Thank you Shun, I'm sure i'm speaking for everyone watching your videos, how much your truly appreciated. To me, your the man. The depth of your knowledge and how much I have learned is priceless. Thank you soooo much, John
I just got a 1959 red in pocket change and a brown I haven't had time to check them for errors but I am about to now lol thanks again for the great info
I just bought BU rolls of 1954, 59 and 65 for the purposes of bulk submission. I have never done this before! 😬 I'm betting you've probably done a bulk submission video at some point over the past 10+ years - now I just gotta go find it. 👍 Thanks for providing reliably great resources for schlubs like me who're trying to hit that next level! ☮
Hey like your work here . I'm a novice collector at best and I learn alot from you so thank you.... I've come across a 1980s Washington Quarter' with the smooth edge were some Quarter's let loose with out the reading edge. I looked closely to see if it just wear along the edge and it is consistent all along the edge with no remnant of reading I was going to measure the diameter and weight also, of course I was hoping this is a rare error coin of some sort anyway I had to throw this your way to see what you thought about it Thanks
Terry - you can send full obverse and reverse pictures, and close ups of your area in question (in this case the edge of the coin) to info@livecoinqa.com and we will help answer your questions. Shaun is a part of the panel as well. We also have a live show just about every Monday night where we discuss viewer's coin submissions and you may find it interesting. You can search for our channel on UA-cam: Live Coin Q&A if you would like to sub and watch. Thanks!
Hi Buddy, that's a sweet coin. I have a lot of 59s and their hard to find in great condition. I have a few real nice ones not like the one you have. 69s & 68s are are hard to find without errors too. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us it's appreciated. I hope your Uncle is feeling better. God bless you and see you at 5:00.
I inherited a coin collection that has like every coin year from 1910 and up. Some years I have a whole bunch of like 41, 44, 46, 55 and 59 wheat pennies. I don't know a lot about these so I'd like to go through them with someone who does and possibly sell them all. If I could get some help I'd be willing to give a percentage of what we make. Some of these coins look really weird like a mistake maybe and strange colors. I'm sure that's why my uncle kept them. I live in NE Oklahoma. My name is Jennifer.
I have in my collection 1943 steel pennies through 2023 just never knew how much they're worth, all have errors or double die or both, just beginning to sell, in the fire as you stated, I enjoy your show
I got a 1959 no mint mark proof coin in my change this last Wednesday,(day B4 Thanksgiving) here in Phoenix from the $.99 store . Nearly crapped myself.
I love Shaun’s content and am an avid roll searcher and I love how he educates the audience. But, if I may, I feel obliged to temper the expectations of non-numismatists who think this sort of thing is EASY to do. It actually is not. 99.999999999% of all 1959 Lincoln Memorial cents you will run across will be worth exactly……wait for it….ONE CENT. But go ahead, knock yourself out looking for the ultra rare stuff. There’s no harm in it. Just don’t expect to find that one in few hundred million coin. Too many people who do not know squat about coin collecting come onto these channels naively thinking that coins worth thousands are to be found in EVERY handful of pocket change. It just isn’t so. It takes knowledge….experience….a deep understanding of coin collecting…..and THOUSANDS of hours of searching coin rolls to find even a small number of the modest mint errors and die varieties that might put $10 in your pocket here and $60 in your pocket there. The REALLY big scores, like the 1969-S DDO are the kind of finds that, while possible, are about as likely as you finding a magic lamp with a genie inside at a garage sale, so temper that enthusiasm, newbies, with a cold splash of reality. I know. I’ve been fooling with coins for 53 years. Have fun, but don’t think you are likely to pay off your mortgage or even your monthly car note doing this. 99.99999999999% who try will fail. It’s not much different than playing the lottery. Have fun, but keep your expectations in check. With that said - welcome to the hobby to all of you who are new to doing this. 🙂
Hello Mr. Shaun your show is awesome and I am sorry about your uncle. I just need to learn how to sell on Ebay and others. After this week I hope to take the time cause there is alots of coins I have that is broadcasted. I want to show you what I have. Thank you for your teaching.
I have a 1967 Lincoln cent that's silver looking that weighs 2.5 grams. I wasn't sure if the weight was right or not but glad you posted this coin on here. I believe I'll get this one attributed to see what I have. Thanks Shawn for the education!
