Rare 1977 penny!
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2022
- In this video we will talk about a very rare, one and only, and NEWLY discovered Lincoln cent!
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I’am rechecking All my 1977 PENNIES RIGHT NOW 🤙💪👍
I'm glad I watched this video I have 3 1977 d mint with doubling on them and they look really good
Thank you so much for explaining, I've been collecting for 30 years. I literally have a duffle bag full of errors, ready to sell. but, didn't know where to start. My coins date back to 1897, mostly error coins. It took years to understand how to see the errors, I thought it was impossible to have this many error coins, but , I do . I love coin collecting. I know I have valuable coins, NOT listed. So, thank you.. Thank you, for sharing
I collect too..small time only..a.
hobby
Oh my goodness,,, that is so so wow ...
Mr .Todd love you comments on this 77D.. I can see the line going thru the B, and if you look at the top right of the Y, I can se were this guy would think he's got a double die, can believe the grading co. didn't pick it up, I did!! I'm over 60, and I learn stuff everyday, like the no mint mark 74, 79, 82 dime that's missing one but these (some) people say rare no mint mark, obserd they Philly didn't put a m.m.on a penny till 2017i have so many error coins for instance 64 nickels D over S, D over D, rpm ect but none have full steps which probably make them useless, sorry if I'm bothering you..happy hunting 🎉
Because of the 82 transition it made me buy a scale 1, then I bought a nice USB microscope cuz somethings you just can't see with the naked eye especially at my age, lol
That is such a help. I'm very happy for the man who owns this coin. Knowing that I have to go to a expert before presenting a coin could be very helpful for all these error coins I think I have. I did not know the limitations of the grading companies. Thanks for this information.
This is outstanding. I really think the Coin Associations should do a better job of communicating who a collector can send the coins to for verification of new errors and varieties. It should not be this difficult to find someone especially since the more famous error experts are getting old. They won't be around forever. Thanks for sharing.
Agreed. Some collectors don't have the opportunity to see the different varieties. I remember seeing my first DDO & wow I didn't expect it to look that spread out.
You know Books, fourms, experts & including true view doesn't capture the beauty or show markers you need. I like PCGS I do think it's a dam shame when you pay for a membership. Followed by sending in via Walkthrough ($180) & You get a MS or AT grade when you, truly though it was a proof. Of course this is after you previously have done the researched. I mentioned above. For $180 after taxes it's fair to ask for who were the specialist that graded your coin. So any questions can go thru them. Instead of the Sorry excuse of a Front desk of Pcgs. Mind blowing / Rant
I hope that CAC refreshes the grading scene. Upon their launch next year....
@NumisCanadawithBruce agreed
Your exactly right, misleading presentations online to entice consumers into clicking a thumbnail for profit causes confusion and in the real world this type of advertising and activity is prosecuted as misleading the consumer, a good reality check would do some justice. Not to mention that there are some Conflicts of Interest surrounding the coin collecting industry, that are also being exploited online and that also hurts the trust and confidence in the industry.
100% Truth! Most people that are so called experts on those coin websites don't give a flying monkeys pink bum. Many are seated on a high horse named, Delusions of Grandeur.
Bottom line, do not listen to them. They are NOT experts. Their "opinions" are worth NOTHING to the grading companies.
My lowly humble opinion is they give people false info on valuable coins or coins they need/want so those coins will be put back out into circulation. If that coin is in circulation then they have a higher percent chance to own it... They don't like the odds if it stays in your pocket.
It's not always about the money for them.... Most times all they want is the recognition and prestige that comes with owning certain coins.
@@freekingawwsome 1977/ penny.
Always valuable coin information - - Thank you !!!
This was a great video. Thank you for airing it.
Beautiful! Very happy to come across your channel and looking to hopefully visit your site soon
Sometimes I find errors I've never seen anywhere else but your information here was helpful. I will follow through on whether it's Wexler or anyone else who's qualified. Thank you
The information you provided is really helpful.
Just starting & I find this fascinating. Thank you
Very useful information. Thanks for sharing
I have one.. thanks for having me check
Good Job... Appreciate the accurate information. Well done. Many thanks.
I have been collecting coins...Lincoln cents in particular for many years. Granted, I knew about some DD versions, but that was about it. A few years ago, while searching coins, I came across a 2011 Lincoln cent that immediately caught my eye as there was a connection between the two 11 making it look like the letter H. I kept it as an oddity, but never researched it. Now you have me interested.
That's awesome! I have a Franklin half dollar that I took to a few local coin shops to get a second opinion as to some "doubling" on the obverse. Of course my opinion is that it's a doubled die variety, but have found no supporting documentation. One of the coin shop owners offered melt value of around 8 dollars at the time, but told me specifically to not clean it. I refused the offer and have put it away for a few years now. After watching this video it has inspired me to pursue it further and see what happens. Thank you for the inspiration!
