What Coins And Sets Come In Our Coin Shop Everyday?

[@dandydave1949]

Yes Daniel we do appreciate all you do, and I am so sorry for 'Trolls' and haters that see a target on you and your website, I have heard it said thats when you are doing honest,Good work! Thank also for welcoming thaes folks in and giving them your attention and advice on a fair deal.

[@siddo1591]

Another honest and great video! Here's another: the error coins that come in from being run over in the parking lot or straight out of a machine shop. You make us wiser with these videos Daniel and we're very grateful!

[@davidbell3857]

I was in a dealers office recently, first time. He had stacks and stacks and stacks of us proof sets in the original packaging. Storage bins filled with the stuff.

[@CoinHELPu]

We do too

[@BLC267]

That Buffalo coaster is something I would never expect to see in a coin shop.

[@deanr1963]

Thx for the info Daniel.

[@BlueWaterSTAX]

Thanks Daniel

[@adamlfc]

I've recently found your channel and absolutely love it! Keep doing what you do! I appreciate you for sharing what you know to help educate others. Thank you!

[@Kenlydford]

I remember going to a coin shop when I was new and I was buying 1 oz bars, and I bought two old ones, and one that I didn’t realize at the time, it looked nice but it was a German silver bar. I asked the coin shop owner how much for all three, he charged me a dollar over spot and he saw me checking out the German silver one and I even said to him, wow this one is really nice. He just agreed and I paid and left. I found out a couple weeks later that it’s just clad and not silver so I went back to him to sell it back to him to see what would happen and unfortunately he told me that it’s not silver and he could give me a dollar for it. I actually had taken a picture of the the bars in my car and I told him that I bought it from him. He denied it. I said okay I have the picture of it and outside his shop. I finally got up and said I guess you don’t want my business. He ended up giving me most of my money back because he said it’s not worth losing your business over this. I understand the frustration of coin dealers but I also see them ripping customers off. I know this not what your video is about but for some reason it reminds of that one coin shop. He was usually really helpful and cool to talk to. I know he remembers selling it to me. It was in his display of 90% and rounds for a weeks.

[@alberthanson1971]

Hi Daniel, One piece of information which clarifies the details about Washington 'facing the wrong way' on the new obverse design of the Washington quarters is that the new design was created and won by Laura Gardin Fraser in a competition by the Commission of Fine Arts in 1931. Unfortunately, the the current Secretary of the Treasury, Andrew Mellon, rejected that design in favor of the one submitted by John Flanagan. The first time which Frazer's design appeared on a US coin was the $5 commemorative issued in 1999 for the bicentennial of George Washington's death in 1799. Whether or not Mellon rejected Fraser's design because she was a woman and selected Flanagan's design because he was a man is something we'll never know. Sexism was rampant during that era.

[@jclikespam7791]

Amazing that people haven't done the research on any coins. I know I have over paid on some purchases. No doubt!

[@CoinHELPu]

So have I.

[@VondaInWonderland]

It boggles my mind that eBay let's people get away with pricing coins like they do 🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@jamesbuccigross6920]

That is my biggest pet peeve about coins on ebay, any wheat cent with out a mint mark is immediately "ultra rare missing mint mark", with the most ridiculous prices, usually something totally absurd like $3,000 and up. And you see so much of this. What's even worse, occasionally some novice collectors actually buy them. And every one of the sellers has obviously phony testimonials about how pleased a fictitious buyer is with a coin purchased from the seller, and how they would buy from them again and highly recommend them. Every time I see something like this, it makes me want to vomit. I would think such blatant misrepresentation could be considered fraud, but I'm not an attorney, so what do I know? But this has to fall under some criminal statute, at least in my opinion. These unscrupulous sellers do the hobby the greatest disservice.

[@VondaInWonderland]

@@jamesbuccigross6920 Indeed

[@scotthansen9081]

E bay doesn’t care as long as they get their share

[@alberthanson1971]

I understand why dealers are hesitant to buy some of the items you've shown. Some items will stay on the shelves for months, if not years, unless you lot it out. However, I disagree with your position on restored date Buffalo nickels. There are some collectors who cannot afford sound examples of key date coins, so they purchase these coins at heavily discounted prices to fill a hole in their collections. I've purchased dateless Buffalo nickels and restore the dates on the mintmarked coins. I've found several key dates, such as 1913-D II, 1913-S II, 1914-D and 1921-S. I even restored a date on a 1918/7-D, which is in my own collection. One coin I haven't found yet is the 1916/1916 Double Die. I've seen low grade examples of this coin, including restored dates, which still sell for a lot of money because they've been certified. Some collectors in my local Coin Club were really happy I've been able to supply these key dates and some semi-key dates to fill in the holes in their collections.

