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Senior's Perspective With A Twist
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Hello everyone! My name is Harry Clark, and welcome to "A Senior's Perspective With A Twist" The program is about a 60 something yr. old retiree's look at things in life from lessons learned and experienced. Using single words and short phrases to communicate this senior's perspective. I hope you will join me and listen to a senior's perspective. I hope to say something enlightening to you and that your comments will give me an idea of your thoughts about the videos. Please subscribe when you watch my videos. I Look forward to reading your comments. Thank you all.
Rare FEV Eisenhower Dollar Coin Purchased
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I like collecting Eisenhower Dollar Coins. They are big like Morgan and Peace Dollars, but are not nearly as expensive. They are also from a short run so there are not not quit as many to collect. If you collect the right one in high grade it could mean a big payday for the collector. I also like the varieties found in the Eisenhower coins. The coin I have in my sights now is the Friendly Eagle variety, and they are rare. I have many 1971 d raw Ikes, but none are this variety. So I decided to look for the coin at coin shows and I found my first one.
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I like collecting Eisenhower Dollar Coins. They are big like Morgan and Peace Dollars, but are not nearly as expensive. They are also from a short run so there are not not quit as many to collect. If you collect the right one in high grade it could mean a big payday for the collector. I also like the varieties found in the Eisenhower coins. The coin I have in my sights now is the Friendly Eagle variety, and they are rare. I have many 1971 d raw Ikes, but none are this variety. So I decided to look for the coin at coin shows and I found my first one.
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1972 Eisenhower Dollars, Type 1,2, & 3
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Share This Video:czcams.com/video/BYomLzw2pxc/video.html I want to examine the 1972 p Eisenhower Dollar, type 1,2, & 3. I have been collecting these dollars coins for years. I like to buy them raw and slabbed. The type 2 Ike dollar is the most valuable variety in the series. This variety is also rare and hard to find in MS condition. app.termly.io/document/disclaimer/c245dd21-0c6b-4dbc-82e4-cfa...
Error On 2005 p California State Quarter
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Share This Video:czcams.com/video/rEPsdDRzXtE/video.html The 2005 p California State Quarter is not supposed to have any errors, or that is what I have read about this quarter. I have found an extra letter on the obverse of this coin located at the bottom of the bust of Washiington. Just below the 2 initials of John Flanagan and William Cousins, designer and mint sculptor-engraver respectively....
Eisenhower Proof Dollar, a ddo
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Share This Video:czcams.com/video/IGBYgQWtLHg/video.html The coin up for discussion now is a 1971 s silver proof Ike Dollar that is a ddo or a double die obverse coin. This beautiful coin I picked up at a coin show in the month of May this year. Along with other eisenhowers that are slabbed. This coin has amazing and consistent doubling on it. I did not find out which double die it is. I think ...
A Repunched Date Indian Penny
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Share This Video:https:czcams.com/video/W4Disf5gkPo/video.html The discussion today is a Indian Head Penny that has a repunched date. The 1907 Indian Head Cent has 4 varieties listed in the Cherry Pickers Guide. I think I matched it up with the right one as best as I could tell it is tte RPD-001, and it is not a perfect match. So I looked on other sites but could not an exact match. This is clo...
1960 DDR Jefferson Proof Nickel
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Share This Video:czcams.com/video/rXxGc63fv2g/video.html This video will talk about a proof coin that is not as valuable to collectors as the business strike of the same year is. This coin I have is a double die coin on the reverse side. It is doubled in the letters of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, and E PLURIBUS UNUM. I saw coins listed for sale on ebay from about $10.00-$50.00. I figure if you ha...
A Novelty Gold Plated Quarter
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Share This Video:czcams.com/video/XDRtxxo8K6o/video.html I was a coin show recently and I purchased 6 novelty quarter coins that were gold plated. Each cost me $2.00. I am facinated with these quarters and I want to hang onto them for eye appeal. They are worth face value, and they beautifully decorated with fake gold and the color white on some of them. They are a conversation piece and that's...
Could a 1967 Nickel Have a Mint Mark?????
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Share This Video:czcams.com/video/Mjdy-A_Refk/video.html This video is about a 1967 p Nickel that may have a Mint Mark that is not supposed to be there. Maybe I am seeing things. You take a look and tell me what you think. Comments are welcome because we can look at the same photo or picture and come away with different views and opinions. We welcome other people's views and opinions. By the wa...
