New error found on 2020 quarter!
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2021
- We are super exited to share with you this incredible news!
Raizac, one of our viewers discover a new error on a 2020 quarter. He submitted his coin to
Mr. Wexer and what he received back is amazing!
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What i find even more fascinating is that it took 10 minutes to explain that!!!
SLOW
Way too slow.
Wouldn't you know that videos more than 10 minutes long are then eligible for ads so that they then can make money from it.
*PRO TIP*
Watch @ 1.5x speed
David, I agree 1000%... It’s over 6 minutes before he even gets to the error pic... Just another person posting a video with no much wasted time.. This should be a 60 second video at best... But yet it’s a 10+ minute wasted time
This is truly one of the best coin videos I've ever had the privilege of coming across. When I was in the beginning stages of my coin collecting, people were telling me that my first finds were nothing but damaged coins or coins that weren't worth the time collecting. But I'm very happy to say that I didn't pay them any attention and now I have an extremely nice collection. To give you an example. One of those coins in my collection is a 1977 d, with the d being totally filled, having no center, copper quarter, without the outer clad layer. That one I didn't find in my coin roll searching but received it in my change from the Walmart self-checkout register. I also have a 1946 nickel. Somehow the planchet that puts out the die, created an error coin. and instead of the date being 1946, it reads 19A6. So, thank you to everyone that took part in making this video.
I will have to go back and look for it, but I found one of the older nickel’s with a Capital D in his head. I’m new to this please be patient with me, I have a lot to look through, so I put it with the other keepers. I don’t have the correct magnifier yet, but trust me, I can see them. Thanks everybody for sharing your stories, it helps a lot
Fyi i realized yesterday that i had a 1946 nickel in my car for the past yr... I looked it up last night = it was a transitional yr after the war nickels of 1943-1945 AND may be worth tens of thousands of dollars! But a professional needs to use a Ray Gun to determine if it was minted w/silver planchet = not all were = both versions weigh the same due to however they minted it. So, i wish you & myself the Best of Luck🙌
@@missy6597 You have 1 of the Denver minted war nickels made of silver = minted 1943-1945 = some are worth quite a pretty nickel if known errors ... Nest of luck👍👍🙌 ps the others are S & P...
@@JR-zm2yu hello there, it’s very exciting isn’t it? My sister said just yesterday, damn you girl, now you’ve got me looking at my change, I started laughing, and said to her again, ya never know, the change in our hands just might Change our lives, even a little bit, is something and just for looking at our change, I certainly won’t complain.
I’m happy for you. The best of luck to you.
@@missy6597 ps The D should be on the top of the Reverse.
This is so awesome! I am a old army vet and my granddaughter just recently got interested in collecting pennys and started asking me questions about coins. I showed her my old penny collection but I couldn't really answer some of her questions because I just don't know much about coins but she has peaked my interest. So I think your information is great and I thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with others.
Yes to both questions. I found a 1999 Delaware quarter that read "The First Stat" on the reverse. The "e" in state was missing. I took it to a senior grader at one of the major grading companies and was told it was probably from grease left in the die after a cleaning and was worth $2. I am keeping it just the same. Thanks! 👍
I have a Delaware quarter that's the same way couldn't find any listings for it
As do I I have this very same coin
I have never found an error coin. However, I found a '99 S dime that to me looked very shiny-so I stuffed it in my pocket and showed it to a few local coin places- all of them said it's pretty but Worth only 10¢. The last place I went to-- told me something very diff. They told me I had a very High PR grade SILVER 10¢ piece. They helped me send it off for grading. PCGS sent my coin back, slabbed as a PR 70 SILVER! It's not a life changer but it's Worth more than the cost of grading so that's pretty cool, no? Love you guys
That's exciting!! 😁
That is crazy nice
Second guys managed to squeeze a little out of you lmao
@@adrianbazan3343 I know right? Lol
have several of these coins collecting for ever
I have found a die rotation and a few errors. I have found a $20 gold note went to my LCS and was told it's only worth $20 I told him it was worth worth $100 and I had been collecting coins longer than he had been alive and walked out.
