Big Mistakes Coin Searchers Make - Some Rolls Searchers Get This Wrong

Big Mistakes Coin Searchers Make - Some Rolls Searchers Get This Wrong
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[MarkA-Coins]

Appreciate all the information you put into your videos Daniel ! Over 1000 of them and it just takes a few seconds to search on them to find a subject. Information is at hand. No one is getting rich quick in this hobby. Time, effort, study and learn.

[MarkedMoneyTech]

Excellent presentation! Thanks for sharing your insight Daniel. I've learned so much from you!

[shnibby]

Wow! I had no idea that the US Mint made so many coins for foreign countries! Thanks, Dan!

[Americancoins]

I have 1943 Bronze and 1943 copper i would like for you to do the grading on them before i send them off.😊

[Bo_D_Vine]

Hi again. 👋 Speaking of mint marks, i have 2009's uncirculated with the D's in random places on the coin. Like by above Lincoln's head. Or over by liberty side. Random. I can't seem to find it on list. I wonder how that happened? 🤔 🤔🤔🤔

[lenayoung]

Mint error will happen every time mint is produced, and you will find news discovery because NO one person or persons are aware of all the contributing factors in the process of minting. But the pros can identify the ones they are familiar with. There are mint error on the front of the coin and not the back but if the machinery strikes that tiny planchet a certain way it can damage all the way, through causing some doubling in the fonts as well. I have a strike through and the VDB is doubled three times. So multiple errors do happen on a coin. Sometimes a chip can look different depending on the lighting and your ability to see clear. I had a Roosevelt dime that have 12 chips and a die-crack straight across the head. Do your best to study your coins people. Keep on Coining😊

[jamesburke]

Good to see my judgement is correct...plating blisters, lines....it is obvious to me without asking! On the other hand, if it's interesting it still might sell...art!

[august]

Thanku for sharing your knowledge and expertise. Great video 🤙🤙

[stanleykijek]

To clarify you comment on P mint coinage at around 2:30-3:15, the Philadelphia mint began putting the P mint mark on the 5 cent and higher denominations business strikes starting in 1980. It kind of sounded that you stated the only business strike with a P mint mark is the 2017 cent (and 1942 war nickel), which would be incorrect, but I'm sure you did not mean to say it that way, otherwise you'll be getting calls why their post 1979 nickels through dollars have P mint marks. Over the years, the mint has created a lot of confusion by constantly changing things.

[angiecrowell]

Great info Daniel! I always learn so much. Thank you!

[thatrallycarguy]

I love your videos Daniel I love your wisdom and knowledge that you put out to the community it is great I will see you in June my friend

[injoelsgarage]

Thank you Daniel I always learn from your videos! Keep up the good work. Joel

[homesteadaquarius]

Thank you for all of this. I am going to start going through change hoping to find that rare million dollar coin. I'm only learning right now.

[ralphrust]

Thank you for all the information i have alot of coins and its so overwhelming wish i could make the 1 1/2 hour drive to talk with you.

[MichaelSmith-uyez]

Do you think that counterfeits will eventually get by the grading services 🤔

[rvmagnum]

We all think we found that retirement coin, lol

[rolandocastaneda]

I just want a 32P Washington quarter slabbed UNC coin help me find one.

[chadkenney]

What if I rent a hotel room somewhere on your end and bring a pretty substantial, both in number and content so I can bring them in myself and finally understand what I have on front of me. I don't understand why people don't accept misunderstanding what they are looking at. ... Anyway I have not had luck getting an honest evaluation because it's not chuck full of silver.... I would be coming from tn

[martinm]

1983 Denver one cent with planchet flaw...it is a void in the core and the copper coat has sucked down into the void...where the "D" is in the bottom of the void. I think this is neat.

[alanbramer]

How much does it cost to grade a coin PCGS