Fantastic stream! I watched it all! My first two Morgans are a 1899o and 1900o. I paid a dollar each back in 1996. I just got back into collecting about 8 years ago. I collect all denominations. This is for fun and bad weather project but lately it has became a obsession. Definitely love these guys information!
Thanks for the kind words and living in Minnesota I have 5 months a year of "bad weather" but would never move because the other 7 months are worth it! And, yeah I may obsess! Big Apple and Dean are awesome collectors and people!
Hi Dan! Wow! Great video and awesome guests! The two notes I want the most…. but will never own due to my finances (or lack thereof) are the Black Eagle and The Bison. I just love watching all the banter, laughter, and wisdom! Blessings always my friend! ❤️😊🙏
Thank you and Betty squirrel your funds away! Black Eagles are attainable for $100 or less that still have good appeal. Check out this eBay listing: www.ebay.com/itm/146208821506?itmmeta=01JDYW1JD34Q2H3ENK8E8H7AFD&hash=item220ab99102:g:OV0AAOSwyMVnPj3X&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAAwMxmj%2BiGvOveHXEBClPb29j7eAJAmQasmc16ACMVrNxIsVNTi%2Bs7hka2LwPHnAqGfFhIdpEMWw8c%2F4OjmRdXD1Oue4lKsrXdkPGiARv1uOqEW0q1yWbfCOYWP0X3YpO9SgSsiuzhOBus4%2BDoVpJtpXIeQfkZO%2FB%2FnJ5NkrJTXrcUwMt1rUqnnDaasFOjDwFDyOg0v1AMXFQM%2FD5CX101jWclJyoScKRuy4bY5GGvkYlt1bFo17AC9kRH3mJ9i3RViw%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR86mhtzvZA
Another fantastic video! Starting a new UA-cam channel can feel daunting, especially when you’ve set the bar so high with your impeccable editing, graphics, and that incredible TV-quality voice. I think a video sharing your process-how you achieve that professional polish-would be an invaluable resource for anyone considering launching their own numismatic channel. It could inspire others to take the leap and join this amazing community! I feel that I am on the cusp of starting one to document my adventures in currency hunting. I started paper collecting in June and now 20 notes in and already looking back at what I did right and wrong, the information sources that were not obvious or known at the time.
Thanks for the very kind words. Your idea is awesome for a channel! To see the early stages of collecting, hunting, thought process documented early on would be amazing. Great idea to tell the story of how I started my UA-cam and what I do. Have to give that a lot of thought. If I can help and you want to talk please feel free to contact me polarcurrency@gmail.com. Best I can do is tell you what I have experienced.
Dan, I really enjoyed the video. It was informative and entertaining. I, like many, started with coins, then dabbled in currency and now am very heavily into currency. Personally I find such a strong link between coins and currency than many people don't notice. Why are there so many uncirculated Morgans to collect? It's because of currency. Those Morgans were stored away in vaults for decades as the backing for all those silver certificates. It's a strong linkage.
Thank you Dan! I had a lot of fun with you and Big 🍎. You are a master editor and honestly I don’t know how you are not over 2,000 subs! Thank you for including me and I will come on anytime you need. Your support means so much my friend.
Great Video & Discussion Dan , I really enjoyed it, so much experience with you three. I joined the channels of your guest, Please keep them coming, GOD Bless & Keep Stackin Bro
I feel like I am the only coin collector who does not enjoy Morgan dollars🤷♂️ I watch Morgan Dollar Mondays almost religiously lol but aside from 1 or 2 I have a sentimental connection to they just don’t give me a warm fuzzy feeling inside. That being said I enjoyed listening to every moment of this conversation 👍
@@Golden.Silver.Conquistador DMPL Morgans are beautiful but at the same time any coin DMPL,PL,DCAM,CAM looks beautiful to me. So is it the design of the Morgan, or the contrast of the fields vs devices that actually catches your eye?🤔
WOW who the hell is Bigapple stacker LOL🤣🤣🤣Thank you Dan for a wonderful time with you and dean. Talking Morgan dollars which I know you love so much 🤣🤣had a great time.