A word of caution to newbies to the roll searching game about alleged “unsearched original bank rolls” of coins. While it is true that the hobby of coin collecting went through a phase for about 10 years in the 1950’s and 1960’s of hoarding uncirculated rolls purchased from banks, it is likely that 99% of these rolls were long-ago broken up and sold off. Sure, a few may surface every now and then, but unless you have a way to prove the provenance of those rolls, you are simply taking that person’s word on a leap of faith. That’s fine if the price for the rolls is low - say 2 or 3 cents a coin for uncirculated 1959 Lincoln cents. But if they ask for a lot more than that you are likely being fleeced by a con man who has searched dealer sold rolls of 1959 BU Lincolns and then has re-rolled them using artificially aged wrappers - bogus bank stamps - and a crimping machine so that he can sell them to chumps for inflated prices knowing they are hoping to score condition rarities, errors, die varieties, etc, but none are in these rolls - just previously searched BU Lincoln Memorial cents worth very little money. Check the seller’s feedback. Also check their auctions history. If they have a seemingly un-ending supply of 64 year old “original BU bank rolls” move on. You are dealing with a fraudster.
Sean i have 2 of these 59.d ddo.i got to get it graded and a 1958 P ddo the 4th one if i can afford to get them graded or will they pull the big bucks by just posting them on ebay or Macarri???
Is there any way that I can show you my coins I had offers on 3 eBay for a 1000 dollars for 6 quarters then when I look them up I could get more just need some help
Mr. B.R.S.H.; I have a question. The new Penny's weigh 3.11 grams and lower and the wheat Penny's weigh 2.45grams . What if I have a penny is ment condition and weighs 3.25grams it's a 1977 or 1974.. would that be worth a lot and no one has one like that any where.???
WOODNATION2112 you are mistaken. Pennies minted before 1982 are copper and weigh an average of 3.1 grams In 1982 they switched to copper coated zinc planchets that weigh an average 2.5 grams. 1982 pennies were struck on both types of planchets.
@WOODNATION2112 a 1970's penny should weigh around 3.1 grams. If you can't tell if it is a 77 or 74 then I would have to guess that it took an hard hit and so it is not going to grade well. And so probably not worth more than melt weight (3 cents.) What makes you believe that it is like no other?
I need someone to help me find a email address for a collector so that i can send my coins in because i have a lot of good coins that i can send in ,I also have a 1959 penny and a1940 dime with a W on it and i know it's sliver, also a 1958 penny, can u please help me?
Does anybody know if this EricHills (says he is a coin guy). However threatens me because he is not advertising coins, and or helping,and also threatens someone questioning his motives,appears underhanded and violent. Let's give him an outstanding video background check. And if we can figure and find,all the more better so we can understand his hidden /agenda.
Great content!!!!! Very listenable!!!!
Thx Sean! Buying a bu 1958 & 1959 today. For a $1 each. Fingers crossed.
Thank you Shun, I'm sure i'm speaking for everyone watching your videos, how much your truly appreciated. To me, your the man. The depth of your knowledge and how much I have learned is priceless. Thank you soooo much, John
I watch so many of your videos & forget to leave comments so I'm trying to make a habit of leaving a comment. Thanks for sharing Shaun
I have so many starting with 1896 Indian head one cents 1906-1907 plus 1909VDB
Appreciate you doing this 👍 I have this 1959 great shape and clean 3.1 grams. I send pictures
I have 2 beautiful ones! I have 57 to 62 all bright like this!
I have 42 1959's. I will hold them for 10 more years. One of many older coins that I have.
Time to get rid of them, yeah?
Happy happy Thursday good 👍 information thanks
Thank you! Great video. I have a bunch of 1959 pennies.
I just got a 1959 red in pocket change and a brown I haven't had time to check them for errors but I am about to now lol thanks again for the great info
Great video I have this coin 🎉
I just bought BU rolls of 1954, 59 and 65 for the purposes of bulk submission. I have never done this before! 😬 I'm betting you've probably done a bulk submission video at some point over the past 10+ years - now I just gotta go find it. 👍 Thanks for providing reliably great resources for schlubs like me who're trying to hit that next level! ☮
Don't do it yet
Learn to grade yourself first if you want to avoid disappointments, let time be on your side
i have 1pc penny 1 cent 1959 no mint mark 1 pc 1963, 1964, 1965
I'm in the fire. Thanks for tips.
Hey like your work here . I'm a novice collector at best and I learn alot from you so thank you.... I've come across a 1980s Washington Quarter' with the smooth edge were some Quarter's let loose with out the reading edge. I looked closely to see if it just wear along the edge and it is consistent all along the edge with no remnant of reading I was going to measure the diameter and weight also, of course I was hoping this is a rare error coin of some sort anyway I had to throw this your way to see what you thought about it
Thanks
Terry - you can send full obverse and reverse pictures, and close ups of your area in question (in this case the edge of the coin) to info@livecoinqa.com and we will help answer your questions. Shaun is a part of the panel as well. We also have a live show just about every Monday night where we discuss viewer's coin submissions and you may find it interesting. You can search for our channel on UA-cam: Live Coin Q&A if you would like to sub and watch. Thanks!
