Hey I have a question for you I posted a short earlier going through my quarters I found a 1995 very very good condition I have letters going through the hair of Washington towards the top of the head could you let me know if you seen this or do I have something
First I want to tell you, you have turned my family into coin collectors. During COVID we werer going nuts and it has given us something to do together. SO THANK YOU!! This is a none Penny question, I have a 2020 Quarter that I received in change from a store yesturday Marsh Billings Rockefeller D mint where the "o" are off set and it is only shinny in a few spots and on the front it doesnt look like George is struck all the way...
These coins were unfindable in circulation forever. As a former coin collector who looked through endless rolls of coins 30 years ago. None of these coins could be found and had to be bought to fill out your collection. Anything valuable and old has been taken out of circulation many years ago as coin collecting has always had many followers.
I still run into wheat stalk pennies every now and then when I get change from McDonald's. I'll bet people grab the ones that someone else has set aside, not knowing there is anything special about them.
@@thetruthfornow6045 even more hard to swallow is someone telling you that your quest is hopeless. It may be the truth for now, but I think we can make our own.
Been collecting wheat pennies since 1976 I have about 5000+ mostly average circulated to mint. I have about 30 double stamped wheat pennies. I have few error pennies like no date stamp. Will take them to see what they are worth.
It's interesting to see these because many people brush off wheat pennies as if they're nothing. I went to a coin shop near me and the guy said "well these you can go ahead and spend".... I literally had wheat penny's encased in a collection set. I usually go through my pennies a few times a year to find the wheaties. Sometimes I'll even find pennies on the ground and check if they're wheat. I just find them all fascinating.
A lot of the coins you mentioned are very well known by the masses; however, a few of them, including the 1956D are widely unknown IMO and I have been collecting U.S. coins for 60 years.
i like watchin vids where u point to the discrepencies in the coins. searching endless amounts of coins and not really understanding what im lookin for is tireless so ur vids really help me ty
As a child in the 60's, I found the one cent pennies interesting and would save them every time I found one. I had quite a few of them, and for some strange reason, I mixed them in a container with regular pennies and gave them away. Later I learned that a penny of a certain year was worth a bit of money, and I just knew that I had it.
Thank's for sharing this with us I appreciate it. I have a lot of wheat penny's starting from 1909 and up and I have a lot of the one's you just mentioned right now . Thank's.
Thanks im a beginner and my mom is 77 yrs young and she has asked me to check her Lincoln coins and golden dollar coins as she calls them ☺️ i know nothing of nothing so im writing down lots of what u say 🙏
I enjoyed this valuable video very much...leaned a lot! Years ago, Mama had a 1955 double-dye penny, and she gave it to someone. She didn't know it was worth more than a penny! The person who got it should not have taken advantage of Mama's being naive about it worth! Peace, Charles
I have a 1919, 1942 , 1944 1945,1946 super RED and a few 1942 are are super RED 1924 , 1936 the how much are those supper red wheat pennies, and I have a 1956 wheat penny that's really shinny, yes shiny as they had forgot " woops that's when wheat pennies are supposed ro end." Heard the dark red wheat pennies in perfect condition can be alot of money. I had separated a half of a jar, to the most valuable. Also have a 1981 quarter that has a major dye issue, it appears there is lettering all over it, with my Q.C PARGON by HAROLD M. PITMAN CO. pocket microscope from the late 1980's its not lettering, it appears to be lettering, but it's a major die problem, and the back of it has major flaws. :)
I got the money ones that you can get a good woman that I would like to get a ride for the two of them and they are not going to be around for a few hours and I will be there in a few minutes to get the money from you and I will need two women who are not in the best of every thing that I would like to get
I have a ton of awesome error coins. One being a 69s double diverse very pretty but don't know where to start as far as trying to move some coins for the right price
I recently found a 1927 wheat penny without a mint mark... It's in pretty good shape. I found it in the penny dish at the store I work at! Anything worth anything?