Yes great video and so true new discoveries are happening with what is now old coins thanks for the information love your channel
Another great show my friend as always thank you for letting us know I didn't know that no I'm going to check all my 1977 I do have a bunch of them and I was not paying attention thank you very much
I recently found a 1977 Lin Cent, that had doubling on date, liberty, and in God. I haven't found any information on it, but put it away. Very strong doubling on the date.
I know a site
Great information. I have found many doubles and had no clue how to go about selling them, I will be taking your advice. Thankyou
I learned something new today. Thanks for this. I guess I hadn't even considered how each designation was actually 'documented' for comparison to submissions. It makes sense, but I guess I had assumed that they would do it all there, at the grading company, even if it was different people and/or different departments. Hopefully, they've made that clear on the site and/or on the grading forms. I've never sent a submission and I don't know that it would have been something I would even know to look for. Either way, now I know. Thanks!!
New at collecting, thank you.
Thank You J&B for this information...I have many 70s pennies although I haven't checked each one......yet.
I check any change I get back and make it a point to set aside any coins older than 1980 to look at closer later. Found a lot of early 70s lately that are in pristine condition like they've never been circulated before I got them at the store.
This is a wonderful and very informative video. The contact steps to take for grading and designation are somewhat vague for newbies. I've taken down the info from this video and will be looking for the others you've mentioned....I actually have a different coin that screams for this type of attention too. Thanks so much J/B!!
I really like the way you explained that JB coin. You say the darndest things all the time.
Who dis
Wonderful discover!
Thank you kind folks , I always appreciate 'Quality Time Videos !!
Great information, love the channel.Thank you..
This was a very good video I learned a lot in 2 minutes so thank you for the information have a great day
This was good information. Tks
Great info thanks for the reminder
I wondered where I lost that penny that day I was out for a walk. 😂
Love the channel and the info is always interesting and valuable. Thank you.
Excellent, I have a ton of 77s. Will check them all!
It is really sad how coin dealers tout big gigantic values on coins, yet they would not buy themselves even at 50% discount.
I have a 1972& 1976 Lincoln pennies that look like steel pennies. Excellent condition and one of them are magnetic
JB Coins is Top Notch. Best of the Best.
Good Info . Always figured the grading company took care of authentication , Etc . 👍 . Thanks .
Great video as usual. Thanks for all the work you do to help people like me that does not know much about coins. Thanks for info
Thakyoufor enlightening everyone on the UA-cam might that every coin Chanel is done by professionals and they are not even when they say they are, greatly appreciated
Thank you for the info.
Very goodi ALWAYS appreciate your teachings
Thank you for thorough. You are right many times you're told your coin isn't worth anything. Unfortunately, I've gotten rid off some that potentially were worth money because of advice. Each time shortly after discarding the coin I would see a video contractionary to the advice received.
Thank you for the knowledge
Thank you bro, good infomation😊
Thanks, JB Coins!
It's very awesome find I've come across some that weren't listed and some that are listed and you're right you need magnification
Thank you for your information
A very great discovery 👌!
thak you for sharing this video and good luck 👍👍😉
Thank you for such good information I've never sold coins before but I'm starting to get into it it's very very interesting I have three 1977's better double dies both front and back and one is a die break error double dates double mint marks where should I sell them? Thank you
Love your coin spilling sounds on your intro!
I have this coin and I found it today!!! The mouth on this coin is identical! It is smaller than a regular struck penny and super thin! I am going to weigh it and have an expert look at it before grading
Great information I'll be talking to you
Thank you for making is video. The info is exactly what I needed, as I have some coins what errors that I can't find listed anywhere, and getting help from anyone on forums or other collectors let's just say they aren't the nicest people. I live in Phoenix AZ, how would I find someone here that would look at my coins? Thank you
Glad I watched this. I've got a nickel with weight, diameter, thickness, and color issues, seriously 3.74 grams. I had given up hope when a Q&A site said acid damage. Now I'm gonna take the leap of faith and submit. I suppose NGC is the direction to go. Thank you sir
Ótimo vídeo, parabéns!
I'm so pleased with the topic. I've a 1986D DDO Lincoln Memorial Cent RB with NAKED EYE Dblg on Liberty, Date, Motto, Mint Mark & Dblg from the top to the bust west of Lincoln's photo. I refused to believe it's worthless. I said to myself, if only it was a 1969, 1972, or even a 1955 DDO . On top of it not being validated. It's has residue on it that could easily be wiped off to reveal the Surface & Strike condition better. You have NO idea how tempted I am to just wipe it off! , Of course I won't clean it.
That's so awesome guys. Because I have a beautiful penny that looks just like the one in your video!
Really good news on the 1997 D and it finding. As a coin collector your information has helped me to improve what to look for. Thanks again JB
I have one
Wow very nice old coins❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
I think it’s wonderful gives me hope to maybe find one of those or even find a new one someday
🤘😁 yes definitely learnt more. Found some with different markings 🤔 n can tell that it weren’t damaged by cars or ran over. But kept them n dbl earlobe 😅 thanks for sharing 😁
Awesome, I have 3 1977 D-DDO..
Great video!