I inherited a portion of my father’s coin collection after he passed away. When he left me some money I really started getting into coin collecting. I was almost obsessed with it. I started out just filing out books after different books. Nickels , Dimes , Quarters, Halves you name it I was collecting it and filling it and just collecting it just to have it and filling up binders with the same coins and then silver and then foreign coins and then currency. You name it I would probably 😊collect it and now I have a bunch of things all over my house. Some time before I die I will have to have an estate sale auction to get rid of most of it.
Maybe you can start selling off now to collect something "select" and more manageable to pass on but would still have great collector value? I would recommend paper currency! If nothing else it is lighter!
We really need a video on fractional currency and colonial currency. Not only can you get a lot of these in UNC grades for cheap, but the history is so much better IMO. The fact I could get a series 5 fractional in 65epq for less than $150 is insane. The sets can even be completed in UNC for a fraction of trying to complete an Educational Series or an 1899 series, etc. I would also say my favorite collection pieces would be the Confederate Notes in UNC along with the Union Greenback and Fractionals.
Both Fractional and Colonial/Continental are on the list. The reason for the delay? None of us are that knowledgeable! But "I've got a guy". Andy from @andeznotes5025 knows a ton - about all currency. I will be having him on in late December/January for an "introduction" conversation. The plan was to start from the beginning with ones but that's not the beginning. Fractional and Colonial/Continental are. Stay tuned. Thanks for the input and you are spot on for what to collect.
Good video and guests. For coins, it’s worth melt value with details grade, unless it’s a key date then it’s worth more. As an investor collector, rarity and grade is everything for both coins and currency. Agree with educate yourself with multiple resources for anything you collect.
How about getting some of the paper guys to collect coins? Especially in the context of what the Constitution has to say on the matter: "No State shall...make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts..."
I have both coins and currency in my collection. Started with mostly coins due to age, and budget, but eventually started including some currency. On my fourth collection of both now, had my first stolen, and the second and third got me through some rough times as they were sold. Hoping that my current collection will be more permanent to pass on to my son.
That's the purpose of these conversations! I collect US silver dollar and half dollar types along with sovereign "1 ounce" silver bullion./coins. And Article 1, Section 10 refers to States - not the Federal Government or individual banks - which ironically had to be approved by states to be a bank in the first place.
Fantastic stream! I watched it all! My first two Morgans are a 1899o and 1900o. I paid a dollar each back in 1996. I just got back into collecting about 8 years ago. I collect all denominations. This is for fun and bad weather project but lately it has became a obsession. Definitely love these guys information!
Thanks for the kind words and living in Minnesota I have 5 months a year of "bad weather" but would never move because the other 7 months are worth it! And, yeah I may obsess! Big Apple and Dean are awesome collectors and people!
Thank you Dan for a nother good video.
i collected
coins long before I did notes. And have some very nice Morgans.
Thanks Mark - that's what is great about Morgans - they will always hold their value.
Hi Dan! Wow! Great video and awesome guests! The two notes I want the most…. but will never own due to my finances (or lack thereof) are the Black Eagle and The Bison. I just love watching all the banter, laughter, and wisdom! Blessings always my friend! ❤️😊🙏
Thank you and Betty squirrel your funds away! Black Eagles are attainable for $100 or less that still have good appeal. Check out this eBay listing:
www.ebay.com/itm/146208821506?itmmeta=01JDYW1JD34Q2H3ENK8E8H7AFD&hash=item220ab99102:g:OV0AAOSwyMVnPj3X&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAAwMxmj%2BiGvOveHXEBClPb29j7eAJAmQasmc16ACMVrNxIsVNTi%2Bs7hka2LwPHnAqGfFhIdpEMWw8c%2F4OjmRdXD1Oue4lKsrXdkPGiARv1uOqEW0q1yWbfCOYWP0X3YpO9SgSsiuzhOBus4%2BDoVpJtpXIeQfkZO%2FB%2FnJ5NkrJTXrcUwMt1rUqnnDaasFOjDwFDyOg0v1AMXFQM%2FD5CX101jWclJyoScKRuy4bY5GGvkYlt1bFo17AC9kRH3mJ9i3RViw%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR86mhtzvZA
The editor did a fantastic job of references and pictures added in - very well done!