Found a 2020 D penny today that has a partial 2020 penny reverse stamped across Lincolns forehead! Roll hunting a few rolls of 2020 uncirculated from the bank! It's a cool find! Not sure if it's of value but super cool!
I know somebody on Facebook but just got a 1955 back from grading and it's in a slab I can inquire if he was planning on selling it or not if you're serious about getting a 1955 double diet
I am curious if there is a batch of Canadian pennies that have notable mint mark errors similar to US cents? I am tempted now to review all the wheat back pennies in my albums and in rolls. I never looked closer, just looked for specific dates and the best condition. Thanks for the tip
Thank you very much for your vids! I have several coins that found that have errors myself and I'm new to this. I'm hoping I would find a way to have these coins sold at a good price...so I'm happy to be subscribed to your channel and again tyvm!
I like these videos bro. You're covering a lot of ground in a short amount of time. That was 20 years of specific errors And key dates inside 5 minutes. Nice work
Hi Justin, i recently found an wheat penny i found quite interesting and was wondering if you knew anything about it. It's the reverse of a wheat penny but the obverse side of the penny is totally non existent, it looks like it was maybe a secret compartment for a microchip or something. I remember hearing about these "spy coins" when i was younger but idk much about them rn, any info would be greatly appreciated. It won't let me post the pics for some reason
Honestly the majority of those pennys after grading fees and auction fees the sellers lost money Its worth noting that i stopped collecting coins when i tried to sell a rare penny and the buyer tried to rip me off by saying well i can get the same penny a year later for 5 cent that was the exact moment i decided to sell my entire collection and just put my money in the bank been putting my money in the bank most every paycheck since 1999 and am proud to say that the interest collected is worth far more than the resell value of most coin collections not trying to say collecting coins cant be profitable way to add a little extra income to your retirement but i will say collecting common coins is not the way
It was once tempting to take a 1944-D penny, a comparatively common date, and file down the first 4 and pass it off as a 1914-D penny. But a dealer knows better- the altered penny will have a VDB under Lincoln's shoulder, which was not started until 1918.
I used to have tons of these pennies as a kid in 90s and early 2000s. I lived in an old building and you would just find them laying around in building apartments.
Back in 1955, a friend worked at the A&P Store in Palmer, Mass and acquired 3 uncirculated rolls of the double die penny. Unfortunatelly, they were returned to the bank. He thought the customers would not accept them in change.
I have a wheat penny year 19 3 yes the 3rd number is missing altogether and the rim is not even on one side it's etched out by the stamp die in a double v shape on both sides on the same spot.
Being offered is a truly amazing penny with startling images on both sides. The obverse depicts a lady in full costume , including a large brimmed hat. The reverse features a pretty little girl sitting down wearing clothes and and a ponytail. Above the girl is a large fish and if you turn the penny you can see other fish. Remarkable imagery. $200 OBO
I was wondering? I have a 1961 penny Lincoln is on the front, but the back is blank. Also it's also a bit larger and thinner... so does it have any value??? Just a question. Thank you
The US Mint does not issue PENNIES. These are are one CENT pieces as indicated by the word between the two wheat seed heads on the obverse side of the coin you refer to. The PENNY is a British coin, more often referred to as a pence. If you are a coin collector, you should already be aware of this. It is an error to confuse the two.
I have coins that are over 100 yrs. old. So dirty I can't tell what they are! I've looked at ways to clean them with mediocre results. What should a person do?
Hey Couch, I've been watching various coin info sites. You have the best one. I am a rookie and sometimes I have a question. One site made me feel stupid when I was reaching out for knowledge. Good job.
