The Coin Guy - Is Coin Collecting DEAD?

[@user-ky8nz2wb5k]

Don’t say “guy” over and over……almost disrespectful

[@Spegtacular]

His name is Guy 🤣

[@RH-cv1rg]

Why would he call him Bob when his name is "Guy"? The moniker "Coin Guy" is a play on his name....get it?

[@shanghi1842]

​@@RH-cv1rgyes. His name is Guy. But still, don't say it over+ over

[@LarryDickman1]

@@shanghi1842 Better than saying Hey Dude over and over. 😋😋😋

[@RH-cv1rg]

@@shanghi1842 Okay, Pal.

[@terjemarken2411]

'Big Brother' is already here in Europe, at least in Norway where I live. We can still use physical money but it's become more and more rare. Most people pay with their plastic cards. Banks and authorities will ask you questions if you deal with bigger amounts of bills. We're being more and more controlled, supervised.

[@johnkelly9451]

Same here in US. All the more reason to own gold and/or silver. Keep cash alive. So far it's still a legal currency.

[@johnlee4897]

I bought a $10 gold back from Coin Guy (thank you Nathan). It's so nice that I've mounted it in a gold frame and hung it on my wall. Talking point for any guests to our house as it's rarely (if ever) seen here in England.

[@The_Dougie]

Visited the shop on Wednesday. A pleasure to meet Guy. P.s. i bought the 50 bar. 😁

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Nice! How did you enjoy his shop?

[@The_Dougie]

@mrsspegtacular6484 it was good. It looks bigger on camera though. Lol. I wish I had seen this video before I went. I would have bought some of those slabbed eagles.

[@noneyabeeswax3200]

😮

[@TheQuickSilver101]

I always enjoy seeing what The Coin Guy bought recently. I'm happy that Florida got rid of their reporting and holding silver and gold. Now it's time to do like Coin Guy said and get rid of the tax. Thanks, Speg!

[@WatchwhatIdohere]

Me and Mrs Me enjoyed our visit to Guy shop on Friday. We got to buy the rest of his 1 oz rounds. I also enjoyed meeting you.

[@Spegtacular]

Thanks, you too!

[@tylerdouble8721]

I started coin collecting when i was in my late teens and continue to do so today. I just enjoy going into coin shops cause you'll never know what treasures you will find at the right price. I hope to stop at my coin dealer today before work. Glad to see Coin Guy again.

[@goldinthegarage]

Love Carrol O’Conn…., errr I mean Coin Guy! Knows his stuff with a flare for storytelling.

[@Opotiki54]

Yes Guy, you are ‘World Famous’. (I’m in Australia) Always interesting listening to your currency knowledge. Great show..👍🏻

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for watching!

[@SouthSideFrankie]

Always a total pleasure and a complete honour to listen to the Great Coin Guy. Thank you.

[@marianmoses9604]

Coin Guy is my FAVORITE Yankee “Snowbird” coin dealer. I’d love to visit his shop. Love the interaction with Spegtacular. 😊

[@btcbob11392]

I like the way you ended your video. I'm old enough to remember when the TV stations signed off at midnight they played the Star Spangled Banner.

[@marianmoses9604]

Here in Dixie…..they signed off with “Dixie.” No bull. God Save the South. 😊

[@FrankLeeNacty]

Update to my idea from last week regarding a .999 silver weight for lifting. I put about 40lb of my silver in a small heavy duty moving box and have been doing box lifts. Stacking and building muscle.

[@unlockeduk]

stacking muscle

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Best of both worlds!

[@SilverFrogMan]

A coin collector , not a politician in there. Coin guy hit it right on the head!

[@notthegovnkemp]

You should do a video on how the Hispanic population is driving a lot of the US coin market. I've worked at a coin shop my friend owns for a few years. In our area in North Georgia, probably 50 percent of our customers are Hispanic. Their culture is very into collecting coins and stacking precious metals

[@Spegtacular]

A few Spanish countries were/are under a dictatorship and/or communist regime. I can see them stacking metals as an attempt to not be under full control of their government (the monetary system). The Hispanic population is also a significant one. I can see it impacting a lot and precious metals/coins is just one of those.

[@jtcigars6793]

@@Spegtacular In Spanish "coins" translates to "Monedas". Linguistically Coins and Money are the same thing in Spanish

[@jenihansen7201]

Hello Coin Guy and Hello Speg. Love when you two get together and talk coins, history, and politics.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

What subject is your favorite that they discuss?

