I just ordered a 1909vdb penny.I'm not really into penny's,but this one fits into any collection. The balls it took to tag this coin w/artist's initial's. 'BRILLIANT' !!!
I have a 1992 D broad struck almost exactly like yours except mine looks like President Lincoln doesn't have a beard. Mine is a nice coin. I'll take a picture of it for you if you would like me to. Just let me know if that's possible. I have a most of the 70s through 80s and up with and without their mint marks. Some 60s and earier too. Let me know what you think. Thank you Jackie
Sean, I truly thank you again for this video. I would've left these coins sitting in boxes, jars and bottles never really thinking of what I had accumulated coin wise until you featured them. I can't choose which one I like the most. What I can say that I am proud of is the bag of coins I put away 25 years ago dates start from 1938 to 1970 and they are beautiful.
My aunt was lucky enough to be one of those people to receive, as a gift, not 1, not 2, but 10 1964 Kennedy Halves SP (Special Strike). Each is valued at a minimum $99,000 - $165,000
Love how informative you are, I'm constantly updating my notebook. I'm looking at a 73 d lg date. (Originally thought in was a Rim error). Then I]p checked the weight...2.5g. Also have a 88, looks new. Then there's the 76, you can still see the individual hairs on his head.
I bought from an auction online a roll of penny's never opened was headline to buy- one end with a wheat head and other end had a older dime. One of the penny's I thought was a dime till I flipped it over and it is a 1943 penny. I don't know how to go about getting it graded or if I should. I don't like the idea to mail it to get it graded. What would you do if you were me ?
I just want to thank you Sean for your videos. You save my butt on this one. I have a 1974 penny with S mark that was Is double struck .That I found. It's in real good shape. I took it to a corn dealer near me here again I am new to this And the dealer told me that it was nothing he offered me a dollar for Anna said no. And I walked out the door. If you're looking help me out with this woman let me know what I have I'd appreciate it a SIM good same good shape And thank you again
Tina Chavez, It is a risky business grading your coins unless they really look new. Grading costs a lot of money and you might find out that your coins are worth nothing. That's why people don't want to grade their coins. Do you want to sell your coins?
This is a brother Coin Collector friend. You said that right "coin Collecting has made it to that level. It's widespread and gaining popularity by the second. The interest of so many, along with this high speed internet platform make it so easy to buy and sell Coins of every kind. Like you stated, Bananas LOL" Have a great week my friend.
@@rayturner4769 , did you collect any rolls of 2009 P D S & CAMEOS Nickel or 2009 P D S & CAMEO dimes? When I bought rolls of 2009 P, D, S & CAMEOS nickel’s. They were $69.00 a roll, check out the price now on eBay now ($250.00 - $350.00 per roll. In the 2014, soft cover blue book. There was a miss print of 2009 D dimes. They said they minted 485,500,000 and the real mintage was 47,500.000. They were selling rolls for like 8 to 10 bucks and I bought 30. Look up 2009 D dimes per roll on eBay.$30.00 - $50.00. GREAT INVESTMENT for me. I am 60 years old and I have been collecting since I was 15 years old. ( Michael M Venne Sr.) on FACEBOOK,SEND ME FRIEND REQUEST.
My name is James and I found a 1968 quarter s and I I haven't seen anything so pretty ever at all my coins this one shines and it's got a little color in it I got it out of a machine and I need to find out how to prove it and get it checked
Sean I was going through coin rolls my mom's gas station I found several 1983 Lincoln going that way 3.1 G and I thought my scale was off and I threw them back in the the drawer not realizing I found the first-ever
Wow Wow Wow 😯 👍 thumbs upupupupupup! Amazing Amazing and Amazing 👏👏🎆🎆 I'm going to the bank tomorrow to get a box 🙂! Awesome Spectacular and Monday Market Report! Watching got me speechless! I'm just amazed you knock this one out the park BlueRidge, great Report! My favorite is the 1969 S ddo they still are hot will be searching!
I opened up 3 bank rolls of 69s last month. Every coin looks brand new lol. But not even a floating roof on my of them. But still great to look at coins that old and still looking new. They came from an old family member,
@@misteriguana2748 That sounds nice, keep searching anything is possible! I found the 1969 S ddo maybe about 6 years ago in, pocket change! I didn't know what it was, I should of look it up! All I know the doubling was crazy and never seen a coin like that before! The doubling was on In god we trust and Liberty! I was collecting change and turning it in for cash at the time! I was collecting them too for my collection, so I was looking at them and I came across a really red one! I don't remember what I did with it, I probably through it back in the jug! So I'm not gonna stop searching they are out there! This was before I knew about varieties and errors! I was just a regular coin collector!
