Thanks for sharing Daniel ! Love the "behind the scenes" videos ! Nothing wrong with restoring some of these. You do it correctly. Throw up a mini of the ones before and after restoring.
I very much enjoyed this particular video. It's kinda like we are opening a box of coins that we had just bought to see if anything good pops up! I like this format! Thanks for sharing!
Webster Dictionary Definition...Col-lec-tion 1 - the act or process of collecting...2 - things collected...3 - a mass or pile; accumulation..4 - money collected, as during a church service
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Around the 9:28 mark - always restore an 81-S that looks like that. 79-S, 80-S, 81-S are just beautiful strikes and many not circulated. Hit the nail on the head there Daniel, and no issue with EZest if you dip it briefly and use your fingers to *gently* remove the residue
I like those little containers they used for their coins. I collect everything with no order. I do have a commemorative dollar collection and half dollar collection.
Now I don't know if I can call myself a "Coin collector" because I buy what I like mostly without rhyme or reason. I must be a coin accumulator instead lol. Well, I do have a complete graded silver state quarter collection and I am working on filling my dansco Lincoln Cent folder, but I also have a lot of loose odds and ends coins too. I'm not offended or anything, I just think calling myself a coin accumulator sounds funny and well appropriate lol.
Lots of cleaned and re-toned stuff. Not much could be salvaged but melt is still a good sum for them. or should since they have no interest in numismatics.
What product is he referring to that restores some coins??? I can't tell what he is saying. Please let me know if you already know the name of the product. Thanks in advance!
My definition for a "collection" is if the coins were organized in some kind of fashion. The flips are clean without misc information on it like "misprint". I didn't know you can print a coin. If the collector just dumped the collection in a box with no order then it is an accumulation.
Still in the intro advert and I agree already. It is NOT a collection...it is just a "gathering" of stuff. Does there NEED to be organization to be a collection? It works better that way.
Great episode Daniel. Would love to get that 1818 with the 3s. no value but I would give it a good home. Hopefully someone who appreciates the history of the coin becomes it's new owner.
I looked on the site for it because I liked it & just knowing what the history could be as well. Couldn't find it 😢. But I suspect it's in one of the $50 or $100 lots...
(11:10) that how people tell a coin is cleaned? No anything they use tk test fkr residues & such? Just the color? Copper can tone / dye pink & purple & blue & green. well, mabe green isnt always toning / dye😅 isn't there anything else besides the look of color? U showed that coin kinda quick. like scratches or something? No chemists have made a coin Test Kit yet? Oh, thats what community chats are for, rt. a 2nd, 3rd & 4th opinions to verify "cleaned coins," haha Just asking because im curious. Ill look online, why the heck not, ha.
I've got a strange collection of coins that aren't worth enough to sell but not worthless sufficient to throw away or spend. They come as free gifts with purchases of more valuable coins from online dealers. I see where dealers get all these types of coins from these videos. I think this is pretty good business giving away something like a $2 buffalo nickel with a $200 purchase. It reduces the inventory of such coins and such a small act of goodwill may help get repeat customers.
I like to delude myself into thinking that these are the kind of places I'm going to see a 1930 Australian penny, or an '89 CC to turn up in. I'm a dreamer, but I dont let the inevitable disappointment discourage me from doing it again on the next box of mix-matched coins
💯 on the take !!! So, can someone tell me what the difference is between cleaning a coin and restoring a coin ? I thought that was a no ,no in the coin realm. Also, how can I tell, or can you tell if it has been restored? Thx. For all the info & content. 💯
I think the main difference is that most cleaned coins have been cleaned via an abrasive method leaving hairline scratches, a polished sheen or an off color. Restoring is a non-abrasive method that leaves the surfaces pretty much as struck. I have even seen dipped coins that were fully lustrous. I even saw a guy on another channel that had a coin rejected by CAC for PVC, he dipped it himself and had it regraded and it even got the CAC sticker afterwards. But the coin was a high grade MS. I doubt the coin would have stickered if it were circulated because circulated coins with no dirt or toning at all look unnatural. PCGS and NGC will still give them a numeric grade as long as they are not harshly cleaned but most collectors won't see the coin as desirable.
I have several video demonstrations, just look at the cleaned coin playlist. @spleancrush you need to educate yourself instead of being snide. Chemistry techniques are used in restoration of coins.
I love listening to you go through a random group like that and sharing your knowledge
Thanks for sharing Daniel ! Love the "behind the scenes" videos ! Nothing wrong with restoring some of these. You do it correctly. Throw up a mini of the ones before and after restoring.
I very much enjoyed this particular video. It's kinda like we are opening a box of coins that we had just bought to see if anything good pops up! I like this format! Thanks for sharing!
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Oh, that 1966 Kennedy in the yellow cardboard looked really good...
That's a collection if you're selling it and an accumulated mess if you're buying it.
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would this not be an Accumulation if the coins were all separated properly? Would this be classified as full collection that is an accumulation then?
Lots of silver in that bin! Love it!!
2:37 a 1962 mercury dime? Thats gotta be worth something! 😂
That was the only year in the 60's they made them 😂
Around the 9:28 mark - always restore an 81-S that looks like that. 79-S, 80-S, 81-S are just beautiful strikes and many not circulated. Hit the nail on the head there Daniel, and no issue with EZest if you dip it briefly and use your fingers to *gently* remove the residue
That's a neat collection. I'm sure you can make a profit from them. 👍👍
That was a fun batch of coins.
