Why I Destroyed a Super Rare Carson City Morgan Dollar

[@liljuanito123]

Definitely not a fan of purposely using rare coins to do this, but thanks for driving the value up. Will be picking another one up in this date.

[@ClassCiv]

This video made me feel physically sick and I had to stop watching it. It was like seeing something being killed.

[@TEXB0X]

The most expensive antique coin that i made into a ring for someone was $70. I've seen some extremely costly ones at coin shows. I still feel a little bad when taking them out of collectors circulation like that but enjoy when someone appreciates what it is made out of. I don't have as much time for my etsy shop and self promotion as i used to. I've been focusing on privately minted coins with unique designs. My A.D.D keeps me from sticking with one art form for too long as well as switching my major a ton in art school so i am a jack of all trades. I love your videos and am trying to find the energy and time to make videos of my own of all the unique functional and decorative creations that come forth.

[@briandunlap3936]

I have just made my first Morgan. Definitely nerve racking the first time and nowhere near a Carson City coin. It turned out nice and it is very rewarding. Working on my second one now. I have taught myself through your videos. Thank you for explaining in great detail and thank you for the great camera work. You keep everything simple. Great Job!

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Right on! Making your first coin ring will always stick with you :)

[@99kenrhodes]

You gonna get so much hate mail on making that CC. Lol .... beautiful as always wow.... amazing!!

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Haha I’m a bit curious about that myself :)

[@Ben-Carr]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint I cringed more when it went into the dirty coin juice.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

@@Ben-Carr Hahaha!

[@pieluvr7362]

I'll buy that for a dollar

[@SilverStruck]

You clearly have a lot of skill and talent. I enjoyed watching your process, very well done video! As a coin collector, not a fan transforming a CC Morgan into a ring but at least you used and easier date CC. I suppose your rings will decrease the survival numbers for the coins, so I guess that is good in a way. The website looks great- you have a lot of nice items!

[@BlackSilverTreasure]

How to lose 95% of the value of your coin

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

At least it looks better this way :)

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

At least it looks better this way :)

[@AC-fv7kt]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint I agree but....man I would of been tempted to buy a used one and keep the uncirculated one....😁

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

They tried that when I bought it at the coin shop haha

[@Bradley-xp7zm]

This is heartbreaking

[@Xinxin688]

I am a coin ring maker myself and wondering when this will show up. And you did it so that I don’t need to do it. Lol. Well done and that cc coin will be enjoyed as a ring more than its siblings.

[@SIowfox]

Damn i wish i had tools like that, great job as always.👌🏻

[@PartridgeFamilyProspecting]

WOW!!! man i dont think i can afford the CC lmao but cant wait to make a Morgan ring!!! love watching your vids!!

[@opie2736]

I love your rings... But to destroy a CC is too much I think. Just the opinion of a fellow Oregonian

[@YFZMoto]

I'm a CC Morgan Collector it made Me sad for about 2 mins Now I want that Ring :) I will be ordering a Ring from you I just Love them.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Haha right? At the coin shop we talk about that phenomenon quite a bit :)

[@highanddryful]

I’d rather enjoy the ring than it’s pre coin form ! Thanks for showing Would you ever sell one of these?

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

I actually have them up on my website!

[@highanddryful]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint thanks I’ll look

[@billcarson8246]

Nice job 👍👍👍

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Thank you!

[@jeffveron8783]

I totally get it! It is just a coin. Two little c’s make it valuable to those who are willing to pay that price for a CC. But in the end, it is still just a piece of metal. Great work!!!

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Thanks Jeff!

[@jeffveron8783]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint Thank you! Because of your videos, I have been interested in trying to make coin rings myself. I have a bunch of .999 silver Walking Liberties. I might just try my hand at this.

[@crymoreii7011]

Yes, it makes it valuable because of the history and the lower number made at that mint, which you would know if you knew how to read.

[@brettleecubbage]

Omg. I need one!!! I don’t know how my coin club will feel about it. Lol

[@mm93mustwin13]

Thanks for the video 👍

[@NGCoinslove]

Like 5 as Always Perfect and Very Coool, Thank You

[@angelramos-2005]

Excellent piece.Thank you.

[@therealmaxandthevoices]

It was in a GSA holder too... Thousands of dollars wasted..

[@sigmashot]

Is the “Comstock Load” related to the other KZbinr, who has a channel about owning a mining ghost town?