1942 d Mercury DIime, Doubled Dated
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Share This Video:youtu.be5MiiNfMOuHA This video is about the 1942 d Mercury Dime. I will discuss 5 dimes with 4 of them all being 1942 d's. The lone one is a 42 s. There were over 60.7 million of them minted and over 49 million of the 42 s dimes made. The special thing about the 42 d dime is that it is double dated. There is also an overdate that is very valuable. I wish I had that one too. I w...
"Nixon" Presidential Dollar Obverse Coin Error
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Share This Video:czcams.com/video/6lj1Nqhw6hs/video.html I am discussing a new error I found in 2016 on a 2016 p Nixon dollar coin. The coin came from a 100 count bag I purchased from the US Gov Mint in 2016. It is not the Missing Letter Edge Error, but a different error on the obverse of the coin. Probably a Die Filled Grease Error, and I have been waiting and searching for a match for years. ...
Rainbow Toned Roosevelt Dimes
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Share This Video:czcams.com/video/aNddFkgNMBg/video.html In this video I look at toned coins. Coins that have a natural discoloration on them from chemicals that get into the surface of the coin over time from where they are stored. Like being an album over in a flip for a period of time. Some toned coins have their value increased from this natural process taking place over time, if it is appe...
A Die Clash of the Eye
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Share This Video:czcams.com/video/GetC0mSU1Zk/video.html The Jefferson Nickel has been around since 1938 and it is popular with collectors. There are many varieties to find and the nickel today is one I have had for many years and I have decided to discuss it now. A 2015 p Jefferson Nickel with a die clash on the reverse from the obverse is an interesting find that I want to show. It is Jeffers...
Unplated Slabbed 1983 Cent
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Share This Video:https//czcams.com/video/glUGJB19vLQ/video.html The subject this session is about Unplated Coins. The Lincoln Cent has a makeup of copper and zinc, and they still do. Only some things have been switched around by the US Gov. Mint. TO save money the mint swapped the amount of metal. Pennies used to be made mostly of Copper and a little Zinc. Now it is turned around and pennies ar...
MS 1950 d Jefferson Nickel
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Share This Video:https//czcams.com/video/kGUVcYHMIZQ/video.html The coin up for discussion is the 1950 d Jefferson Nickel. It is the lowest mintage coin of the Jefferson nickel series. With over 2.6 million minted, but it was hoarded by collectors and as a result it is plentiful today. You can buy a MS full step 1950 d nickel when searching carefully. They are not that expensive to purchase in ...
1960 p Small Date Cent
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Share This Video:czcams.com/video/EjC8JwbQXxc/video.html The discussion this time is on a Slabbed 1960 p Small Date Lincoln Cent. Slabbed Coins are a collectors gem in a collection, and you can have many of them. Raw coins in a flip are great, but even better is a coin that has been certified by a Third Party Grader be to authentic. It is really great when the coin has been given a high MS grad...
Washington Quarter RPM's of 1957 & 1964
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Washington Quarter RPM's of 1957 & 1964
Amazing, but that brow does give a different perception of the eagle.
Hi Stax! Sorry about the sideways video and upside down thumbnail. I made a correction once I noticed it. I liked your original comment, but I had to delete eveything to correct my error. Anyway thanks for your new comment. You are right about the perception of the eagle with that brow. I like him without it and he does appear to be more friendly. Friendly Eagle!
I have a 71 and 72 proofs, and bot are S Mint. I think they are the Type 3, but I couldn't swear to it. I'd kinda of forgot about them, but this video got me to take another look at them. They are very nice coins, and fun to have.
Hi Stax! Thank you for watching the video. The 1972 p type 2 Eisenhower dollar is called the King of Ike dollars because it is the most valuable one of them in the series. In high MS condition it could bring hundreds or maybe even thousands of dollars. IN MS 68 and higher grade it might bring that amount. I am still searching for one in those grades. I like the whole sreies of Ike dollars, from 1971-1978.
@@seniorsperspectivewithatwist Both of mine are San Francisco... decent enough looking shape, but I do keep them in coin capsules. Thanks for the info!
I jumped over and looked at the California Quarter on the Apmex site, and you can definately see the discrepancy with your quarters compared to theirs. Good Find!
Hi Stax! Thanks for watching the video. I have been having a lot of technical problems with my video equipment. I recorded close to 10 videos only to find very poor audio. This went on for 2 days. Now I am exhausted and glad to finally get out 1 video. Thanks again for watching the video. I do like the find of the misplaced or dropped letter on the California Quarter.
