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I just wanted to tell you I really appreciate what you do. Bring us back down to Earth. Being new at this EVERYTHING looks like it’s worth a million bucks! Lol. Thanks again for your insight on this hobby!!
Excellent video Daniel. Allot of important information you have passed on here. Just when you think you have a no designer initial..you look a little closer and see a bump...toss it in the searched pile and go on to the next coin. Differences between RD, RB, BN coins makes a big difference. I've burnt up Verity Vista looking through so many. Really a nice site and helpful. Just have to do your homework and don't get discouraged as the pace will pick up as you gather more experience.
I’m back east for the holidays and I’ve begun searching my sons penny stash. He literally has 5 or 6 5 gallon pails full of pennies. Years ago he started saving copper pennies hoping some day to corner the copper market. As you can imagine the process is slow and tedious. Thanks for the information on the 69’s. I’ve seen hundred by now and have not come across anything good yet. I particularly like your input on the no FG. If it remotely has a mark it goes into a coin roll. It’s going to take a long time to search all his pennies but I feel it would be a shame to eventually cash them in without being searched. I have my list on what to look for hoping to get lucky. Thanks for the info.
I always appreciate the deep dive into the error and variety coins. I am an occasional coin roll hunter so my "in depth" knowledge is not what it should be. Thanks
Thanks Daniel! Great information. I have a handful of ‘69 s. Different mint marks, few with no F/G. I will take the 69S out sometimes and stare at it thinking maybe it’s a FS 101…it’s ok to dream sometimes 😂
I think part of the miscommunication on what's valuable and what's not is that the powers that be seem to be the ones that push certain key dates certain double dies even though they're not the only exclusive examples of valuable coins for that denomination and year. I don't know the back workings of that but it's quite apparent that they're the key dates must come from somewhere and somebody must deem them key dates or the exclusive double to die of the entire series when as you're pointing out there are other lesser valuable coins possibly in that denomination and in that same series but they're not as well publicized at least that's what I'm seeing because I find many many other varieties and other coins than our key dates or especially in the 1960s that rival other key date doubled dies or RPMs but aren't even mentioned often so I understand and I appreciate what you're doing here.
I found a 1969 D penny an it dont have the FG on it an the penny actually looks really good. I been looking at ones that have sold an i think the one i found looks better but it also has other issue. The penny i found has a shine to it.
2 months ago I started coin collecting and ruined n entire roll of 1969 uncirculated pennies that belonged to my grandpa. I was so impressed with how shiny they were I thought why not polish them, so now I don't know if I'm coin collecting or really just trying to get those back somehow.😭😭😭😭
Hi Daniel, I have a 1969 Jefferson Nickel and all along the inside edge of it, it looks like there is buts of nickel coming of that inside seem/edge almost the whole top of it. Kinda like a cud mark, but kinda dripping down.
Hey Daniel, thanks for video, superb to say the least. I want to believe I inspired you to do this episode. I took your advice and did my homework on Mint errors. My 1969 S error is what they call a Struck through dropped filling This coin exhibits an incused image of a letter, digit, or design element due to the filling of a filled die coming loose and dropping either on the die or on the planchet. Under the pressure of repeated strikes, a filling becomes compacted and hard. When it falls out, it retains its shape and transfers it to the planchet. On my 69 S the partial letter is inside the O on ONE. What are the chances of finding something like this, especially on a key variety date like 1969. I'm excited to say the least. Because it's in red state condition I'm gonna send it off and have it evaluated by someone that's known and recognized by grading companies, just for the record even if it's not worth a lot. Thanks again
No, sorry, but this video was inspired by rude people hanging up on me when I tell them their 1969 Penny is worth a few cents. Also, what you have is a dropped letter and I would look up sold auctions on these before considering a submission. Thanks
@@CoinHELPu I know i just put it out there, one has wonder how people get through with an attitude like your caller, on first discoveries they're obviously on a coin year basis. I see a lot of dropped letters in all coinage but not on the 69 S. I guess the elephant in the room question would it be considered a first discovery for 1969 S if by chance there isn't another dropped letter out there for that year. One step a time i guess.
I found (have) two 1969 d pennies in which one had the d mint make close to it's 9 while the other was further away from it's 9?? should I pursue for grading or is this a common display,, thanks in advance,, r
i know I’m getting off subject but I have a friend with around 20-30 1964 silver half dollars that are damn near perfect! And that’s only some of what he has but any suggestions?
I could really use and appreciate some help I’m new to coin collecting I have not come across the penny I have if you could help me I also think I have a 1969 S small date close am penny..
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I have one coin1969 d
I have a 69S double die but is worm and brown at best a 40. I picked in a penny pile when I was young er. Not graded. But I found it.
I just wanted to tell you I really appreciate what you do. Bring us back down to Earth. Being new at this EVERYTHING looks like it’s worth a million bucks! Lol. Thanks again for your insight on this hobby!!
Thank you
Excellent video Daniel. Allot of important information you have passed on here. Just when you think you have a no designer initial..you look a little closer and see a bump...toss it in the searched pile and go on to the next coin. Differences between RD, RB, BN coins makes a big difference. I've burnt up Verity Vista looking through so many. Really a nice site and helpful. Just have to do your homework and don't get discouraged as the pace will pick up as you gather more experience.
One of the most informative and honest videos I've ever watched! Thank You.
Good morning Sir Daniel ! So far, I have 32 1969 cents and eight " S"s. I'll get around to scoping them one day but my eyes don't look too good!😊
I’m back east for the holidays and I’ve begun searching my sons penny stash. He literally has 5 or 6 5 gallon pails full of pennies. Years ago he started saving copper pennies hoping some day to corner the copper market. As you can imagine the process is slow and tedious. Thanks for the information on the 69’s. I’ve seen hundred by now and have not come across anything good yet. I particularly like your input on the no FG. If it remotely has a mark it goes into a coin roll. It’s going to take a long time to search all his pennies but I feel it would be a shame to eventually cash them in without being searched. I have my list on what to look for hoping to get lucky. Thanks for the info.