Hey Shaun hope all is well with you and family and especially with your other family memeber that is sick many many prayers from us here in Maine
Fun times at Ridgemont High.....ok, totally different, LOL. Thanks 🟦🐕
Hi Buddy, that's a sweet coin. I have a lot of 59s and their hard to find in great condition. I have a few real nice ones not like the one you have. 69s & 68s are are hard to find without errors too. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us it's appreciated. I hope your Uncle is feeling better. God bless you and see you at 5:00.
Great video, wow... I have a 59 proof that's probably a 68 !or higher. Im going to have it graded. . Thanks again Sean
I actually have a few 1959s and I have to bring them up and check them out
I inherited a coin collection that has like every coin year from 1910 and up. Some years I have a whole bunch of like 41, 44, 46, 55 and 59 wheat pennies. I don't know a lot about these so I'd like to go through them with someone who does and possibly sell them all. If I could get some help I'd be willing to give a percentage of what we make. Some of these coins look really weird like a mistake maybe and strange colors. I'm sure that's why my uncle kept them. I live in NE Oklahoma.
My name is Jennifer.
Big Blue... You're Cooler than an Igloo!!💪😂..Thanks for your steadfast work Coin King!
I think YOU are GREAT !
Thanks, might be my retirement coins, think it's time for my first coin grading experience.
Thumbs up!
Wow👀 Thanks Shaun!!🤩🙏
Thanks
I got 1959 double die date and in God we trust and liberty and got the bottom cut off Uncirculated
I have in my collection 1943 steel pennies through 2023 just never knew how much they're worth, all have errors or double die or both, just beginning to sell, in the fire as you stated, I enjoy your show
I got a 1959 no mint mark proof coin in my change this last Wednesday,(day B4 Thanksgiving) here in Phoenix from the $.99 store . Nearly crapped myself.
I found one in the cash register at the convenience store I work at and I bout crap myself too
Love watching your videos - - - ALWAYS learn more, , TY!!!
GREAT INFORMATION. THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN. LOVE THE VIDEOS.
I have 2 1959 Ds with the new back, a 1944 no mint, and a 1957 d
The 1959 Lincoln for $3.oo looked to be ones to have graded? Possible MS 65 RB Plus or better.
Good work thanks
I have both D & P mint 1959 pennies
GOLD
Hi Shaun were can I buy a proof set 18:01
I have 4 uncirculated rolls I'm waiting to unroll soon.
I love Shaun’s content and am an avid roll searcher and I love how he educates the audience. But, if I may, I feel obliged to temper the expectations of non-numismatists who think this sort of thing is EASY to do. It actually is not. 99.999999999% of all 1959 Lincoln Memorial cents you will run across will be worth exactly……wait for it….ONE CENT. But go ahead, knock yourself out looking for the ultra rare stuff. There’s no harm in it. Just don’t expect to find that one in few hundred million coin.
Too many people who do not know squat about coin collecting come onto these channels naively thinking that coins worth thousands are to be found in EVERY handful of pocket change. It just isn’t so. It takes knowledge….experience….a deep understanding of coin collecting…..and THOUSANDS of hours of searching coin rolls to find even a small number of the modest mint errors and die varieties that might put $10 in your pocket here and $60 in your pocket there.
The REALLY big scores, like the 1969-S DDO are the kind of finds that, while possible, are about as likely as you finding a magic lamp with a genie inside at a garage sale, so temper that enthusiasm, newbies, with a cold splash of reality. I know. I’ve been fooling with coins for 53 years.
Have fun, but don’t think you are likely to pay off your mortgage or even your monthly car note doing this. 99.99999999999% who try will fail. It’s not much different than playing the lottery. Have fun, but keep your expectations in check. With that said - welcome to the hobby to all of you who are new to doing this. 🙂
I found in change a 1969s pristine Red ., one blemish on reverse over semi rootless reverse.Should I get it graded or just hold on to it?
Ithank you Mr. about good information which you give I have Lincoln date 1959D and other dates of Lincoln Iwant to sell it
Just missed seeing you at the coin show in tulsa with a box of cool coins for you to look at
Shaun, you are tempting me to break into those rolls I have stashed away.....great info as always!
Hello Mr. Shaun your show is awesome and I am sorry about your uncle. I just need to learn how to sell on Ebay and others. After this week I hope to take the time cause there is alots of coins I have that is broadcasted. I want to show you what I have. Thank you for your teaching.
1959 D la tengo en qué lugar se puede vender soy de Venezuela
I want to hire you Shaun
I have a 1959D penny
I have a 59-&59D- both are DDO AND DEEP CAMEO COINS.HIGH LUSTER AND VERY HIGH GRADE..inquires welcome
The college should offer classes in coin dealing....😮
Holy crap I finally watched the whole preview before the show! 😂
I have a 1967 Lincoln cent that's silver looking that weighs 2.5 grams. I wasn't sure if the weight was right or not but glad you posted this coin on here. I believe I'll get this one attributed to see what I have. Thanks Shawn for the education!