@@seniorsperspectivewithatwist That can be difficult to hang in there - thanks for the effort!
that is a great example of double die with many points on the coin being effected. When we move to digital currency, and I'm sure we will, coins like those will be sought after.
Hi Stax! Thanks for watching the video. I really like this particular coin because it is a ddo, a proof coin, and it is a D-CAM. Not sure about it being a Pegleg coin. More research required for that issue.
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That is a great example of a coin that's 116 years old. Copper coins are favorite. Copper in and of itself has no real value, but the coins are a favorite. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Stax! Thanks for watching the video and for your comments.
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A Proof Nickel pretty neat on its own. You expect to see proof quarters, halves, and dollars, but I'd never expect a proof nickel unless it came in a coin set.
Hi Stax! The proof coins come in a package set from the US Gov Mint. Some collectors receiving them open them and separate the coins for different reasons, and that is how we get them separated from original packaging. Proof Mint Sets have been around for many years, with different denomination coins making up these sets. Somebody took this nickel I am reviewing from a proof mint set, but you already knew all of this and I am just repeating what you already knew. Thanks for listening anyway.
@@seniorsperspectivewithatwist I knew about the mint sets, but didn't know that's how the proofs began life. Good to know - thanks for filling me in
I have one coin.1995 no mint mark how sell it?
Give me information about that
Please friend I have one 1995 penny if you want tell me actually I have one
Those are neat looking coins, and add to a collection... just for their eye appeal. I bought a gold plated Kennedy for melt and a small premium a few years ago. I knew it wasn't solid gold, and it doesn't have near the luster your coins do, but there is something still very interesting about it. I didn't know if the Mint did this, but it sounds like they probably didn't.
Looks like a scratch to me. I have several of these and none look like that.
could possibly be an earlier year nickel struck with 1967. but to me it looks like a window then a mint mark.
Thanks for watching the video. Not sure what is going with this coin but it does look like a "D" mint mark, and nickels 65-67 had none.
That looks like a D to me. So I pulled up an example of a nickle prior to 1965, and that's the correct location. The 1969 mint mark is on the obverse. That more or less puts the years of the design into perspective...so there's a mystery here. How could the mint strike the reverse between 1938 to 1964, but not the obverse till 1967? Interesting.
I saw a D there too.
Hi Stax! Sorry just now replying back. I will hang on to this nickel and possibly send it somewhere to be looked at in the future. Thanks for watching the video Stax.
Your coin looks like a repunched mint mark ..., so, it has even more value.
1942 D , DD , PCGS XF 45 👍
That 1942 double strike is one of the best examples I've seen. All those coins look to be MS quality... nice collection
Hi I have a 2021 I want you to see
Hi Roosevelt! Thanks for watching the video!
Hi I have a 2021 I want you to see
Hi I have a 2021 I want you to see
I didn't know they minted those presidential coins. Being a fan of President Nixon (yes, I'm that one guy) makes it all the more interesting. I would think missing 8 digits would put it in a class of its own.
Hi Stax! Thanks for watching the video. I agree with you on missing more than one digit you would think that makes a difference. I like looking at all those missing numbers on that coin, it shows the Mint made an error.
Another awesome job love the coins
Hi james! Thanks for watching the video and for your encouraging words, they do not go unnoticed. I appreciate them.
will have to look for this piece
great video
Hi Charles! Thanks for watching the video.
Toning on silver really is nice when it's a natural tone, but as you point out, if toning is forced on the silver it's worth melt. I have a Peace Dollar and a few other pieces too large for a capsule that I'm trying to tone. Been doing this for 1 to 2 years (depending on date of purchase) and each have a light brown/yellowish look to them. They don't get direct sunlight... I might need to do that to get the rainbow colors I want to achieve. Great video - thanks!
Hi Stax! Thank you for watching the video. I always enjoy reading your comments and I learn from them too. Lets continue collecting coins.
You have a better eye than I do. (no pun intended)🧐
Hi Mattman! thanks for watching the video. I miss a lot of things when I am coin roll hunting, I just so happened to get this one. Thank the Lord.
Also 2019 no eyes on obvious
The 2015 p is the only example I have in my collection.
Thats cool didn't know about 2015 i have same clash on 2018 2022 2023
Hi James! Thanks for viewing the video. I only wish the eye on the reverse was larger than it is to be more obvious to collectors.
