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I know that getting older is the goal in life, but it comes with a cost. I know too when I've had problems, I am incredibly grateful to those I've met in the medical field that seem to understand you just don't feel good. And it takes a special person to do this job.

By the way, great idea for a series. Hopefully there will be more.

A message that forces us to be thoughtful of those things to be grateful for - thank you, and thank you to those that work hard, too often without notice, too often with little gain. Among those are farmers. I will say farming for kids, who don't have to worry about the budget, weather, or harvest, is a life to be envious of. I grew up on a small farm that sold a little at auction, but mostly sustained itself, and I can say I miss the work and smells that filled the day. It's a good life.

My wife and I have gotten into biking around the neighborhood this year, and I would add to your list... check your air pressure on the tires. Especially if it feels you gained a lot of weight since last you rode. Probably just your tires.

Since your last video that challenged Seniors to find a hobby I've given it some thought, and I believe next summer I am going to visit covered bridges in the area. Something I've thought about for a couple of years, and it allows me to drive my convertible which I like to do. Of course the other advantage is being able to climb down into the creek/river/raven which I like as well. Nice collection you've assembled! The sombreros are especially neat!

I have to admit, even though you covered it recently, I had to look up what full step meant. You wouldn't think the features of a coin could be altered so easily by handling, but there is proof of that in every coin.

Nice coin... It's always gives a feeling of accomplishment to reach a goal. With the '99 having been found, the '92 might be right around the corner. Good luck, and good hunting!

Beautiful coin to have added to your collection. Congratulations.

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I'm between hobbies, so I'm going to need to look for one, but you have got me thinking I do need something new. They are good for you, and rewarding.

Nice itemes you've collected there. It would be nice to see what else you've found, and that might make for a great video... though I know you focus more on coins now. Hobbies are important though, and are a great part of life that define who you are. Thanks for the video, great job!

Times do change, or at least we do. I've lived at both ends of the noise scale, and I have to admit the Old-Me wouldn't cared much for the Young-Me.I suppose that both ends of the spectrum need to be patient with the other.

Interesting topic. Interesting in that it makes us examine our life and the choices we've made. Of course we have all made the wrong choice at one time, but that doesn't mean their outcomes are necessarily harmful. It is up to us to shape the outcome of our poor choices. It's the regrets that darken my skies, and they seem to focus on relations with others... how I could have done more. Thanks for the topic - it's a good one.

I like the constitutional, but I thought prior to FDR the coinage did not have Presidents on them. I'll have to revisit that. I know the half dollars had commerative coins wih Columbus, George Washington Carver, Stone Mountain, Booker T Washington, and a bunch more. Many of those are nice, but expensive. Thank you for clarifying what I thought was a dream of your video release. I thought I'd saw where you released one about 3 in the morning, but by the time I got up it was gone.

I don't disagree with you, but I don't disagree with anyone's choice in how they become closer to God... if they do at all. I don't go to church, but sometimes I wonder if I would have been better off spiritually had done so. I find religion is like that... always questioning your understanding of what you believe in order that you might have a better understanding. Good video - Thanks!

I think Dr. Thomas Sowell shared a great thought once... he didn't direct it toward the definition of friendship, but I believe it is the framework of a friendship... “When you want to help people, you tell them the truth. When you want to help yourself, you tell them what they want to hear.”

I ended up here kinda by accident, kinda of not, but glad I did. Last night I could have swore that I had a notice that you released a new video, but this morning there was none. I assumed I somehow deleted the video and went to your home page to find it. Turns out there was none, but at this point I wanted to watch one of your videos...so I thought, why not go to the first and start there? Glad I did! Great video. I'm from Northern Indiana, and there we acknowledge each other by looking them in the eye with a nod of the head. I still do that, and consider anyone that doesn't respond ill mannered. Again, great to hear your perspective!!

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It sounds like these might become valuable quickly. As I understand it, grading is a long and expensive process, so I underdstand your hesitation to have one graded, but it's got to be hard not to I'd guess.

I check my silver with a Neodymium magnet, weighing, and using an App on my phone that checks the pinging sound. I like the magnet test the best, as its easy to carry and is a very quick way to check. Fortunately I've only got burned once. I didn't do my due diligence on an item that said it was silver, but I didn't check google on that and bought with only 15 seconds left in the auction. Six months later (this was in my early days of stacking) I did some checking and found out it wasn't silver. Out 25 bucks...like you said, not bad cost on education

I recall when I was a kid, about 50 years ago, my father had got hold of a coin with a dime on one side and penny on the other. It stirred up some interest, but I don't remember what happened to the coin. I googled that coin about a year ago and apparently it's not that unique since it's not mint made. I suppose my dad must have found that out. Fun to remember though. Thanks, another great video!

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That's a nice example of die clash, and a lot of examples at that. Under the neck and behind the head gave the appearance of a sunburst. Had that sunburst effect been on the front of his face I think that coin would have been worth more, as it would have give that heavan effect to it.

Wow - that's big bucks for a nickel Ebay, but it is very interesting, and that leg is definately dettached. Funny though, I didn't know that they had come out with a buffalo nickel again. There was a time when I tried to use cash a lot in an effort to find the pre-65 silver, but I found I got a better return on my Rewards Card.

With the exception of those with sores around their mouth, I would have passed by those as having circulation damage. That said, I like the scars on the cheek the most. That seems appropriate to the man that might be described as this country's First Warrior.

Amazing, but that brow does give a different perception of the eagle.

I have a 71 and 72 proofs, and bot are S Mint. I think they are the Type 3, but I couldn't swear to it. I'd kinda of forgot about them, but this video got me to take another look at them. They are very nice coins, and fun to have.

I jumped over and looked at the California Quarter on the Apmex site, and you can definately see the discrepancy with your quarters compared to theirs. Good Find!

that is a great example of double die with many points on the coin being effected. When we move to digital currency, and I'm sure we will, coins like those will be sought after.

Have indian had 1897

That is a great example of a coin that's 116 years old. Copper coins are favorite. Copper in and of itself has no real value, but the coins are a favorite. Thanks for sharing!

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A Proof Nickel pretty neat on its own. You expect to see proof quarters, halves, and dollars, but I'd never expect a proof nickel unless it came in a coin set.

I have one coin.1995 no mint mark how sell it?

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Please friend I have one 1995 penny if you want tell me actually I have one

Those are neat looking coins, and add to a collection... just for their eye appeal. I bought a gold plated Kennedy for melt and a small premium a few years ago. I knew it wasn't solid gold, and it doesn't have near the luster your coins do, but there is something still very interesting about it. I didn't know if the Mint did this, but it sounds like they probably didn't.

Looks like a scratch to me. I have several of these and none look like that.

could possibly be an earlier year nickel struck with 1967. but to me it looks like a window then a mint mark.

That looks like a D to me. So I pulled up an example of a nickle prior to 1965, and that's the correct location. The 1969 mint mark is on the obverse. That more or less puts the years of the design into perspective...so there's a mystery here. How could the mint strike the reverse between 1938 to 1964, but not the obverse till 1967? Interesting.

Your coin looks like a repunched mint mark ..., so, it has even more value.

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That 1942 double strike is one of the best examples I've seen. All those coins look to be MS quality... nice collection

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I didn't know they minted those presidential coins. Being a fan of President Nixon (yes, I'm that one guy) makes it all the more interesting. I would think missing 8 digits would put it in a class of its own.

Another awesome job love the coins

will have to look for this piece

great video