Thank you ♥️ I have a 69 s with doubling but not the big one. I needed this video.
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I had around 7 machine doubled 1969s & 1969p Lincoln cents a few years ago. They are cool.
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I always appreciate the deep dive into the error and variety coins. I am an occasional coin roll hunter so my "in depth" knowledge is not what it should be. Thanks
Thanks Daniel! Great information. I have a handful of ‘69 s. Different mint marks, few with no F/G. I will take the 69S out sometimes and stare at it thinking maybe it’s a FS 101…it’s ok to dream sometimes 😂
Thank you for all the info. I always learn from your videos. Keep up the good work
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Very good video. Thank u for all u post. Very helpful
I think part of the miscommunication on what's valuable and what's not is that the powers that be seem to be the ones that push certain key dates certain double dies even though they're not the only exclusive examples of valuable coins for that denomination and year. I don't know the back workings of that but it's quite apparent that they're the key dates must come from somewhere and somebody must deem them key dates or the exclusive double to die of the entire series when as you're pointing out there are other lesser valuable coins possibly in that denomination and in that same series but they're not as well publicized at least that's what I'm seeing because I find many many other varieties and other coins than our key dates or especially in the 1960s that rival other key date doubled dies or RPMs but aren't even mentioned often so I understand and I appreciate what you're doing here.
I love your video a lot of good input
Thank you.
Thank you this was very helpful and entertaining.
Have a great day Sir !
Good info.
And, you 'might' have as many tabs on your browser as I do! But, probably not.
I found a 1969 D penny an it dont have the FG on it an the penny actually looks really good. I been looking at ones that have sold an i think the one i found looks better but it also has other issue. The penny i found has a shine to it.
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2 months ago I started coin collecting and ruined n entire roll of 1969 uncirculated pennies that belonged to my grandpa. I was so impressed with how shiny they were I thought why not polish them, so now I don't know if I'm coin collecting or really just trying to get those back somehow.😭😭😭😭
Excellent teaching class Daniel i enjoy learning from you good job.
I have it
Hi Daniel,
I have a 1969 Jefferson Nickel and all along the inside edge of it, it looks like there is buts of nickel coming of that inside seem/edge almost the whole top of it. Kinda like a cud mark, but kinda dripping down.
Confusing.... nothing is cut and dry, if this then that, if that then this.... big Field to be in!
I have a 1969D floating roof and no fg an RPM should I get it graded which company
Hello, I am very new to collecting. I have a 1969 D but there seems to be a shadow of a S to the NW of the D. Is that possible? Thanks😊
Hey Daniel, thanks for video, superb to say the least. I want to believe I inspired you to do this episode. I took your advice and did my homework on Mint errors. My 1969 S error is what they call a Struck through dropped filling
This coin exhibits an incused image of a letter, digit, or design element due to the filling of a filled die coming loose and dropping either on the die or on the planchet. Under the pressure of repeated strikes, a filling becomes compacted and hard. When it falls out, it retains its shape and transfers it to the planchet. On my 69 S the partial letter is inside the O on ONE. What are the chances of finding something like this, especially on a key variety date like 1969. I'm excited to say the least. Because it's in red state condition I'm gonna send it off and have it evaluated by someone that's known and recognized by grading companies, just for the record even if it's not worth a lot. Thanks again
No, sorry, but this video was inspired by rude people hanging up on me when I tell them their 1969 Penny is worth a few cents. Also, what you have is a dropped letter and I would look up sold auctions on these before considering a submission. Thanks
@@CoinHELPu I know i just put it out there, one has wonder how people get through with an attitude like your caller, on first discoveries they're obviously on a coin year basis. I see a lot of dropped letters in all coinage but not on the 69 S. I guess the elephant in the room question would it be considered a first discovery for 1969 S if by chance there isn't another dropped letter out there for that year. One step a time i guess.
namaste ihave Lincoln penny 1969D 6 PCs good condition.
I have 11 69S ddo's some mint state
I found (have) two 1969 d pennies in which one had the d mint make close to it's 9 while the other was further away from it's 9?? should I pursue for grading or is this a common display,, thanks in advance,, r
i know I’m getting off subject but I have a friend with around 20-30 1964 silver half dollars that are damn near perfect! And that’s only some of what he has but any suggestions?
Why are you not using the advice in this video on that?
I could really use and appreciate some help I’m new to coin collecting I have not come across the penny I have if you could help me I also think I have a 1969 S small date close am penny..
I have 1969 weighs 2.99 grams should it weigh 3.11?
New Zealand coin 1976 And Hong Kong 10 dollar coin 1994 ...
I have a 1969 s penny
I got a red uncirculated 1969 and 63 and 68 are they worth anything
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Is there number can send pics to ?? I have no computer here And not real savvy online. Living 63 years without Kinda hard to learn.
I do not help with mint errors using a phone or texts or emails. You must use my coinhelp\u community or find someone local to help you.
I subscribed does it cost me anything I don't have a lot of money
I don’t offer a subscription and I don’t charge, so not sure what you’re talking about.
I have one coin 1969 D talon 4 las pinas city
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What's a 69 penny worth with looks like a
6
And I have a d penny
Would you buy mine?
No I would not, not unless it's graded by PCGS or NGC or ANACS.
I would like to have a number to call you on Daniel and a time frame as well
I don’t help with coins over the phone. Sorry
So basically nobody wants to help me, that's great...
I have 2 1967 dimes and a 1971s penny do u have a email
If you watch my video I tell you how to get help.
Thank you