Appreciate that - I mean you just can't stare at three ugly guys for 47 minutes - plus it's always a good thing to see what's being talked about.
Great topic! Many of us paper collectors started with coins!
I wonder about the percentage - it has to be very, very high. I have yet to meet or talk to anyone that didn't start with coins at some level.
Dan great video, some collectors love both.
Yes - they do! Had to highlight the passion that both of them have for Morgans and currency. Thanks George!
14:47 the Mickey Mouse Gloves killed me. This was awesome and excellent.
Thank you for watching. I can believe that Dan put a FedEx truck dropping box. FORGETABOUTIT!! that had nothing to do with me. 🤣🤣
@ tings falls off the backs of trucks every day.
Thanks RNR! Thanks for getting the inside Easter Egg!
Every day...
Great video, Dan. The three of you together are very entertaining and have so much knowledge. Thank you all for taking the time to share this with us.
Thank you Jeff and apologize for forgetting your name - NEVER will do that again!
Another fantastic video! Starting a new UA-cam channel can feel daunting, especially when you’ve set the bar so high with your impeccable editing, graphics, and that incredible TV-quality voice. I think a video sharing your process-how you achieve that professional polish-would be an invaluable resource for anyone considering launching their own numismatic channel. It could inspire others to take the leap and join this amazing community! I feel that I am on the cusp of starting one to document my adventures in currency hunting. I started paper collecting in June and now 20 notes in and already looking back at what I did right and wrong, the information sources that were not obvious or known at the time.
Congrats on starting your collection. I hope you will enjoy it. 👍
Thanks for the very kind words. Your idea is awesome for a channel! To see the early stages of collecting, hunting, thought process documented early on would be amazing. Great idea to tell the story of how I started my UA-cam and what I do. Have to give that a lot of thought. If I can help and you want to talk please feel free to contact me polarcurrency@gmail.com. Best I can do is tell you what I have experienced.
Good stuff guys!
Thanks! Hope Vegas is treating you well!
Awesome Interview ! Really enjoyed this. ❤❤❤
Fun talk and fun to hear their passion for both!
Great video, Dan. I never would known that Big Apple was from NY!
🤣🤣Yes Born and raised in New York City Hell's Kitchen. FORGETABOUTIT.
Yeah, I know - you can hardly hear the accent from the west coast!
@@PolarCurrency 🤣🤣🤣
Dan, I really enjoyed the video. It was informative and entertaining. I, like many, started with coins, then dabbled in currency and now am very heavily into currency. Personally I find such a strong link between coins and currency than many people don't notice. Why are there so many uncirculated Morgans to collect? It's because of currency. Those Morgans were stored away in vaults for decades as the backing for all those silver certificates. It's a strong linkage.
Thanks SP! And completely agree both intertwined and especially with legislation and what was historically occurring at the time.
Thank you Dan! I had a lot of fun with you and Big 🍎. You are a master editor and honestly I don’t know how you are not over 2,000 subs! Thank you for including me and I will come on anytime you need. Your support means so much my friend.
Thanks Dean - easy to edit when you have great guests that provide great content! And because it's currency...
Great Video & Discussion Dan , I really enjoyed it, so much experience with you three. I joined the channels of your guest, Please keep them coming, GOD Bless & Keep Stackin Bro
Thanks for the support and both will be back on - if not just to shoot the bull about currency.
thanks all for this talk, it was great !
Thank you for stopping by!
I feel like I am the only coin collector who does not enjoy Morgan dollars🤷♂️ I watch Morgan Dollar Mondays almost religiously lol but aside from 1 or 2 I have a sentimental connection to they just don’t give me a warm fuzzy feeling inside. That being said I enjoyed listening to every moment of this conversation 👍
I have a Morgan just to have one. If I could collect silver Dollars, I would actually prefer the Peace Dollars.
You know it does it for me? The DMPL's. I don't think any coin at all can do what a DMPL Morgan does. Other than that, I don't blame you.
