Texas Coin Shop SELLS US Their BEST COINS! (Preacher Bill's COIN HAUL)

[@BenjiB238]

Preacher Bill runs a great shop in Midland Texas!! Stop by if your in the area. Bill is such a nice guy very honest!!

[@jeffcrumpler8793]

I'm a new subscriber I'm also a channel owner. I clicked on inspiration and found your channel

[@rubbersidedowncycles5980]

Old man is right you guys are great for the hobby, thank you!

[@Texas_conservative]

I live in lubbock Tx preacher bill is the best!!!!!!

[@nicolasrossi5978]

Very generous, and I would imagine time consuming (and very professional) for you to put all the coins info + bid price and comps. in upper left hand corner. How you guys don't have at least 10-20 k views I can't fathom. Teaching, sharing, and offering genuinely watchable interesting content/story. What more could an enthusiast want? Starting to sound redundant but again, good job fellas.

[@maryanderson7748]

Stacking 90%... Especially love the walking liberty halves...

[@raymondbrown940]

I definitely like to stack the 90% silver coins. I do have some eagles and some bullion. But, I have no attachment to them. It's the coins that I like, simply because I'm a collector. I keep multiple denominations, but mostly dimes and dollars. If everything hits the fan, those are the ones that are going to be most useful. Great channel, guys! Keep up the good work.

[@iamgabriel5823]

I can't imagine spending a large amount of money on gold and silver without having a Sigma. This coin analyzer is a must have for the stacker.

[@ericg1149]

Just got back into coins sharing with my kids. I like to stack junk silver and ealges and maples 😂

[@tedcharp]

Great video and pickups. Thanks for sharing guys👍

[@melbeeton7060]

Great group of guys at that shop.Thxs 4 video

[@bobdunn4179]

The Morgan looks PL for sure on the reverse, the obverse does looksbroken up some. Would I crack it out? No, I'd play it safe with that one.

[@americansilverstacker1917]

Best coin shop in Texas. I love preacher bills!

[@lestercoons3962]

I love silver dollars! When I was a kid you could still get them from the bank...and I did, whenever I had the money. Later in life I used to buy them for $3-$4 each (common date average circulated, VG-F Morgan and Peace dollars) from the coin shop on my way home from work. I have no idea how many I put away! I also love MS 65 and above dmpl Morgans, I have quite a few. I've loved U.S. silver dollars since I was a kid and still do!

[@PocketChangeInspector]

That box of Morgan and Peace dollars was amazing. Never saw that many raw at once.

[@rubbersidedowncycles5980]

usually go for the lowest premium. But I think you must have 90% in your stack as it provides many additional features then silver by the oz.

[@tomsrandomness]

I try to keep my collection diverse. It's becoming more and more numismatic top heavy which has made me slow down a bit in quantity but I think it's wise to balance between the three primary groups numismatic, bullion, and constitutional. I know everyone out there has thier reason or thoughts as to why they collect. I primarily do it as a means to transfer my available cash into something of value that also has positive growth over time. If I have lots of fiat currency, I tend to be less frugal. It's there if I need it, but only if I really need it if that makes sense.

[@JUST1N888]

I would stack 90% from you guys and bars . I would rather buy from you than a big distributor. Thanks for another great video

[@bl7121]

I noticed the iron on his hip. Good for them.

[@hellowealth3595]

I do it all, stack 90% at the right price, cull to F morgans are often over priced for stacking, stack bullion and collect cool coins

[@silverbarr2020]

Seriously enjoyed this video a bunch. Been dabbling more and more with numismatic coins and sharing your experiences and info do help a bunch!!!

[@roncasa55]

That dollar looks DMPL to me, also I love collecting graded Morgan's, 90% silver and libertads. Great video.

[@borisbuliak3626]

I prefer 90% but I also stack compact bars. Like Germania and 9Mint

[@blueocean7761]

I will have to buy more silver and gold

[@ScottEllisen]

Yea, id love to stack silver in the form of Morgan and peace dollars! Currently all of my Morgan’s are Unc.

[@caufingerf]

With respect to AU 50, I do own an AU 50 PCGS 1856 S 20 Dollar gold piece. However, it is a pedigreecoin. That is it has a story behind it. It is from the Central America ship wreck which sank in 1857. Causing the United States to go into a recession. It was called the panic of 57. What is even more interesting is that the coin dated 1856 S, could have very well been a passengers coin who lost their life going down with the ship off the Carolina coast during a hurricane. .

