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LegalTender
United States
Приєднався 8 січ 2023
Provide informative and educational narration of various numismatic notes with detailed historical facts and references. Using notes within my collection to promote and encourage the numismatic community.
An in-depth take on the subject narrated by a novice with a legitimate interest and love for the hobby. I will never offer to sell, any notes from my collection, or attempt to purchase notes from any viewer or subscriber. Just educate and promote the hobby of numismatics...
An in-depth take on the subject narrated by a novice with a legitimate interest and love for the hobby. I will never offer to sell, any notes from my collection, or attempt to purchase notes from any viewer or subscriber. Just educate and promote the hobby of numismatics...
Ebay Bundle Purchase part 1 (Ink Smear Notes)
A comprehensive explanation of Ink Smear Error Notes. Speaking about what lead me to purchase these notes, currency type, denomination, error appearance (Obverse and Reverse), and cause of the error.
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Top 5 $5 Notes
Переглядів 51814 годин тому
A comprehensive list of my top 5 $5 notes. Speaking about currency type, series year, Treasury seal and serial number color, security features, signature combination and condition.
Commemorative Coin (Memoriam) Rodney V. Williams
Переглядів 33День тому
A comprehensive explanation of commemorative coin. A memoriam to Rodney V Williams. Donations to the link below: cibassoc.org/donate/
World Bank Note (Scotland) 5 Pound/ Sterling
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A comprehensive explanation of the World Bank Note (Scotland) 5 Pound/ Sterling. Speaking on the nickname (quid), issuing bank, denominations printed, and issued. Years of initial issuance, composition of the note, dimensions, color, images, and scriptures on the note, and the security features.
Statehood Quarters (Early Numismatic Piece)
Переглядів 8214 днів тому
A comprehensive explanation of one of my first ever purchased numismatic pieces (Statehood Quarter) collection. Speaking about the origin of the set, creating entity (Department of Treasury), and missing set pieces.
Hawaii Overprint Notes
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Revealing newly purchased numismatic notes (Hawaii Overprint Note). Speaking about receipt of the notes, condition, re-storing the notes, and possible grade of the notes.
Kennedy Half Dollar
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A brief description of the Kennedy Half Dollar. Speaking about first year of mintage, issuing entity (United States Mint), and purpose of the coin. Also, the images on the obverse and reverse of the coin, composition, and dimensions.
Coin Case Introduction (20th Century U.S. Type Coins)
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A brief introduction and comprehensive description of my 20th Century U.S. Type coin case. Showing some random coins, a brief description of novelty coins, and filling some vacant spaces.
Foreign Coin (Mexican $5 Peso)
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A brief description of a foreign coin (Mexican $5 Peso). Speaking about images on the obverse and reverse, inscription on the coin (translated), monetary value, composition, and dimensions.
Wording/ Phrases on Series Year 2021 $1 Note
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A comprehensive explanation of the wording and phrases on the obverse and reverse of the $1 denomination of Series year 2021.
World Bank Notes (Bahamas)
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A brief introduction of a World Bank Note (Bahamas). Speaking about the images on the obverse and reverse, serial number and how I was able to obtain this note.
Completed Set: Series Year 1934 Silver Certificates Colorized Numerals
Переглядів 198Місяць тому
A comprehensive explanation of Series year 1934 Silver Certificate Colorized Numerals. Speaking about the denominations, series year, Treasury seal color, obligation, and the changes on the note. Image on the reverse and printage of the series year.
Best and Worst $1 Note Series Year 2017A
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A brief description of my best and worst note from Series Year 2017A. Speaking about the PMG grading scale. Defining what designations are needed for the following grades 70, 4, and 45. Currency type, denomination, and series year...
Gold Replica Notes (Novelty Numismatic Pieces)
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A comprehensive explanation of gold/ novelty numismatic collection. Gold replica description, material made of, denomination, cost and about where I purchased it. Also the accuracy regarding the images on the obverse and reverse.
The Vault
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A tour of the Vault (old design, and new design). Speaking on the inspiration for the design aesthetic old and new. Referencing previous episodes for context purposes.