Good to watch another video I always like watching your videos I learn a lot each time I watch one something new every day and learning about them ddo DDR and prepunched mint Mark so thanks
Hey couch collectibles I have a seriously interesting error on a 1983 D quarter. I’ll include a pic if I can but a quick description is on the tails side of the quarter, the last A in America. The A is filled in; like it looks like a pyramid or the Eiffel Tower, due to not having the tiny triangle notch in the center that makes the A itself stand out as it’s letter. Also every other A on the coin has the expected tiny notch that makes a triangle the letter A. Trippyyyy
They (many collectors on yt) say that PCGS is gold standard, NGC is next in line, followed by ANACS. Beyond grading there is CAC which I've heard referred to as an added verification of grade. Don't know if that can be a stand alone or anything else about it though. Due diligence in this area is definitely needed if you're serious about collecting. Each place has different criteria and pricing. It can be very expensive, especially if one doesn't fully understand the process or the coin(s) they are having graded. Not having high hopes is also often recommended by various collectors. Apparently there is more disappointment that elation in the mix. Good luck!
@@justinhughes4195 you're welcome. Thanks for the heads up about anacs. Mind sharing more about your experience with them? Being somewhat of a beginner, I still haven't found much that I felt was worth sending in yet. Started looking into these companies a bit more at one point & was going to go thru anacs because it seemed to be most reasonable cost wise. But I have quit using various companies due to poor customer service in the past myself. Even if it meant having to pay a higher price elsewhere.
@@lora97006 I sent some coins in last year to them and they sat on them for 6 mo's. I called to find the progress and they said my credit card payment had rejected many months ago. I called my CC Co., they did research and found the charge had been credited back to my card the same day by anacs. When I called anacs, they blamed the whole thing on me. They never contacted me in those 6 Mos about their error, I sent them proof from my CC about their error, and they said they would hold my coins until I paid with check, cashiers note, or direct bank draft. I contacted the president of anacs and found that the CFO, who made the credit error, is also in charge of Customer Service. So any issues are always the fault of the customer. They finally ran my card again and sent me my coins. Never again...
@@justinhughes4195 I rec'd notification that you replied in my drop down menu on my phone. Even saw part of the message that said you sent coins in. Clicked on it & it brought me here, but I don't see that message here. This happens quite a bit & it's annoying to say the least. Getting to be that time to say bye to yt & go somewhere else where they aren't trying to control everyone.
Good to know about those penny's because i got a lot old copper and wheat penny's. One more thing. I was looking to order your microscope. But it says Sold Out. Anymore coming in soon ? Thanks
Had a roll of wheat pennies at work that we got in change from our bank. Best $.50 I every spent. The oldest was a 1909 Philly. 12 coins before 1930 out of that roll.
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What's the best way to sell double die Penny's pgcs or eBay? And what about the doubling found on pennies never mentioned by anyone?? How do these get graded? I'm trying to find what the value is to sell my pennies., Going back to 1897, I have thousands and thousands my mother saved for me
Hey bro my son found a 1943 copper penny but he is to scared to try and sell it cause he does not know who he can send it to so he can get it graded he also wants to make sure he is reimbursed if something happens to the penny along the way can you help me?
If I could back in time, I'd go to Denver and get some 1914-D cents and 1916-D Mercury dimes. Most coins with an 'S' mint mark from San Francisco were worth more, wish I could go back and get a roll of 1909-S VDB pennies. Other coins from the Colonial and Civil War days are worth a lot. Coin collecting is for the wealthy only now.
I have come acrossed a 1955 double die wheat penny but its different than the double die u showed and where it shld say "liberty" it say "bberty". Interested?
How about 37 wheat pennie no mint stamp ,i come across it nice condition front & back ,looks like a double stamp lower part of coin what might it be worth? 👍
I love wheet pennies and collect all the ones I find. Also I would like to ask a question, so I have around ten of the Sacagawea gold dollar coins but two of them are very different than the others. They have a different picture on the back of them. Not the usual eagle or bird on the back. How can I find out the background on these two coins because I am running into dead end on what I have tried to search so far.
Hi there, I just Love all of the videos and teachings you bring to your page. I have been saving coins which I believe could be worth something. I have a 2015 D dine that has some penny coating, can you tell me what can I do?
So if your just the average Joe that has bags of old Pennie’s and may have some valuable pennies where do you go to get them valued? How do you know if your getting ripped or not? I have bags of old Wheat pennies dating back to the 1920’s. I have no clue on where to go.