[@jenihansen7201]

@@mrsspegtacular6484 My favorite is the history behind the coins. It gives you great insight as to how our country and world works or should I say, How it should work.

[@pip6866]

I just paused your video tho buy that book ‘The Death of Money’. I am looking forward to a good read. I am in the UK.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

You’ll have to share your thoughts on it with us after you read it 😊

[@malcolmevans5771]

Cool and informative video. Coin guy is a knowledgeable guy and a gem of a person. I wish I had a LCS near me and guy coin the owner. Love and respect from the U.K. 🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for watching!

[@olisabassey]

I have over 4,000 pieces of coins from so many countries of the world and I have been looking forward to hook up with a genuine coin dealer who an buy my coins. Though it's been very difficult to find one but that won't stop me from collecting because it gives joy to do so

[@sh4969]

I've just started coin collecting just brought a 1898 Nicholas II Russia silver 1 Ruble coin, Fine, 1859 "Indian Head" One Cent, Reverse VF, US 1964 'Kennedy' silver half Dollar, GF , still trying to find one with Accented Hair variety.

[@ericagraham302]

The fact that you are respectful enough to ask "May I." Even though you have a well established relationship/friendship is a true testament to your character. Thank you for the informative content!

[@jeffdiamond3346]

I wish there where more people like the coin guy in this business also wish he was in Pa. Thanks for all your knowledge and expertise .

[@justinross2656]

I'm in Pa also I can't find anyone that's trustworthy and knows what there talking about

[@jamesmiller2332]

I talked to all my relatives and not one of them collect coins. No interest at all.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Maybe you can spark their interest and make it a family hobby!

[@jamesmiller2332]

@@mrsspegtacular6484 I tried, lost cause.

[@pd8505]

Always inspirational, informative, humorous and patriotic.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for supporting my husband!

[@bosstone100]

The number I heard is that the FDIC only has enough money to cover 1.3% of all money in the banks. Something like that. Don't expect the government to bail you out. Prepare yourself!

[@knxghtro]

Love the coin guy videos. I just got into coin collecting and stacking about a year ago when I turned 30. I really love the hobby. Going to coin shops and learning from the older experts is one of the funnest parts.

[@bigdaddyhoffman1911]

The Coin Guy Is Gold. Thanks SpegTacula...!!!

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for watching!

[@iamgabriel5823]

I have found several purses and wallets in my lifetime. I've always contacted the person they belong to and connected with them to return it. I have never turned them in because I don't trust the cops.

[@frankiecoins7635]

I hope get to meet the Coin Guy. He's Awesome Man. And I want to Thank You for Awesome video and being a True Patriot and doing the Pledge of Allegiance.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thank you for supporting my husband and his hard work 😊

[@James-mo4ci]

I gotta admit, I get excited when a new Coin Guy episode comes up on my feed. He really is a living encyclopedia on US coins, and I have learned so much from him. Thanks guys!

[@calebfast8088]

I can't wait until I can afford to buy every single Morgan I come across. Those are my all-time favorite. :)

[@caleb2242]

R u a bot

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Any certain year you find yourself looking for? Or just the coin in general?

[@calebfast8088]

@@mrsspegtacular6484 Just the coin in general--probably non-slabbed ones as well. I don't feel like dropping seven million on one. Hahaha

[@armanclark2401]

as a canadian and has canadian silver it was nice to see my coins today :)

[@coinhoarder432]

I am an avid collector. I stack as a hedge against devaluation. I collect to keep it interesting.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

What do you typically like to collect?

[@coinhoarder432]

I put together a complete high grade Washington set from 32 to date. I do war era coins from civil war to date. Morgan’s, walkers, standing libs, Gold type sets, Flowing hair, Trade dollars, Caped Bust halves, draped bust and seated dollars. I collect whatever interests me at the moment.

[@TheKOB2010]

Hoping to meet Guy at the FUN show next week.

[@tweetybird3597]

Why does it seem that all the great Coin Dealers are hundreds of miles away from me. Dealers around Baltimore are all smucks. Coin Guy is what I consider a true American, he reminds me of my Father in Law a super guy. Now that I have buttered him up can I get free shipping?