@@sheilalart5837 best I have found in pocket change is a 1959 penny. Triple struck on the obverse with the reverse, liberty is off center, the last 9 in 1959 has a straight cut in half tail, and on the reverse of the coin is double struck with another reverse as well as it looks like the die exploded on the first strike giving the memorial a look like it's being viewed through a fisheye lense. The coin is ugly as can be and I'm waiting to hear from a few people on wether or not I should turn it in to be graded by pcgs.
EVERY TIME I HEAR YOU SEAN I HEAR CASH BELLS !!!!! I GOT 1969 S!!! IN FACT I GOT 1957-1969 1958 WHEAT D 1959 D 1968 S I WOULD LOVE FOR YOU TO SEE WHAT I GOT
Yes I do collect state Park coins, & keep all duplicate. Still learning, still gathering. Your videos are invaluable to me. I like to watch yourvideos several times & share! & take notes.
1955 DD is not a must have for the rest of us. I do have a beauty though, a perfect color picture ! I distressed framed it myself, it's from an old Coinage magazine, and that's all I need.
Mike i have a penny with the die break like the one you showed. Also other coins that are valuable. I really need for someone to advise me as to how to send these off. Enjoy your program
I go to the bank and get 1000.00 in 1 dollar Bill's each month but this time all they had was new Bill's. I went ahead and took them then got home and pulled one 500 dollar stack out and noticed the top new bill was a star note.I began looking thru the stack and all 500 crisp new Bill's were star notes. Then it dawned on me that I had one more 500.00 stack I took it out and low and behold all of them were star notes. All 1000 1 dollar Bill's in sequential order star notes. Tell me shawn what would u do with them???
Keep half git others put in holders and sell Heritage auction $$$$$or wait in see how many people coming out with that find then profit 📈 from it's value 🤔
Distribution sets of 9 with the most valuable serial number from each set of 10 pulled out. Wait 10 years, pop up with the missing 10th bill and tell everyone no sale no matter what they offer. It will drive OCD collector heads mad to not have that even 10 in a row, and by keeping the serial number with best sequence, no one will ditch the other nine, cuz the prospect of getting a good single and completing a set would be irresistible.
I have a 1969 S penny, it has toning, In God we Trust looks DD to me (Liberty looks DD not sure, and date does not look like DD and it has toning and full steps on back as best I can tell.) I don't know if I should send it off to be graded or what their address of PCGS is.
I have a 1966 no mint mark circulated penny with some kind of mark in Lincoln’s nose it kinda looks like a d it’s hard to see cause I only have a little coin loop! Trying to figure out what it is??
There is no specific place to sell your coins. You can sell them to anybody and anywhere. Tell me about your coins and I might buy them. Just show me pictures.
Yeme Ngoto. I'd like to sell you old coins since 1958... and up to 2020. I need help and I feel like you are good person and trustable. Tell me how to contact you or how to send you pictures of my 1969-s and 1969-d and more.... I'm new on collecting coins and new on comment also .
I need to appolize to JB he had sent me an email and told me they are worth just a few dollars. I have had them for 41 yrs locked away so I thought they would be worth something. Sorry JB
Arnel Torcedo, you don't need to pray because if you have nice coins I can buy them. I mean Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, Half-dollars and Dollars.
Hi, I am new to the channel. I have a 1909 VDB no mint mark coin that you showed, I would like to know how and where do you get it graded and possibly to be sold. Thank you
Joan Vaughan, there are a lot of 1909 VDB fake coins out there. I don't know where you reside, but to grade a coin you must find an address of a grading company online, fill the forms and mail them including your coin to them. It costs more than $50 to grade just a coin and you might be surprised to find out that your coin is worth nothing or fake. That's why most people don't want to take the risk to grade their coins for fear of incurring loss. It is very difficult for an old coin to get a grade of 67+, 68, 69 and 70. Eye can be deceiving because it is the machine that is going to determine the grade of the coin. If you really think that your coin is in great shape, then you can send it for grading. Prices you see in this video and on UA-cam are not real because they are auction prices where wealthy people bid and determine the price of a coin. To get your coins to auction, you must first pay a huge fee and your coins must meet the required grade. In brief, coin business is very complicated. But you can still sell your coin to any collector at a reasonable price. I have purchased coins from people like you.
