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Ideas for Types of Currency Collections
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- Currency Roundtable is saddened by the death of our friend Dennis Huff who was our guest on Roundtable #6 back in March (see link below to video). Dennis had been fighting a long time illness that finally took our friend and he will be missed. Watch to the end if you wish to read his obituary.
Currency Roundtable #9 follows a path that Dennis took with multiple collections. This week we have new Panelist Dean from @massabesicgoldandsilver Dean's UA-cam channel is primarily about coins, particularly Morgan Silver Dollars - but he's crossing over in a big way to paper currency and he has several videos on currency. That's right! Banknotes! He offers a great perspective as to what he is collecting. Dean is very well read already after taking the deep dive into currency.
This month we talk about ideas of what to collect as far as "collections". From Small Size Legal Tender Notes to Large Size Gold Certificates and a lot in-between. It's a great conversation about the possibilities and cross-overs that can be in multiple collections that you put together.
PANELIST UA-cam LINKS
/ @massabesicgoldandsilver
/ @ontario100
/ @stuplubakcurrency
@Stuplubakcurrency
@Ontario100
@massabesicgoldandsilver
VIDEO LINKS:
Link to Currency Roundtable #6 (Dennis Huff Guest)
• Guest Dennis Huff & Ta...
Ontario 100 District Set of $10 Notes - 1934
• District Set of $10 No...
Is it called Paper Currency or Paper Money? Because it’s not paper at all. But I am a Paper Money Collector and like Paper Money Collecting as a Hobby. The Hobby is called Numismatics and if you collect you are a Numismatist. I also love History and work for a historical society and love collecting a Dollar or Dollars specifically the U.S. Dollar or is it the US Dollar? I have recently started collecting Obsolete Bank Notes or Obsolete Banknotes? Is Banknote one or two words. Today’s currency is made by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) and issued by the Federal Reserve Bank which issues Federal Reserve Notes that have a green seal and green serial numbers. At one point in time they issued large size banknotes called Federal Reserve Bank Notes. The Treasury Department used to issue Treasury Notes, Gold Certificates, Silver Certificates, and Legal Tender Notes, United States Notes and National Bank Notes. There were two sizes of U.S. currency. They were the Small Size Banknote, Small Size Bank note and the Large Size Banknote, Large Size Banknote. Before 1996 they were called Small Head Banknotes, Small Head Bank Note and after that they were called Monochrome Bank Note, Monochrome Banknotes.
These are hands down the best currency talks on YouYube. I started my own collection about two months ago and thank you all for the inspiration!
Thank you for watching!!
Thanks for the kind words and that is great. Everyone at the table can help if you have a question.
OMG, RIP Dennis Huff.
Yeah - he had been fighting for over 15 years.
Condolences to the Huff family. Another great video.
Thanks Emanuel - tough times. The last time we spoke he was adamant about keep going.
Another great roundtable gentlemen. Thank you so much for dedicating it to Dennis...he loved all you fellas and this wonderful hobby. We are humbled and honored.
It was sincerely our honor and pleasure.
Wonderful program, Gentlemen, as always! I want to add a special thank you for your kind and thoughtful tribute to my brother-in-law Dennis Huff who is so deeply loved and missed. Steve from Arizona
Thanks Steve - glad you got the link. It is the least we could do for such a wonderful man and collector.
I’m so glad we got to have Dennis with us. I know it meant a lot to him to be part of this era of collecting and it meant a lot to us to touch the past with him.
It was an honor to meet him,. My thoughts and prayers to his family and friends. ❤
Great show!!!!!!! Thanks for all of your insights into collections and how to collect. This is a great hobby to be a part of. Please keep up the great work!
Thanks for the support and yes it is a great hobby!
HAY! Great guest 👍 Dean is a great guy full of knowledge.
Have to admit Dean is one of my newer BFFs!
Thank you @roundnshiny I had a lot of fun and thank you for the compliment 😎🤙🏼
Enjoyed being a part of this discussion. Rest In Peace, my friend Dennis. ♥🙏
Ontario - it's awesome to have you my friend.
RIP Dennis! You will be missed!
He will be. Just wish we could have had him on again.
1. If Massabesic is a preacher can I rewatch this on Sunday and it counts as church?
2. If a counterfeit is signed and circulated, does that make it a bank note?
3. I started strap searching six months ago and Citibank here in New York City shut my account (of 33 years) thinking somehow I’m money laundering?