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

You’re talking about Brent in cero Gordo? I think his channel is called ghost town living. I know that he talked about it before but his mine isn’t from that. It happened just after I’m pretty sure.

[@miked4152]

How dare you make that coin into a ring 😂🤣😂. Looks awesome man. So now it should be worth millions because it's the only Carson City that's ever been turned into a ring ever....lol.

[@boodgiek8146]

Nice piece of art work

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

I appreciate it!

[@jamesdibiase346]

Beautiful but ouch 😳

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Haha true true :)

[@boblindstrom3479]

Since almost a million of the '82s were in GSA holders, it's not the rare coin you think. Unless of course it's the VAM 2D. $325 for a regular GSa or $1,500 for the VAM 2D..... should have looked.

[@JTCoinRings]

This is awesome! Great job 👏🏿

[@CIAG4PNP]

That coin is super beautiful!

[@charlesjones4633]

I know of some buried treasure on my families land. I've heard stories since I was a child. I'm betting it's only worth a few hundred of old silver coins that was buried almost 100 years ago. I'm going to have a ring made out of one of those coins!

[@danieldurand5721]

Cried a little bit inside when the case cracked and the hole got punched. The ring is beautiful. I don't know why it seems using a less rare Morgan would not make me cry as much.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

It’s really a head game I think personally. I went through the same thought process when I started making these years ago. There are literally millions of these things out there. Every coin shop in the country has a stack of them for sale. The US government wrapped them up in patriotic sauce in order to unload them for a premium. And even then it took 7 sales over almost a decade to finally get the public to take them off their hands.

[@danieldurand5721]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint I have coins I've collected since I was a kid I'm now in my mid-fifties just makes me a little sad but I do think it is awesome I would love to own one of those things spectacular job I appreciate your video

[@tomdimartino7361]

If you can't see the cc you could have used ANY UNC. Morgan worth $50 and not $500 like a cc .

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Really?? Lol Good thing you can see it

[@flower2289]

Why use a GSA Carson City when you could have bought another CC much cheaper?

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Because it is more rare and special. I wouldn’t do it if there wasn’t a market for it :)

[@jaminmaki4243]

Oh boy you upset a big die hard community with this hahahah. Even though I knew what was coming, just seeing you crack it open and put your thumb on the face of the coin hurt.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Lol I think I’ve been desensitized to it :)

[@jaminmaki4243]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint great work by the way!

[@brianroberts815]

What size is the ring? And it's dimensions?

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

I make these size 8-18 and they are almost 1/2” wide.

[@brianroberts815]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint Thank you

[@tomsch5801]

1.1 million mintage on the 1882 CC. I think you should go large and buy 500, 000 or more of these 1882 CC's. Make them all into rings. That would leave the otherwise small population even smaller, thus rarity would logically go up, and remain coins would skyrocket in price.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

We had a similar conversation in the coin shop I go to haha.

[@davidvandebrake8454]

Ugg . Unless u have a buyer lined up you killed the value . Turned a $450+ dollar coin into 50 bucks . Man that hurt when you punched a hole in it . But it just makes my 1882 cc more valuable .

[@xxxgaming1796]

Can I order these coin rings from Bangladesh?

[@rolandocastaneda4429]

Dude what a horrible decision! That is sacrilege!!!!!!!!

[@Michel-7.7.7]

That's sickening to watch. Even for a low key coin collector, who never spent more than 100$ on a coin.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

It’s always interesting to see how perceived value affects emotions :) Perceived value is really the key there.

[@davekimbler2308]

I believe it’s worth it ! It’s now a work of at to display !

[@bev3717]

Brilliant ring, absolutely love it!

[@FlyingWingless]

can you make rings out of the 5 mark coin =3

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Definitely!

[@chrissaayman1929]

Jason please send me some of your scrap coins nothing in South Africa battels to get some you the best

[@PBRJOHN684]

That was cringe worthy! But in the end it will make someone happy on their finger. That turned out really nice 👍

[@brianroberts815]

I agree. Very cri ge. With Carson City dollars being the crem dela crem, a CC dollar is a piece of history. I wonder why it is, or isn't illegal to deface or destroy American coinage? I know we can't melt coins down to get bullion, like pre '82' Lincoln cents. But it's totally worth it. Currently, a copper cent( can't bring myself to ever call them pennies ), is worth 3.1 cents melt value. And nickels are worth 8 cents melt.

[@GVolker1108]

Wow!