Marinella Jimenez, there is no collectible person to look at your collection and tell you if they are good. The only way you can do that is to send your coins for grading. Unfortunately, to grade a coin costs a lot of money; more than $50, and you might be surprised to find out that your coin is worth nothing. That's why most people don't want to send their coins for grading. Your coin must also meet the required grade of 67+, 68, 69 and 70 otherwise it is worth its face value, a penny. Don't be fooled by the prices you see in this video or your UA-cam because they are not real. They are auction prices where rich people bid and determine the price and value of a coin. To get your coin to any auction house, you must first pay a huge fee because if your coin doesn't sell, they will still earn. Again, to find out the value of your coins, you must money for that. But you can still sell your coins to collectors at a reasonable price without grading them. I have purchased some ungraded coins from people like you.
Adverse die break that's awesome retain piece of die on reverse I've seen it all , you know what it is it's that 74 man I do love that penny thanks a lot Sean Have a good one bud
Well obviously the favorite has to be the white whale at the end the piece of die still on the coin are you kidding me what a lucky find that I’m sure passed through hundreds of hands and possibly early eBay before it was scooped up great report as usual thanks for sharing see you on the next one👍🏻👊🏻
Akmal C, you can sell me your 1969-S DD if it is in excellent condition. You can send me pictures of it front and back. It doesn't matter how good or how your coin looks, before you sell it, you must grade it first. Unfortunately, to grade a coin costs more than $50 and you might be surprised to find out that your coin is worth nothing. That's why most people don't take the risk to grade their coins unless they are sure that their coins are new. Your coin must have a grade of 67+, 68, 69 and 70. It is very difficult for an old coin; a circulated coin to have that grade. The prices you see in this video or on UA-cam are not real. They are auction prices where rich people bid and determine the price of a coin. You must pay a fee in order to send your coin to an auction house. Any coin doesn't have a required grade is worth its face value; a penny. But you can sell your coins to a collector without grading them in a reasonable price. I buy ungraded coins from people including coins from different countries.
It costs a lot of money to grade a coin. Make sure that your coins are almost new because you might lose your money if your coins don't meet the required grade.
ive been watching on youtube. i have been collecting 6 years.i found a 1969 s ..a 1993 double die obverse..a 2020 triple die obverse..a spitting eagle and a nice spitting horse.i learned from you and couch collectables.i have double dies in penny maybe 100 or more.dimes nickels quarters.i dont have money to grade my coins so i hang on to them ...thinks for being here to help.
I just bought one of these from a seller on Mercari who was selling as set of 3 with two other 1992 pennies from Philadelphia mint for $12.00! The pictures weren’t that great, but I suspected it was the close AM and took a chance and it paid off!
I am having problems with getting my penny look at I don’t want to buy a membership for one coin I have a 1943 D copper penny it weighed the right weight and I used a magnet to see if wood stick and it passed that test now what can I do now I found it it a box of coins from key bank ? So if you know what I can do please let me know ty?
Hi sorry for bothering and taking your time I have a question is there a possibility that there's a dime that looks like a penny color from 196 something Thank You I'd Appreciate if you could reply Thank You Blessings Besafe
Oh MAN! I am at a loss for words! There is actually several very interesting pieces here. That 1920 I personally would've thought it would've sold a bit higher! Awesome video! Thanks Blueridgesilverhound!🤔👍🇺🇸💯✌️
I once owned a 1909-S-VDB PCGS-MS-65 RB. I am wondering what they are selling for in todays market.I also had 1914-D EF-45 and a 1916-D VF-30 Mercury dime. Would like your comment.
Hello Shaun. I keep some of the bubbly pennies that I think are unique or funny. I.E., blowing bubbles and one that looks like the date is 7994. I guess you have to see it. Any way thanks.
how much does it cost to have coins graded? I have a lot of dimes, quarters that according to your videos are worth something. But I am retired on S.S. and limited income. I would like to get rid of them before I move to Mexico. Please respond. Thank you for your videos
lobo solo, don't try even to send your coins for grading unless they are almost new. It costs more than $50 to grade any coin and you might find out that your coins are worth nothing. Your coin must have a grade of 67+, 68, 69 and 70 in order for it to sell or get to auction houses. It is very difficult for circulated (old) coins to get that grade. That's why most people don't grade their coins for fear of incurring a loss. The prices you see in this video and on UA-cam are not real. They are auction prices where wealthy people bid for coins and determine the price of a coin. Again to send your coins to auction, you will pay a huge fee because if your coins do not sell, they will still earn, but you lose. Auction houses also do not accept anybody's coins. Most coins are from wealthy people who belong to certain clubs. But you can still sell your coins at a reasonable price to some collectors. If you have some old Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, Half-dollars and Dollars' coins you can sell me. If you do have error coins that's fine too. Thanks
Hello Shawn love your advice an information I love collecting kept me sane after 17year domestic marriage I have quite a few errors I think you would like
2 weeks ago that 1974 s cud penny on the back side with something in it sold for $26.oo and tonight it's sold for $9,000 something wrong with that picture
Lee Knight, auction prices are not real. They are not fixed because wealthy people who bid and determine the price of a coin. That's why I usually tell people that there is no fixed price or fixed value for any coin. A coin that is sold $100,000.00 at auction can be purchased in any coin store for $20 or $25.