Completed Set: North Africa (Emergency Note)
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Completed Set: North Africa (Emergency Note)
Foreign Currency (Philippines Occupation 1 Peso)
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Foreign Currency (Philippines Occupation 1 Peso)
$2 United States Note Series Year 1953
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$2 United States Note Series Year 1953
$5 United States Note Series Year 1928
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$5 United States Note Series Year 1928
Gold Certificates (Novelty Numismatic Pieces)
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Gold Certificates (Novelty Numismatic Pieces)
Completed Set: Series Year 2021(Historic Notes)
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Completed Set: Series Year 2021(Historic Notes)
I like your top 4 bills The last one is worth just 5bucks .
Hey thanks for supporting the channel. I'm partial to the last one due to the signature combination. The significance of the signatures on the note...
US,20M Turky (Indo)
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Start doing strap searches and you'll find ones like that more often than you think especially with the serial numbers. I don't keep them anymore unless it's obvious. I have a few, all one-dollar bills. I also have a few notes that have what looks like a drop of ink on it. Those are all green ink same as the serial number & seal. I do not have any of the really dramatic ones. Just be careful when looking on eBay at error notes. There are a lot of unscrupulous people out there. Do your homework first as I'm sure you will.
Yeah copy all brother. I think the break in translation is the title. I'm seeing now that it is a little misleading. Over Inking is a more appropriate title in retrospect. 😊😅😊. These notes were a bundle package, and also purchased in my earlier days. It's crazy that I'm justifying my numismatic purchases 😢😮😅. This episode also serves as the severity of "Ink Smears/ Over Inking". I have noticed notes like this (slight over inking) via scrap searches and bypassed them. Just another niche lane that you will find within the hobby. Just sharing my experience with the Legal Tender family 😊😊😊. Alright brother. I will speak with you soon...
@@legaltender1980 The title was fine. And you do not have to justify your purchases with anyone but yourself. You were also very clear in the description that they were minor defects, and you did show comparisons to what a major defect looks like. And I appreciate you sharing your collection. Have a good day.
@anthonypuccio9575 yeah. I thought the description and content was pretty forthcoming. The justification part was due to another comment. Continue to have a great day brother and I will speak with you soon...
Really hoping that you didn't spend more than $6 for those notes. Those can technically be called ink smears, but only the Really dramatic ones are truly sought after. I have one like yours in my collection from circulation, but have spent several more as regular dollars. Not saying that those aren't cool, I collect some notes that are not the standard too, just because I like them. Some others might just describe those as overinking. Just my thoughts, I absolutely do not consider myself expert when it comes to error notes, but as a cashier, I do see a lot of notes that the BEP have deemed acceptable enough for circulation.
Why is $6 the acceptable amount to have been spent???🤔🤔🤔 Regardless of the amount I spent. I felt it was worth spending. The last few comments on this fun educational channel has been a bit off putting. Although I welcome all comments (hopefully positive). Cost paid for notes, or numismatic pieces will never be discussed from me, or distasteful jokes regarding sexual orientation, race, enthinicity, or religion. There really is a deeper meaning in Keep it Legal. Keep it Tender...
I just mentioned an arbitrary price, as I see many notes like that in circulation. I am one who really wants no one to be taken by people online. Really didn't mean it in a negative manner, but of genuine concern.
@collectingonthecheap56353 thank you for your concern. I really appreciate it. I'm well aware of scammers and dubious people in the world. Once you factor in currency to the equation, that can make a sensitive situation, volatile. Prudence is a characteristic I've always employed...
How do you feel about $3 bills? Are they as queer or queerer than a $2 bill?
Well I wouldn't say, or call the $3 denomination queer. That's kinda derogatory to a country's preference regarding their denomination selection and not to mention a certain group of people. I acknowledge and appreciate all people and denominations... Thanks for supporting the channel though...
@@legaltender1980 You've got my vote
@augustabusta6901 keep it Legal. Keep it Tender...
Nice picks for your top 5 GD
Thanks brother. I appreciate you watching and commenting...