If it's copper and don't stick to a magnet weight it if it is the same or very close to other 40.s send it in to ngc to grade it if real it's worth a ton of cash!
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Hey I have a question for you I posted a short earlier going through my quarters I found a 1995 very very good condition I have letters going through the hair of Washington towards the top of the head could you let me know if you seen this or do I have something
I have a 1968 D mint penny I found in my pocket and it had an Error on it. I want to know if you think this is worth something. Let me know.
I have a 1944 without the d r s mark is it common for it not to have it? I don't know much about it
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Picked up a coin today was on the ground. 1937 Wheat penny no mint mark. Good condition.
Good morning I love how u present , you don't drag things on. U get to the point with still alot of info. Thank you
First I want to tell you, you have turned my family into coin collectors. During COVID we werer going nuts and it has given us something to do together. SO THANK YOU!! This is a none Penny question, I have a 2020 Quarter that I received in change from a store yesturday Marsh Billings Rockefeller D mint where the "o" are off set and it is only shinny in a few spots and on the front it doesnt look like George is struck all the way...
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That's an error coin. It needs to be looked at. Research coin errors. Does it have a cud, any doubling, etc.
Who do we tell if we have one?
Same. My family are avid coin hunters.
Thank you souch for this! I am 64 years old and have about 100+ wheat pennies in need to inspect. This gives me an idea hiw much they may be worth.
These coins were unfindable in circulation forever. As a former coin collector who looked through endless rolls of coins 30 years ago. None of these coins could be found and had to be bought to fill out your collection. Anything valuable and old has been taken out of circulation many years ago as coin collecting has always had many followers.
I still run into wheat stalk pennies every now and then when I get change from McDonald's. I'll bet people grab the ones that someone else has set aside, not knowing there is anything special about them.
Thanks for the optimistic response, Deborah Downer
@@brianfarmer280 sometimes the truth is hard to swallow.
@@thetruthfornow6045 even more hard to swallow is someone telling you that your quest is hopeless. It may be the truth for now, but I think we can make our own.
Either way...if you have someone giving you an offer on a coin or anything...they are only offering about 1/3 ....So don't settle 🙂🙂
Been collecting wheat pennies since 1976 I have about 5000+ mostly average circulated to mint. I have about 30 double stamped wheat pennies. I have few error pennies like no date stamp. Will take them to see what they are worth.
I really appreciate your site. You provide education, in an easy to understandable format. Thank you.
It's interesting to see these because many people brush off wheat pennies as if they're nothing. I went to a coin shop near me and the guy said "well these you can go ahead and spend".... I literally had wheat penny's encased in a collection set. I usually go through my pennies a few times a year to find the wheaties. Sometimes I'll even find pennies on the ground and check if they're wheat. I just find them all fascinating.
Me too. I wouldn't spend the ones you have
A lot of the coins you mentioned are very well known by the masses; however, a few of them, including the 1956D are widely unknown IMO and I have been collecting U.S. coins for 60 years.
Interesting coin
Amazing how a mistake of old coins is what people look for.
i like watchin vids where u point to the discrepencies in the coins. searching endless amounts of coins and not really understanding what im lookin for is tireless so ur vids really help me ty
Thank you for watching!
@@couchcollectibles I have two wheat pennies right now! no joke!
As a child in the 60's, I found the one cent pennies interesting and would save them every time I found one. I had quite a few of them, and for some strange reason, I mixed them in a container with regular pennies and gave them away. Later I learned that a penny of a certain year was worth a bit of money, and I just knew that I had it.
So happy to see that you’re branching out and showing coins that are realistic to find instead.😊
I wanted to know how do you get your coins graded , and how do you send them there to get them graded
Thank's for sharing this with us I appreciate it. I have a lot of wheat penny's starting from 1909 and up and I have a lot of the one's you just mentioned right now . Thank's.
Great video! I just bought over 12lbs of pre- 1982 copper and wheat pennies so Im definitely going to have fun inspecting them haha
WE DID FIND a 1922-D cent last month at a store. In low condition, it's still worth about $20.