[@johnbowman9150]

That’s amazing 😎 looks badass keep up the awesome work

[@platinum2889]

Omg tell me you left the CC Privy marks on the ring 😬

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Of course!

[@Boxxkarr]

You are a talented craftsman, but not educated on CC Morgans. You could have bought a non GSA, ungraded CC Morgan, same year/condition and made the same ring for less. Once you removed it from the GSA packaging, that is exactly what you had. The good thing is that is a common year, the bad thing is you could have paid one to two hundred less for a raw 1884 cc Morgan, made the exact same coin, and passed the savings to the buyer. But it is a beautiful ring, no doubt!

[@MichaelMiller-op8fe]

I was really hoping that you fat tired it. That looks good.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Too much fat tire makes them fit horribly. I make them in a happy medium.

[@jwrappuhn71]

Gorgeous.

[@martywebb1487]

Wtf were u thinking ..well to each his own I guess butbya probably wasted 500 or better hope that ring will sell or hope ubenjoy bc if not BRO WHAT ARE U THINKING

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

I sell them pretty regularly. How many people out there are sporting a BU CC Morgan! Not many :)

[@martywebb1487]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint I'm curious what they sell for

[@brianpemberton3811]

The haters I can hear them right now!!!!

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Lol!

[@coinstruck6079]

Oh man, why didn’t you just use a common date 1921 Morgan Dollar?

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

This one just has more history! That is desirable :)

[@PeacefulPeteable]

You replied to another comment and said "it's always interesting to see how perceived value affects emotions", and that "perceived value is really the key here." No... That's not perceived value. Perceived value would be me thinking my Morgan's are priceless because they came from my grandfather. My subjective perception. Or you believing this Morgan "looks better this way." Your subjective perception. Actual value is based upon the objective facts of the product. In this case mintage, grade, demand, history, and so on. But it's your coin, do what you want with it. If you don’t care, no one else should. At any rate, the real key here is semantics and it appears your grasp on them is weak.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

I’m just glad my video interested you enough to search the comments looking for things to attack me about! That has had my desired effect.

[@PeacefulPeteable]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint I was interested in other people's comments and was just pointing out how your definition was factually wrong. Don't worry, I won't be watching anymore of your videos. Not my thing. Nor is talking to you. Neither of us has anything in common. You may have the last word when you reply to this. Your comments seem like you're that sort of person. Have fun, bud.

[@chrischris420]

Beautiful

[@robertmariner7640]

Love the look on that ring 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

[@flyingmonkeys9774]

Great ring. I felt nothing when you punched the hole. I think I'm desensitized to this sort of thing now after 'improving' on some valuable coins myself.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Haha!

[@chrissaayman1929]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMintwhen you good you good I also making coin rings you are the best learn a lot from you Mr Jason the best

[@MichealVenniro]

I’m sorry, man you shouldn’t do that to an uncirculated Carson City dollar or any one of them for that matter. I know they look nice and they’re cool but destroying history and some sort of way.

[@me.muffinman]

Wow that Is so cool good job

[@Juan_Doooh]

Damn near any coin…but a GSA Morgan.

[@Nancy-y8q1n]

I have 6 CC GSAs

[@Simba.C.253]

Bro, Skaylar.....WHY???!!. I know how great of a jewler you are and you make a great end product but. WHY? You end up with basically the same result as any other coin ring or chunk of silver, it just has two tiny c's

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Thanks I appreciate the compliment! Honestly the reason is just because I can I guess. People want them is a big reason. But the biggest reason for me is that this exposes the silliness of perceived rarity. It’s literally just like you said. The only difference is the cc markings. I’m not really a sentimental person so this feels good to do. And on the flip side, a very small set of people will get the ability to wear one of these. That group loves the exclusivity of it. I don’t care about that part of it but I do like making them :)

[@ACE_.]

Could have used 1921 Morgan instead or sell this coin for $300+ and get 10 1921 Morgans to make extra 9 rings LOL well, it’s your coin, do whatever you want.

[@REALFeltysCoinsAndTrains]

You are now not permitted on my channel.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Oh no!!

[@REALFeltysCoinsAndTrains]

@CoinRingsfromTheMint ah well sorry may I ask you a question?