Those are a nice 5 picks for $5s. You are right that the Series 1934 was the first Series without the Gold Clause, all Series 1928 FRNs did have the Clause, Series 1934 dropped it. Cool that you have those older Star notes, I have a current $5 and a $5 LT with a star. My favorite of your 5 in this video, believe it or not, the monochrome replacement note. My top 5 $5s, no particular order, my Series 1963 LT star note, Series 2017A star note with lower serial number (starts with 5 zeros), Series 1929 FRBN, Series 1934D Silver Certificate (double coolness of that big blue 5, and found in till at work), and Series 1934 Hawaii Overprint; a very close runner up is my Series 2006 prefix H Minneapolis Monochrome $5 note (very last Monochrome issue for $5s, but limited run for only 3 districts).
C.O.T.C what's up brother. Thank you for your continued support of the channel and just consistent banter with me. Thanks for the confirmation on the 'Gold Clause' statement, and for the appreciation of my top 5. Your top 5 sounds like an assortment of exotic notes. That's a pretty gnarly collection you got going on there. Do I hear a future episode coming😮😊😅. Alright til next time. Keep it Legal. Keep it Tender...
I would not consider my top 5 $5s exotic, just like my Brown seals. Thinking about a mini Series video for Generation 1 aka Series 1990, 1993, and Series 1995 notes and their security features. I have 3 of 4 of the $5s and all 4 of the $10s; have a $20, and $50 too, but those add up fast.
@@collectingonthecheap56353that wasn't to be taken literally. I don't consider mine exotic either, and I have the exact same notes. Good luck with the series...
I thought so. I just take things too literally early in the morning.
@collectingonthecheap56353 it's always early somewhere...
The entire monochrome series started with A in 1996, and lasted through K 2006A $100 note issued in 2013 due to issues with the Series 2009 J issues for the modern series not being resolved until 2013 and kicking off with Series 2009A in 2013 with prefix L.
Interesting I did not know that...
I do like the ones with the blue numeral best and then the LGS. I haven't seen a 2021 five dollar bill yet. Nice
A.P. morning brother. I guess great numismatician think alike. At least when referencing/ ranking $5 notes. Yeah brother it took me forever to spot Series year 2021 notes. I see them all the time now, both $1 & $5 notes. Keep looking I'm sure your search shall end soon...
Yes, only the San Francisco (L) Federal Reserve were in charge of distribution of the Hawaii notes.
I figured as much for a couple of reasons. One San Francisco is the closest Federal Reserve District and every Hawaii note I ever saw had the L letter identifying the district. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel...
I thought I was the only one who loves a little wear on my older bills, it give it character, plus let me know that the bills was used in its time and how many people are left alive who handle such notes. New bills especially older ones comes across as fake because they haven't been use but I understand why people prefer clean notes because it shows the smallest details when people looking at them and are nicer.
You're right a little dirt/ grit definitely gives the note some character. It's like the subtle random strains of gray hairs in a man's beard. It gives him that distinguished he's probably seen some things in his day look. A little extra added to the order 😅😊😅 ...
I see you missing the red seal 5 dollar note, but yet I do find it interesting to see the 5 change through the years or when multiple notes where in circulation at one time. I always wonder how U.S. Citizens didn`t get confused when spending such notes, I know I would. LOL
Hey brother. I do have a Red seal $5 note. Actually multiple ones, but this is my top 5 $5 list, and the notes shown just happen to be ranked above the US Note $5 bill to me for whatever reason. Regarding the multiple currency types being out in circulation at the same time and spent by the public. I'm sure the majority of people was only looking at the monetary value at that time for purchasing goods, or service. There was probably a small group that did back then what we currently do now. Collect, or appreciate the aesthetic of the note. Just my two cents. (That was a numismatician joke 😂😂😂)...
I cannot think of anything to say that would give due praise to this. Well done my friend.
A sincere heartfelt thank you...
🫡 the respect is strong with this one.
Thank you so much for the kind words spoken...
Very cool the Hawaii set is lovely ❤ I enjoyed the show, thank you!
@@stonz_camp thank you for supporting the channel. I'm glad you enjoyed the episode. Keep rocking with me...
Those are really nice notes. I only have Canada, Italy, England, Japan & Germany. The one from Germany is the oldest from 1910.
Hey A.P. sounds like you got a pretty decent world note collection yourself... How did you come across your foreign notes? Travel or purchase...
@@legaltender1980 The Canadian notes were purchased. They are the Devil Head notes. The others were from when my parents traveled, many a year ago. I was in Italy several years ago but wasn't interested in the euro notes of that time, so I didn't keep any. I don't have many I think I have around 15 total.
