$10 Gold Eagle & $20 Double Eagles in PCGS Old Green Holders / Rattler - Guess the grade

Guess the grade on these gold coins in PCGS slabs:
1900 $20 Liberty Head
1932 $10 Indian Head
1927 $20 Saint-Gaudens
1906-D $10 Liberty Head
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[@warrenmullett]

Chatter on the cheek ! Love it ! These coins would be a great set to build a collection off of.. wow !

[@frankchase9297]

Great show! I am still scratching my head. I guess I will never be a grader.

[@Ontario100]

Love Pre 33 Gold no matter what the grade! 😀 Thanks for showing these !!

[@TheCoinGeek]

Thanks as always.

[@silversurfer1986]

Very pretty coins! I have al except the 10 dollar Indian. Appreciate you sharing!

[@sostroff30]

Love these

[@667hodge]

Pretty good grades all around, you could argue a couple of those, but they're beautiful

[@josefigueroa3930]

Great coins

[@coincapton6663]

Those are beautiful

[@robertlong5171]

Excellent

[@Perromedic0]

Lovely! Subbed . Love those rattlers !

[@TheCoinGeek]

They are great holders.

[@dominickmarino6680]

Ben the coin grader . You should go to PCGS or NGC and show them guys how to grade a coin . I have MS 62 and 63 Morgan and Peace dollar with great strikes and full luster, clean cheeks . Don’t know how they can be so damn hard on coins or what they see to not give it the 64 or 65

[@jeffw1267]

I'm ultra-picky and even I think the first one merits the 64 that it got. It has a couple of reeding marks which keep it from a 65 but I'd be proud to own such a coin with its current grade. The eye appeal is fantastic. Some 64s look like they got caught in a weed whacker, but not this one.

[@TheCoinGeek]

True.

[@levkriscoins9115]

I'm really enjoying your channel, keep up the great work 👍

[@TheCoinGeek]

Thanks!

[@kaynefryday1251]

Nice

[@Spegtacular]

Some beauties here! You’re lucky to have these awesome pieces :) thanks for showing us.

[@TheCoinGeek]

Thanks for watching.

[@silvercoins]

wow😍👍👍👍

[@ehrenkrause9861]

Beautiful coins. Seems like a niche market for graded gold coins and initial value of gold i found it hard for me to buy them slabbed. Besides i love holding a raw coin. 😊👍

[@TheCoinGeek]

Yes, raw coins have that advantage.

[@GDSavingThePast]

There is nothing that compares to our pre 33 gold coins

[@jb-aglet]

1st: 62 (off on that one), 2nd: 63, 3rd: 63 (almost), fourth: 63 (almost)

[@sostroff30]

keep doing what you are doing

[@TheCoinGeek]

Thanks for watching. Enjoy.

[@saltcityhustlin3152]

I was on point with the first. The second I agree a 100%. I don’t see the 63+, although I don’t know the mintage numbers. Like you said grading is essentially on an average. I would have definitely put the the last 2 under graded. I feel the 1927 is a 64 all day and the last 63 atleast. Awesome vid as always.

[@bbartlow0307]

Not sure what mintage has to do with condition. Otherwise agree.... you're a budding grader!

[@saltcityhustlin3152]

@@bbartlow0307 I was referencing mintage because i feel sometimes they grade a bit more generous on low mintage examples. I don’t feel it’s always the case because it’s so subjective and you could crack something out 10 times and get 10 different grades. So I guess I feel it’s very relative. I’d live your input on that thought.

[@garrycroft4215]

All great coins, buy the coin not the holder in this case. Eye appeal is everything.

[@appleztooranges]

Is ms64 decent? My ms64 st gaudens looks close to your ms62. However, it was graded by NGC!

[@METALMAN4Wii]

When the dollar collaspes one of those might buy you a speed boat two a yacht.

[@poodlenoodlesoup1]

Hey hey

[@Car1Sagan]

The blue labelled one was the oldest? With the CAC? I would have thought the green labels are the oldest. The greens were generally at to under graded and the blue was at to overgraded.

[@TheCoinGeek]

The smaller sized, "rattler" is the oldest. The blue is the newest. Sorry for the confusion.

[@jaimenoble]

Say you would use one of these coins are they worth what is stated in the description. How would a clerk know its value? Like 20 dollar coin.. they would mistake it for 1 dollar not sure if you understand what I mean.

[@pnwstacker4991]

I guessed the $20 lib a 65, $10 indian I thought was a 63, I thought the $10 lib was a 64😱 and the $20 Saint a 64 😱

[@TheCoinGeek]

"missed it by that {__} much!"

[@ss-mp8zu]

One day I might be able to afford a gold coin

[@jeffw1267]

An MS Mexican "Dos Pesos" coin goes for only about $85. It has .0482 troy ounce of gold in it.

[@mainegus9984]

Its not too hard. I bought my second gold coin yesterday for 200.

[@ss-mp8zu]

@@mainegus9984 which one was it ?

[@mainegus9984]

@@ss-mp8zu i lied i paid 174$ for a 1900 AU53 France Gold 10 Franc in a NGC slab.

[@ss-mp8zu]

@@mainegus9984 damn
That's a really good deal

[@meteoman7958]

1st MS63, 2nd MS61, 3rd MS63+, 4th MS63

[@meteoman7958]

I lose.

[@TheCoinGeek]

Sometimes, we all lose :)

[@mohammetmody9912]

I am from Oman I have 20 dollars Golden Double Eagle 1924 I sell it for 17 million dollars

[@brianthompson8514]

Where's the incused coins?

[@TheCoinGeek]

None in this video!

[@TheCoinGeek]

Here ua-cam.com/video/6dEcSpULJF8/v-deo.html

[@mohammetmody9912]

انا من سلطنه عمان عندي20 دولار النسر المزدوج الذهبي 1924 ابيعها 17 مليون دولار أمريكي

[@frankchase9297]

Fifty percent of the time the grades totally baffle me. I have a MS 62 Indian which looks much better than the one in your video.

[@dr.refath7085]

My grandpa used to have those..a lot...when i was young i threw a lot of em in our lake...😫😫
Only if i knew..🤢🤢

[@PRS-qh5jf]

Time to go swimming

[@dongreenlee675]

I only missed on the last which I thought was a MS64....