[@noicue8078]

Because of stacking, I don’t think I’ll ever finish my Penny or Nickel collection. But that’s ok, I excepted that. I still save all the wheat pennies and nickels dated before 1959 that I come across. So in my opinion, I don’t think that the coin collecting hobby is dead. 👍

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Keep it alive!

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

I keep them all up to 1981

[@noicue8078]

@@TobaccoRowe1960 I’ve started to do that also 👍

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

@@noicue8078 ^5

[@user-gu4th6tv4k]

@@TobaccoRowe1960 are you collecting Pennies after 1958 for Copper?

[@tho464]

The tax guarantees the government either gets a cut or keeps you from buying. It’s all about control of the market.

[@dvnmiller11]

Coin collecting is alive and well! It is my main focus these days while the premiums on bullion are outrageous. I love filling sets, and currently finishing up another Mercury Dime set and a Buffalo Nickel set that was started by my grandfather and I inherited. I was in my LCS the other day and was buying some coins for sets when I ran across a bunch of various date Silver Eagles. $26 a piece! Guy’s shop reminds me of my LCS. Always super fair pricing.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

That’s awesome you get to finish your grandfather’s book!

[@dvnmiller11]

@@mrsspegtacular6484 I feel like he is very happy that I am. God bless

[@officeguy3]

Coin collecting isn’t dying. There are more and more people attending coin shows. However having said that, the coin collector has to know when a coin is going to cost to much. I’m in Canada and rarely buy from dealers in the U.S. due to the exchange rate, shipping, Canadian customs duties and taxes. For instance I purchased a reference book on Roman Republican Denarii a couple of months ago from a numismatic book seller in California. The book was $45, the shipping $55 U.S..The exchange rate was 33%, then I paid customs duties and taxes which brought the final amount to just over $150 Cdn. Because the book specialized in a specific area in numismatics I felt the cost was worth it.

[@GOLD_FEVER]

The age of "great deals" for cheap is over ... Unless you are hitting a thrift store/antique flea market, or just hitting garage sales you won't find anything that is truly a great deal that won't have some hidden cost involved!

[@michaelkelliher9544]

Thanks I feel fortunate about my coin purchase here in America with it book cost plus coins retail300.00$ ?😅

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you both for another informative video. Gone With The Wind is a classic and a must watch for history buffs.

[@victorxavier9977]

Guy made me laugh with the fireworks stories 🤣 I'm calling him on Monday about that 1880 S 64 Morgan hopefully he still has it 🙏

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Let us know if you snag it!

[@danielginsburg9558]

Memories! When I was younger my family lived in Washington State and I remember after the 4th that the streets would be so littered with fireworks that you wouldn't be able to see the road.

[@DustinWhitfield-di2xd]

I really enjoy you guys great job. I feel i can relate to you speg kind of in between stacker/collector. I know the way to build weight up is buy lowest premium possibe such as rounds and bars but i find my self drawn to the Morgan's and i can't stop buying them😂 even the dirty circulated ones

[@glanyan5462]

Coin collecting is dying and we are killing it. Support your coin club! Share the hobby with kids.

[@SmartChannel01]

Look at 46:30

[@glanyan5462]

@@SmartChannel01 yeah, he's a coin dealer. Old people 50+ collect coins (like myself and all the collectors in my local coin club). Maybe there is 1 young collector for every 30-50 old collectors..... it's sadly dying. Young people don't even use coins today.

[@fatheadcat9958]

Coin collecting is still strong in the UK, largely thanks to the media publishing articles about rare circulating coinage. However video game collecting is waaaaay stronger.

[@MrBennyBenny]

Hi - love this clips with coin guy. I will be in Florida next week - so hope to visit coin guy 🙂

[@chrisdicken104]

Yes we found alot of civil war era gold coins in Kentucky dubbed "The Great Hoard of Kentucky" this year like 700 coins in a cornfield. I was the "guy" that traded the 50oz JM bar for a very nice 50 pesos mexican gold coin.

[@steveh9974]

thanks for the reminder on the reverse proof morgan set. just checked it out at the mint and placed my subscription order. last time i went to purchase it went out of stock within 3 min when it was placed it in my cart while I was checking other stuff out. Went straight to checkout this time. looks like its going to be a super cool set.

[@MonteHoopla]

If I found a horde of gold I sure as hell would not tell anyone. People are stupid!

[@GurparkashSinghThind-qy1kl]

Then how would you sell it....