@anthonypuccio9575 copy all...
Do you have any Canadian or Mexico Notes? You know whats crazy that`s the best way to get foreign notes because they can get expensive especially the higher denomination, does not even matter where the come from . I was looking for notes from Haiti on eBay and the prices are ridicules especially when the notes have very little value when it comes to the exchange rate. If I can get not by people who visit other countries I will gladly take them to add to my collection, so all ways ask friends and neighbors, you would be surprise what they give. Keep posting, always interesting.
Hey brother. Thank you for your continued support of the channel. I do not have any paper currency from Canada. I believe I do have 1 note from Mexico. Once I debut that note. I'll give you a shout out. You are correct with getting souvenirs (foreign currency) from people that travel. The thing is, you'll have to know someone that travels, and that might be the hard part... I'm glad you enjoyed the episode. I'll try to keep the next one as interesting...
Get a full box of Quartes from bank ,250$ I think, bet you find almost all you need ...maybe some old silver ones too...
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. I was planning on doing that. Thanks for the suggestions...
The Scotland note is pretty cool.
Yeah. It is an awesome note. I thank my wife so much for getting it for me...
Australia $5 & $10, Canada $1, $2, & $5, Germany 5 Deutsche Mark, Guyana $20, Indonesia 10 Sen, Mexico 20 Pesos, Philippines 20, 50, and 100 Pisos, Russia 50 Ruble, and South Vietnam 20 and 50 Dong.
C.O.T.C. you have very respectable world note collection. That's pretty awesome. I wouldn't mind seeing a few of them... Talk to you soon brother...
I'm only missing the 2004 D Wisconsin one. Since you have two books you could make one all Philadelphia and the other Denver. The books I have are, Indian Head pennies, V nickels, Buffalo nickels, Jefferson nickels, Mercury & Roosevelt dimes, Washington quarters and Kennedy Hallfs. Oh, and I also have a Canadian penny book. I'm eventually going to get a Franklin half dollar book because I'm only missing one of those. One of those books would look good displayed in a frame. As a matter of fact, I just might do that. Thanks buddy. Have a Great Day
A Denver and San Francisco display is a great idea. It will definitely add to excitement of the hunt. Thanks for the suggestion brother. I think I'm going to do that. Now regarding the display. I have an even better case. This one I'm positive is my first numismatic purchase piece. I will debut that on a future episode. Talk to you soon...
Oh my God, been collecting again since the 80s as a child and head on in the 90s as a teenager lol. I wish UA-cam could post pics because words don`t do it justice but I started with U.S. and venture of into world coins. To tell you the truth I have slowed down from collecting coins but strong in currency and I am not ready to sell. My latest collecting before it got to expensive was gold coins U.S. and world.
Oh... I remember one of the first things I ever collected; was rocks. 😂😂😂. Y'all already heard my currency origin story. Paper was always my first love. We're a little different regarding the start of our collections. I'm trying to get more into coin collecting. I'm going to stay within the 50 states. I know once I veer into different countries and centuries the price will definitely go up and that rabbit hole will deepen. I think there's enough interesting coins here that will keep my interest. I have a debt to settle via the Bi Centennial series. That's a story I'll share at a later date. Keep collecting brother. I will talk to you soon...
Yeah, I was collecting from circulation in mint condition in change as they came out, same for park quarters as well the current woman series. I believe the woman series will be a low mintage series due the economy and there is no big fan fare from the public, just my thoughts.
Oxtails1 hey brother thank you for your continued support of the channel. I agree with all stated. I did the same regarding collecting the Statehood Quarters and the Presidential ones. I think there needs to be a more calculated release of these specialized coins. There's just set after set being released. I get the market will still have 2004 coins due to circulation, but there are new quarter designs in the wild statehood, presidential, America the Beautiful etc. There are just so many different designs just floating around and it's a bit distracting. I think better regulation of coinage needs to be applied. There probably is. I'm just not that current regarding coinage...
I definitely keep the Women quarters, but have not seen a single 2024 design thus far.
@@collectingonthecheap56353ohhhh...