I have two of those quarters
When I was in my early twenties (1990's) and a pawnshop/ coin shop told me that my silver coin collection was worth nothing but face value. I was going through a financial hardship while in college and spent them. Still stabs me in the heart.
Pawnshop guy was a total thief asshole
early/mid 90's silver was bouncing around at $4~5 , but still worth more than FV
should have asked him what price he SOLD silver US silver coins at first
Sorry you went through that. Pawn shop owners are bloodsuckers.
Pawn shop clerk told me the same thing a year ago. I walked out.
I did the same thing.....sick about it but did what I had to at the time😢
I took your motto to heart a long long time ago! Whenever I am told a coin with an error on it or something like what was in this video, I always put in in a protective case and save it for later!
Yes, I have found a few coins that I have slabbed that look like double dies but I am so new and still learning and I second-guess myself a lot. I bought a red book and do research but haven’t sent any to Wexler to be graded. Thank you J&B for all your help!
Yes to both questions. Discovering a local coin dealer was less than honest about some of my coins is what got me into learning all I could about coins.
Unfortunately, I have discovered that most coin dealers are dishonest; they will royally take advantage of your ignorance if they can. It is truly dissappointing that the professionals are not trust worthy. The ones that are online seem to be very educational, which is very nice.
Very sadly!
@@bbcoinsinc caused me to get a red book and become a member of pcgs collectors club. I just submitted my first four coins, I got 3 ms 67’s, 1 ms 69. I have people ask me questions about their coins, since my knowledge is limited, only been doing this actively about 4 yrs, I encourage them to get pcgs apps and watch you guys on utube, and if you have something really nice, once it’s graded and encapsulated, go to Heritage Auctions if your intent is to sell. I haven’t used them yet, but they seem to have a nice program going on. Have a great day JB. Chuck......
@@bbcoinsinc .
@@dinosaurcomplaints2359 I've got 2 coins submitted to PCGS(Prospective Coin Grading Services), they're both graded Silver Eagles MS-69.
I am a newbie to coinage, but am loving the collecting and looking , thanks for your videos.
WOW!! Congratulations, What a terrific eye, and find, thanks for sharing your awesome story, and thanks J&B for sharing this and your valuable knowledge, insights and explanations on this coin and ALL of the other ones as well.
Congrats to him, great job on the find and tenacious persistence to get your find seen, proven, validated and marked down! 😎👍
Instablaster.
I found a 1985 off centered penny just a few days ago .its not worth very much but it is still a error coin .
Yes, I have found quite a few error coins, and I have had people on facebook tell me they weren't worth anything, only to find out they do have value way above face value. I just love looking and finding cool stuff, and I've gotten so much better at using my recourses to identify some stuff over the last 3 years. I just love the hobby, it's so awesome. And the more years go by, the better for already old coins, and even some of the newer ones. In some cases, ESPECIALLY the newer ones! Awesome video! Thank you!
I like error coins better than precious metal coins.
I just spent 3 of these 2 days ago not noticing any errors will definitely be looking harder now. Thank great find
one of my first error coin finds was a 1936 ddo cent. I was not really into the error coin collecting side of it at the time but it sparked something in me to get me started in doing so when I ended up selling it for over $125. Pretty nice for my first error coin.
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Yes I had a 1936 dot cent too and didn't know much about it and sold it in a collection for like a quarter for each one, I heard there worth thousands
Yes, I have found error coins and yes, i've had forums tell me it's just machine doubling. Never did trust them. Thanks J&B. Congratulation RaZac
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for your information on error coins!!! Have a blessed day because you deserve it!!!
Congratulations brother, I'm absolutely blown away
Wow, that’s really nice. Congrats.