Awesome. Just placed my first offer with you!
Thank you.
@ I have really enjoyed your videos. And after seeing your prices and shipping fees. I know that you are as honest as you say you are
Well, I’ve got me a nice little accumulation of about 500 silver eagles
I like those little containers they used for their coins. I collect everything with no order. I do have a commemorative dollar collection and half dollar collection.
it's called hoarding.
Hah! I'll show you a hoard!
13:25, looks like someone stubbed a cigarette on it!😮
Accumulations might also consist of pocket change that looked interesting or very shiny and set aside.
Now I don't know if I can call myself a "Coin collector" because I buy what I like mostly without rhyme or reason. I must be a coin accumulator instead lol.
Well, I do have a complete graded silver state quarter collection and I am working on filling my dansco Lincoln Cent folder, but I also have a lot of loose odds and ends coins too. I'm not offended or anything, I just think calling myself a coin accumulator sounds funny and well appropriate lol.
could you please show us sometime how you safely clean some coins.. I think be great video.
I have several videos on restoring coins. Just search my channel
Lots of cleaned and re-toned stuff. Not much could be salvaged but melt is still a good sum for them. or should since they have no interest in numismatics.
What product is he referring to that restores some coins??? I can't tell what he is saying. Please let me know if you already know the name of the product. Thanks in advance!
Can you have more than one collection at once? or more than one type of coin is an accumulation?
I think so.
I think maybe he was a novice collector and not an accumulator, just for the fact he knew about some value of some of those coins
My definition for a "collection" is if the coins were organized in some kind of fashion. The flips are clean without misc information on it like "misprint". I didn't know you can print a coin. If the collector just dumped the collection in a box with no order then it is an accumulation.
I love accumulating 😊
Still in the intro advert and I agree already. It is NOT a collection...it is just a "gathering" of stuff. Does there NEED to be organization to be a collection? It works better that way.
I think we can label "this accumulation" as junk.
Great episode Daniel. Would love to get that 1818 with the 3s. no value but I would give it a good home. Hopefully someone who appreciates the history of the coin becomes it's new owner.
I looked on the site for it because I liked it & just knowing what the history could be as well.
Couldn't find it 😢.
But I suspect it's in one of the $50 or $100 lots...
@@roadiez1 good possibility.
Interesting to hear a dealers perspective on these coins, thanks for the knowledge.
Cool coins 😄
Nice stuff , a dragon hoard "
(11:10) that how people tell a coin is cleaned? No anything they use tk test fkr residues & such? Just the color?
Copper can tone / dye pink & purple & blue & green. well, mabe green isnt always toning / dye😅 isn't there anything else besides the look of color?
U showed that coin kinda quick. like scratches or something?
No chemists have made a coin Test Kit yet?
Oh, thats what community chats are for, rt. a 2nd, 3rd & 4th opinions to verify "cleaned coins," haha
Just asking because im curious.
Ill look online, why the heck not, ha.
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Fun to go through these. Thx Daniel
Thanks for always being informative on this videos
Do a before and after video of the restored coins so we can see how they turn out.
I've got a strange collection of coins that aren't worth enough to sell but not worthless sufficient to throw away or spend. They come as free gifts with purchases of more valuable coins from online dealers. I see where dealers get all these types of coins from these videos. I think this is pretty good business giving away something like a $2 buffalo nickel with a $200 purchase. It reduces the inventory of such coins and such a small act of goodwill may help get repeat customers.
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Mostly junk but it does have some interesting coins. Not just the normal 20th century generic or morgans.
I have an accumulation. I have no idea how to organize it and I wish I did!
Can you fix your camera? Everything is blurry and it’s very frustrating to watch
It’s not blurry. I recommend you go to an eye doctor. Seriously, the video is not blurry.
I like to delude myself into thinking that these are the kind of places I'm going to see a 1930 Australian penny, or an '89 CC to turn up in. I'm a dreamer, but I dont let the inevitable disappointment discourage me from doing it again on the next box of mix-matched coins
Altho I've collected coins for many years and sold coins also and have gained a lot of knowledge, I still consider myself a collector/accumulator.
Nothing rare inside it ?😅 No Littleton coins 😂
you saw all the rareness 😂
This looks almost identical to the accumulation my grandmother had. I suspect most of her silver will end up at the refiner though.
💯 on the take !!!
So, can someone tell me what the difference is between cleaning a coin and restoring a coin ?
I thought that was a no ,no in the coin realm.
Also, how can I tell, or can you tell if it has been restored?
Thx. For all the info & content.
💯
I think the main difference is that most cleaned coins have been cleaned via an abrasive method leaving hairline scratches, a polished sheen or an off color. Restoring is a non-abrasive method that leaves the surfaces pretty much as struck. I have even seen dipped coins that were fully lustrous. I even saw a guy on another channel that had a coin rejected by CAC for PVC, he dipped it himself and had it regraded and it even got the CAC sticker afterwards. But the coin was a high grade MS. I doubt the coin would have stickered if it were circulated because circulated coins with no dirt or toning at all look unnatural. PCGS and NGC will still give them a numeric grade as long as they are not harshly cleaned but most collectors won't see the coin as desirable.
when a pro does it its restoring when we do it its cleaning
I have several video demonstrations, just look at the cleaned coin playlist.
@spleancrush you need to educate yourself instead of being snide. Chemistry techniques are used in restoration of coins.
They were trying to get spot for those silver certificates rather than a reasonable price for the certificate itself. IMO
Inventory is key