The idea was earlier than that, especially after the Canadian Provincial Quarter set. It became law in 1997 which also authorized the 1999 Susan B Anthony Dollar to be used until the Sacagewa Dollar was released in 2000. I started the collection in 1999, but by 2002 gave up on it due to so many designs just being very basic. The America The Beautiful set did better overall, but still had misses. The closest I have to a complete coin set, is at least one mint mark of each Native American Series Dollar from 2009 to present (so each design is owned, but not every single mint mark and variety, which is excessive to me).
C.O.T.C what's going on brother. You always seem to come in with very detailed information and offer such clarity on the topic of discussion. I sincerely thank you for that, and for broaden my knowledge about said topic. Canadian Provincial coins sound pretty dope. If it's proven that the Statehood Quarters are a rip off of the Canadian coins, that will be disappointing. I thought innovation lead to this release. I rather like the design of the coins, and I'm look to get the America the Beautiful set as well. There's maybe 5 quarter sets I want to complete. (Statehood, National Park, Presidential, Native American Women, African American coin set)...
The Provincial Set was released in 1992 in Canada, they also did a Millennial Set in 1999 and 2000. So, a rip off is a bit of a stretch, but it definitely was inspired by the success Canada 🇨🇦 had with the 1992 set.
@collectingonthecheap56353 with me being a full blooded American. I never heard of this Canadian set. I do recall seeing a Canadian holographic coin that definitely caught my eye. I saw it years ago and never saw it again. If ever seen again. I would definitely get it. It was holographic and had a Maple leaf on it...
That coin is really cool, they even have a glowing Northern Lights coin. Being from Minnesota, Canada is my neighbor to the North, and quite a bit of their coins make it to my area. So, I do come across a bunch of their regular coins, and some of their special issues. Neat Canada 🇨🇦 fact, for most issues of their coinage, they circulate a regular issue in addition to the special issues.
@collectingonthecheap56353 oh that's cool. You have the best of both numismatic worlds...
nice
Thanks for the acknowledgement brother. I've been tracking these remaining notes for a while. Do you have any Hawaii notes??? If so what denominations???
What kind of money is that is that real money or just Monopoly money It looks real I ain't never seen a Hawaii note, That's a trip but I just wondered if they're legit.
Yes. These are legitimate notes. Authorized to be printed by Congress and issued from the Department of Treasury, and Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Check out the attached link. ua-cam.com/video/mDhqZft4Uq0/v-deo.htmlsi=0bOL-e-J7_CZPubO
Love the Hawaii over print series. I am working on a complete set of these including the stars and the mules. I have about 10 more to go. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for supporting the channel. Man you're definitely in for quite a feat. If and when you complete that set, that will definitely be very impressive. It took me a minute just to collect the type set. Now you're looking at Star Notes and Mules. Hats off to you brother. Good luck and happy hunting 😊😊😊...
you're some kind of counterfeiter. What kind of a channel is this I don't need the secret service at my door.
Thanks for supporting the channel...
I need to get some more sleeves but the price have went up because I get them in bulk of E bay, where do you get yours from
I purchase mine from Amazon. I don't know if they are PVC free. Apparently that's a thing. From what I hear PVC case are extremely detrimental to coins. I do not know the effects on paper currency, but my buddy A.P. (fellow subscriber and good dude) says that they are just as bad. Check our banter via the comment section on recent episodes. But I get mine from Amazon. Responsibly priced in a good volume. I tried to copy the link, but it wasn't working. I will put the description below, so I guess just copy and paste that to Amazon and hopefully that'll work. Let me know the results. Bill Clear Holders Currency PVC Holder Transparent Bill Sleeves Currency Bill Display Holder for Regular Bills Protector Case Supplies, 6.9 x 2.95 Inch (60)      
Lucky you, I am missing the twenty of the Hawaii Note. Once I get that that would complete my WWII series of American Note Involvement, Hawaii Notes and North Africa yellow seal notes. Congrats again. I need to work on my Nazi German and occupation notes, I have a few but I need from other countries under Germany control.