[@AC-fv7kt]

You make great great rings and are very skilled. Thanks for sharing the video

[@zinknot]

😬😬😬

[@SurgingApocalypse]

But why?😅

[@roncasa55]

Stupid mistake, BU coin worth much more than ring

[@Tim99-lg7kn]

Wow this is terrible you made that beautiful rare coin worthless

[@TheRoger27ize]

People here say Jippi, BUT I`m NOT. You could have used another coin. These are the last US Morgan Dollars. It is the history of USA & The whole world for that matter. I don`t mind taking coins to make rings BUT you should stay away from the realy rare once. An Artist? Yes, but this was destruction, not art. SAD! To The People out there. Your have your opinion. THIS is MY opinion.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

I respect your opinion.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Maybe not the coins though lol

[@thegreenstandard3781]

Criminal what you are doing to those coins. Have some respect you damn fool.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

I freed it from a musty cage and got it back out into the open again!

[@thegreenstandard3781]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint a commemorative box with paperwork is hardly a musty cage...you damn fool.

[@JasperJJenkins]

Wasn't worth it. What a travesty!

[@backand2theleft925]

How to take $800 and make it worth $30 in 6 minutes on you tube for 300 likes. Some of those go for thousands man. Not worth it at all. IMO.

[@Nancy-y8q1n]

Keep destroying these coins and it is just going to make other GSA Morgans even more valuable.

[@TheBoltdogg]

Wow I’m done here not following no more

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

Well I appreciate you hanging out as long as you did. You will be missed

[@andrewkerr3523]

Lol. People’s sensitivities get hurt so fast. It’s his channel he can do what he wants. You don’t have to watch.

[@667hodge]

Not rare,and what a waste of a beautiful coin

[@robertarcher1663]

What the hell dude !!!! Not a C,C .

[@sarsarsvintagejewelry]

What the hell?!! There aren’t many of those and you destroy it?! Why would you do that? If I was subbed to you I would unsubscribe.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

You know serious coin collectors should love me! I destroy coins but more importantly I teach thousands of other people how to do it too. That means I have a pretty meaningful impact on coin values over time. So I’m actually increasing collectors collections!

[@sarsarsvintagejewelry]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint It isn’t about the money, it’s about the art. A lot of collectors aren’t buying so they will get rich. They are buying for the history, the beauty, the uniqueness. By your logic, we should destroy all Picasso paintings so that the ones left are more valuable. Or we should ruin all the vintage muscle cars so that the ones left are worth more. Or destroying every piece of jewelry made by you so that the one left is more rare. Do you make jewelry so you can get rich or because you like the process, the final piece, the work that went into it. I’m heart broken that you ruined a piece of art.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

@@sarsarsvintagejewelry That’s pretty solid logic. Yes I want to destroy all of those things lol. Destroying a one of a kind Picasso is exactly the same as destroying one of literally millions of lame coins.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

@@sarsarsvintagejewelry But to be fair if you had purchased that Picasso you have every right to do exactly what you wanted with it. And I don’t have a right to say anything about it.

[@sarsarsvintagejewelry]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint But you do have a right to your opinion. As do I. It doesn’t make either of us bad people. There is no right or wrong. No one is harmed by this. But I hate seeing that “lame” coin destroyed. You don’t care either way. We dont have to agree. It is what it is. I’m glad you can appreciate my point of view just as I appreciate your point of view, even though we don’t agree.

[@liquidelectrum]

Should be illegal .

[@fgbtv3803]

yikes dude. ruining historic coins isnt the way to more views.....be more creative instead of destructive and your views will grow once again.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

That’s literally all I’ve ever done! This video is no different

[@Heath_71]

Better take this advice on getting more views Skyler… it’s coming from a channel with 64 subscribers 🙄

[@fgbtv3803]

@@Heath_71 what's the playlist about narc healing videos about lmao?! You jaded and hurt cause your wife left you?

[@fgbtv3803]

@@CoinRingsfromTheMint better take the advice from a guy with 0 subs and videos who has a broken hearted pedophile playlist 😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@fgbtv3803]

@@Heath_71 Heather ernright strid

[@johnbeast4992]

can not watch this

[@JasperJJenkins]

Not cool!

[@orlandogonzo2559]

I can't watch this,it's blasphemous!

[@tjh54]

What a waste. Not a fan and won't watch another one from this guy.

[@Nancy-y8q1n]

What is wrong with you

[@aquarianlight1880]

It is illegal to deface United states currency.

[@CoinRingsfromTheMint]

That’s ok I keep the faces until I have about 30 ounces and then turn them all into the refinery :)

[@asktheuniverse2718]

No I am good I am seriously good. Avid coin collector here 🫣