As you know I just sent a 1964 dime to Mr Wexler. Im hoping its a.first find. Everyone i have shown it too are amazed by it. If it is what I hope it is I owe it all to you and Mrs B. I have learned so much from you and our coin family. Thank you God bless and much love.
Thank you! Fingers crossed:)
Thanks for sharing. I always appreciate the help!
Very nice! I kept every 2020 coin I came across, quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies because it was the year I began collecting. I agree with you completely. Congratulations Raizac!
I Have done the same from 2017 when I started collecting.
My Wife finds more cool stuff and hands it to me.
The Coin Star reject bin is a Great place to look.
I haven’t found an error coin yet but I’m always on the lookout for them!
Yes I have found many error coins. Love looking for them. Congrats on the find. See Ya later.
I have error coins,just love their uniqueness
SO AWESOME!!! Thanks for sharing!! Still waiting to find MY Special Coin!!!
Congratulations Razak!
A ⭐️ 💫 star in Coin Collectors Hall of Fame. 😎
I've found many errors, they are so fun to find. Your Vid's are addicting.
Found a 2017 D Ellis Island with the 'D' at the end of Island missing the imprint
Thanks J&B and congrats Raizac on a new discovery.
I have one, I was browsing through my quarters yesterday. This is a 2020 P. I need a stronger magnifying loop, unable to view the back at this time. Promising will do more investigation. Love your videos. I am elderly & need a new roof on this old homestead. Your videos are invaluable to me. I am hunting for QUARTERS TO TURN INTO A ROOF FUNDRAISER. over the next few months. Surely I will find a hidden treasure to sellI. I will turn 71 this September. So happy I subscribe to your channel. YOU give me HOPE indeed. Much gratitude from my heart to your gift of sharing, making dreams come true!
This is so awesome!
I’ve never found an discovery or an error coin, but have cherry picked a few varieties. I’ve learned that social media pages and 99% of the forums are not helpful and everyone is quick to shoot someone down and when proven wrong, blame poor photos etc...
Hey I have one of those coins I just found it
Wow!!!!! I have mine now. The one that I put in my Commemorative quarters book 2020 P. has the DD in plain site ( with 60x magnafication) of course. Thank you so much for the information. Love your videos.
Told my coins aren't worth anything...and some of these people have told me that they would "take it off my hands" for a small price...NOPE...I kept the coins. Red flag when they want to buy a "worthless coin" from me. Thanks for your videos... I always learn a lot from them!
Yes I have had the same respond from a coin shop, telling that my coins were not worth a lot and if I wanted I could give them to him for garbage. Right??? this is how I turned to your videos to get the right information.
WOW! That is so cool for him!!! I have so many of these in BU condition. Philadelphia minted. I’m going to have to look at them all again.
I have the leaking bucket, it’s more like the one you said you have. It’s a large chip instead of a leak. I never tried to show an error coin to anyone. Great find, great video!!
I have a lot of new and old circulated quarter's and it's amazing just how many have a minor error. Or double die rim and planchet cracks and I've had some that are obvious errors and some that you really really really have to look and sometimes I just think I'm imagining it and I've asked some people that are experts about a few coins. a couple have said about a coin or two oh nah that's just after mint damage it's like a full-time job going through your coins ( after roll hunting OR just getting interesting change at stores) weighing examining them then on top of that looking up information and history on certain mints and dates and what coins to look for errors excetera excetera . And I have a lot of BU collecting but I also get in roll hunting moods and I think I am addicted to Quarter's,Lincoln memorial circulated and BU COINS ! Lol. It's easy to buy a mint set or Proof set break it up (wearing jewelry examination gloves course) and rating them are easy! But rating a error coin and getting the courage to slab and send it out. Fearing it comes back a dud so I totally feel you on that point I also have a bunch of really nice toned and discolored quarters and Lincoln Memorial cents the quarters that are toned and the Lincoln Memorial cents summer red Brown some are blue blue red purple I got them in a book just a blank Myler Style Penny book for some reason people love those the Beautiful and they're all one-of-a-kind because you never see the same one twice they're all like rainbows LOL
@@davidstrange2482 WOW!!
