massively successful temperance campaign led by the noted Catholic priest, Theobald Mathew. So successful was this campaign that between 1838 and 1841, their national alcohol consumption was cut in half.

[@trevorwills3356]

That's because the moonshiners had no potatoes to make the illicit alcohol. Ie Poteen.l

[@2msvalkyrie529]

He also said : There never has been and never will be a shortage of Rubes....!! He was right! That's how he became a millionaire....!!

[@beebob1279]

I never bought a mystery pack. I look at it this way. If I can’t see what I’m buying, I’m not buying it

[@damageincorporatedmetal43v73]

If I can't try the shoes on for size, if I can't walk around in them there gonna be on the shelf for a long time/ J.C. Penny... 🤔

[@SteveAumann]

This is a very interesting and informative video thank you for posting 👍👍.

[@Commin_Cents]

On the bright side, I'm sure you got some entertainment by not knowing what was going to be inside. Then you passed that entertainment to the rest of us with a few good videos for us to watch!

[@cyclopsstaxx2849]

I agree with Keith across the board on this one. The mystery packs are overpriced novelties. Of course, you already knew that. The bright side is, you got two good videos out of it. I enjoy seeing channels from our community get together like this. Seek on!! 👊✌️

[@jazznik2]

During the video, I did my own calculations of what I would be likely to sell these coins for myself. My figure turned out to be $9.30, which was less than the $11.25 that the dealer said he'd retail them for. Online mystery packs are generally a bad deal

[@xlerb2286]

I liked Mercury dimes when I was collecting coins. They look a little "different" compared to current coinage and most of them are pretty cheap. Even a kid can put together a pretty good collection for not that much money.

[@TheQuickSilver101]

Keith's honesty made that extra brutal. You're better off buying a grab bag from a coin dealer than buying them on eBay. Thanks for buying these so others don't have to, Seeker!

[@robertwood6238]

Instead of just buying it outright at the price the seller is asking, put in a bid for the item for what you think the items worth. I believe eBay still allows bidding on items they're selling! I may be wrong though! Haha! And, if someone outbids you... oh well, it was probably only worth about ten bucks anyway. Let the final buyer be the one to find that out! Like Rick on TV's "Pawn Stars" says: *"If it seems too good to be true, it probably is"!*

[@KenLieck]

@@robertwood6238 The way I always understood "mystery bags/boxes" is that the dealer should state up front that each $10 bag (for example) contains a guaranteed minimum value of (again for example) $15 or $20, with the idea being that despite the items having that "book value" they're going to be stuff that's in lesser condition or low demand and in general the seller is best off unloading. Both parties benefit from the transaction in what is basically a novelty deal. The off-chance that a real high-dollar item might occasionally pop up in a bag is a nice added attraction.

[@doorguru168888]

The seller called it a mystery pack cause it's a mystery as to why anyone would pay $30 plus shipping for it.

[@PopeDavidL]

I used to visit a coin shop that had a big box of foreign coins for 50 cents each. Liked finding 1 & 2 euro coins there.

[@kamoroso94]

What do you do with them?

[@deanwells2859]

I believe it would be appropriate for you to tell who you bought this item from. It would help keep other people from getting ripped off by this eBay seller.

[@SilverSeeker]

Point is to show not to buy them at all

[@annem.parent8580]

The value of a Mercury Dime can vary from less than $1.50 to over $1,500 depending on its condition, date, and mint mark. For example, as of July 2024, a circulated 1945 Mercury Dime is worth between $3.25 and $5.75, while a 1926 Mercury Dime in good condition is worth $3, but an uncirculated one can be worth $450. Some of the rarest Mercury Dimes include the 1916-D, 1921, 1921-D, 1925-D, 1926-S, 1931-D, and the 1942 over 41

[@SilverSeeker]

Well aware my friend but thanks for the info and comment. :)

[@gcbranger1189]

those are nice vinyl coin flips in that bag!

[@Kunk35]

As a coin dealer, has Keith ever sold mystery packs, and has he ever stuck in a really nice value coin, that made the pack actually worth MORE than what he is selling it for, just to give a few customers the chance at actually coming out on top?

