Thank you very much. Yes, it was a pretty good bulk submission. The coins are really nice and will make many people happy. Sure hope Alexandrea and I can come up there one day for a show, would be a lot of fun. Thank you...
Thank you for checking out my video. Yes, I fully agree. Unfortunately right now NGC is very inconsistent. The rejects look at least MS-63 and they didn't even get graded. Unfortunately when you submit, it can go to an inexperienced grader and the submitter looses. Turned in a bunch of new stuff, will do more videos. Thank you...
If you are a member of NGC for decades and paid them big $$$$ for service, and you are a licensed dealer then they can work for you , but if you are non of above NGC will make grades down for regular citizens.
@@thinkdifferently9870, thank you for the comment. 1st, I have been a member for a little over 10 years not decades. I pay them their fees to have coins graded. I appreciate your opinion but it is what it is. Not sure your meaning or point. Grading is subjective and its all good. I am a dealer and collector for 16+ years. Overall I am happy with the Grading companies and will continue to submit. Thank you again...
@@buyystocks, thank you for checking out my videos. No, my daughter's shop is in St. Augustine Florida. About 30 miles south of Jacksonville. We can ship coins, we do it all the time...
Thank you for your time. This was a Bulk submission, with a minimum grade of MS-63. We figured most would be that grade. A small group came back a little higher. Definitely happy. Glad you enjoyed...
Thank you for watching. Yes I agree, seems like they are being really tight. I think because of CAC grading, lowering a lot of NGC graded coins, they are trying to be over strict. I will be re-submitting several on a standard tier and see. Thank you again...
Hi, Thank you for checking out my video. It does seem that way but we actually expected it. These coins were chosen because they were MS-63 or possible MS-64. We are very happy with the results. Our higher coins are brought in on a higher tier submission. Thank you...
Thank you for checking out my video. Yes, they are really nice, especially the one. They are all going for sale. If interested, let my daughter know. Thank you very much...
Thanks. Lots of nice looking coins. So... what happens with those that didn't make minimum grade? Marketing plans for those? Send them to my house ,get em out of your hair? I'll pay postage/shipping.
Hi, thank you for watching and commenting. Usually they go back to my daughter and go into a bucket selling for $33 each. These we plan on resubmitting in another tier and see if they are graded differently. Kinda an experiment. I will post a video on the results. Thank you...
Thank you very much. Yes this was a bulk submission. They were pretty nice, very happy. I am getting numbers for you. Have a great evening, prayers with you my friend...
There are so many gorgeous $ sized vintage silver coins from all over the world one can hunt for. A whole lot much more interessting than the Morgan $. South and middle american Peso, Sol, Real or the japanese iconic 1 Yen from the meiji era, british crown, german mark french franc etc. etc. etc. I don't get it, why a collector would only be interessted in US 1$ coins
Thank you very much for watching my video. I agree, U.S. money for the most part are boring. There are early notes that have some beautiful artwork. But yes, U.S. coinage is not very interesting. And YES, there is so many beautiful coins from all around the world. My personal collection has coins and currency from around the world. But, because I sell coins in the U.S., my primary market buys U.S. coins. So, most of everything I submit is coins for sale, they need to be U.S. Hope that helped. Thank you again, hope you continue to keep watching my videos. Have a great day...
There are a lot of other coins that are nice but the Morgan and peace dollar by far the most iconic coins known in the world so if you live in US and want to sell coins US is way to go I only collect US coins and the older Mexican onza that’s all I like the look of others but I don’t know enough about other foreign coins to make smart purchases so I just stay out the way afraid I will mess up buy a fake or overpay
@@EricBynog-zd4rd, thank you so much for checking out my video. I agree, Morgan dollars are sooo popular and collected throughout the world. We sell tons of them and love working with people trying to get more. And yes, we love old Mexican silver. Kinda sell them as well. If you need anything, please contact my daughter at her shop, she can definitely help if your looking for anything. Thank you...
@@EricBynog-zd4rd how can you say "the Morgan is by far the most iconic", while stating not knowing anything about foreign coins in the same comment? I could pull at least a dozen far more iconic from the top of my head, than the somewhat boring Morgan $. If you don't want to get scammed, go to reputed dealers. There are even a lot of foreigners, minted in Philadelphia, 1Peso Cuba 1915,16,31-33, 1Balboa 1931,34,47, 2½Gulden 1947 etc.etc
all those coins were holder worthy very nice pick ups. hope to see you at a PA show sometime!
Thank you very much. Yes, it was a pretty good bulk submission. The coins are really nice and will make many people happy.
Sure hope Alexandrea and I can come up there one day for a show, would be a lot of fun. Thank you...
Some of these look a lot better than 63’s.
Thank you for checking out my video. Yes, I fully agree. Unfortunately right now NGC is very inconsistent. The rejects look at least MS-63 and they didn't even get graded. Unfortunately when you submit, it can go to an inexperienced grader and the submitter looses.
Turned in a bunch of new stuff, will do more videos. Thank you...
If you are a member of NGC for decades and paid them big $$$$ for service, and you are a licensed dealer then they can work for you , but if you are non of above NGC will make grades down for regular citizens.