Hey brother thanks for the acknowledgement and your continued support of the channel. Maaaaan. You might have named a future episode. American Involvement Notes. That has a pretty good ring to it. Keep hunting brother. I'm sure you'll complete that series before you know it. I was fortunate enough to find a package deal. It set on Ebay for a while, then I decided to move on it. I planned the waiting game before and lost out. The census is the $5 note is the most expensive. If you're only missing the 20. I don't think you'll pay over $100. $120 max. Stay tuned brother. I have some interesting notes (numismatic pieces) coming up. Talk to you soon...
Nice note
Thank you, and thanks for supporting the channel...
Nice, you have all the Hawaii notes now. How about the N. Africa notes, do you have all of them? My guess is they would fall in the Fine 8-12 for all of them.
Hey A.P. Yes brother I have collected the entirety of both emergency note sets (Hawaii Overprint Notes, and North Africa Notes). Thanks for you assessment of the grade. I'll take it. I'm just really glad that I can now say that I have these notes in my collection. I've definitely been searching high and low for them. Please see the link attached. ua-cam.com/video/Sl9ftbdHBH4/v-deo.htmlsi=MKavkOajZbI0pGHO
@@legaltender1980 I have them all also and they are about the same condition as yours. It's better to have them, then not. You can always upgrade later.
@anthonypuccio9575 I'm going to take my time upgrading. These Hawaii notes were kinda pricey. But worth it 😊😊😊...
Nice! Still have to complete the WWII sets. Need the $10 & $20 for Hawaii yet, and the $5 & $1 for North Africa. Been eyeing the $5 N.A. for hopefully the next addition. Yep, those $5s along with the $1s were the workhorses for them, so many have heavy circulation. The $10s and $20s, were pretty much used like we use $50s and $100s today, and mostly just used for the larger purchases and rarely as just spending cash. As for guessing your grades, I would base them on my Fine 12 $5. My guess for your $5 would be a VG 8, your $10 would be a Fine 15 to a VF 20, and the $20 would be a Fine 12 to 15. Just my guesses by sight on video and your description.
Hey brother. You're almost there with your collection. Good things often come to those who wait. It took a minute for me to gather this set together. As you know all these notes (3 Hawaii Overprint Notes) was a bundle purchase. Maybe you can find a similar deal. Good hunting brother keep me informed. I seriously have to learn about grades. I'll take your word on the assessment (grade) of these notes...
I put mint coins in my books and albums
I'm still trying to identify the difference between proof, and mint coins. I've just recently been hearing the term "business mint". Help a fellow numismatician find his way...
Another information fact it took a act of congress because the Franklin Halves was than 25yrs old and by law coinage could not change designs until than. Making Franklin Halves a very short affordable set.
Oxtails1 good day brother. Fun fact some would say. Thanks for increasing my knowledge regarding this coin and Congressional acts 😊😊😊. I look forward to gaining more knowledge from you. Talk to soon brother...
Love Kennedy Half Dollars! Way better design than the Franklin before it. 1964 and 1964D were 90% Silver. The 1965 to 1970 were all 40% Silver. There are no 1975, for the Bicentennial issues, they released them in '75 and '76 also with 40% Silver San Francisco varieties of business strikes and proof. Kennedy halves really are cool coins.
Thanks for the shared information about the Kennedy coin brother. I think the size of the coin is what first got my attention. Well I'm looking forward to increasing my knowledge and collection. Talk to you soon brother...
cool video, Sub
Thanks for the support and welcome to the family. Expect a shout out on the next episode...
I started collecting coins and currency about twenty-five years ago. I don't spend a lot of money on it. I don't have gold coins. I have a good amount of silver. I have gone to a few local coin shops. I have also bought online. I am an old man now. I like the coins I saw when I was a little kid. I was born in 1953. I did not know anything about those silver coins except I could get candy for them.
😂😂😂 I mean what kid doesn't like, or want candy. Thanks for sharing a bit about yourself with a novice fellow numismatician. I'm born and raised from the South. Born 1980. Recently retired from 20 years active duty (Army). Love paper currency, but looking forward to broaden my knowledge about numismatics as a whole. I'm looking forward to growing my knowledge about coins and I totally welcome any input you have to offer. And I'm old right along with you. I'm 44 years old, but 164 in Army years😊😅😊...