1st time viewer,and I say you have the clearest way of describing. Thank You. You have a new viewer. I am looking forward to your next show.
I have the1969 s mint. Mine is a beautiful coin and it's double struck. Thank you Sean! I love your podcasts thank you for sharing with us!
I just ordered a 1909vdb penny.I'm not really into penny's,but this one fits into any collection. The balls it took to tag this coin w/artist's initial's.
'BRILLIANT' !!!
1974s absolutely my favorite, can't believe I just found this video. 👍😊
I have 2 1969-S Pennies. Any suggestions what to do with them?
That's right up there as one of the best Market Reports you've done.
Like them all, 1969s is my favorite, have to get mine sorted out, thanks
Insane!! All of it. I love your market reports. Great information. Always.
I have a 1992 D broad struck almost exactly like yours except mine looks like President Lincoln doesn't have a beard. Mine is a nice coin. I'll take a picture of it for you if you would like me to. Just let me know if that's possible. I have a most of the 70s through 80s and up with and without their mint marks. Some 60s and earier too. Let me know what you think. Thank you Jackie
1969 S is my favorite, I have several, and know if I should get them graded. Need help or advice. Thank you
Thank you, I enjoyed learning about the coins.
Great Monday Market Report Shaun!!
Sean, I truly thank you again for this video. I would've left these coins sitting in boxes, jars and bottles never really thinking of what I had accumulated coin wise until you featured them. I can't choose which one I like the most. What I can say that I am proud of is the bag of coins I put away 25 years ago dates start from 1938 to 1970 and they are beautiful.
I have coin what do I need to do ?
Appreciate it
@@retadjohnson4206 Get a dealer or coin club to confirm. If confirmed then submit it for grading to hopefully maximize your potential return.
Thank you for your videos, I enjoy watching everyone I come across. Found my first DD reverse 1985 penny...
My aunt was lucky enough to be one of those people to receive, as a gift, not 1, not 2, but 10 1964 Kennedy Halves SP (Special Strike). Each is valued at a minimum $99,000 - $165,000
I’m new to coin collecting should you try to clean the coins if so what do I use to clean them.
Love how informative you are, I'm constantly updating my notebook. I'm looking at a 73 d lg date. (Originally thought in was a Rim error). Then I]p checked the weight...2.5g. Also have a 88, looks new. Then there's the 76, you can still see the individual hairs on his head.
I have the 1974 s penny! Need to get it graded!
Hey shaun! Great job. I like your videos, watch them all the time. Can't wait to see more.
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I bought from an auction online a roll of penny's never opened was headline to buy- one end with a wheat head and other end had a older dime. One of the penny's I thought was a dime till I flipped it over and it is a 1943 penny. I don't know how to go about getting it graded or if I should. I don't like the idea to mail it to get it graded. What would you do if you were me ?
I just want to thank you Sean for your videos. You save my butt on this one. I have a 1974 penny with S mark that was Is double struck .That I found. It's in real good shape. I took it to a corn dealer near me here again I am new to this And the dealer told me that it was nothing he offered me a dollar for Anna said no. And I walked out the door. If you're looking help me out with this woman let me know what I have I'd appreciate it a SIM good same good shape And thank you again
I found a 1983 p quarter with the double die on the back and a 2019 w quarter. Been a good week
Hello thank you for the information behind the coins and values. It was well worth the watch take care and be blessed.
I enjoy watching your videos I have 2 1969 s brown what do I do do I have them graded?
Tina Chavez, It is a risky business grading your coins unless they really look new. Grading costs a lot of money and you might find out that your coins are worth nothing. That's why people don't want to grade their coins. Do you want to sell your coins?
worth around 50 cents each at the most
Hey Shaun, COIN COLLECTING is going BANANAS.
Have a great day.
This is a brother Coin Collector friend. You said that right "coin Collecting has made it to that level. It's widespread and gaining popularity by the second. The interest of so many, along with this high speed internet platform make it so easy to buy and sell Coins of every kind. Like you stated, Bananas LOL"
Have a great week my friend.