Thanks for the info Shaun!! I'll make sure to get my 1 Powerball TICKET!! LOL JJ
My 59d is basically missing the 9 in 59. Is that worth anything?
I have one half dollar coin a year of 1958 ,where can isend the picture please reply
I really like The hyper spasific episode s .
I have this Coen
I have one cent Lincoln 1959d ( 2 coins ), Thanks
A word of caution to newbies to the roll searching game about alleged “unsearched original bank rolls” of coins. While it is true that the hobby of coin collecting went through a phase for about 10 years in the 1950’s and 1960’s of hoarding uncirculated rolls purchased from banks, it is likely that 99% of these rolls were long-ago broken up and sold off. Sure, a few may surface every now and then, but unless you have a way to prove the provenance of those rolls, you are simply taking that person’s word on a leap of faith.
That’s fine if the price for the rolls is low - say 2 or 3 cents a coin for uncirculated 1959 Lincoln cents. But if they ask for a lot more than that you are likely being fleeced by a con man who has searched dealer sold rolls of 1959 BU Lincolns and then has re-rolled them using artificially aged wrappers - bogus bank stamps - and a crimping machine so that he can sell them to chumps for inflated prices knowing they are hoping to score condition rarities, errors, die varieties, etc, but none are in these rolls - just previously searched BU Lincoln Memorial cents worth very little money.
Check the seller’s feedback. Also check their auctions history. If they have a seemingly un-ending supply of 64 year old “original BU bank rolls” move on. You are dealing with a fraudster.
My coin, 1959, weigths 2.60 but looks like normal ones...??? ...is it silver?
I have a roll of 59 proof, but they do not have any comeo. Are they worth anything?
Hey Shaun
Is a Lincoln penny struck on a Canadian 1 cent coin worth anything ?
Sir ihave 1959d 2 pcs my buyer ba tayosir
Dude lmao with the way u put things but professional never the less, new follower....
How much is a curved clip 1959 Lincoln send
Sean i have 2 of these 59.d ddo.i got to get it graded and a 1958 P ddo the 4th one if i can afford to get them graded or will they pull the big bucks by just posting them on ebay or Macarri???
I have one 1959 NM
Is there any way that I can show you my coins I had offers on 3 eBay for a 1000 dollars for 6 quarters then when I look them up I could get more just need some help
Have so many needhelp getting rid of some in the Fire my kids need me finacually
I have one 1959 how much??
I have one no mint small numbers
😂 you're welcome 😊
I thought at first the 59d was a mule of course not but no issues i guss is good i was so happy but what can you do..
I have coin one cent 1959 D ( 4 coins ), Thanks
I have it coin 1959D one cent
@1.60 ea it barely is worth a 2nd look...with free shipping 🤔?
👍🏽
Has anyone come across any 2001 DDO haven’t found anything onit
🍎👍
I have a 1959 D with an odd error on Lincoln’s hairline…. I’m trying to figure out what it’s worth? Help?
i have 1980
Mr. B.R.S.H.; I have a question. The new Penny's weigh 3.11 grams and lower and the wheat Penny's weigh 2.45grams . What if I have a penny is ment condition and weighs 3.25grams it's a 1977 or 1974.. would that be worth a lot and no one has one like that any where.???
.16 grams allowance for variants
Gain knowledge, it has power
WOODNATION2112 you are mistaken. Pennies minted before 1982 are copper and weigh an average of 3.1 grams
In 1982 they switched to copper coated zinc planchets that weigh an average 2.5 grams. 1982 pennies were struck on both types of planchets.
You didn't answer my question. So I have a 70's penny mint condition and weighs at 3.25 grams is it worth a lot?
@WOODNATION2112 a 1970's penny should weigh around 3.1 grams. If you can't tell if it is a 77 or 74 then I would have to guess that it took an hard hit and so it is not going to grade well. And so probably not worth more than melt weight (3 cents.)
What makes you believe that it is like no other?
I have 1 pc 1959 penny
Prepare for extravagant blessings. I'm talking serious goodness. No lie.
I don't see our kid anymore
1 Billion is just Under double of 600 million.....
I need someone to help me find a email address for a collector so that i can send my coins in because i have a lot of good coins that i can send in ,I also have a 1959 penny and a1940 dime with a W on it and i know it's sliver, also a 1958 penny, can u please help me?
I have one you can help me for sell
Does that price say $1.60? Lol I stay away from those from experience they were not always real ..never buy cheap cheap like that eva
I have a coins
Does anybody know if this EricHills (says he is a coin guy). However threatens me because he is not advertising coins, and or helping,and also threatens someone questioning his motives,appears underhanded and violent. Let's give him an outstanding video background check. And if we can figure and find,all the more better so we can understand his hidden /agenda.
Agreed send now... !