Thank You for making this Awesome Video. I had heard of a couple of errors on this coin. Today I looked for the first time. I found one with the Doubled Initials. WOW.
Congrats on the discovery! That's very exciting. I actually cant believe he decided to rant first, in his letter to you before disclosing the results of your coin attribution
I'm going to look in my piggyback right now. I have found a "D" "D" 1999 penny but lost it 😢😕
I find them but coin stores have told me they ain't worth anything but I keep them no matter what
I believe I found my first error coin this evening...I've just started collecting so I'm hoping I'm correct. Thanks for all of your knowledge and sharing it with us.
I have not found any varieties personally. I have submitted a few to CONECA and so far they have all been confirmed as post mint damage. I find it funny that people called it excessive die wear on brand new dies. Congrats Razak and thanks for sharing.
Found a half million dollars in Confederate money in 1988 and was told it was worthless. I was very young at the time and I lost it somewhere.
You lost it to the person who told you it was worthless.
You must fill us in and tell us how you found half a million in confederate money
I would love 2 hear more about this. Ive found out over the yrs only about 2% of that money is real. How u can really tell if it is, is the signitures. U really have 2 do ur homework on them. That would b so cool 2 have something like that. Thanks 4 sharing & if u ever c it again i would like 2 c pic's. Please.
@@marjoriemcclarnon7235
The confederates used to break into their office at night and xerox more confederate money
@@jeffveron8783 1 of my friends went 2 school 2 b a history teacher & he was telling me some of that money was printed on wall paper. They used what they had on hand. Some was printed on 1 side & people were cutting it w/ scissors. Meaning alot of it wasnt nice & neat. They did what they had 2, 2 get the job done.
I've never found an error yet but man I'm trying hard tho
Awesome thank you for sharing helping you are the only one that has helped I had the other people tell me no. Thank you
I'm very new to this hobby but very intrigued by it as well! I feel like many of the coin pages have scared newbies away from grading a coin by telling us that it's just not worth it. After watching your video I will be joining your page so I can get some honest info because I feel that you sir have the better info out of most of the pages I've watched. Like I said I'm very new to this and have been so confused about what a double die really looks like. I've got some some salt river bay quarters I'd like you to look at. Tomorrow after I get paid you will have another paying subscriber. Thank you
First let’s me say I’m glad you never gave up on your finding, and yes I’ve found errors coins my favorite is the low leaf quarter
I've found what I think are error coins, but I've never sent any in to get authenticated - that's so awesome to be the first to find an error - congrats!
Sandra
I wrote you already and told you I was told to spend mine they were all worthless. I told you, you could have a coin you needed but I need to know where to send it. You never let me know.
A dream come true. I have some beautiful error coins. My favorite is the very obvious double dye obverse (I learned that from you) bicentennial jfk half dollar. Thanks for sharing this find!
Will be on the lookout for this. Haven't sent in any DDR/DDO coins. Thanks for the info.
Oh heck.... I can't even find my shoes much less that tiny error.
Lol
I've looked at a ton of coins. I have NEVER found any errors
Sandra P.
I’m 76 and have dementia I am trying real hard to sell something. I watch all J &B videos but I have trouble remembering.
Wow thats awesome im happy for him! Perseverance pays off!
Nice! I will have to re-look through my quarters.
The guy like to hear himself talk
I was told a 1955 poor mans penny was worthless. I never let another one pass!
What's a poor man's penny?