@@rayturner4769 , did you collect any rolls of 2009 P D S & CAMEOS Nickel or 2009 P D S & CAMEO dimes? When I bought rolls of
2009 P, D, S & CAMEOS nickel’s. They were $69.00 a roll, check out the price now on eBay now ($250.00 - $350.00 per roll. In the 2014, soft cover blue book. There was a miss print of 2009 D dimes. They said they minted 485,500,000 and the real mintage was 47,500.000. They were selling rolls for like 8 to 10 bucks and I bought 30. Look up 2009 D dimes per roll on eBay.$30.00 - $50.00. GREAT INVESTMENT for me. I am 60 years old and I have been collecting since I was 15 years old. ( Michael M Venne Sr.) on FACEBOOK,SEND ME FRIEND REQUEST.
Time to rock and roll brother.
Thanks a million for all the super cool Videos.
I have the old coins you said. I wish I could sell that I would not be fooled. but I don't know how?
Jonas Deada, you can sell me your old coins. Just describe me your coins and show me pictures of them.
My name is James and I found a 1968 quarter s and I I haven't seen anything so pretty ever at all my coins this one shines and it's got a little color in it I got it out of a machine and I need to find out how to prove it and get it checked
I to have several older coins that a coin collector really wanted,but a customer in line told me to shop around first.
Sean I was going through coin rolls my mom's gas station I found several 1983 Lincoln going that way 3.1 G and I thought my scale was off and I threw them back in the the drawer not realizing I found the first-ever
Have a question about the 1909 lincoln cent. I have one with and without the VDB. Which one is more valuable.
Great video ...i found a 1970 S penny..in a ruffle state but would love to show you pics of it ...looks weird to me though
1943 non steel version struck on bronze plancet 62
Does your 1943 sticks to the magnet?
Hey Shaun I have a 1960 Lincoln D penny . This is Frances from Al.
Always a pleasure to watch and dream what I may find in my pocket change.
I m blessed to have over the years some of these soon I will share with the coin community
Great show!
Yes it a pleasure. Can I ask where you're located..
I've been told I need be careful where I live
Wow Wow Wow 😯 👍 thumbs upupupupupup! Amazing Amazing and Amazing 👏👏🎆🎆 I'm going to the bank tomorrow to get a box 🙂! Awesome Spectacular and Monday Market Report! Watching got me speechless! I'm just amazed you knock this one out the park BlueRidge, great Report! My favorite is the 1969 S ddo they still are hot will be searching!
I opened up 3 bank rolls of 69s last month.
Every coin looks brand new lol. But not even a floating roof on my of them. But still great to look at coins that old and still looking new.
They came from an old family member,
@@misteriguana2748 That sounds nice, keep searching anything is possible! I found the 1969 S ddo maybe about 6 years ago in, pocket change! I didn't know what it was, I should of look it up! All I know the doubling was crazy and never seen a coin like that before! The doubling was on In god we trust and Liberty! I was collecting change and turning it in for cash at the time! I was collecting them too for my collection, so I was looking at them and I came across a really red one! I don't remember what I did with it, I probably through it back in the jug! So I'm not gonna stop searching they are out there! This was before I knew about varieties and errors! I was just a regular coin collector!
@@sheilalart5837 best I have found in pocket change is a 1959 penny.
Triple struck on the obverse with the reverse, liberty is off center, the last 9 in 1959 has a straight cut in half tail, and on the reverse of the coin is double struck with another reverse as well as it looks like the die exploded on the first strike giving the memorial a look like it's being viewed through a fisheye lense.
The coin is ugly as can be and I'm waiting to hear from a few people on wether or not I should turn it in to be graded by pcgs.
@@misteriguana2748 Yeah maybe send it to PCGS or NGC
@@sheilalart5837 just sent it to pcgs. And this morning while searching through I came across the 1983 D restamped mint mark. Happy days!!!
I have 1937. .. Beautiful..
Obviously the last one Sean
1909 is one of my favorites
Hello Shawn how do I send you a picture of a coin for your oppinion sir.
EVERY TIME I HEAR YOU SEAN I HEAR CASH BELLS !!!!! I GOT 1969 S!!! IN FACT I GOT 1957-1969 1958 WHEAT D 1959 D 1968 S I WOULD LOVE FOR YOU TO SEE WHAT I GOT
Yes I do collect state Park coins, & keep all duplicate. Still learning, still gathering. Your videos are invaluable to me. I like to watch yourvideos several times & share! & take notes.
Are you looking for any more
Well
To your account only sir
@@lisadevault8677 Salut j'ai les cents comment faire pour les vendre
David Engleman
Coinaholics....lol....discovering together. Great report!
1955 DD is not a must have for the rest of us. I do have a beauty though, a perfect color
picture ! I distressed framed it myself, it's from an old Coinage magazine, and that's all I need.