[@CoinHELPu]

I’ve found some key dates too and even did a video on them, but unless they’re the main key dates I just stay away from them. I just have too many and it’s unsightly to me. I do get what you’re saying though and I don’t disagree completely.

[@chizzlebodizzle]

I bought a tube of 2021 type 1 silver eagles in an APMEX mint direct guaranteed first strike by PCGS. Should I open the tube to check them? Would you send them to be graded? I really enjoy your KZbin channel. Johnny Bryant

[@robertscagnelli1011]

Thank you Daniel!

[@RealtorInThe828]

Thanks Daniel.

[@MikeWahl-x9g]

Other great video Daniel and just watched Blue Ridge Silver Hound give you a good shout-out. Like I said I watch about 5-6 online people. I stopped watching the one I think are computer generated not go to name names but you can tell by the voice in the video. Other great video Daniel.

[@gregorygibson5455]

Hello Daniel

[@Supercheeseburger666]

The shops around where I live would pass on almost all of the stuff you showed us. It's cool that you buy all that stuff so people with less $$$$ can still enjoy the hobby. Thanks for sharing, Daniel

[@bigo2032]

Thank you, Daniel for the heads up, Keep Stackin Bro

[@elrojo2269]

Daniel, we need more patient educators like you across the hobby. The internet was a blessing and a curse to the hobby. Educators and predators exist in any industry dealing with $$$. For those coin dealers not wanting to or patient enough to work with sellers, try establishing a contact list of buyers likely interested. Connect the 2 parties.

[@mingwong8091]

Junk silver or 90% silver has been replaced w/fancy term "constitutional silver." When or who started using that term?

[@CoinHELPu]

It's an older term than you think, it's not fancy either, but comes from the clause in our Constitution on Congress regulating and creating money.

[@annette22177]

🙏✌️🇺🇲👍

[@upholdthesecond92]

⁉️😮THOSE QUARTERS WITH THE HEAD FACING THE “WRONG WAY” ARE TOOTH FAIRY COINS😮⁉️😂😂😂

[@RonaldDavis-e4b]

I have good coins some I seen on KZbin going for a lot of money but when I put my coins on eBay they don’t sell can you help me please 😊

[@F1083]

The coins you see from the clickbait scammers out of SE Asia are made to get clicks by telling people worthless pocket change is valuable they arn't true

[@1997CARDSxx]

Make a bingo card for your employees to play 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@marymastromauro8164]

Good morning Daniel!

[@scotthansen9081]

Like any other hobby, myth over fact. Can’t blame them really.

[@SaharaKarahari]

I have 1966 1969d 1972 1973 1980d 1989p (3)1984d (2)1984p (3)1982d all are quarters dollars I would loke buyers

[@CoinHELPu]

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[@SteveBradshaw-e7l]

Yes I saw on you tube a 1974 penny no mint thay sead sold for 1.4 million dollars. I have five but I think it’s wrong false advertisement.Only one I know that would go for that 1943 copper Wheat

[@CoinHELPu]

You’re correct.

[@SteveBradshaw-e7l]

I have five of them book price $1.25

[@SteveBradshaw-e7l]

Two are ms 60

[@TheWinstonDouble]

No AU-58 draped bust halves in this lot? Oh well, can't win them all. Calling the gigantic nickel a "coaster" cracked me up. 😅

[@danieldevite668]

Every day is Christmas for you!😂! You probably act like big kid seeing new coins coming in.

[@JohnnyCollins-cv4gx]

✳️ good morning enjoy your show each morning 😸😸☕✳️

[@zebcherry]

Gold is going to keep going up!! 🇺🇲🇮🇱🇺🇲

[@pierredubord]

I’m curious, if you identify a coin that someone brings in as a fake are you obliged legally to clip the coin for example or do you simply inform them and refuse to take it? Does it depend if it’s a Government backed coin? Thanks, great video as always.

