CoinWeek IQ: Numismatic America: Behind the Scenes at the National Numismatic Collection - 4K

This video was made possible thanks to a sponsorship by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (www.ngccoin.com) and with the generous support of the Smithsonian Institution.
In this 4K CoinWeek video, editor Charles Morgan joins ANA President Jeff Garrett for a rare behind the scenes tour of the National Numismatic Collection at the Smithsonian Institution.
Jeff and Charles discuss the 1804 dollar, George T. Morgan's sketchbook, a rare never-before-filmed 2008 Ultra High Relief gold pattern struck at the Perth Mint for the U.S. Mint, plus six important U.S. coins from deep inside the vault.
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[@bsd9230]

also I'll be checking the coinstar machines for those coins!!!

[@1952creswell]

I was sure hoping they would highlight the unique 1849 Liberty double eagle.

[@Numistacker]

Great video very enjoyable to watch - Wish you and all at Coin Week a happy new year.

[@bgs9man]

To see such rarities was just so amazing! Thanks for sharing.

[@TheCoinCouch2016]

This was really interesting to watch, it's always fun to see behind the scenes (the sketch book was great). Thanks for the video! :) Andrea

[@coinweek]

do you have any connections to museums in Berlin? maybe we can go film some of them together...

[@TheCoinCouch2016]

That's a really cool idea! I will ask around the office and get back to you :)

[@haroldmclean3755]

Magnificent is only a Word, Jaw dropping is an action 👍😀👍

[@goldcicvibefel9966]

I'd like to see more videos like this.

[@bsd9230]

wow great video ... Jeff knows his stuff!!! great to see it...

[@MillionaireGoldDealer]

Great video. Happy New year and all the best in 2017!

[@ss-mp8zu]

Saint gaudens is not the most beautiful coin in the world

[@MrDALE-jy8tu]

Marketing bro...

[@curseoftheegglady]

Wait... has it sunk in yet that those were ACTUAL 1804 dollars? Wow!

[@bernicekemp953]

Thanks so much for sharing the information!!!!

[@ark4147]

What an awesome and informative video! Most of us would never ever get to see those coins in person, but to see them on video is the next best thing. Jeff Garret is a great educator when it comes to the history of U.S. Coins. I purchased my Unc. 1916 SLQ from him last year and it's the pinnacle of my collection!

[@joshuamcmorrow-hernandez1364]

Awesome video!!

[@chillits-joey5544]

Please and Please contact me Jeff or any expert

[@aaugusta1842]

Amazing!

[@criollazoydeley]

Yo tengo una moneda que vale millones, y no se donde venderla

[@robertocamacho1594]

awesome video love it THANKS

[@AlPortughali]

Liked and subbed

[@jimmyboy131]

Those gold coins that are mounted in the public viewing case; are they mounted by steel pins? It seems like those would or could harm the coins.

[@timwalter96]

The pins are made of material that is softer than the metal the coins are made of.

[@MarkedMoneyTech]

Excellent presentation!