Food for thought…
1. Yes, yes it does
2. Hah! No - it was never anything!
3. Holy crap are you part of the coin dealer cash conspiracy?
Once again, Dan, you took 4 guys talking and made it SO much more than eavesdropping by adding so many clips and pictures. Excellent job editing those clips to help illustrate what ever point or note we are talking about. That’s what makes these so good. Thanks for including Dennis in this one. The footage from episode 6 was perfect.
Absolutely! Thank you Dan for your amazing edits and especially for the touching tribute to Dennis. Thank you Steve, Ontario and Dan for including me in the Roundtable and a great topic.
Hate to say nice things but it's a labor of love and fun for me to do. It's just awesome to go back and look at what you all have shown on your channels and see what an incredible collections you guys are building.
Thanks Dean and you will be back whether you like it or not.
Nice small collections, thanks for sharing
Thanks for the comment appreciate the support.
My deepest sympathies to Dennis and his family.His day of birth is the same as Roswell
He will be missed - and classic...Roswell, NM!
Another amazing round table episode! Sad news about Dennis, his appearance on the round table episode 6 was a great! My thoughts and prayers are with you gentlemen and his family!
Thank you sir.
great information as always
Thanks for the support!
Great round table. So good to have so much knowledge shared with the community. Looking forward to the next round table.
Dennis will definitely be missed. Sending my best to his family.
Thanks Gunny - and we need to narrow someone's list down to something manageable before they go to the FUN show...maybe it is just one note? $500 $500 $500?
@@PolarCurrency hummmmmm. I may know someone that needs that push.....
Great way to start the program with a nice tribute to Dennis Huff.
Love watching Dean with Morgan Mondays.
Loved seeing how each of you approached creating collections that meant something to you.
Curious if currency collectors consider collecting antique bank checks or antique stock certificates as a part of the hobby.
I have thought about both.♥ I do have a few checks from really obscure banks. A future video. 👍 Do you collect either of those?
Thanks for the kind words - I have a complete man crush on Dean. He is awesome. Will miss Dennis very much. Regarding antique bank checks, stocks etc. I believe the term is Exonumia? Collecting tokens, medals, stock certificates, bonds or scrip. Have to say I have a few items of each of the previous mentioned. For most I have them because they are related to a currency story. It's a good topic to bring up. Pretty sure Silver Surfer has some items like that as well as Dean on the tokens side. It is very niche and that's coming from a currency collector - we are a 1 to 50 ratio compared to coin collectors. Will put it out there for discussion because there is some really interesting pieces. Thanks for the comment and idea.
@@Ontario100 Well I don't know if I would be considered a collector or not but many years ago I collected about a half dozen or so Gold Mining stocks from the 1800's for the area of Colorado I am in. I was buying from Holabird Americana auctions but the prices started getting a little high for what I wanted to pay.
I also over the years collected other paper related items of a historical nature from local people. One such piece I have is a hand written legal document transferring ownership of an important stage coach line that controlled the Santa Fe trail from 1859 until the railroads became the main lines.
Great roundtable guys. I think a catchier title though would be: Large Size Collectors Talk Large Size Notes!
LOL. Love it!!
Well I can only vouch for being large size on the scale!
@@PolarCurrency that’s what I’m talking about!
Rest In Peace Dennis.
Yes indeed.
Great show guys. Side note: (hommage to Dan) It was refreshing to hear that there are others who know that there are some notes that are simply out of our budget.
Thanks for the kind words - and budget just is a reality but it shouldn't stop us. I get what I can afford to collect creatively!
Awesome show. Thanks Dan
Thanks Rob!
Another great round table!! Dean is a welcoming guest! Never saw his channel! Subscribed today!! I will also visit his channel a couple of times!! For sure!!!
Dean is great - and if you have any interest in coins he's got a great channel.
Excellent stuff! I enjoyed being on the other side of this and watching it not knowing what was coming. I'll be back on the round table soon! Hated to hear about Dennis. He and I had a year-long email going and I have a few handwritten letters from him from when he sent me fancies. Pretty incredible guy!