WOW and OMG!!! I’m so excited now!! But NOW what do I do?? I’m almost completely clueless about coin collection except for bicentennials and pre-1965s… and even for those I still don’t even know what I’m supposed to do with them besides keeping them all in a separate jar….. I just started going through one of my huge change jars and was watching coin vids while I sorted out mostly just quarters. I know that 64 on back is good so I was just separating the state coins separately from the rest. I’m barely scratching the top and this vid comes up. I have THREE of these Virgin Islands ones already and I am SO excited now… YAY!! But NOW what do I do?? Also the print you talk about is so very small I can’t even see it… I don’t have a loupe. I just have excitement!! Thank you so much for making this silly chore so exciting and also for the happiness. Much love and blessings to you 💜💜💜
I have a TON of these quarters! I will be checking them all right after I watch the video. Thanks and God Bless!
Who is Mr Wexler?
You'd be hard put to find anyone to give you anything worthwhile for this pitiful example of an 'error'.
Whether you find somebody to give you any money for it or not getting credit for the discovery is pretty awesome.
And yes time and time again I've carried coins that I have thought were errors to my local coin guy and he has basically shrugged them off or he either acted like he didn't have the time
Yes I'm afraid there is so many varieties and small imperfections that are called "errors" in the hobby today that most older dealer's find uninteresting only the bold double dies like the 55dd ,09 s vdb are considered valuable the tryed and true over time
I don't fool with local coin shops, it's a waste of time. I hunt coins and I can sit on them if I want to. I'll sell them raw at the flea market to other collectors for cash. If they know what they are looking for they'll pay a fair price. I don't have time or patience to divulge my knowledge and I'm definitely not desperate for money. I don't mind leaving a lot of meat on the bone for them to make some profit too, It's good not to be desperate. 😊
Thanks for the exclusive information buddy ,you right above the decision what we doing with the coins mistake , PR fan
Thank you brother for all the info. I wish you the best!! you and your family,, stay healthy brother. ✌️❤️
I just found a queens beast Whitehorse of Hanover with doubling on all the lettering and numbers on the reverse side.
I have found minor errors. Sent some to Mr. Wexler. He wasn’t impressed. Lol.
Sorry, there is always more to find!
Starting on coins and errors, have some coins that look like the ones you and others in UA-cam mention. Hope I keep learning. Thank, Happy Holiday to you and your loved ones.
J&B thank you very much for this video it just so happens i got a boatload of quarters I've been going through and I just passed about a half a dozen of these quarters here I guess I'll have to look a few of them back over again . And to answer your second question there I have been told I had a coin that. wasn't worth anything but I still have it still held onto them , thanks man. Have a great day guys
I just did laundry with a full roll of these
so did i, Sunday. Now i need to look at the leftovers.
Where at
Hello I have one also identical. Thank you for putting these types of videos out. Your family is awesome.
Nice to run across this video. I've loved the family coins we have that just got passed to me two years ago. I cataloged them and sent an email to idk who anymore but either a grader or auction house, who stated I have nothing worthwhile. Yet watching all these videos online state that I've coins from $2 upwards of tens of thousands. But it was that disappointing response that made me put them back away until recently. I've always been curious on multiple just to get a grade for fun and perhaps future reference. I'm thinking once again about just going for it, still trying to put negativity out of my mind and just enjoy them, regardless.
Good for you. Isn't it nice that at your age you still got it!! CONGRADULATIONS
I have a 1930 Standing walking Liberty Quarter. That says In God We Trvst. Is it worth anything?
I just found this coin today! Thanks for the info!
Congratulations on new error coin discovery SOME OF THOSE 2020 COINS plus FROM OTHER YEARS ALSO LOOKED FUNNY. I KEPT THEM ALL !
Hi! JB I hope you are doing well and your family as well. I just watched your 2020 video and I just so happened to have a 2020 quarter that is doubled on the reverse on everything. What should I do with it.
Very informative. Was watching this video while getting closer looks at a couple of rolls I bought home... Let's just say I have added two new mint error coins to my collection because of it. Great video! Looking forward to more on the lastest updates. Thanks and have a blessed day
Hey guys are having problems
Congrats on your find. Thank you fore posting it.