[@GreatWhiteCat]

I used to go to flea markets and antique store type permanent store complex thing we had...if I saw something for 30 bucks, I'd expect maybe 15-20 bucks book value worth of stuff inside. I'd think that's about what you'd expect, and it would be a lot of novelty junk. I'm writing this now before I see the end of this. Yeah, you can't really expect any of these to be banger grab bags, that's just not what...does anyone expect that? Like a pack of trading cards?

[@mattmatt6572]

Portsmouth coin do pretty desent mystery packs. It's not stuff I would pick out some damaged and cleaned some stuff they prolly have a harder time selling but you get your value. Coin shops are the best place to buy these as they have plenty of their harder to sell items they will give you your value it's just not always what people will choose. These online scammers making their living off these gotta sell u a lil for alot to make their money.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Ask him, or shut up!

[@mattmatt6572]

Hmmm chill out nothing I said was even remotely controversial.

[@Kunk35]

I’m not sure what people are talking about here. If it was my question that has caused a stir, that was not my intention and I think people misunderstood. If I owned a coin shop and used mystery bags to move slow moving merch, occasionally I would stick in a high value coin to cause people to really brag about my service and the possibility of “winning” a higher value bag. So I was wondering if coin shops do that, or if THIS coin shop does something like that.

[@smokenjoe1194]

5:00 When I lived in England, the antique stores sold many of the old British coins going back to the 1700s for 50p. Almost like play money

[@Mr.Shartly]

years ago, I had got a speeding ticket and needed to make some money fast to make it to the next payday. I went to a coin collector with 10 coins that were old and a mix of U.S. and foreign coins. I told the guy I wanted $30 for all of them. After he was done examining them, he offered $15 for them. I told him I couldn't do that. Before I got to the door, he changed his mind. People tell me that there's no telling what they were worth, since the guy actually gave me what I wanted for them. Live and learn!

[@Stax-ht9md]

Your Dealer was right on with his suggestion. If the Seller treated you fair it could be a win/win. As it is, I wouldn't touch a Mystery Bag.

[@titan4809]

These are like the discount version of buying vault coins 😂

[@coinsilver]

Great job, Silver Seeker & Keith from Coin Crew!

[@kevenpinder7025]

Surely, given its' wear, the Roosevelt Dime is only worth its' melt value, but I would have expected the Mercury's condition would have lifted it out of the melt realm...

[@erwinschmidt7265]