Thanks im a beginner and my mom is 77 yrs young and she has asked me to check her Lincoln coins and golden dollar coins as she calls them ☺️ i know nothing of nothing so im writing down lots of what u say 🙏
I enjoyed this valuable video very much...leaned a lot! Years ago, Mama had a 1955 double-dye penny, and she gave it to someone. She didn't know it was worth more than a penny! The person who got it should not have taken advantage of Mama's being naive about it worth! Peace, Charles
Really ?
I have all these key dates wheat pennies guess I'll have to take another look at might get lucky thanks for the video.
Awesome video Couch! Got to go through all my wheat pennies again
Yeah uncirculated pennies worth more than standard circulated pennies
I was lucky enough to find a 1956D RPM. Thank you for sharing the info. I was debating on sending it to be graded.
Hi. Congratulation.
Can You let me know the place that we can get it graded?
Have a Nice day!
@@galileanazarenadejesus1864 I send out to NGC.
I have a 1919, 1942 , 1944 1945,1946 super RED and a few 1942 are are super RED 1924 , 1936 the how much are those supper red wheat pennies, and I have a 1956 wheat penny that's really shinny, yes shiny as they had forgot " woops that's when wheat pennies are supposed ro end." Heard the dark red wheat pennies in perfect condition can be alot of money. I had separated a half of a jar, to the most valuable. Also have a 1981 quarter that has a major dye issue, it appears there is lettering all over it, with my Q.C PARGON by HAROLD M. PITMAN CO. pocket microscope from the late 1980's its not lettering, it appears to be lettering, but it's a major die problem, and the back of it has major flaws. :)
I got the money ones that you can get a good woman that I would like to get a ride for the two of them and they are not going to be around for a few hours and I will be there in a few minutes to get the money from you and I will need two women who are not in the best of every thing that I would like to get
I work on old homes doing remodel and will often reach into the air ducts to fish out old coins like the 1898 Indian head penny and 1810 dime
Look under the John used level it
Thank You so much. I just started looking at all my coins and you are education me so much
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One of these days I need to go over my wheat pennies. I have atleast 300 lbs of wheat cents.
Buy a red book. By R.S. Yeoman that gives the coin appraisal prices .~~~JRR.
Damn
@@perrydavis3612 I've been collecting for maybe 10 years.
Wow dude you got to have at least one in there
Oh, my! I'm drooling. What fun I'd have sorting through them . . . 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I have a ton of awesome error coins. One being a 69s double diverse very pretty but don't know where to start as far as trying to move some coins for the right price
I found a jeweler's loupe in its box several years ago where it was being thrown away and kept it.
Mint mark with P and S are difficult to collect in Southern California in regular change. Luck is required!
I recently found a 1927 wheat penny without a mint mark... It's in pretty good shape. I found it in the penny dish at the store I work at! Anything worth anything?
Found a 2020 D penny today that has a partial 2020 penny reverse stamped across Lincolns forehead! Roll hunting a few rolls of 2020 uncirculated from the bank! It's a cool find! Not sure if it's of value but super cool!
I know somebody on Facebook but just got a 1955 back from grading and it's in a slab I can inquire if he was planning on selling it or not if you're serious about getting a 1955 double diet
What does in a slab mean?
@@JEvrist the plastic cases a slab of acrylic sealed in a Slab carrying Authenticity.
I am curious if there is a batch of Canadian pennies that have notable mint mark errors similar to US cents? I am tempted now to review all the wheat back pennies in my albums and in rolls. I never looked closer, just looked for specific dates and the best condition. Thanks for the tip
I have a lot of Old Canadian Penny's got em from grandfather's belongings that were left to me. What should I look for
I found the 1917 DDO in a bulk buy of wheat cents. It cost me 5 cents 😂
I have wheat Pennie’s 1927, 1934, 1935 1937 1942D 1942 1944 1944 1945 and 32 steel Pennies
The 1937D looks newer. Are these Pennie’s worth anything?
Thank you very much for your vids! I have several coins that found that have errors myself and I'm new to this. I'm hoping I would find a way to have these coins sold at a good price...so I'm happy to be subscribed to your channel and again tyvm!