How exciting! Thank you ♥
thank you for this video, it's nice to find someone that is welcoming...so many coin collectors treat newbies as bothers..
THANK YOU FOR SHARING I HAVE LOTS OF QUARTER
LOOKING NOW.
Thanks razak, great find . Yes, I have few errors mostly worn dies and cuds.
What camera do you use? If you're filming with a phone, look into an OLLO Clip for macro.
Thanks I really like how you explain about the coins
This is a great channel! Thank you!
Awesome 🤩 so DELIGHTED TO HEAR 👂 THESE NEW LISTINGS POPPING 🆙 GIVES US ALL HOPE TO KEEP FINDING “NEW~DISCOVERY~PEICES”! Ya u Can see the splitting as well 👏🏼
Out of all the quarters I've saving for about 6years now and only have one.Good thing I watch this video.Otherwise I wouldn't have known.
Check out you State Quarters, some can be worth ALOT.
If coin collecting gives you joy than that's worth more than money.
Lowell State coin, Connecticut, Kanasas 1861 with the Buffalo or Bison, look for a real high back, both are sort after. Goggle State coins and have fun.
I found a 1972 Liberty Quarter with a small round dot where the min mark should be. I was told there were no error 1972's, yeah well I have one and will get it checked out soon. It would be fun to do like the dude it in this video it.
I look up to this channel more then ever, 6 months ago I couldn't even identify a proof coin, thanks to this man right here, within one years time I've created a very large collection with over 1000 coins, I have a 1970 S low 7 with very interesting aspects that's make me believe it has a high possibility of being a mint error!
I’m new to collecting so far I have not found a error coin yet. Thanks for the information JB!
Im just learning but my grandfather taught me some. Ty for your club.
I have one! Just found it! I also found a 1982 D Lincoln memorial penny that wieghs 3.1 Grams!
Its not the small date unfortunately.
I have a 2020d quarter like this one and it has a beautiful mirror finish on the obverse and a mat finish on the reverse. is it worth anything? I can't tell if the m is doubled or not.
Wow.... I just looped mine, you are absolutely Right!!
Thank you JB Exent information
So cool. 👍
I have a bunch. Now I have to go back and look at all of them. I’ve saved every new coin I could find. In the thousands.
CONGRATULATIONS. The coin dealer in my area try to do the same thing. Know your stuff when you’re trying to sell it.
This is HUGE COIN NEWS! Thanks!
This hobby is the first hobby I've had that I have broke close to even on.
I have found a few that I consider possible errors but haven't confirmed any as of this time.
Perhaps one could spend more money grading those that actually are identifiable by the novice and actually lose money rather than enjoy the hobby by spending more aquiring coins to enjoy.
Thanks for sharing the information and the enthusiasm for the hobby.
The pleasure from this peaceful hobby is the eggs from the golden goose.
You said something right around eight minutes into the video that i was glad to hear. I myself have shown coin's in community groups i will leave unnamed, however was supposed to be one of the top grading groups. One of the man guys went on to say it was after mint damage. Then right after him another guy said it looked as if a tornado touched down on the coin at the top and made it's way south. He then recommended me to give my coin to the previous guy for analysis. I guess these guys work together to try and find fools, however i am not one. I love watching your channel and one other that i subscribe to because i continue to learn new things. Variety Vista has been a big help when it comes to comparison of variety coin's and i believe i just discovered a new variety which isn't on his list. I have also saved your link where you have coin's for sale, therefore soon to make a purchase. Sorry that the comment was so long but you was dead on when you said get more than one opinion and don't just go off what the first person says in some group. I know what you do is very time consuming and i thank you for your informed knowledge, therefore i will always be a subscriber to your channel.
JB I have found and error coin and sent pics in to the Q@A stream and was told similar results so thank you for giving me hope that I'm not crazy lol. God Bless and see you on the next live stream
what is the best magnifying glass to buy for looking at
coins?
Great find n info.... I love JB COINS... congratulations