[@sonnygunz9207]

There’s no legal obligation to destroy fakes/counterfeits. It’s usually done so it doesn’t get back out into the wild.

[@pesounboxer1507]

What if the fake coin identifies it self as legit? Daniel clips it… that sounds like a huge lawsuit 😂

[@pierredubord]

@@pesounboxer1507 fair enough, good point Sir.

[@lindanelson8400]

Interesting, and about what I'd expect to see. Like you say, the 90% is always good, other stuff is good for scratch and dent lots, or even giveaways for the kids. I like the idea of coasters that look like coins. That sounds neat. 😊

[@DerbyKnowledge93]

question for anyone. I have a mercury dime, melt value is about $2.25, so if i bring it to a coin shop, how much will they probably give me for it

[@CoinHELPu]

$2 because it’s circulated.

[@RonaldDavis-e4b]

I’ve texted you before and you never get back to me

[@CoinHELPu]

I don’t have a phone that texts and I don’t help that way. You use my coinhelpu community. If you would watch my videos you would know that.

[@scotts1356]

Its interesting to see what people bring in your shop. Im not a coin dealer, but I wish people would knock on my door and sell me some silver! 😅

[@markburk7022]

Remember the coin dealers that sold you this junk at a premium a few years ago, and now to them it's common or junk, I had a well known dealer offer me melt for a 1921 unc peace dollar, Trust no one.

[@CoinHELPu]

I never said the silver was common junk. I am showing what comes in the coin shop most often. You don’t listen because you’re too busy trying to hate.

[@misterTVman]

Like I always say, people will believe anything if it makes them a quick buck. They don't even do their own research. They rely on you to prove they're wrong! Smh

[@scottymoondogjakubin4766]

I say every coin has value from face to absolute gem but its the internet that exaggerates the market value ! This is why i dont deviate far from the cherry pickers guide when i go thru my coins !

[@southerncanadiancoins757]

i hear this all the time at coin shops or shows seller: hello sir i found this 1922-P peace dollar how much is it worth vender: its only worth about scrap value also its heavily worn and is a pocket piece seller: WHAT ITS OVER 100 YEARS OLD!!!! i chuckle everytime i hear that its over 100 year old

[@JuanVazquez-rg4ve]

I have. The smallest 9 from the United States and I have a gold dime. How much do you think that worth?

[@JuanVazquez-rg4ve]

I have the smallest dime from the United States and I have a gold dime. How much you think this works.

[@jackiemiller3587]

I think the time you took to post this question is worth more money than what you have

[@jaymartell2967]

​@@JuanVazquez-rg4veIs it a 2016 W Dime? If not it's plated.

[@rjjen1696]

thanks more good info - I'm now getting old and do have a fair amount of ungraded but decent coins I want to sell

[@adamjam9541]

One day the million dollar coin or currency will come it's always about the discovery

[@scottymoondogjakubin4766]

I say every coin has a value from face value to absolute gems buts the internet can exaggerate true market value thats why i dont deviate far from the cherry pickers guide !

[@harrybond1485]

They found them in their drawers ?😅

[@CoinHELPu]

😂

[@samsmobilepressurewashing8422]

Came for the choice buys and stayed for the drawer finds 😅.

[@gpscoindondelasmonedascuen6318]

I want to buy it

[@CoinHELPu]

Buy our scratch dent lot, that's what we use them for.

[@vixen420]

​@@CoinHELPu Ever have a vf 1901 morgan come into the shop?

[@CoinHELPu]

I have before

[@vixen420]

​@@CoinHELPu Very nice, as cherry picker I love the rare dates just for the shear fun of finding them. Love your channel, very informative! What are your thought's on the website cointrackers?

[@pesounboxer1507]

You don't get Mexican Libertads?!

[@TheWinstonDouble]

To be honest, I don't think I've ever seen one of those in person. And I go to coin shops a lot. I don't know where people get them. I kinda want one, but nobody ever has them. Maybe it's a regional thing.

[@josepha9313]

Mexican Libs tend to be the most expensive silver coins, always trade with a premium; higher than ASEs. They're not too hard to find. Online dealers usually have them in stock.

[@pesounboxer1507]

Im in Utah, I used to see them all the time at the LCS, with very little premium, but lately the premium on these skyrocketed. Looks like not too many dealers took Libertads seriously up to only a few years back. It used to be cheaper to buy them locally than online.

[@supengumpul]

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