@@thinkdifferently9870, thank you for the comment. 1st, I have been a member for a little over 10 years not decades. I pay them their fees to have coins graded. I appreciate your opinion but it is what it is. Not sure your meaning or point. Grading is subjective and its all good. I am a dealer and collector for 16+ years. Overall I am happy with the Grading companies and will continue to submit. Thank you again...
Very nice 👍
Thank you very much, really appreciate your comments and support. Have a nice evening...
ty for sharing.
Hank you for watching. Really appreciate your support. Have a great day...
@@johnz-man4754 I'm 60 and just retired, back to collecting Morgan's, L have a 10 yr plan, lol.
@@buyystocks, awesome. If there is anything we can do to help, please contact my daughter and she will take care of you. Have a great day...
@@buyystocks, thank you for checking out my videos. No, my daughter's shop is in St. Augustine Florida. About 30 miles south of Jacksonville.
We can ship coins, we do it all the time...
Awesome submission and beautiful coins. Looks like they just gave you all 63s lol. Great looking coins. 🎉
Thank you for your time. This was a Bulk submission, with a minimum grade of MS-63. We figured most would be that grade. A small group came back a little higher. Definitely happy. Glad you enjoyed...
Nice seeing all those MS64..Lets see a MS66!
I have some, unfortunately not part of this submission. Thank you...
You were moving very quickly, but I'd say a quarter to a third of the MS 63 box should have been 64's. They are being incredibly tough these days.
Thank you for watching. Yes I agree, seems like they are being really tight. I think because of CAC grading, lowering a lot of NGC graded coins, they are trying to be over strict.
I will be re-submitting several on a standard tier and see.
Thank you again...
All rubber stamped 63.
Hi, Thank you for checking out my video. It does seem that way but we actually expected it. These coins were chosen because they were MS-63 or possible MS-64. We are very happy with the results. Our higher coins are brought in on a higher tier submission.
Thank you...
I love those toned Morgans.
Thank you for checking out my video. Yes, they are really nice, especially the one. They are all going for sale. If interested, let my daughter know. Thank you very much...
Thanks. Lots of nice looking coins. So... what happens with those that didn't make minimum grade? Marketing plans for those? Send them to my house ,get em out of your hair? I'll pay postage/shipping.
Hi, thank you for watching and commenting. Usually they go back to my daughter and go into a bucket selling for $33 each.
These we plan on resubmitting in another tier and see if they are graded differently. Kinda an experiment. I will post a video on the results.
Thank you...
Likewise, thank you John.@@johnz-man4754
Why so many MS63's, Some of them should be MS65, 1887 are really Nice!
That's the way they graded them. Part of the submission game, unfortunately...
Nice John! Coins came back Nice! Did you ask for Bulk Submissions for me? 100 Minimum Let me know. Thanks!
Thank you very much. Yes this was a bulk submission. They were pretty nice, very happy.
I am getting numbers for you. Have a great evening, prayers with you my friend...
There are so many gorgeous $ sized vintage silver coins from all over the world one can hunt for. A whole lot much more interessting than the Morgan $. South and middle american Peso, Sol, Real or the japanese iconic 1 Yen from the meiji era, british crown, german mark french franc etc. etc. etc.
I don't get it, why a collector would only be interessted in US 1$ coins
Thank you very much for watching my video. I agree, U.S. money for the most part are boring. There are early notes that have some beautiful artwork. But yes, U.S. coinage is not very interesting.
And YES, there is so many beautiful coins from all around the world. My personal collection has coins and currency from around the world. But, because I sell coins in the U.S., my primary market buys U.S. coins. So, most of everything I submit is coins for sale, they need to be U.S.
Hope that helped. Thank you again, hope you continue to keep watching my videos. Have a great day...
There are a lot of other coins that are nice but the Morgan and peace dollar by far the most iconic coins known in the world so if you live in US and want to sell coins US is way to go I only collect US coins and the older Mexican onza that’s all I like the look of others but I don’t know enough about other foreign coins to make smart purchases so I just stay out the way afraid I will mess up buy a fake or overpay
@@EricBynog-zd4rd, thank you so much for checking out my video. I agree, Morgan dollars are sooo popular and collected throughout the world. We sell tons of them and love working with people trying to get more.
And yes, we love old Mexican silver. Kinda sell them as well.
If you need anything, please contact my daughter at her shop, she can definitely help if your looking for anything.
Thank you...
@@EricBynog-zd4rd how can you say "the Morgan is by far the most iconic", while stating not knowing anything about foreign coins in the same comment? I could pull at least a dozen far more iconic from the top of my head, than the somewhat boring Morgan $. If you don't want to get scammed, go to reputed dealers. There are even a lot of foreigners, minted in Philadelphia,
1Peso Cuba 1915,16,31-33, 1Balboa 1931,34,47, 2½Gulden 1947 etc.etc
NGC is a really cheap company. You would think on a submission that big they would return them in the plastic boxes.
Thank you for checking out my video. I agree, unfortunately they body bag them. Oh well. Have a great day...
I subscribe to your numismatics channel. If you want, you can observe my Italian coin collection. Good video, thank
Thank you for subscribing to my channel, I definitely appreciate it.
I will have to check it out. Thank you...