Keith - I'm old in FLA, but lived at G.R. Mich '80's. Old Farticus, coin dealer @show, sellin' the remainders of year sets, after 50 cent pieces snipped out. I asked for bulk purchase price. He had his Buds there, scowled at me, & said, "Sonny, the price is the price...I have 3000 of 'em, how many you want?" I stated his sticker price, & asked, if that was correct? Dealer snarled sayin' "That's the price Sonny...now buy 'em or move along, how many you want? I tried to look dejected, but coyly said, "I'll take 'em all". Dealer & Buds laughed their azzes off, until when left, I smiled & said, "Hello Susan B. Anthony....you hot Biotch"!!! Don't worry, I paid area back next decade on way to Lansing, workin' MDOT. I-96 near Airport, my PU only traffic, & slammed by Microburst. PU squatted, rebounded, alit crooked @85mph, but caught it, w/glance up at Jetliner on ILS Approach to GRR, STATIONARY!! Had my 3X load, but flipped on lights & beacons, yanked it up on rights, up thru window, sittin' on sill, gassin' Rt foot, Rt hand steer, Lt hand shake finger at Capt WTF up there, while slaloming CL, until Capt gassed it w/huge plumes of exhaust, but also set full flaps, gear up, nose down, then in flat plummet to G.R. Jetliner smashed into oak woods as pullin' out, but continued thru forest, until arose out N end! Capt knew that's impossible, so gently pulled U-Turn passing me on way to Lansing, & THERE WAS THAT DANG ORANGE PICKUP!! HO RE SHT, it did exist! He pulled lazy u-turn, flyin' back towards G.R. @freeway altitude, wagglin' wings, wavin' paper back & forth, on side-window as, "Thanks for tip", I flipped on lights/beacons, & waved at him for, "No Problem", & that shoulda been last of that! Liner ruined, no radios for Tower, No Com w/Cabin, so Capt flew remains straight to GRR this time, but it looked abandoned. Nervous, he gave self, Approach, Land, Taxi, Approach Concourse, & Park in his spot Clearances, so did exactly that, but wingtips dragged runway, & his Gate Abandoned. Capt didn't want Liner to catch fire killin' all, so shut her down himself as 1st Ofcr still whimpering knowing he was dead. Finally, Capt could hear Company w/Medical arriving to retrieve entire Cabin Crew, all severely injured, plopped "Junior" on gurney shootin' 'em up to prevent scene, then the injured Passengers, then those uninjured, w/Capt left alone. He slipped down narrow "Late Luggage" stairs, glanced back up at his beautiful V-Shape wings, but tips bowed down to tarmac. Capt knew in trouble for sure, was pullin' oak limbs from belly, when arrested by GRPD for Evidence Tampering, & second charge of Joyriding Airliner!! Cops dragged Capt to door, then stairwell, bumpin' him up steps, w/money shot, passing his uninjured Passengers makin' them all cry!! Capt later told me, that was when felt just like sht!! He was then bumped up the Tower's Stairs into FAA's lair, before 4 - Know-It-Alls, asking raft of questions, for which he had no answers. Upon arrival, FAA Supervisor, asked for removal of handcuffs, & after questioning completed, the Arresting Officer asked the FAA Supv if wanted Capt Charged & Lodged out to Kent Co Jail? Supv by then, realizin' gravity of situation, told Cop, "You've got to be kidding"!!! NOV '96, Capt just back to flying, I was marooned @TPA, having not eaten for 3 days, w/next AM ride to DTE on SWA after Burger Spcl @Pilot's Lounge, but Zero $'s on me. In line, my table was dbl table, but there was little single table at wall, so told 4 - Pilots behind they could have dbl, & I'd get that single table. I was way underdressed, so Waitress got my burger in gear, then returned for Pilots' orders. NWA Capt had his newly issued 1st Ofcr there, & pair of SWA Pilots too for Dangers of Windshear/Microburst Training. He started out OK with, on ILS approach to GRR...bla, bla, bla, but couldn't recall order of Emergency Actions, let alone the order of same. My burger near, but said, "Capt, you went full gas/flaps, gear up, nose down, then plummet straight down into...WHAM", Capt tackled me, growling, "And exactly how in the hell would you know that", but choken' me until 1st Ofcr said, "Capt maybe if you stop chokin' him"...& he stopped. I showed Capt my MDOT ID, he blinked half a dozen times, & said to Waitress guarding burger, "He looks more like a T-Bone Man to me, he'll be haven' what we're havin', & single table w/extra burger goes to this Young Man right here", another Senior NWA Capt waitin' in line. (Just absolutely flattered!!) See guys, instant $3,000 coin profit, traded for 155 souls in future, sounds fair...right??

[@davidmiles4678]

I really like/appreciate videos like this they teach me a lot thanks

[@notozknows]

A better way was to GO to a dealer, whom you never spoke to before and recorded his appraisal.

[@notozknows]

Right on, dude!

[@vancemccutchen1434]

Any time you hear junk about silver. Silver is a precious metal.

[@twolfe4295]

I buy stuff I like from the US mint and only 2 other highly reputable dealers who will also buy back from me when I want to sell.

[@jimb6087]

I liked the dealer you had on. 👍

[@andrewmacmillan152]

Ummm, ebay fees are 15% for smaller sellers and they charge that commission on the shipping and sales tax collected too.

[@nickmele9968]

Never buy anything like this. Great for sharing

[@HEYTWIDDLELEEDEE-c6p]

Excellent show. Informative, with the expert. Very entertaining, especially with the "Bamm!" presentation of each coin. Suspenseful. I subscribed.👍

[@lindajackson8786]

II really like your honesty In can anyone call and ask you for your opinion about their coins as well?

[@michaelangelobergeron5980]

I just watched a video where the dude bought a silver Libertad for only $32!

