I tune in because Daniel puts so much effort into regularly posting his videos. He's making numismatics "accessible" to many younger aspiring collectors!
Thanks Daniel, I look forward every day to your videos. I’ve been a collector since I was a 10 year old. I collected off and on. You have reinvigorated my interest in the hobby. Thanks again.
You also need to make sure your viewers know that they need to hit the subscribe button AND the little bell icon on the right of that otherwise they won't be notified of new videos and then they won't watch the new videos
I love your channel. There is you and a couple other who do a fabulous job explaining things to us to where it can be understood with the coins. I'm new at this. I haven't been on any of the group sites yet, but I can see I'm going to have to sign up for some of them because I have so many questions. I started this to make a few extra bucks about 6 months or so ago, and...lol I now have probably a thousand dollars in change and still don't know what I'm really doing. I know I have to get a pay pal account or something so I can get rid of some of the stuff that I know is worth a few bucks. But as it may be, I'm clueless on how that's even done. I'll get there. Someone here will eventually help me get going with this. Oh boy, I can see I'm a rambling again. Anyways all I really wanted to say I love your channel 😊
I get a few rolls of pennies once in a while and I am always looking for CAM or 98-2000 WAM. Nothing so far but I will keep looking. Thanks for the info on what is "attributable". Thanks.
Ive been finding errors and varieties in circulated change. Is there a circulated coin market? Other than metals melt price of the coin? I depending on which type of coin. Am I better to leave them raw, or get them to igc or anacs to confirm the variety before sale or just put it up raw? I know what you said in past videos. I wasnt sure if it's a bad idea to grade a circulated error coin like other common coins. Thanks daniel
I actually do have a almost touching 1992 Clam penny. I just have never submitted a coin yet although, I am a member of PCGS I am curious as to the cost to submit? Any idea? And, what is a 1992 clam recognized as? A modern? Upon sunbission. Or is there a choice as to an error coin as it is... I tend to be a little shy so there fore haven't ask PCGS to date anywway.... Thank you! But I did learn on your video today what the holes on a coin are. I also have coins that looks as if at the mint the copper or zinc was wet and somebody took a paint brush and swirled it around on the coin. Don't know what's that considered ither. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. Thank you again.
I tune in because Daniel puts so much effort into regularly posting his videos. He's making numismatics "accessible" to many younger aspiring collectors!
Thanks for the tip. Best way to see if it’s a real close AM.
I have a 1993 taped to my coin searching table for this exact reason thank you Daniel for the hard work and great information!
Thank you
Very good information! 👍
Lol.... "you can dream all you want."
Thanks Daniel, I look forward every day to your videos. I’ve been a collector since I was a 10 year old. I collected off and on. You have reinvigorated my interest in the hobby. Thanks again.
I love your informative theme! Dilemma, I have so many pennies inspect! Thanks for your help!
You also need to make sure your viewers know that they need to hit the subscribe button AND the little bell icon on the right of that otherwise they won't be notified of new videos and then they won't watch the new videos
Thanks for the info.
I love your channel. There is you and a couple other who do a fabulous job explaining things to us to where it can be understood with the coins. I'm new at this. I haven't been on any of the group sites yet, but I can see I'm going to have to sign up for some of them because I have so many questions. I started this to make a few extra bucks about 6 months or so ago, and...lol I now have probably a thousand dollars in change and still don't know what I'm really doing. I know I have to get a pay pal account or something so I can get rid of some of the stuff that I know is worth a few bucks. But as it may be, I'm clueless on how that's even done. I'll get there. Someone here will eventually help me get going with this. Oh boy, I can see I'm a rambling again. Anyways all I really wanted to say I love your channel 😊
EXCECTIONAL TOPIC!THANK you you addressing the "blistering" on pennies. That's a real eye tricker. I am gonna look like that "crazy eye's " guy on Mr.
Glad I found your channel! I was hoping I would be the 40k subscriber but you’re almost there!
I get a few rolls of pennies once in a while and I am always looking for CAM or 98-2000 WAM. Nothing so far but I will keep looking. Thanks for the info on what is "attributable". Thanks.
Thx, I never thought about using a 93 to check. Good to know, Cheers,
Thanks for the info
Congrats!
I found one today. I checked out your video and 1993 penny and it is a close AM.. I am not on EBAY so good luck to me in selling it.
Ive been finding errors and varieties in circulated change. Is there a circulated coin market? Other than metals melt price of the coin? I depending on which type of coin. Am I better to leave them raw, or get them to igc or anacs to confirm the variety before sale or just put it up raw? I know what you said in past videos. I wasnt sure if it's a bad idea to grade a circulated error coin like other common coins. Thanks daniel
I actually do have a almost touching 1992 Clam penny. I just have never submitted a coin yet although, I am a member of PCGS I am curious as to the cost to submit? Any idea? And, what is a 1992 clam recognized as? A modern? Upon sunbission. Or is there a choice as to an error coin as it is... I tend to be a little shy so there fore haven't ask PCGS to date anywway.... Thank you! But I did learn on your video today what the holes on a coin are. I also have coins that looks as if at the mint the copper or zinc was wet and somebody took a paint brush and swirled it around on the coin. Don't know what's that considered ither. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. Thank you again.