Thanks for the video I own 2 1909
Mike i have a penny with the die break like the one you showed. Also other coins that are valuable. I really need for someone to advise me as to how to send these off. Enjoy your program
My fav was the 43 and 69.
I go to the bank and get 1000.00 in 1 dollar Bill's each month but this time all they had was new Bill's. I went ahead and took them then got home and pulled one 500 dollar stack out and noticed the top new bill was a star note.I began looking thru the stack and all 500 crisp new Bill's were star notes. Then it dawned on me that I had one more 500.00 stack I took it out and low and behold all of them were star notes. All 1000 1 dollar Bill's in sequential order star notes. Tell me shawn what would u do with them???
Keep half git others put in holders and sell Heritage auction $$$$$or wait in see how many people coming out with that find then profit 📈 from it's value 🤔
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What's a star note?
Distribution sets of 9 with the most valuable serial number from each set of 10 pulled out. Wait 10 years, pop up with the missing 10th bill and tell everyone no sale no matter what they offer.
It will drive OCD collector heads mad to not have that even 10 in a row, and by keeping the serial number with best sequence, no one will ditch the other nine, cuz the prospect of getting a good single and completing a set would be irresistible.
Cashier check please?
Hello sir thank you , I found 1941 double left penny what is the value of this , appreciate all your info.
I have a 1969 S penny, it has toning, In God we Trust looks DD to me (Liberty looks DD not sure, and date does not look like DD and it has toning and full steps on back as best I can tell.) I don't know if I should send it off to be graded or what their address of PCGS is.
I have a 1966 no mint mark circulated penny with some kind of mark in Lincoln’s nose it kinda looks like a d it’s hard to see cause I only have a little coin loop! Trying to figure out what it is??
Can anyone say where is the bedt place to sell your coins.. Auction and selling directly
There is no specific place to sell your coins. You can sell them to anybody and anywhere. Tell me about your coins and I might buy them. Just show me pictures.
Yeme Ngoto. I'd like to sell you old coins since 1958... and up to 2020. I need help and I feel like you are good person and trustable. Tell me how to contact you or how to send you pictures of my 1969-s and 1969-d and more.... I'm new on collecting coins and new on comment also .
Hey Blue 💙 Ridge Good morning. Hey Shawn how are you look I have a 1928 no mint mark wheat penny now what's the price on it. Please let us out Here.
Herbie Snage, no mint mark means it is "P" for Pennsylvania. Price depends on the condition of the coin.
I have a s small date too.for 70 I have a 1955 wheat also. No scratches period..garuntee to grade higher than 67
I need to appolize to JB he had sent me an email and told me they are worth just a few dollars. I have had them for 41 yrs locked away so I thought they would be worth something. Sorry JB
I have a lot of different year specially from 1960 to 2000 looking and praying for the good buyer
Arnel Torcedo, you don't need to pray because if you have nice coins I can buy them. I mean Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, Half-dollars and Dollars.
Hi everyone, All my 1982 D pennies on the scale 3.8 g, is that right ?
Hi, I am new to the channel. I have a 1909 VDB no mint mark coin that you showed, I would like to know how and where do you get it graded and possibly to be sold. Thank you
Joan Vaughan, there are a lot of 1909 VDB fake coins out there. I don't know where you reside, but to grade a coin you must find an address of a grading company online, fill the forms and mail them including your coin to them. It costs more than $50 to grade just a coin and you might be surprised to find out that your coin is worth nothing or fake. That's why most people don't want to take the risk to grade their coins for fear of incurring loss. It is very difficult for an old coin to get a grade of 67+, 68, 69 and 70. Eye can be deceiving because it is the machine that is going to determine the grade of the coin. If you really think that your coin is in great shape, then you can send it for grading. Prices you see in this video and on UA-cam are not real because they are auction prices where wealthy people bid and determine the price of a coin. To get your coins to auction, you must first pay a huge fee and your coins must meet the required grade. In brief, coin business is very complicated. But you can still sell your coin to any collector at a reasonable price. I have purchased coins from people like you.
@@yemengoto4905 nobody fakes a 12 dollar coin very often
worth $6 and up
Hey the other day I found a 1969s in my pocket n been trying to contact someone for help figuring out the worth
Hi. I have several different collectable coins how can I have a collectable person to look at the coin? I am in South Carolina.