I could see the line across Jefferson's nose, but not next to his eye. I find it amazing how they can stamp a pupil into the coin's image and make it look so real. It's pretty fascinating how detailed a coin is.
Hello Stax! You are right, it is amazing how small technology has advanced to make an eye ball on a coin so small and clear to view for collectors. Thanks for viewing the video.
I had trouble getting my sound on at the start, and I saw the first coin before you I heard Unplated Planchett. When I saw the penny I thought it was a steel penny from the WWII era. I didn't realize that's how pennies were finished with a coating of zinc or whatever they use now. I know you talked about that coating in an earlier video, but I though the coating was a thin see through sealant. Interesting to learn that about our friend the penny.
Hello again Stax! The 2 coins I showed in the video were Zinc pennies without the Copper coating. The transition took place in 1983 from a Copper penny to a Zinc penny. The composition of the penny today is 97.5 Zinc and 2.5 Copper. I added these 2 unplated/ 1 slabbed and the other unslabbed to my collection as examples of pennies without the Copper coating. I hope this info is helpful about the unplated Zinc pennies. Thanks agin for watching the video.
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Nice example of a nickel. I never really at a nickel before, but the features on the obverse are pretty detailed.
Hi Stax! Thanks for watching another video. I forget to include in the video that the 1950 d nickel is a key date in the series.
I have one Quarter like this
Thanks for watching the video and for your comment.
great coin
great video
Hello Charles! Thank you for watching my video.
I have 2005 leberty
Thanks for watching the video.
Hello, I enjoyed your video. Just subbed 🤠👍
Hi ManDad! Thanks for wacthing the video.
Being able to identify MS quality coins could be pretty lucrative if you knew where to find them. I'm guessing that it wouldn't be likely to find one in an everyday transaction.
Hi Stax! Most of us can only guess what might be a top MS coin, and if we sent it to a third party grading company we might be very disappointed when it was returned with a grade far less than what we wanted. It's happened to me.
Using a quarter from 1988, I was able to line up the lower part of Washington's throat on the obverse with the 'spitting' strike on the reverse. Good explanation on the strikes. Thanks!
Hi Stax! Yes the die clash can be seen when lining up the obverse and the reverse on the coin, and glad you saw that. Thanks for viewing the video.
thank you sir . that is a beautiful coin.!! ...All of mine are severly Worn from age and use... thank you , i enjoyed your sharing
I recall when silver jumped to nearly $50 an oz in late 1979/80. Everybody was turning in their silver for melt. So it is amazing that dime survived. After all, fifty bucks in 1980 bought a lot more then than today.
Hey Stax! You are point on about the price of siver back then. Silver lately hoovers around the teens to mid twenties today. Thanks for watching..
Just at a glance, ....look like birds visiting this one.
That coin is 105 years old, and looks incredible! I wonder what story it has that allowed to travel over 100 years with barely a mark on it?
Hi Stax! I really like the mercury dime. I think the lady on this coin is beautiful, and the coin is history in pause for over 100 years when we look at her profile on the obverse of this coin. Thanks for watchinng the video.
Awesome nice find
I like these coins that pre-date the use of Presidents on the obverse, and instead represented the country. Per WikiPedia, the Winged Cap symbolizes Liberty of Thought. Kind of a nice concept.
Hi Stax! You have good taste in your coins and seeing the lady on the mercury dime is refreshing to me as well. Thanks for watching the video.
I subscribe to your numismatics channel. If you want, you can observe my Italian coin collection. Good video, thank
Hi Nice! I thank you for watching my video. I did watch a couple of your videos. They were in another language so I did not understand them. Still the music was nice and I think they were discussing euros and King Charles lll. Thanks again for watching the video.
Most definately is MS quality. Have you ever consider sending one of these off for grading?
Hi Stax! Sorry for just now getting to a reply. I do plan on rounding up certain coins in the future and sending them in for grading.
that would make a great Channel Video!@@seniorsperspectivewithatwist
Nice vid - good to see a little silver!! I had a little trouble seeing the repunch on the 1st quarter, but not because of your camera. Just wasn't real distinctive. The extra punches were obvious on the 2nd and 3rd. I think the use of silver in coins prior to 65 has helped to keep the coins in MS condition from people stacking.
Hey Stax! I think you are right about silver coins. I like collecting silver to. It's worth a lot more than the copper coins we collect.