[@serene889]

Love Silver Morgan's.I'm a born & bred New Yorker. Lived in all 5 Boro's .

[@michaelkrueger8076]

I think it a wait game now for silver and gold

[@retronemesis7064]

Who else immediately bought a copy of that book as soon as he plopped it on the counter?

[@MoolahSoup]

Coin collecting isn’t dying. I used to wonder about the lack of young collectors myself until I figured out that (unlike me) most coin collectors don’t start collecting until they are much older…perhaps when they inherit a collection from an older relative. Lego collectors call the period between childhood Lego purchases and adult Lego collecting as their “dark ages”. Many hobbies have a similar kind of dark ages. I used to always be the youngest collector at shows…not anymore.

[@ohcrikey9560]

I've just started collecting coins. I'm 60 years old. It's got me hooked. I wish I'd discovered coin collecting when I was much younger.

[@justinross2656]

I started collecting when I was 31 I'm 36 now and still get excited every time I get Change back from the store or when I pass by a coin star machine and check the reject slot

[@richarddavenport31]

SOON THERE WILL BE NO MONEY, THE DEPRESSION WILL MAKE IT SO NO ONE HAS ANYTHING. WE WILL HAVE TO BARTER!!

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

$29.00 is a Nice buy in my Mind , as I have been buying at $31.00 and Higher Over the Last 3 Years , Some of the Dollars I bought I Paid $50.00 for the Condition , I Hear that Junk Silver is $19.00 Over face at My LCS , I sure Don't consider it Junk , Constitutional Coins for Collections is what I call it . I Buy Red Books "all years" I can get them , I study and appraise a Coin before Paying for Grading , I Love Coin Collecting as much as I did as a Child Learning the Hobby , No Matter how much we think we know , we are always Learning this Hobby as there are so many Surprises , Much more fun than Some of the Other Hobbies as you get a Chance to find a Rare Coin and Buy a Nice Dinner or Who Knows you might get a Coin worth a couple of Houses just by Chance , Not too many other things can bring that kind of Joy .

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

Every Now and then I bring home another $25 Roll of Golden Dollar Coins. If I need to I can always just put them back in the bank. Fireproof! and not Federal. LIBERTY Money!!!

[@markhaseley3304]

Hobby collecting is best done when interest is low. Not only are beautiful pieces and opportunities present, but availability is the highest as a rule. Wish I wasn't in such a tight budget or I might buy my collection back that I sold a while back when the market was screaming. (I remember the 1980/81 market. Exciting times.) (Later I bought a couple eagle/double eagles for about $250/oz or less at auction. Mad bidders who didn't get my pieces screamed at me "You'll never get your money back! You bid too high!" (I sold them a few years later and my memory was that I was not disappointed.)

[@caleb2242]

I just bid a random US collection for $100. It’s mostly Pennie’s and a few toned Kennedy. There are two Lincoln Whitman books mostly filled. What should I do with them?

[@caleb2242]

I was hoping there were going to be some hidden gems but is mostly Pennies….

[@goldcic]

Is coin collecting dead? I sure hope so. Sell your numis. I have many I need at lower prices😂♥️🐥

[@zed332l]

I Hope not if so, History is Dead.

[@glanyan5462]

Then when you or your kids want to sell, you'll get 30% of what you paid.

[@goldcic]

@@glanyan5462 ten year hold. Have you done numis. Like treasuries. Do both plus everything else.

[@richardlovett4958]

Who doesn't love the COIN GUY!!!

[@martie911]

Do you want to see coin shop magic??? Go to the 25:30 time mark and watch Guy reach in to his plastic container to remove a coin roll and you'll see a piece of cardboard with writing on it laying in the container magically flip itself over without being touched... Spectacular, that's spooky! Guy's a magician (or maybe it's his magnetic personality!).

[@caleb2242]

Wow. It’s funny because I was thinking I’m scared to go inside because they do seem like magic shops

[@tomcoleman550]

Thanks for the show, I'm in Canada and we can't tax or pay tax on 999 bullion...thank God...

[@SilverWealth_Draper_Mint]

Old Silver Bar Market is Talk of the Town. Vintage bars making new highs day after day. Coin collecting is yesterdays game.

[@olegpetelevitch4443]

Just been to the mint they limited me to $5,500 !Cash no more !Today ! Talk about idiocy ! Thank you ! Still bought some went to 2 places !