We missed you. ♥
Thanks Dustin - I don't like you on the "other side". Get your ass back here...you are not a guest you are a Panelist! I know you're busy, just got hitched...I can still miss you! So cool that you had that relationship with Dennis - and those letters. I was lucky to get two. How about his penmanship? You don't see that anymore. Miss you man!
Double that.
Another fun video!
Thanks Shawn - fun to do
Another wonderful video.
Perhaps you could put a video together of what each of you feel is your top three most under valued notes at this time.
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Hah! That's the way to do it. None of us really want to talk "value" and certainly not ROT...not our deal but we certainly have opinions on what we think should be selling for more. Thanks Mark!
Condolences to the family and friends of Dennis. May he rest in peace.
Love this video! I’m a new collector…..Steve got me hooked on this. My problem is that my income a year is lower than the lowest poverty level here in Missouri. Shout out to my friend Steve who has helped me tremendously with my collection. Now gentlemen…I have a question! How many of you want to donate 1 currency note to my collection?? If your answer is NO, then I want to know what the cheapest currency is that I can obtain???
Dan I love watching all of you discussing notes & joking around with each other!! Thank you for putting this group together! Blessings always to all of you gentlemen!! ❤️✝️😊
Betty! Thanks for the kind words and how can I get a note to you? It would be my honor and pleasure.
@@PolarCurrency Oh my goodness Dan! I feel guilty asking you, but I barely have enough money for food and bills! You are so sweet!! Is there an email address I can send you my address?? ❤️😊🙏
@@bettyfeliciano7322 Yes! polarcurrency@gmail.com
@@PolarCurrency Thank you Dan! I sent you an email to that address….. hope you get it. ❤️😊✝️
Awesome job boys
Thanks - fun to talk about.
Good show again a lot of good information as usual.
Thanks GenX - fun to do!
Thank you sir - fun just to talk and make fun of people. Can't wait for Gunny...
My son and I are loving the “Round Table’s”. Love the ideas for new “mini collections”
That is great to hear - thanks for the kind words.
So nice to hear that. Thanks for joining us! ❤
Great video. You four covered a lot. How about the 1944 Philippine Victory note series. They have a great back story and beautiful reverse colors
Thanks and YES! Part II of this conversation has to have the Victory Series - I have a few but the story is incredible!
Well done, gents! Seems to me that you covered just about anything I could think of. I think I have been down many of those paths at one time or another. Your video was able to give me a fresh view to my sometimes wandering approach to currency. Also, this was a nice tribute to Dennis Huff.
Thanks for the kind words - especially about Dennis. I think there is more ideas of "collections" any suggestions for a part 2?
@@PolarCurrency Dan, your question surprised me as I thought the topic was very well covered. I've mulled it over and have a few ideas, mostly more on the obscure side. By nature I'm more of a type collector, so I have lots a small unconnected pieces that could become collections. That helped spark the list. In no particular order, uncut sheets, inflationary notes, 1976 $2 stamped first day of issues, mules, WWII currency, odd obsolete denominations, counterfeit detectors. Right now I'm in a national banknote rabbit hole. These can be collected by charter number, or by a type set, or by name (Peter Huntoon collects nationals that have "Peter" in the name).
@@user-xq9ke6xl3r Thanks! That's exactly the ideas we are looking for - probably will have a part 2 to this subject. Thank You.
CSA $500 with Stonewall Jackson in one of my absolute fav 👌
Not into Confederates BUT the one note on the list is that $500. It is worth chasing down. Thanks 4Kollector!
I started this video some days ago, but wasnt able to finish until just now. I've gotta say, I really enjoyed seeing so many cool collections you all have! It was great to see Dean as a guest! I agree with Ontario that currency featuring coins are super awesome. Dan, your currency frames look so cool! I always appreciate Steve's experience and advice during these round-tables. BTW, Dan, i see you're super close to 1k subs!!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks Joe for the very nice comments. Fun to do these and amazing how much I learn! And yep...inching closer.
A couple really niche areas for collecting currency are in the World Currency. The countries that no longer exist (or were once occupied by another country like Great Britain), and one of my current favorites, countries that embrace the UV ink as a security feature.
Thanks Timothy - two great suggestions.
@PolarCurrency of course, those are just for those who are interested in the fun aspect, and not as much the investment aspect of collecting.