I like these videos bro. You're covering a lot of ground in a short amount of time. That was 20 years of specific errors And key dates inside 5 minutes. Nice work
Thanks so much for the video. I have a bunch of wheat pennies. Will dig them out and look them over! 👍
Hi Justin, i recently found an wheat penny i found quite interesting and was wondering if you knew anything about it. It's the reverse of a wheat penny but the obverse side of the penny is totally non existent, it looks like it was maybe a secret compartment for a microchip or something. I remember hearing about these "spy coins" when i was younger but idk much about them rn, any info would be greatly appreciated. It won't let me post the pics for some reason
Could I please see a pic of it or some kind of information on what you have please? I'm very interested in seeing the penny :)
@@heathersailor5871 I'm not sure how to add the pics on here
Hello, I love penny lincoln cent thank you for the information my friend Good job 👍
Honestly the majority of those pennys after grading fees and auction fees the sellers lost money
Its worth noting that i stopped collecting coins when i tried to sell a rare penny and the buyer tried to rip me off by saying well i can get the same penny a year later for 5 cent that was the exact moment i decided to sell my entire collection and just put my money in the bank been putting my money in the bank most every paycheck since 1999 and am proud to say that the interest collected is worth far more than the resell value of most coin collections not trying to say collecting coins cant be profitable way to add a little extra income to your retirement but i will say collecting common coins is not the way
It was once tempting to take a 1944-D penny, a comparatively common date, and file down the first 4 and pass it off as a 1914-D penny. But a dealer knows better- the altered penny will have a VDB under Lincoln's shoulder, which was not started until 1918.
This coin channel is great id love to get a job grading coins. Ive been doing it for 35 years.
I used to have tons of these pennies as a kid in 90s and early 2000s. I lived in an old building and you would just find them laying around in building apartments.
Thanks 4 the info.
Can You please let me know, whow can I cleanse a coin, in a proper way, that I don't provoke any damage?
Ther is no proper way. Period. You ruin it and collectors won’t buy them.
Back in 1955, a friend worked at the A&P Store in Palmer, Mass and acquired 3 uncirculated rolls of the double die penny. Unfortunatelly, they were returned to the bank. He thought the customers would not accept them in change.
FACT IS: These coins were inserted into packs of cigarettes. So, for someone's tail of returning 3 BU rolls to the bank didn't happen. 😂
@@Stevesvoice Sorry, but it did. As a result, this guy started to collect coins and was not able to acquire one later on..
How can i change it into money.
How can i contact u about these penny that i have. I just started to know these interisting vedio.txns
I have a wheat penny year 19 3 yes the 3rd number is missing altogether and the rim is not even on one side it's etched out by the stamp die in a double v shape on both sides on the same spot.
Thanks for the information I have a question on 1943 Wheat penny that looks like aluminum that I have. Is this worth anything. Thanks
Being offered is a truly amazing penny with startling images on both sides.
The obverse depicts a lady in full costume , including a large brimmed hat.
The reverse features a pretty little girl sitting down wearing clothes and and a ponytail. Above the girl is a large fish and if you turn the penny you can see other fish. Remarkable imagery.
$200 OBO
I collect coins for my granddaughter. Someday someone will say your Grandma knew what she was doing. Nothing major but I love old nickels.
That's awesome
Liked your presentation I have a 1983 with a blob of extra copper above Lincoln s head is it worth anything thanks Doug
I was wondering? I have a 1961 penny Lincoln is on the front, but the back is blank. Also it's also a bit larger and thinner... so does it have any value??? Just a question. Thank you
Yes....that is a die error
The steel pennies are collectable even though they not rare. More than 1 billion were produced in 1943.
I like them...I have some too 🙂🙂
The US Mint does not issue PENNIES. These are are one CENT pieces as indicated by the word between the two wheat seed heads on the obverse side of the coin you refer to.
The PENNY is a British coin, more often referred to as a pence. If you are a coin collector, you should already be aware of this.
It is an error to confuse the two.
I have a 1944 penny. What could it be worth?
If you can get rid of a 1909-S-VDB. That’s the only one I need to have a whole set. Not sure if I’ll ever get one
I have 1910-1959 almost every mint, plus war nickels and all 3 mints of steel 1943 penny.
Again - - - Thanks for your posts! They're wonderful to view!
I've Found A Jar Full Of Wheat Pennies In A Garage Of A Old House & I Swear Lol Feeling Kinda Lucky After Seeing This..👍🏾💯
Well hold onto them...some guts will say Oh they are nothing...just hold on to them 🙂🙂🙂
I have coins that are over 100 yrs. old. So dirty I can't tell what they are! I've looked at ways to clean them with mediocre results. What should a person do?
Hey Couch, I've been watching various coin info sites. You have the best one. I am a rookie and sometimes I have a question. One site made me feel stupid when I was reaching out for knowledge. Good job.
Same here... I have a 1944 penny with the 44 double stamped, and people are telling me it's a fake... SMH 🤯
I have 1912 penny. Saved it for years. What do you think it’s worth?
It may be worth anywhere from $1 to $5, depending on condition. 🙂
This is all nice and fine but once you find one what do you do with? Where do you sell it?
I have some unique stuff and have a question. How can I get them be on Auction? What is needed to put them to get the highest price? Thank you
Good to watch another video I always like watching your videos I learn a lot each time I watch one something new every day and learning about them ddo DDR and prepunched mint Mark so thanks
Hey couch collectibles I have a seriously interesting error on a 1983 D quarter. I’ll include a pic if I can but a quick description is on the tails side of the quarter, the last A in America. The A is filled in; like it looks like a pyramid or the Eiffel Tower, due to not having the tiny triangle notch in the center that makes the A itself stand out as it’s letter. Also every other A on the coin has the expected tiny notch that makes a triangle the letter A. Trippyyyy
I have a 1956 wheat back penny the 9 and 6 is not in line with the dates nine heads to tell that goes below the one and the six goes above a fine line
How much does it cost to have a coin graded?
In your opinion, is NGC, or PCGS better when it comes to grading?
They (many collectors on yt) say that PCGS is gold standard, NGC is next in line, followed by ANACS. Beyond grading there is CAC which I've heard referred to as an added verification of grade. Don't know if that can be a stand alone or anything else about it though.
Due diligence in this area is definitely needed if you're serious about collecting. Each place has different criteria and pricing. It can be very expensive, especially if one doesn't fully understand the process or the coin(s) they are having graded. Not having high hopes is also often recommended by various collectors. Apparently there is more disappointment that elation in the mix.
Good luck!
@@lora97006 ok, thanks. I won't use anacs ever again. Worst C/S ever. I will stay with NGC and PCGS
@@justinhughes4195 you're welcome. Thanks for the heads up about anacs. Mind sharing more about your experience with them? Being somewhat of a beginner, I still haven't found much that I felt was worth sending in yet. Started looking into these companies a bit more at one point & was going to go thru anacs because it seemed to be most reasonable cost wise. But I have quit using various companies due to poor customer service in the past myself. Even if it meant having to pay a higher price elsewhere.
@@lora97006 I sent some coins in last year to them and they sat on them for 6 mo's. I called to find the progress and they said my credit card payment had rejected many months ago.
I called my CC Co., they did research and found the charge had been credited back to my card the same day by anacs.
When I called anacs, they blamed the whole thing on me. They never contacted me in those 6 Mos about their error, I sent them proof from my CC about their error, and they said they would hold my coins until I paid with check, cashiers note, or direct bank draft.
I contacted the president of anacs and found that the CFO, who made the credit error, is also in charge of Customer Service. So any issues are always the fault of the customer.
They finally ran my card again and sent me my coins.
Never again...
@@justinhughes4195 I rec'd notification that you replied in my drop down menu on my phone. Even saw part of the message that said you sent coins in. Clicked on it & it brought me here, but I don't see that message here.