[@kayden9549]

I grab coins from a coin machine that people use often and I always find all kinds of world coins. I think it’s really cool to see them but I might carry them around to give away or maybe exchange for small items if I can

[@jdoggwhitetrash]

Silver Seeker and Just A Guy aka Coin Crew, great video 👍👍

[@BillGuyHawaii]

Pig in a poke. Dat ain't no pig, it's a bull frog. Mama gonna be mad.

[@christopherort2889]

Cool video. I look at mercury dimes as a collectable. Not as just the silver they are made of.

[@13Nightkind]

I got lucky once with a $100 mystery grab bug that got through Etsy. I don't think the seller knew when he sent me a 1880 O with the micro O vam on it. Happy me.

[@elle1014elle]

Coin crew Keith is awesome! Great video! 🎉

[@Userhfdryjjgddf]

Hey i found that exact same british penny metal detecting in a park in montana last year. Wasnt expexting one of those. Hahha

[@bigapplestacker6911]

Wow I like this video silver seeker. This is a great educational video. Thank you for sharing.

[@Stuff_And_Things]

Yeah its a cool thing for a gift if you make a case for them or for a kid to get them interesting in history. But many coins are only valuable for the history behind the images, period, specific date. You're not likely to get rich buying and selling money. The ones who get rich are the finders. Grandma's piggy bank, in the walls of an old building being renovated, discovering a Spanish Galleon, etc. ;)

[@redX111t]

Every coin is a "world coin".

[@dustinweaver3032]

I thought the nickel was just a sticker on it. I have a dollar with Santa, another dollar with coin guy on it, and several Kennedy half dollars with other people on them they are all just stickers. I know there was some colorized American eagles in 2000.

[@DanVilleneuve]

Littleton Coin Company is the biggest rip-off. They always massively mark up their coins. I made the mistake of buying a few of their coins when I first started and years later, I still haven't broke even on those coins.

[@everettwhite9874]

Well, I going to stick to things I’m more comfortable with. Thanks guys for helping us to be mindful of various offers that we might regret ever buying. 👍🏽

[@bigdaddyhoffman1911]

Lord Have Mercy!

[@derwoodvw]

If those coins were sitting in in his shop for sale they would be priced higher than what he told you. That's why you don't go to coin dealers. You're better off buying from eBay if you know what you're doing

[@BENSTACKIN365]

In Minnesota, the Minneapolis area coin shops are only willing to pay between $2-$2.30 for 40% halves. I need to check out other states. SMH.

[@Handle_number_7]

I've heard it's because refiners don't like them or war nickels. Too little silver for the effort. I believe refining efficiency will increase over time(if they don't, I will!). I got mine when they were $3.15 a piece. I have zero desire to sell anything at this time. I'm waiting til after the next mass melting. In any case, I only bought a few tubes. Variety is very important to me.

[@BENSTACKIN365]

@Handle_number_7 Yeah, I agree with you. I started stacking in 2013. Selling isn't my goal. I like calling shops to help get a better understanding of what things are selling for and what they will purchase coins and rounds for. Variety has been very important to me as well. I still have alot to learn after 11 years.

[@pewpewTN]

I don't have many 40% halves or 35% war nickles, but I will pick them up if the deal is good enough. Sometimes shops or individuals can't really move them, so I can get them under melt. In that case, I will take small amounts of them, but I'm not going to seek them out & I'm certainly not going to pay up for them.

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@villesorjonen5779]

I always wonder how much scammers put fake coins circulate and how no one can see real ones from fakes

[@amyharrell251]

Glad to see you and Keith

[@karengordon6610]

I have 4 1977 quarters, two with the “D on them and two without. I watched a video on KZbin saying they are worth $100,000 each which is bs, they aren’t worth taking to a coin expert!!

[@IRAF06]

These videos are fun to watch

[@SirAlford]

Keith’s Ace is his Floyd Friday segment!

[@RUGRAF-rf8fi]

Never buy a mystery bag! Always will be overpriced and little value

[@blake7587]

Hey are you ever going to release the hidden audio footage from that video a few weeks ago?