[@shepshe66]

Speg : "What should I say?" Guy : "Say were closed" LMAO🤣

[@troodon1096]

If I was in the business of selling coins, the health of the hobby would concern me, but as someone who just takes part in the hobby, my only worry is if there's no longer an available supply. But let's be real: coin collecting has existed almost as long as coins, and isn't going away anytime soon. If it's in a bit of a slump that just means collectors can take advantage of good deals for a while. This too shall pass.

[@hagbard72]

We got rid of our one and two dollar bills and replaced them with Toonie and Loonie coins. Both are in widespread common usage. BTW, no tax on silver and gold here in Canada but you're supposed to declare any capital gains on your taxes (I don't even have receipts for most of my bullon).

[@SilverWingnut]

Crime, Corruption, and Corporations are what make the world go round.

[@EverythingIsBeingExposed]

I need more Coin Guy! Weekly would be great 👍

[@mikekorn6968]

2,000 $ buy to avaiod sales tax in CA now.... it recently went from 1500 to now 2,000 or above

[@Spegtacular]

I just wonder how the states determine those numbers.

[@mikekorn6968]

@@Spegtacular maybe a future video? Lol

[@daviddavey1727]

Today regular coin usage is way down due to exact change card transactions. People seem to discard them as soon as they can, not collect them. I’m sure there are older collectors who do it for the history and nostalgia and a few for numismatic investment, but it’s dying off, as these people die, the kids inherit and are quick to sell for what they can get for them.

[@caleb2242]

I have a hunch it all ends up in the deepest pockets. Real deep.

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

The dent in the Peace Dollar was likely a wood chip, fairly common error.

[@drip369]

Somehow people went crazy over digital tokens that serve no purpose yet somehow coin collecting is dying when it is real art, and it even has practical use (money), besides the fact that silver and gold are naturally antimicrobial and now serve as medical purposes, electronic purposes, the list goes on

[@mikeanstatt1070]

Tax,tax,tax. How many times! I pay $75 to register my car EVERY year. It's the same car I've had for the last ten years.

[@joy4118]

That is the government for you. They are always looking to punish, tax, and steal from the poor. Thousands of laws and rules on the books and cops only know a few that they use to harass and fine the poor and defenseless.

[@mercurialmagictrees]

22:55 awesome🥈

[@mercurialmagictrees]

28:35 wow!

[@teamamericamattdamon3486]

I normally don't watch this long of an episode on KZbin but you kept showing nice awesome silver and gold dang it😂

[@Spegtacular]

I appreciate you giving it a longer-than-usual chance

[@Duane-yf2lb]

THE BAD THING ABOUT SELLING REGULAR MORGAN AND PEACE DOLLARS IS THE TWO COIN SHOPS IN MY AREA PAYS SPOT FOR THEM, 16-18.00 OR SO I'VE SEEN MY COIN SHOP CHANGE DRAMATICALLY IN JUST UNDER TWO YEARS, AND NOT FOR THE BEST EITHER!

[@killakain100]

1919 was the last year for sterling in canadian coins, 1920-1936 old design is still 80%

[@donavonrobbins1908]

Good show fellas. Low key and atill educational. Nice to see more numismatic stuff once in awhile, over the dozens of bullion channels available. Late happy 4th to ya.

[@joelp6197]

great video thanks Speg & Coin Guy.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks Joel! Any particular part of the video you enjoyed most?

[@joelp6197]

@@mrsspegtacular6484 loved the whole video, just the way they would hang out and talk coins and anything that would come to mind. kinda like the days when people were nice and had the time to talk.

[@billmilza995]

I got a piece of the Kentucky hoard..........🎉

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Which piece?

[@billmilza995]

@@mrsspegtacular6484 got a one dollar

[@billmilza995]

$1450

[@eastcoastmetals2757]

I traditionally stack bullion at the best prices I can get,, bars and rounds. Used to buy alot of eagles also bit they are overpriced these days. However when spot price and premiums get too high, I take a break from stacking bullion and focus on numismatic coins and go back when spot and the premiums go down. I find it the best for me personally because I want to have both. It's gonna be special when I'm gone and my family finally cracks open my giant safe noone has seen inside before and will have tons of all different items to go through.. but also never put all your eggs in one basket

[@ltcajh]

Hmm, I never noticed that the Mercury dime has a fasces on the back!