[@drdave300]

It's nice to see a coin shop with customers. Every time I find a new shop and go in for a visit, either it's appointment only and/or it's me and the owner, who is looking at me like he has a gun ready to draw at any moment.

[@silverkoz821]

Please do a video on the vintage bars you guys stacked from all your dealings. Some of my favorite bullion to collect are older ingots from the 1960s - 1980s or earlier. Thanks LOVE the content keep it up guys

[@halfdollar1]

I stack 90 percent and sovereign 999 coins. Started to buy Libertads back in 2013. Have a 1913/2 ms64 peso as well. That was a pinnacle find at a coin show about 8 years ago

[@thomasmurphy7643]

90% over bars and rounds is my collectable choice.

[@slayerstacker2074]

That Morgan is most definitely DMPL

[@bryanburgess1316]

What did y’all do with that 1893-S 😳 i didn’t see it on any of yalls platforms i, i might have a few thousand for it !

[@johnjacobs1625]

I Stack what I can Afford! 90% Const. & NEVER forget War nickels for Barter in the future!

[@sonnygunz9207]

Excellent coins. That 1880-s ms64pl looks like there’s to much cartwheel action to be dpl/dmpl from here anyways hahaha. I still want them all! Thanks

[@samsmobilepressurewashing8422]

The 1880-S PL looks like a gorgeous white coin with exceptional cameo. The rule of thumb that im aware of is the depth of mirror, I want to say the mirrors in the field need to reflect 8+ inches to be DMPL. That rule seems to undermine the outstanding cameo and liquid reflection. Another factor is the 1880-S is already known for being an attractive coin with flashy luster. Because of that, perhaps graders are more strict on DMPL designations, also an old holder. If the reflection rule applies, maybe the graders missed it or new graders are more lenient? Either way I would be proud to own it. I've owned all white PL Morgans that did not have the deep water-like reflection but were not 1880-S.

[@macarioacosta7767]

Drew I would love to be able to buy raw Morgan/Peace dollars. Great way to stack. Post them. Love your videos. Good men Great video

[@nicolasrossi5978]

XF45 to AU50 ,probably one of the most difficult 5 point 'Sheldon' spreads to discern much difference between on some coins, especially if toned. Yeah I would probably have to agree with that.

[@Cubanguy-n3x]

that 1880 S should get DM because of how good the reverse is

[@hestrikesout]

Anything can happen, but something tells me Acousha is going to be a really be a big name in the coin world come 25-30 years...weird...

[@venom5809]

At the rate they are buying much much sooner than that. Less than 5 years I bet.

[@LuisMartinez-nf8xd]

😊

[@brettjames7996]

Just bought that toned 1880 s PL thanks for the great coins, deals

[@wallacem610]

Well I hope u are enjoying some of the coins I sold bill there in midland ii kinda upset from what he gave me and what he sold to u for but I'm glad someone who likes coins got them nice God buy could have been better he only buys slab coins at 20 percent under gray sheet

[@johnwachter6369]

10 off of bid.....nice !!

[@hellowealth3595]

I would like to hear you compare selling on ebay vs your own website, that would be interesting to hear about.

[@spaceshipmoon69]

Kindly tell me EXACTLY what auction price APP you are looking at constantly?? All that I have downloaded look NOTHING like yours. Very Confused. THANKS

[@jdf8177]

Dmpl on the morgan

[@MetalHead503018]

Whats the difference between gresheet wholesale prices and the CPG retail pricing. When looking for coins to resell which one would I use?

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

We use GS. CPG is what the retail believe to be what collectors would pay. We mainly focus on auctions as data points also.

[@Blue_Siberian]

Stack any and all i can. I particularly like 90% though

[@MarkJolly-n3d]

Bars are my passion 10z

[@ruperto805]

What app do you use to judge prices ????

[@echoleaf9590]

great

[@rossmoniz5032]

What app or website do you guys use ?

[@adamlibby5076]

They’re so tough on 1880-s, if that coin had any other date they’d probably call it a dmpl.

[@chrisbeers200]

What app are you using?

[@surasak_es335music6]

sigma metal has a flaw on 90% trust me

[@misterTVman]

I like what I can't afford! 😅

[@IndianaMint]

What app is that

[@silverfoxfinance]

Is preacher Bill actually a preacher?

[@venom5809]

I assume that's where the "Dr" in his name comes from. LOL

[@andreacope24]

Preacherbill's my dad. I was in part of this video. And yup, he is a retired preacher and History/Government teacher. His Doctorate is in Bible History. :)

[@alamobill1]

Yes. He is a retired preacher. He was a coin dealer before becoming a preacher.