Thanks for sharing. I might possibly have a similar 1977 d but I don't know for sure but this will help me check. Thanks for the thorough info. 😀
Thank you for your good info your Awesome 🙏🏻
Thanks. Helpful information. Because I have 3 of the 1977 year. Must check mines for double dies.
Love your info..... Lincoln' mouth open
Wow I am new and have several coins that are "strange " so you will hear from me soon. Thank you!
JB ,,YOU ARE VERY GOOD AT YOUR COINS AND IN THANK YOU ,,THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO CAN LEARN A LOT FROM YOU IF THEY WATCH AND LEARN ,,THAT IS HOW I DID WATCH AND LEARNED AND BNOW I AM GOOD BUT STILL LEARNING ,,,THANK YOU REDS
I have a nice coin collection starting at the wheat pennies from the 1950s to the 1960s to the 1970s to the 1980s and 1990s and coins that look like new on different dates.😊
waaay cool! I too have been collecting funny looking coins. as I'm kinda old you'd think I'd know what to do but up til seeing yr video I had no clue where to find out any info. so, thankyou. and I see that there's others like me. so, how do we find these people that can and will take a look at our coins? I've commented on other sites but no one gets back to me..thanks again.
I love that idea
I have the same problem with a 1902 Indian Head Penny with strong doubling on the obverse and reverse. Since it's not listed it cant be graded.
Get it graded and they will make a listing for it ?
Duh
I just recently started looking through my coins & buying coin rolls as a team me & my 9 yr old son he loves going through them we both are learning & watching videos taking notes . I just got my scale this weekend so it's GAME ON!!!!! I will keep you posted hopefully we will find some good stuff!!!!
I tried to get my son involved and he's not interested. I'm happy you had success in getting your kid involved. I will search on solo!
Awesome thanks!
Nice find.
SO May i ask how much is it worth 🤔??? THANK YOU !!!😊👌
Thanks for all your help, by the way.
, you've been great. This is the third time I've had to watch this video to get this variety correct? I have 1 possibly 2 of them. But I have so many 77 d that it's unbelievable. But nothing verifiable yet it's coming
I'm so thankful for your videos and the knowledge I aquire by watching and reading all of the different discoveries of the coins
THIS IS INTERESTING U GET TO RHE POINT 👍😎ALL WE NEED thank u 👍😎
Years ago I owned a GSA Morgan with a new unknown error. NGC said the same thing, “it’s gotta go to an expert” it graded MS63 and came back home with no attribution. I sold the coin years ago, damn thing turned my stomach every time I looked at it, because I knew I was right. I can’t remember what the error was now.
What year?
I believe it was an 1883
I found 3 1972 DDR all three in my mint set. It's amazing. I've don't tons of research and I haven't seen any certifies.
Very nice coin
I have several of that year in my coin collection. Brand new looking. I can even see the double without a magnifying glass. How can I get it to you
That's good to hear iv just went through my 300 pennys I have what I know is a 1958 d wheat penny circulated version that has misstsamped letters and double dies along with some 83s
Nice old coin!
I have a 3 1977 that has doubling on the 1977 and pretty much through out all the rest of the lettering,. & I see where there's marks on Lincoln's face. I'm going to send them in and get them graded. Thanks for the info because I knew there was something special about these Penny's but didn't know what to look for... I'd put some pics but I don't see a thing do that?
Thanks. I have a couple of penny's that I have questions about, I would love to have answers to. A double die not in my book and a, 1919 penny that I found with a magnet looking for 1943s. I will try to find that website. Thanks again.
I haven't checked because I just found it late last night, but I'm positive I have a 1969d double die obverse with a close mint mark and a 1960 d tall 6 DDO. How would I magnify these and others and take pics, my phone just sucks
Nice GOOD Job 😊
Thanks!
I admire the owners persistence
Very interesting
Love JB Coin family menber
What kind of microscope or magnifying tool do you guys use? I need something better than the one I have. I've looked on Amazon and not sure which one to buy.
Excellent video! Jim has reviewed a coin of my own and he does very efficient and reasonably priced work. I’m in the process of sending him, what I think is an unregistered RPM. Very professional person to speak with. Expert advice & opinion respected. If he says it’s nothing, believe him. He’ll put your coin in his variety vista listings if it is a new finding. Nice guy.
How do you get ahold of Jim ?
Yeah, I have a few coins, 60s to date, that I occasionally check to see if there's a listing for a doubled die because there's no current listing, and I just don't think machine doubling covers it. But who am I, and I don't wanna get my nose slapped off! And I've been a searcher for many years, so I like to think my knowledge is above the average bear.
I have just found a 1992 D Lincoln cent with doubling both sides of the coin. Not knowing where to go to have it checked out. I mean it shows doubling throughout the whole coin. Hopeful for help
AWESOME info ≈ THANKS! 👍🏼
How much does it cost to have coins graded?
I have 1 of these coins. Where would I send it to be designated or PCGS also do that?
Wow I am glad you guys are still doing this channel.
I found a Canadian new cent coin in pretty good condition and was wondering what or where I could get it appraised at