Marinella Jimenez, there is no collectible person to look at your collection and tell you if they are good. The only way you can do that is to send your coins for grading. Unfortunately, to grade a coin costs a lot of money; more than $50, and you might be surprised to find out that your coin is worth nothing. That's why most people don't want to send their coins for grading. Your coin must also meet the required grade of 67+, 68, 69 and 70 otherwise it is worth its face value, a penny. Don't be fooled by the prices you see in this video or your UA-cam because they are not real. They are auction prices where rich people bid and determine the price and value of a coin. To get your coin to any auction house, you must first pay a huge fee because if your coin doesn't sell, they will still earn. Again, to find out the value of your coins, you must money for that. But you can still sell your coins to collectors at a reasonable price without grading them. I have purchased some ungraded coins from people like you.
Love your show I've got several you've talked about the pennies today and others how do I sell
Adverse die break that's awesome retain piece of die on reverse I've seen it all , you know what it is it's that 74 man I do love that penny thanks a lot Sean Have a good one bud
Well obviously the favorite has to be the white whale at the end the piece of die still on the coin are you kidding me what a lucky find that I’m sure passed through hundreds of hands and possibly early eBay before it was scooped up great report as usual thanks for sharing see you on the next one👍🏻👊🏻
1969d s
Another great video👽🖖☺️👍
Brother I have 1969 s dd red on back of coin flooting roof please advise me how can I sell that thanks
Akmal C, you can sell me your 1969-S DD if it is in excellent condition. You can send me pictures of it front and back. It doesn't matter how good or how your coin looks, before you sell it, you must grade it first. Unfortunately, to grade a coin costs more than $50 and you might be surprised to find out that your coin is worth nothing. That's why most people don't take the risk to grade their coins unless they are sure that their coins are new. Your coin must have a grade of 67+, 68, 69 and 70. It is very difficult for an old coin; a circulated coin to have that grade. The prices you see in this video or on UA-cam are not real. They are auction prices where rich people bid and determine the price of a coin. You must pay a fee in order to send your coin to an auction house. Any coin doesn't have a required grade is worth its face value; a penny. But you can sell your coins to a collector without grading them in a reasonable price. I buy ungraded coins from people including coins from different countries.
It has a rare penny cast with Lincoln 1909S V D B aluminum. How much is it?
its very fake
The 1970 s you have posted is a obvious floating roof right? Thanks
I have 2 beautiful 69 S and 55 wheat...not sure how to submit...to Pcgs
It costs a lot of money to grade a coin. Make sure that your coins are almost new because you might lose your money if your coins don't meet the required grade.
Thanks,I have a lot of this coins ,very interesting.
Are your coins for sale?
@@yemengoto4905 I have several coins also that my Aunt that's 93 years old gave me would like to sent pics of them
@@stephaniebrown5089 What is your email address? What is your Facebook page?
ive been watching on youtube. i have been collecting 6 years.i found a 1969 s ..a 1993 double die obverse..a 2020 triple die obverse..a spitting eagle and a nice spitting horse.i learned from you and couch collectables.i have double dies in penny maybe 100 or more.dimes nickels quarters.i dont have money to grade my coins so i hang on to them ...thinks for being here to help.
Love watching this, I like the 1909 I guess it's my favorite but 1974 was also nice
Nice
I have one of these!
I have the 1909 with the designers initials V. D. B in good - v. good condition
@@naturhesham2273 i have many
I just bought one of these from a seller on Mercari who was selling as set of 3 with two other 1992 pennies from Philadelphia mint for $12.00! The pictures weren’t that great, but I suspected it was the close AM and took a chance and it paid off!
I dont speak english.french OK .i deal this cent.
I have two 1955 d Penny I've got 1969s I have from 1918 up if you want to buy hollow
Also I have 14 teen 1992 if you want to buy
@@jerryrhymes6354 1 cent each
@@jerryrhymes6354 10 cents, 1 cent, and 25 cents
I am having problems with getting my penny look at I don’t want to buy a membership for one coin I have a 1943 D copper penny it weighed the right weight and I used a magnet to see if wood stick and it passed that test now what can I do now I found it it a box of coins from key bank ? So if you know what I can do please let me know ty?
You have to decide whether you want to sell your 1943-D steel penny or keep it.
@@yemengoto4905 it’s not steel because it did not stick to a magnet
@@wvu164 that's fine. Is it in good condition?
Excellent video, Shaun, thanks for keeping us up to date!
What should I do with 1960-D Small Date uncirculated pennies? I have 30 rolls. Thanks in advance!
worth 20 cents each, 30 rolls = $300, sell on e-bay
Hi, I have pennies like 1969s, 1962D, 1968D and 1964.. I don't know where can I have it authenticated,
Where are you from (City or country)? I might buy your 1969S.