[@Bill-mw7sh]

Gold premiums are way lower at local coin shops than online.

[@sidewayz1]

Great video Speg. Love the Coin Guy in store vids.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thanks for watching! Will we see you again this Friday on Whatnot?

[@sidewayz1]

@@mrsspegtacular6484 Yes Mam, I'll be there!

[@Im_Tellin_Ya]

All I have for a coin collection is a 1 ounce silver bar I've had for about 35 years.

[@lyndelf]

The BIG$ need to CONTINUE to be fined $50 million a month until the market rigging ends. What good does a fine do if it doesn't solve the problem?

[@Teh-Jones]

Good stuff Speg...

[@DEANDube]

Love the Coin Guy. Canadian sterling is 1919 and prior however, unless it is from Newfoundland...

[@johnbethea4505]

JOHN HANCOCK signed so large so he said that if anyone had bad eyesight he wanted them to see his signature..

[@kaynefryday6637]

Awesome can’t wait

[@drip369]

[@jim7700]

coin guy is teasing you with those peace dollars

[@T.W.goodguy]

Good chat with a wise man, great listening to you talk. Thanks for the information on coins and silver. ✅😎✌️

[@fredjones2841]

Lol. I wish it was 500 bucks for no tax. Over here in California its 2k.

[@Spartan_AG_999]

Coin Guy is THE MAN!! Love Coin Guy and these videos

[@Mr-pn2eh]

There's no sales tax on precious metals in the state of missouri. I learned that from the guys (no pun intended) at river city coins.

[@Spegtacular]

That is not entirely accurate but do have better laws than others. Here’s the info: The state of Missouri requires the collection of sales taxes on certain products sold by APMEX and delivered to a Missouri address. Please note: The below is not a comprehensive description of sales tax laws and requirements in the state of Missouri. It is only intended to provide the reader with a brief overview of those sales tax laws and requirements currently in effect in the state of Missouri that relate to the reader’s transactions with APMEX. What Precious Metals Are Taxed? Taxes must be collected on Copper products, certain bullion items less than .90 fine, non-investment coins, currency, accessory items and processed items. All other products sold by APMEX are exempt from these taxes. Taxable Products in Missouri The following definitions apply to products on which these taxes must be collected in Missouri: Non-Investment Coins. Any coins that do not have a value greater than their face value. Currency. Money issued by a sovereign government in any paper form as a medium of exchange. Accessory Items. Items such as holders, tubes or coin flips. Processed Items. Precious Metals that have been processed by third parties into items valued on more than their Precious Metal content, such as jewelry, statues or colorized coins.

[@johnbethea4505]

In the old South during the Civil War people buried their silver, silver items and gold to keep the damn Yankees from stealing it. There is no telling how much that is still buried.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

We can only imagine!

[@johnbethea4505]

@mrsspegtacular6484 most southern rich people did bury or hide their good things here in SC...that was an old joke about damn Yankees I hope everyone knows....

[@marianmoses9604]

Very true. You read about this in all of the contemporary accounts written by Southerners who lived through the war.

[@bill4572]

Happy 4th of July Coin Guy

[@MikeJones-vy1kl]

Another great video speg, I’ll be placing another order with Coin Guy soon.

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

Thank you for supporting my husband!

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

I just gave my granddaughter a 2023 Sacagawea. She also has the Jim Thorp Sacagawea Reverse Proof. All of her Sacagawea's are in a perfect $1 Coin Round Capsule or a PCGS Graded Slab.

[@kravenfoxbodies2479]

So, if I was in The Coin Guy's store buying, then I would have to pay FL tax, if I pick up the phone and call him from NC where I live to make the deal, is he going to charge me FL tax? we don't pay tax on gold or silver in NC no matter what state I buy it from and shipped to me, all the Bullion and Coin shops on ebay already know this and never charge me tax buying from CA or NY etc.

[@Spegtacular]

It depends on what you buy. Processed bullion items are still taxable even in North Carolina. That may not be what you’re referring to but something you may need to know about. Also, most of the tax stuff is weird when it comes to “online bullion dealers” because they’re not necessarily a brick and mortar shop and therefor the taxes are all over the place depending on where YOU live. However, when you’re dealing with an individual on the phone, you’re probably going to be dealing with their taxes. But that being said, call the business to confirm.

[@fabiansage1241]

Great video 👍!Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪.