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Got a '46 wheat with no mint mark the other day at the market. VF condition 👍
U sound a little under the weather hope it's nothing ❤ thx for another great video
I have a bunch of small date 82D
Wow! Damn, I just got rid of about a gallon of pennies. I pulled the copper out, found a couple wheaties and took the rest to the bank. It was about 15 pounds of pennies if I remember correctly. You win some and learn from the rest.
The thrill of the hunt, that's what got me coin collecting.
Thanks Daniel for the reminder
Just a year ago I was explaining the same coin at my local pub. Went across the street to 7/11 and bought 10 rolls of cents. Put them on the bar and had seven patrons search them. Results, 47 wheaties, 19 other close/wide candidates, 9 1992's wide, 4 1992-D's wide and one 1992-D close. It graded out as XF/40 by PCGS. Everybody got a share of the $450 that Rick Snow paid us for it. Great day to be an informed collector.
47 Wheaties out of 10 rolls? Doubtful.
@@allanfifield8256 I had a host of doubts too.😂 He spent how much time in the pub and was able to walk across the street? Did he look left or right before crossing? Why would the 7/11 part with more pennies than a typical shop keeps on hand? From 5000 pennies (a box) I get about 20 wheat cents. If I am lucky, 20% are pre 1982 copper. As a kid I would sometimes get an Indian Head penny. I once fished out 3 Morgan’s from under the grocer’s counter. This was 65 years ago. I will still bend over for a penny and ALWAYS check the coin star for rejected silver coins.
@@MartinBebermanI got 3 to 4 Indian Head pennies in change pre-1965.
I believe you because, over the years, I have had similar experiences. Within the last 10 years, I have found silver quarters, dimes and lots of wheat cents in the change given to me by my local convenience store. Once, a clerk there handed me three silver dimes - two Roosevelt and a Mercury. I pointed out to her that those dimes were each worth about $3 each. She said she didn't care and told me I could keep them. So, I did.
A few years earlier (at the same store) another clerk handed me a few old wheat cents in my change. As I looked at the dates, I was shocked to see that one was a 1917-D and the other two were from the 1920s. Since the store was slow, I asked her if it would be okay for me to look through the till's pennies. Since I was a regular customer she said "No problem." I came away with 32 wheat cents. The earliest date was 1911. The rest were from the teens, 20s and 30s. None of them were later than 1939. Afterwards, I asked her where she gotten them. She said, "An elderly man came in and handed me two rolls of pennies that he used to pay for his purchase." I asked her what happened to the rest. She said she had been giving them out in change all day. Ugh! I wished I had gotten there sooner. All the cents were well worn but had readable dates and a few had mint marks. None were rare but to have gotten them in change is something I will never forget. By the way, I still have all those old silver quarters, dimes and wheat cents. I even found two Indian Head cents in some rolls about 20 years ago. I would post pictures of my finds but UA-cam doesn't allow that.
@@rvalens2I worked in a convenience store briefly a long time ago. We would go weeks without seeing anything worth collecting. Then for a few days, we would see a lot. We called it's "Daddy's Money" or "Grandpa's Money". Some kid would get into Dad's collection and would be spending it on cokes, candy, and (if a little older) cigs.
Then it would all disappear as the local retail clerks would pluck everything out of circulation.
Thank you for the info Daniel
Thanks for sharing. Love video Info
Good Morning Daniel!☕ I keep an eye out for it! Of course, my other eye seems to always be on coins easier to get because they are for sale!😄😄
Great...One more chore to do...oh wait..yeah..better search. Well done Daniel.
Good evening po sir
Another great video done by Daniel on simple honesty and shown facts.
God Bless you. 🤔 thank you....🎉
I have a ton of pennies in a water jug. I might have to search through them to see what I can find. Thanks for sharing, Daniel. 👍👍
Tnx, you keep my interest on coin collecting.😊
Hi Daniel I found 1 of these about 4 years ago.About 6 months after getting back into the hobby.After being out of the hobby since childhood.Best coin I ever found roll hunting.
Thanks for the great information Daniel you made that very easy to understand. Keep my eyes peeled
Thanks for the info Daniel. Worth checking. Good reminder to keep looking for these varieties /errors
Great information and idea!
Thank you.
Thanx Daniel!!
Great educational content Daniel.
Thank you
I was fortunate enough a few months ago to find a 1983 Denver copper Lincoln in a 50 Cent roll from the bank.. I have three places here in Spokane that can do a XRF test for me All three came back with a proper copper to zinc ratio pre-1982. One shop offered me 5K cash. For those of you with experience in selling coins to dealers if you bring something in like that, they do a test then make you a cash offer on the spot you know you have something good. It will be sent off. I just don’t have the available cash to pay the astronomical fees. That’s why I have several different places test it for me. Because we all know people can run their mouth without proper back up… lol
Grading fees are not "astronomical". If your coin was what you say it is, you'd have already had it slabbed.
Hello from romulus Michigan brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventures into coins. I have a sealed bank box of pennies sealed January 22nd 1980. Wondering if I should look through it or sell it for a $1000
That's a nice find!
Thank you 4 the information.. most for your time giving us this valuable info.
Thank you!
This is really a coincidence about your video. Last night I was going through a box of penny rolls for these coins. Instead of finding a 92 close AM penny, I found a 1972 DDO Lincoln cent. lol! Thanks for the reminder Daniel.
I appreciate the reminders, Daniel. I often neglect to look for such varieties before visiting the Coinstar machine.
Worth the look forsure ❤
Idk why but ever since I was a small child I always found looking for Errors was FASCINATING. The what, why n how it happened is FASCINATING 😮
Now that my 2 children r fully raised and on their own I have been Trying to Learn about this Very Tedious Adventure of Coin Collecting. Needless to say I'm an IMMATURE.....
But Eager to Learn ❤
Thank you for all you do CoinHELPu plzzzz keep them coming
I have quite a few eras some with special characteristics is the any value
Great video
That's the one cent I always check. Like it or not it's a easy coin to check and the pay off is a pretty penny.
No pun intended!😊😊😊😊😊
wow....Unbelievable...thank you Daniel...time to start looking thru my container of pennies
Thank you for all your info. I learned a lot from you and I have a lot of coins to get rid of.
Have always been looking for the 98 and 99s. Didn’t know to look for the 92s. I just check my change. Thanks.
I found like 12 of us last night.Thank you for your video
I like stuff like this in numismatics. I always find it to be the funniest thing when you're talking to someone normal, and they ask why this coin is so valuable. You have to explain stuff like this completely seriously to them and they just get dumbfounded and start laughing at the absurdity of it. They can't believe that tiny insignificant difference makes it 200,000 times more valuable than the other variety. It makes perfect sense in my head but it's fun to put yourself in the place of a non-collector and just have a little giggle. Thanks for sharing. I'll be keeping an eye out now for these next time I hunt pennies!
GOOD DAY, PODNA !
Awesome video, Daniel. I still have original rappers rolls I need to look through.
I've been searching rolls for a few hours now. Bought a bunch of OBW 1960 D rolls.
Yup, I am looking for that, along with small date 82D copper and 1983 coppers....those are the big scores I think. The 99 wide AM would also be great!
I'm always looking for that 82d small date copper and 83 coppers. Haven't found one yet. I'm searching 1960 D OBW rolls right now.
I have an 82 D 3.09 grams that literally looks like it has a small day I have two others say mint mark same day it's iffy
@@robertbruce9474 Get them checked out man. If its the small date its worth some bucks especially higher grade examples.
SIR, have a great day
I have one
Wow I didn’t realize that they were going for that kind of money or I’d have already been looking…lol. Thanks for the info Daniel!
Great video. I do enjoy looking for errors and varities. Only reason to go through them. Even if they are only worth a few bucks, a penny is still 1 cent to buy. I have found some worth some good money if someone wanted to pay for it. Coin roll hunting is far safer than a casino.
Wow, the reverse looks like zinc rot.
Wide A M on a 1998 a few days ago
I've been searching for many years for the 2 Close-AM cents as well as the 3 Wide AM ones. So far I've found several of the 1998 Wide AM and one 2000 Wide AM cents. No 1999 Wides or Close-Ams yet, but my fingers are crossed.
I hold my breath every time I run across one.
I just found one coin roll hunting and the kicker is that it looks like it was minted yesterday! Very cool find. Trying to decide if I want to sell it now or wait...seems to continue to rise in value according to PCGS.
I have 4 of these and i promise you that it fts all criteria
I do have them in new condition
I have a few coins. Ranging from 2009 sacagawea dollar coin to 1974 penny. If I could send you pictures, would you be able to let me know if I should get graded. I haven't seen these errors on coins yet!
I found it in a give a penny take a penny.. pcgs is grading it now
Hello sir.can i ask. I have old coins KELLOGG&CO COIN.1854.
Its looks like a medal bronze
What is your opinion of collecting very high grade cameo and dcam/ultra Cameo proof coins from the 1950's. 67and higher, I really like those coins and think they are rarer than most people realize and maybe even undervalued
I have this coin Mr collector
The 2023 extra V in an easy $1,200 in MS68 $800 in MS67
Bahh!, I live in Canada 🇨🇦 fat chance I will find that cent!
I have a 1991d and it is two tone
I agree with your opinion that AI should be used for SOME aspects of coin grading. The rest is well informed opinion which I respect but subjective non the less
Coinhelp i have this coin. What do i do.
Good morning from Arizona Sir Daniel! Ive got three but im afraid they get graded too low to be worth anything.
Are 1943 Fake copper coated steel pennies getting rare to find ..Found one in Very Fine Condition last week in rolls & was very exciting for a moment until the Magnet Picked up . ..Just Subscribed to your channel
Trying to find a fabulous condition coins with these newer coins is very difficult because they damage so easily.
1992 D and Philly ? Why ? close AM ? I see, thank you again Daniel.
I so wish I could talk to you! I just found one and I also found a real 1943 steel cent!
Use our coinhelpu community, time doesn't allow me to one one chat with people.
I have a mint error penny I can't get anybody to talk about. It is a 2023 that has absolutely no VDB on it. I am the only one that has touched this penny other than the cashier that busted open the roll. Should I get this Penny graded? I think it's a first and only kind found.
I keep looking, and keep looking, and then I look some more. So far, nothin'.
I have a lot of those and don't no what to do with it
Hola soy cubano y me interesa vender monedas de varios paises con error y de coleccion.
I know this is not about a 1992 penny but i found a 1982 penny with I and B mark from liberty on lincolns sleeve . I have searched thousands of pennies and have never seen one before.Any ideas if i have anything here?
Only look for doubled dies and RPMs on modern cents and reverse transitional designs and weigh them for wrong planchets. Don’t look for anything different on a coin.
Just checking in that you folks made out okay with the storms and tornadoes on 3/14. Best,
Yes we did
Lets say I find one or in my case I have a one of a kind error penny that looks like Lincoln has a bullet hole in his head. How do I get this coin to auction? Please reply
It’s not an error.
Does anyone know if there is a close 1993 D? I just found one.
Get another 1993 and compare.
@@CoinHELPu yes, it very close to the M.... now what?
How can i get in touch with daniel on coin help you? I currently have a few coins I would like to talk to you about. . A Sacagawea 2009 with the edge lettering upside down. Its a beautiful error coin. Thanks! Someone let me know please
You must post them in the coinhelpu community and I will be glad to help you. Here's the link coinauctionshelp.com/welcome-to-coinhelpu-community/
So how do you sell it
Have it graded and authenticated first.
I found several of those but the local dealer said "So What?" 🤔
Send one off and see if it is, I doubt you've found several or you would have them graded and make bank.
You just confirmed the reason that I do not bother with mint errors and variations. In your own words you said "values are falling but there is still a chance." That tells me that by the time I find one, the value will not be worth the cost of submitting it for grading. Not to be a wet blanket, but in my opinion there are no cents made since 1959 that are worth my time. Nothing since 1964 in dimes, quarters, or halves either. To me, they are nothing more than pocket change. The mint turns out billions of coins every year, so errors are inevitable. Also, given the proximity to the Philadelphia mint where I live, I occasionally have the opportunity to speak with mint employees. They have interesting stories to tell.
That's a logical fallacy, using my statement like that, these are never going to worth as little as the submission cost. Only a handful have been found, but there's more out there. My video is about looking for coins that can be found, not pie in the sky unicorns. So my video, in NO way, confirms your observations or opinions on varieties or mint errors.
Decades of collecting and studying these proves your opinions on them as flawed and not realistic.
I will say that they do.💕👽
@@CoinHELPu Tell me the one about the 1982 dime with no mint mark. They started out around $8,000 until an entire hoard of them were found. Then the value fell through the floor. AFTER a fellow I knew had paid long bucks for one.
The one thing that I KNOW about mint errors is that nobody knows how many are out there. You can be sure of that. So, when one is found and gets highly valued, more follow and bring down the value. How many of these cherry picked mint errors become high value superstars? And what does it cost for an average collector to have a coin graded by one of the grading companies?
Honestly, are my views unrealistic and flawed? Ask the guy that shelled out for a 1982 dime with no mint mark. I'll bet he doesn't think I am so wrong. How many other examples are out there like that? I'll bet more than a few.
You use random examples of price drops and this happens to a lot of coins with the initial hype, not just errors and varieties. You're using logical fallacies. The 1982 dime went down in value because soon after they where sold, more where found, not so with the 1992 Close AM. More are out there, but they will not drop like the dime, the dime was a die with the mint mark left off, the 1992 CAM is a reverse design of a proof and is much more rare and will always be.
As stated, my video doesn't confirm any of your opinions or thoughts, that was my main reason for my reply. So many varieties out there that have stood the test of time, initial hype values is high, then they drop, but they still maintain a decent value and worth much more than the grading fees. So you can chose to not look for the 1992 CAM, but as you said, being a wet blanket isn't helping anyone.
I would rather you keep your negativity to yourself, it doesn't help anyone but make you feel better because think you know better and that's not what my videos are about, YOU, they're about coins and help.
@@CoinHELPuAll I can say to that is"We'll see." Time is the test that will tell.
I might note that my so called negativity is reality learned from experience. You and I have communicated on more than one occasion, but this time, we disagree. That does not make you or I wrong. Nor does it make either one of us right. We simply disagree. You expressed your opinion and I expressed mine.
The big difference between collectible coins and mint errors is this:
It is unlikely that they will find any more 1916-D mercury dines, 1877 Indian cents, or other key coins. How likely is it that they will find sealed mint bags of error coins? Not impossible or unlikely.
ALL I KNOW IS I CANT REMEMBER ALLLLLLLL THE DIFFERENT DATES AND ERRORS CONSTANTLY,I TRY MY BEST WHO KNOWS HOW MANY IVE ACCIDENTLY TOSSED ASIDE..Just saying..........
No one can, that is why you use CONECA variety vista and buy a Cherry Pickers guide and only focus on the varieties that count the most.
Hay guys i just found a1943nickle in good shape regardless of what you say it worth the coin shops only want give you a nickle for .whats the story you have.
I’ve never said a 1943 nickel was worth money, you’re asking g the wrong channel. Why don’t you use a price guide and look it up?
because its so rare why would it not sell for more
Because the hype has died down and more have been found.
@CoinHELPu
I see. ok 👍 makes sense.thanks
Do you buy coins
Yes, but not ungraded mint error coins.
These coins don't really bring this, I see tons of close am pennies, toned, double stamped, error, ect on ebay for less than $20 even graded coins are only selling for .99-$20 and grading cost $50-$150 so it's a loss..
People want the stuff for nothing, and grading just isn't worth it because people don't want to pay graded prices and will sit with your coin on a watch list till you get desperate and then they'll buy it for next to nothing and usually at a loss to the seller...
Grade 1992 close AM are bringing that much, the ones you're seeing are mislabeled by the seller. Go to sold auctions at Stacks Bowers, Heritage Coin auctions and see what REAL and AUTHENTIC versions sell for.
Nasty looking coin. I would not give 10 cents for it. Just my opinion.
Hi congratulations for your program I loved it. Question I have some weath pennies I will like to know if they have some value? If you are interested contact me. Thank you
Buy a 2025 Red Book price guide for their values.
Thank you