Hi sorry for bothering and taking your time I have a question is there a possibility that there's a dime that looks like a penny color from 196 something Thank You I'd Appreciate if you could reply Thank You Blessings Besafe
Good day Shawn I have a 1925s Lincoln penny could I find out what's the value please
A 1969 s with the doubled date only, how do I find out how much it's worth ?
1943 penny what is worth more, if it stick to magnate or not stick?
The 1943 that doesn't stick to the magnet is more valuable. Do you have one?
@@yemengoto4905 no she don't
Oh MAN! I am at a loss for words! There is actually several very interesting pieces here. That 1920 I personally would've thought it would've sold a bit higher! Awesome video! Thanks Blueridgesilverhound!🤔👍🇺🇸💯✌️
I have 1920
I got a lot of old coins I would like to sale I got a1943 and 1966 penny and 1944 d and 1956 and 1950 and 1940 and 1941 have a lot more
this 1943 broze 1 cent.i think i picked up on street 3 days ago.gotta check my pickups jar
i have a 1955 penny and a 1916penny are they worth any thing
I just found a 1774 with a doubled date and doubled liberty and doubled in god we trust!! Are there any others?
That last cent......WOW! AWESOME! One in a lifetime kind of coin! The rest were nice but that last one....SHAZAM!!!
I have -a- 1946 - Wheat Penny - Abraham Lincoln - Good Condition - Worth Anything ?
Great info to update my cheat sheet 🕵♀️👏👏👏
You should. See the quarter I got . Washington looks like he has horns also his face seems to change depending how you move it. Due to planchet error.
Or maybe just a good trip lol jk,,u should get it graded you might have a new variety
EXCITING ! HAPPY TO HEAR YOUR MONDAY MARKET COIN NEWS ! BEST IN 2021
Loved the info ty for your time
Loved the video. Learned a lot of the value of these coins thanks. I have 2 of those shown
I once owned a 1909-S-VDB PCGS-MS-65 RB. I am wondering what they are selling for in todays market.I also had 1914-D EF-45 and a 1916-D VF-30 Mercury dime. Would like your comment.
09 s vdb = $1,550+, 1914 d = $650, 1916 d = around $5,000
Very informative thanks..
Hello Shaun. I keep some of the bubbly pennies that I think are unique or funny. I.E., blowing bubbles and one that looks like the date is 7994. I guess you have to see it. Any way thanks.
Post a pic somewhere and leave the link in description?
Donna LCoin, I got strange bubbly pennies too, but I am very curious to see your penny dated "7994."
I have to find it. I will look. Give me some time.
@@donnalcoin8548 Cool!
how much does it cost to have coins graded? I have a lot of dimes, quarters that according to your videos are worth something. But I am retired on S.S. and limited income. I would like to get rid of them before I move to Mexico. Please respond. Thank you for your videos
lobo solo, don't try even to send your coins for grading unless they are almost new. It costs more than $50 to grade any coin and you might find out that your coins are worth nothing. Your coin must have a grade of 67+, 68, 69 and 70 in order for it to sell or get to auction houses. It is very difficult for circulated (old) coins to get that grade. That's why most people don't grade their coins for fear of incurring a loss. The prices you see in this video and on UA-cam are not real. They are auction prices where wealthy people bid for coins and determine the price of a coin. Again to send your coins to auction, you will pay a huge fee because if your coins do not sell, they will still earn, but you lose. Auction houses also do not accept anybody's coins. Most coins are from wealthy people who belong to certain clubs. But you can still sell your coins at a reasonable price to some collectors. If you have some old Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, Half-dollars and Dollars' coins you can sell me. If you do have error coins that's fine too. Thanks
@@yemengoto4905 I will send you a list of what I have OK
@@lobosolo3215 Gracias!
@@yemengoto4905 I will send list soon and I am a guero using my Spanish nick name meaning lonewolf :)
@@lobosolo3215 Alright! Even if you have foreign coins, you can still show me.
I've been trying to find the one I have where above the year is a really noticeable letter A faded but it seems to be of the penny. A 1994
Hello Shawn love your advice an information I love collecting kept me sane after 17year domestic marriage I have quite a few errors I think you would like
Man..i. love this narrator lol 😆 😂😜😎
2 weeks ago that 1974 s cud penny on the back side with something in it sold for $26.oo and tonight it's sold for $9,000 something wrong with that picture
Lee Knight, auction prices are not real. They are not fixed because wealthy people who bid and determine the price of a coin. That's why I usually tell people that there is no fixed price or fixed value for any coin. A coin that is sold $100,000.00 at auction can be purchased in any coin store for $20 or $25.
So that 43 zinc coated steel I'm assuming a magnet will stick to it then right
Correct
Nice. Good numi for once.