@@collectingonthecheap56353 I get that - that's why I love my World Banknote collection - inexpensive and fun. I love researching what's on each note...pronunciation is another thing altogether. And many have the UV feature.
Hello Round Table # 9,
I was so saddened to hear the news on the passing of Dennis Huff. Our deepest sympathies and condolences to the Huff family. We will certainly keep the family in our thoughts and prayers. 🙏
Thank you Dan for dedicating the show to Dennis. Especially the tribute at the end of your show.
Glad to have seen Dennis as your guest on the March Round Table.
He was a very special person. Will be missed by all. God Bless! ✝️ the Huff family.
Thanks for another great Round Table discussion with your new guest Pastor Dean. ✝️
When Dean mentioned his 1st Obsolete note he obtained and thought it was a fake and he went out to ask someone to verify it that it wasn’t.
I did the same thing when I got my 1st obsolete note from E-Bay. The paper was so thin. I went to my local coin dealer that same day to ask them. And they said it was real. I was so relieved.
Thanks again to the panel and guest Pastor Dean for all your knowledge and advice about collecting currency notes. A great hobby in deed.
Question to the panel? Anyone going to the big coin and currency show this August in Rosemont IL?
God Bless.🙏✝️ you all.
Bill 😎👍
Thanks Bill for the kind words - especially about Dennis, a truly great man and will be missed. It is great to have Dean and he is a permanent panelist! (When he can attend.) As for Rosemont, IL I'm debating about coming down if I do it will minute and it would be great to meet up with you again.
That would be great if you can make it. Hope Steve can make it down as well? I know he is a lot closer to Rosemont than you.
Have a great day.
😎👍
I have seen that episode featuring Dennis. RIP Sir.
Yes indeed. Good man.
Loved this video. And I liked seeing several collections in a frame for display. Any insights on how to frame currency in an archival way that does not damage the paper currency?
Thanks Joe - As for frame - UV glass and the back is open to the matte. I actually hold the notes in currency holders and then attach them to the matte - all archival material.
Thank you!
RIP Mr. Huff .
True.
Great video and excellent topic! That Bank of Toronto obsolete is awesome! Love the back. I totally get the nervousness of them being potentially counterfeit. Personally, I think collecting notes is different from simply buying what you think is cool. For example, when I attempt to put a collection of notes together I try to acquire notes that have the plain or open series - so 1934 as opposed to 1934A, B, etc. in every denomination (when applicable). Depending on the note itself I try to also get them in the same grade and grade designation by the same grading company. This will ultimately lead to having to potentially wait for a while until that exact note comes up. This is done much easier with the small size more modern notes because they tend to be a lot less expensive. Obsoletes are something I have just started to get into - mainly gathering notes from my town or county or region of North West New Jersey, but also notes that I think are cool and interesting. I wouldn't call this a collection though.
Great insight - collecting vs. buying. That is a distinction. Although I have to admit I "buy" random blue and orange World Banknotes (for low cost) because I have a "Blue" and "Orange" note collection - but is that a "collection"? Do I like using "quotes"? I like your plain/standard/no suffix letter way to collect - they are the OG. As for Obsoletes - you have some damn nice ones with great vignettes and I can see how you don't consider them a collection. Thanks for the comment and appreciate the support. Still waiting for Part 2. Ontario 100 almost spit his coffee on his computer from Part 1!
@@PolarCurrency LOL!! 😆🤣😆
Random question that came to my head while watching… is there such thing as a currency registry set? And if not, why?
Great "random" question. Not that I am aware but my best guess is that it's not worth PCGS/PMG to spend the funds to host, maintain, etc. currency registry sets because not enough currency collectors - we are outnumbered by coin folks by at least 20-1 (and that ratio might be low).
PMG does. I just don’t know much about it.
I know, Stu, you talk about how in currency, grading is more important for authenticity purposes and not as much about the grade (as opposed to coins) but I wonder if registry sets would draw more people into currency collecting and grading like it did for coins? After all coin grading started mostly as a service to collectors for authentication. I’m sure there would be a never ending debate as to weather or not that would be “good” or “bad” for the hobby and I would be curious to hear all your opinions on the subject. Maybe a future episode? 🙃
@@roundnshiny Did not know about PMG - but that's also not my deal but Roundnshiny - you are correct it could generate interest at least for the coin converts.