Good luck with Coins, Man! I’ve been collecting Coins since 2012, but didn’t start Currency until the next year after my introduction to Coins! 😊
Geeez. 😢😮😅 the comments make it as if I'm going from Pluto to Mars. Oh boy. I do find coins interesting, but boy is it worth it$$$...
@@legaltender1980 Yes it is!
@@everythingcollectibleshow long have you been collecting coins...
@@legaltender1980 2012
@@everythingcollectiblesnice...
You should get "Red Book" aka The Guide Book of United States Coins 2024. It describes every coin minted by the U.S. Government.
CoinAnxiety thanks for watching and supporting the channel, also for the recommendation. I am pretty oblivious with basic coin knowledge. Anything aside from the painfully obvious. I'll pretty much be guessing at...
These are the categories I look at coins circulated, (uncirculated, mint just coins that are business strikes instead of putting them into circulation they are package for collectors), proofs are usual mint S or W and the coins have a thicker shiny appearance than business uncirculated strikes , and (cameos are frosty are extreme mirror reflection surfaces)
Thanks for the breakdown brother. I never heard the phrase "business strike". Any coin channels you can recommend...
@@legaltender1980 Well you can talk about the history of dollar coins or half dollars. Showing the history through image different designs and why the came about and letting people know they still make them and for what purpose in today coinage use. Both denominations are affordable to a point plus IKE to Presidential Dollars can be found at banks
@oxtails1 you're right there's just as much if not more information and knowledge to learn and share about coinage...
Post mint damage coins ( coins that where alter outside the mint and most of the time have no value but the metal content) you don`t want it because it can detracts from your typeset collection and usually is placed in the novelty section/ collecting community. (8:17)
Ohhhhh. Question for you. Do you think the coin community is harsher regarding (pricing, inclusivity, grading) than the paper currency community...
@@legaltender1980 No, because your dealing mostly with collators then sellers or dealers and so the passion from a collector drive is to obtain and hold history or personal connection and because of that there not strict on the categories you ask about, some are most not. Dealers and sellers first is to profit from the hobby solely and collecting second, so they would be very strict on getting the better grade or that rare coin to increase profit taking.
@@oxtails1 hmmm. I hear ya. That can possibly be said about anything. Profit will definitely drive any market...
Example 1957 D Jefferson nickel is not worth that price in that grade (5:47) matter of fact you can pull that from circulation searching through nickel boxes from the bank because Jefferson Nickels are really not that popular. I have build 95% of the entire Jefferson Nickels except the War Silver Nickels from circulation and I got a bunch of extras. So be caution on buying I called self grading coins, grading is subjective.
Copy all brother. Thanks for the heads up...
For example I see you have a coin from Mexico 5 peso silver South East Railroad 1950 one year type (7:09 on your lest on the screen) I hope you didn`t pay to much for that coin but it is not real because those coins are slightly rare because so many where melted to make the silver Olympics Mexico 25 Pesos late 60s or it could be a novelty item, next time make a short on that coin so I can better see the coin.
Thanks for the heads up and information. I will get that short out soon... Thanks again brother...
@@legaltender1980 Why I say that I have that same coin.
@oxtails1 oh ok. I wouldn't mind you seeing it to give me a condition evaluation of the coin. I'm not looking to get it appraised to price it, just to get a base of what I should consider good, or poor condition...
A Silver would be 1964 and older. Any 1999 design is best for the final quarter slot. My coin collection is pretty much US and Canadian for the bulk of it, but do have various world coins too. I have most of the coins that would complete that book, but need to replace some of the silver examples that I sold in a previous collection.
What's up brother. I hope my collection is as nice as yours sounds, especially if you can fill this album already. I've had this album for a while. I just know decided to blow off the dust and further my knowledge of the hobby. More to follow 😅😊😅...
Your collection is nice for a person who is new to the hobby. My current one has been worked on since 2018, and I have the ability to trade for face from my cashier job. However, I see a serious determination in you as to where, I know that you will definitely complete this book, and go beyond.
@@collectingonthecheap56353aww brother. Those are some nice words of encouragement. I do have a keep trying until it's done mentality. I'll definitely keep you informed...
Proof Coins have undergone extra processes before minting, and are minted at higher pressure than circulation Coins. A mint business strike coin can look really great, even described as proof like, but have not gone through the proof process.