@@Golden.Silver.Conquistador DMPL Morgans are beautiful but at the same time any coin DMPL,PL,DCAM,CAM looks beautiful to me. So is it the design of the Morgan, or the contrast of the fields vs devices that actually catches your eye?🤔
I don't disagree. I prefer the Peace Dollar, the Walking Liberty and more to the Morgan - but we are in the minority!
I'm with you on that 100%. (Nothing against Morgans)
WOW who the hell is Bigapple stacker LOL🤣🤣🤣Thank you Dan for a wonderful time with you and dean. Talking Morgan dollars which I know you love so much 🤣🤣had a great time.
You are awesome Big 🍎! Your channel is awesome and making this video with you and Dan was a lot of fun. Thank you for having me on!
BA - thank you for your passion and knowledge and paying it forward. Really appreciate you coming on and had a great time.
nice notes guys
Thank you for watching.
Thanks - appreciate the support
Big Apple you Rock!
@@PolarCurrency your welcome
@@PolarCurrency thanks Dan
Get outta here.....Big Apple on the panel, another great person to gain even more knowledge in the currency world. Great video.
I know - he's kind of retarded in a smart way. LOL!
@PolarCurrency and we love him for it haha
@@PolarCurrency LOL I heard that 🤣🤣🤣
@@gunnysquarterdeck8550 what is so funny about me FORGETABOUTIT 🤣🤣😂.
@@bigapplestacker6911 everything hahahahaha
I inherited a portion of my father’s coin collection after he passed away. When he left me some money I really started getting into coin collecting. I was almost obsessed with it. I started out just filing out books after different books. Nickels , Dimes , Quarters, Halves you name it I was collecting it and filling it and just collecting it just to have it and filling up binders with the same coins and then silver and then foreign coins and then currency.
You name it I would probably 😊collect it and now I have a bunch of things all over my house. Some time before I die I will have to have an estate sale auction to get rid of most of it.
Maybe you can start selling off now to collect something "select" and more manageable to pass on but would still have great collector value? I would recommend paper currency! If nothing else it is lighter!
Morgans!? awww, man. Peace dollar all the way.
I'm with you Shawn.
We really need a video on fractional currency and colonial currency. Not only can you get a lot of these in UNC grades for cheap, but the history is so much better IMO. The fact I could get a series 5 fractional in 65epq for less than $150 is insane. The sets can even be completed in UNC for a fraction of trying to complete an Educational Series or an 1899 series, etc.
I would also say my favorite collection pieces would be the Confederate Notes in UNC along with the Union Greenback and Fractionals.
Both Fractional and Colonial/Continental are on the list. The reason for the delay? None of us are that knowledgeable! But "I've got a guy". Andy from @andeznotes5025 knows a ton - about all currency. I will be having him on in late December/January for an "introduction" conversation. The plan was to start from the beginning with ones but that's not the beginning. Fractional and Colonial/Continental are. Stay tuned. Thanks for the input and you are spot on for what to collect.
Good video and guests.
For coins, it’s worth melt value with details grade, unless it’s a key date then it’s worth more.
As an investor collector, rarity and grade is everything for both coins and currency.
Agree with educate yourself with multiple resources for anything you collect.
Yes to coin melt for most common, etc. Why I appreciate paper a bit more on the side of life for "Net/Details" instead of death!
How about getting some of the paper guys to collect coins? Especially in the context of what the Constitution has to say on the matter: "No State shall...make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts..."
I have both coins and currency in my collection. Started with mostly coins due to age, and budget, but eventually started including some currency. On my fourth collection of both now, had my first stolen, and the second and third got me through some rough times as they were sold. Hoping that my current collection will be more permanent to pass on to my son.
That's the purpose of these conversations! I collect US silver dollar and half dollar types along with sovereign "1 ounce" silver bullion./coins. And Article 1, Section 10 refers to States - not the Federal Government or individual banks - which ironically had to be approved by states to be a bank in the first place.
Tim from Yankee Stacking is the biggest fear mongerer on YT
And he's really a big dick.
@PolarCurrency every video for years all they say is how our economy is gonna collapse,so buy silver and gold at ANY cost 🙄
I've had a run in with him, too.