[@BBQNBLUES]

Had a similar experience on ETSY. Bought a roll of Buffalos + a roll of Indians SUPPOSEDLY full dates for $176. Recil'd machine wrapped rolls of G-4's _ALL DATELESS. Unable to return due to being unwrapped ! Left appropriate feedback.

[@pythonhighadder7982]

@11:32 a mystery pack should at least contain an item/items that do in fact total the price of the mystery pack. The point to the mystery should be what is inside NOT am I being robbed wow gang

[@enaid54]

I would like to see a video on coins that are worth more money and a good buy.

[@Asanhokcrook]

Coin crew lets gooo. Always a good time with cc and ss

[@Silvercrypto-xk4zy]

This was better than some bags, they did actually include silver

[@williamkechkaylo7915]

i actually been to his shop since i live not too far from him.

[@charliesierra6919]

This was interesting and entertaining!

[@KailuaSunset]

Sounds like Silver Bean Counter! That's The Bean!

[@ColtonJohnsonBrice09]

Enjoy all you topics! Great stuff!!

[@USCG.Brennan]

"JUNK SILVER" IS AN OXYMORON!! It's "Coin Silver"....always has been....always WILL BE!!

[@josephspano8145]

You're a good sport!

[@mrmainevent1872]

What days are your coin show? I like that nickel and I love finding gold plated junk silver.

[@joeellison-z2n]

I would have thought that they would be worth more than what the dealer said. Somewhat busted my bubble, I have a couple of hand fulls of silver coins and thought I had some $$$$$ I guess my silver certificates are not valuable as thought also 🤔 But I have a bunch of Texas quarters , I feel certain they are priceless, to me 😀

[@ah5836]

I always think mystery packs are coins that dealers otherwise cannot sell, meaning they're going to be coins that I likely don't care one bit for and will have a tough time finding other people who want them, the value in the coins thus needs to be greater than what I pay, otherwise why would I ever want them?

[@richardlesh393]

Yea I found one coin in a tube of twenty, silver plated, worth about $17 on eBay but no LCS in MN would even take it only doing this 4 yrs since retirement but enjoy you're vids🎉😂❤ we learn as we stack 🥈💰🩵

[@mudfun3703]

So I happened to live close by Keith's store stopped there. When I found out about it. On one of your videos. Nice place. I bought an ounce of silver and 1/2, a dozen 90% dimes this has been several months ago. He was charging 27 times face. On the 90%.

[@CuSTACKS]

You're buying into the mystery not the contents. Seller should state this for this type of mystery bag so there isnt any confusion.

[@johnsradios484]

Usually with the Kennedy half dollars if the middle looks copper color it’s 40 % silver.

[@josephcollins7393]

Obviously don’t buy mystery packs

[@damageincorporatedmetal43v73]

People don't understand certain thing's!!! It's cheaper to recycle than to dig for Iron Ores. Think about the fuel & energy cost's versus drilling & Extraction cost's. How many life's are lost because large corporations care more about their profit margins than they care a about a human life... 🤔

[@SilverSeeker]

What does that have to do with this video...

[@stevenmix3723]

Fun episode, and very informative. I just don't understand why that one coin was worth nothing. What did I miss?

[@-oiiio-3993]

There are few collectors of common 20th Century British Half Pennies in the U.S., which is his market. Better to give to a kid who may gain inspiration from it to learn about other nations, times... . On the other hand, decades ago I cut out the field areas of several of those with a jeweler's saw to make cut out coin pendants. The old Ha'penny with that ship looked great as such.

[@fishmongers]

@-oiiio-3993 let me guess...you sold the pendants for half of an half penny, but made money on the pins and chains

[@wheelman0799]

I used to sell some mystery deals on ebay and did well multiple repeat buyers all positive feedback but I also made them well 10 silver total 2 were either morgan peace or ase 2 half dollar franklin barber or Kennedy 2 quarters and 4 dimes and i usually threw in an extra 40% or a foreign silver then I had 1800s cents and some other stuff to throw in I believe it was $100

[@saystheking3644]

Basically subsidized. 😂 i love that

[@MrsMingo]

I'm not a professional coin/bill hunter, but I have enough common sense to reach anything from I buy it... I got ripped off once for a sports card about 15 years ago. Then, a chemically altered $5.00 bill 2 years ago. Since the bill scam, I research EVERYTHING...