This happens quite a bit & it's annoying to say the least. Getting to be that time to say bye to yt & go somewhere else where they aren't trying to control everyone.
The cost to grade is higher then the coin would be worth ? Who’s making the money …not us
I just found the 1936 wheat penny without the mint mark, so it came from Philadelphia. Now I gotta go inspect for the D.D. tomorrow!!
I picked up a 1914-D Penny from a wheat Roll. But Lincoln’s Bose is missing. Most likely in poor condition thought it was in Good.
I recently got a 1956D penny in my change with a manufacture defect on the back .definitely an error..
Good to know about those penny's because i got a lot old copper and wheat penny's.
One more thing. I was looking to order your microscope. But it says Sold Out. Anymore coming in soon ? Thanks
only worth what someone is willing to pay for it
Had a roll of wheat pennies at work that we got in change from our bank. Best $.50 I every spent. The oldest was a 1909 Philly. 12 coins before 1930 out of that roll.
1953 in a couple of more different and this is the only one that I have like this with the back just like the one you talking about
What if a dollar bill has consecutive numbers like 1,2,3, does that mean anything?
It can be. There are sites online to put in the serial number to see how common it is.
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What's the best way to sell double die Penny's pgcs or eBay? And what about the doubling found on pennies never mentioned by anyone?? How do these get graded? I'm trying to find what the value is to sell my pennies., Going back to 1897, I have thousands and thousands my mother saved for me
Hey bro my son found a 1943 copper penny but he is to scared to try and sell it cause he does not know who he can send it to so he can get it graded he also wants to make sure he is reimbursed if something happens to the penny along the way can you help me?
I've got a 1956 D coated as 1943 steel...?...got from Ia senator coin collection at auction..worth?
Where do you go to have your coins inspected
Where do you send them to get them graded?
Hey so I'm just curious but who do you talk to about getting coins checked out?
If I could back in time, I'd go to Denver and get some 1914-D cents and 1916-D Mercury dimes. Most coins with an 'S' mint mark from San Francisco were worth more, wish I could go back and get a roll of 1909-S VDB pennies. Other coins from the Colonial and Civil War days are worth a lot. Coin collecting is for the wealthy only now.
I just found 3 1964 Jefferson Nickels. Where can I have them auctioned off?
I have a buffalo nickel that is copper colored. I can't see the date. Is it worth anything?
If i have a 1955 wheat penny with no mint mark should i get ot appraised?
i have thousands of wheat penny's. what are the ones to look out for as I know nothing about the coin business.
I have come acrossed a 1955 double die wheat penny but its different than the double die u showed and where it shld say "liberty" it say "bberty". Interested?
How about 37 wheat pennie no mint stamp ,i come across it nice condition front & back ,looks like a double stamp lower part of coin what might it be worth? 👍
I love wheet pennies and collect all the ones I find. Also I would like to ask a question, so I have around ten of the Sacagawea gold dollar coins but two of them are very different than the others. They have a different picture on the back of them. Not the usual eagle or bird on the back. How can I find out the background on these two coins because I am running into dead end on what I have tried to search so far.
I do have a few 1920 wheat pennies and a few years earlier than that too.
I probably have over 200 wheat pennies I never thought about looking closer at them definitely gonna check them out.
Hi there, I just Love all of the videos and teachings you bring to your page. I have been saving coins which I believe could be worth something. I have a
2015 D dine that has some penny coating, can you tell me what can I do?
I have a 1943 wheat penny that’s silver in color. Was wondering what it’s worth?
So if your just the average Joe that has bags of old Pennie’s and may have some valuable pennies where do you go to get them valued? How do you know if your getting ripped or not? I have bags of old Wheat pennies dating back to the 1920’s. I have no clue on where to go.
i have a 1943 penny. how do i know if its worth alot of money
If it's copper and don't stick to a magnet weight it if it is the same or very close to other 40.s send it in to ngc to grade it if real it's worth a ton of cash!
I came across a 2023 nickel with a line thru his eye but I don’t see any other to compare it to ,,, any suggestions on where else to look