Thanks for the info brother. Any coin channels you can recommend...
The Coin Geek, Coin Help are a couple off the top for beginners and experts alike, but these are fair and not click bait.
@collectingonthecheap56353 thanks for the recommendation. I do watch Ben the Coin Geek...
Man you about to go hard into coins well your adventures really going to begin because coins have been way longer than currency. Please be warn so much counterfeit, over grading, and over pricing. Make sure you study hard on the info before buying. Beating that dead horse where that p.o. box still got stuff to send you.
You answered my previous question with this comment. I'm working on the P.O. Box. I will address it (that was a postal joke😅😅😅) on an upcoming episode...
@@legaltender1980 Ok, waiting to send you some good items.
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Neat. I have a few $1 And $5 pesos. Also, some of the various centavos denominations. It is said that one can stack the Mexican coins on top of the others with the largest on the bottom and the smallest on top, and it creates an Aztec calendar.
That's interesting regarding stacking the coins. C.O.T.C you always come in with some random numismatic information (possible facts). Glad you enjoyed the video, and thank you for the continued support brother...
I don't mind the new Federal Reserve System seal, from the large sized FRNs to the Series of 1995, the seal has undergone many changes through the years stabilizing in the Series of 1950 to resemble what we still see on the $1s and $2s. I believe that the System Seal was intended for the ability to mass print quantities of any given bill with a first printing (back), and revised second printing (front border, seal, plate numbers, denomination) leaving the third printing to be Treasury Seal, signatures, Serial numbers, and District letter and number, and Series. I don't believe that they followed through on their intentions, but on paper, sounded like it would make sense.
What other changes are you speaking of regarding the Federal Reserve Seal. I'm only aware of the change from the numeral to the letter. And now the uniform F.R.S for all denominations except the $1 & 2 notes. Has there been any other changes 🤔😶🤔...
@legaltender1980 on the original lg sized notes the seal was larger and more ornate with both in the center 6-F for one. Then you are aware of Series 1928 with the numeral in the center of the large black circle, which changed to the letter in the center. Then with the series of 1934 and A, it was still The Federal Reserve Bank of. 1934 B and after dropped The. Then starting with Series 1950, it is the small black spiked seal with the letter inside we see currently on ones and twos.
@collectingonthecheap56353 copy all. I see. Thank you for the extensive breakdown. Now even though I have a large size (horse blanket) note. I only focus all of my numismatic attention on small size (Series 1928) notes. Something that I am currently going to rectify. I appreciate your insight, and the fact that you are willing to share your knowledge and not in a condescending way...
I want to get a lg size FRN to my collection. They just seem really cool.
@@collectingonthecheap56353I would say it's definitely an item that is needed for every numismatic collection...
I don't like the new Federal Reserve System seal; they should leave it like the one & two dollar notes. You also keep saying 12 alphabets, we only have one alphabet which is made up of 26 letters of which the first 12 letters are used. "An alphabet is a writing system that uses letters". That's from the dictionary. Letters A - L are used to represent the 12 Federal Reserve Banks. As far as the serial numbers go that's kind of a grey area with the one's. The 5 - 100 go up to the 99 million. The one-dollar bills for general circulation go to 96 million even though they print them higher for whatever other reason the BEP uses, uncut sheets and other commemorative stuff. Even though I have an uncut sheet of 5, one-dollar bills that start with 88. Go figure!🤷♂ I have also found a couple one's that start with 99 doing strap searches. And no, it doesn't look like they were hand cut out of an uncut sheet. If they were than someone did a remarkable good job. Have a good day LT.
Good morning brother, Thanks for tactfully correcting me regarding the alphabet and letters. I didn't even realize I speaking like a crazy person 😅😊😅. The Federal Reserve Seal is cool with me. I do not have any complaints about it. Regarding the serial numbers I was thinking what you wrote. I just needed to hear it from another source. I'm pretty sure I heard what you wrote somewhere (another currency channel). Your collection sounds pretty dope. Thanks for cleaning me up again and making sure I have the right information Have a great day, and I will speak with you soon, brother...
@@legaltender1980 The Feds are kind of like my wife, they say this and do that but mean something completely different!! LOL🙃
@@anthonypuccio9575 haaaaaaaaa...