[@nilsacantellops8173]

Well I saw a 40% silver 1971 Kennedy and it’s sold for 13,000 some of these coins you would have to see with the collector sometimes they’re interested in them somebody else can see it’s worth two dollars but maybe they’re interested in their offer much more money all depends where you sell it

[@michaelporter5679]

Am I having déjà vu or have you already made one of these videos before?😃👍

[@SilverSeeker]

With a different pack yes

[@scotts4134]

Why would anyone buy a mystery pack, except for doing videos like this? Do people honestly think that sellers are going to lose money and constantly sell these packs??

[@sidcolwell7479]

At an antique store saw a circulated war cent set around $20.00. It was in a holder but $20.00??

[@davidmiles4678]

My favorite coin channel

[@TheRealWalkingJourney]

Nothing is in the description

[@SilverSeeker]

Oops! KZbin.com/coincrew

[@JP-mu3xl]

Many scammers on ebay & will be reflected by their ratings & comments. Been there, done that, learned this many yrs ago...

[@HowardHarper-ct9mx]

I already knew that first coin was from Littleton coin Company when i saw the coin wrapper. 😂 The most expensive coin company in America or probably the whole world. There coin prices are there times higher, than anywhere else

[@francisfillius7854]

Off topic question ... I'm not sure if you ever addressed the upswing on copper market and what's your take on the future of this metal going foward ...I've noticed many articles posted on the web about copper and how the demand now exceeds the production demands as the world grows especially on solar energy and in electric cars even in the charging areas for them do you think this will ever become a precious metal... Tks Frank

[@Jason-eh3uj]

Just found a 1944 Lincoln penny.Googled it saw crazy prices. 850..00 up to 2500 and up. Called 3 dealers. Not worth a dime.What is going on?

[@Jason-eh3uj]

It is copper no mint mark and L right against the rim. Decent condition.

[@naomivaldez3959]

​@@Jason-eh3ujlook to see if any like that sold on Ebay and you should get an idea.

[@Silvercrypto-xk4zy]

Will either of you be at the FUN show in July?

[@mickturner957]

Coins have 2 values. Raw materials like silver (silver coins are 90% silver) and Numismatic (Coin Collectors) Value. The collectors value comes from numerous factors, mostly from how many were made, the fewer made usually are more valuable; the mint mark (Philadelphia, called Plain, with no mint mark letter, Denver (D), San Francisco (S), New Orleans (O) etc.). Some valuations are high due to flaws in the coin, usually a stamping error of some form. Other valuations are the coin itself, a good example is the Lincoln Penny from 1909. Some had the initials VDB on the reverse, that was the designer of the coin, Victor D Brenner. The coins are called 1909 VDB. The S mint mark is more valuable than others on this particular coin, I have one. Bottom line, never spend old coins, and if you find one that has a stamp error it likely has much more value than a normal stamped coin of the same date/mint mark. Another factor, usually the most important are the coins condition. Proof, special coins made by the mint and sold at a higher price than face value, these are highly polished. Uncirculated, Fine, Good etc.

[@mikiejr111]

Just went to a pawn shop,,YOU WOULD NOT BELIEVE THE COINS FOR SALE,,GOLD BULLION,GOLD BARS SILVER BARS,,,,WHY ANYONE WOULD SELL GOLD&SILVER BARS TO A CREEP PAWN BROKER IS BEYOND ME,AND THEY PROBABLY TOLD THEM IT WOULD GET MELTED DOWN AS SCRAP JUST TO MAKE IT HURT MORE

[@cweedcoins1640]

I liked this video do this more often I wish I had the sponsor ship to do that as a Canadian perspective and buy grab bags here in Canada

[@andywitt4025]

Ebay charges 13.5% without promoting or other addition but totally agree that was not worth $30

[@SilverSeeker]

Unless.you have an ebay store they have lower fees there but still