PCGS UNBOXING - What Did PCGS Say About My Toned Cent?
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- What Did PCGS Say About My Toned Cent? PCGS UNBOXING !!
See what PCGS grades my coins, what are they worth and how much it cost to have my coins graded. Huge toned coin reveal, what did PCGS grade my rainbow toned, proof cent.
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What Did PCGS Say About My Toned Cent? PCGS UNBOXING !!
See what PCGS grades my coins, what are they worth and how much it cost to have my coins graded. Huge toned coin reveal, what did PCGS grade my rainbow toned, proof cent.
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How does 1go about submitting a coin to be graded?
@@genegreen1975 You got to the grading company and read the guidelines or contact them.
Great Video Daniel We Are so Fortunate To Have You For A mentor we appreciate all the time and effort you put into your videos to help fellow coin collectors like you do....🎉😊
Grading fees overall are ridiculous and hinder the hobby/business IMO.
Appreciate all your work and educational content!
Yeah I'm with you there. I buy everything in person so for me they're no help. Especially when I know how to grade the coins I buy and I'm dealing with a competent grader. If we both agree then what the hell do we need a TPG for? To take our money? 😂
Nice grades on the set
@@TheWinstonDouble A penny i sent off cost me $70 and they e-mailed me and told me about the penny and was going to charge me another $26 to send back so I told them just to keep it, wish I could find a cheaper grader, thanks.
@@hillbillyhenry5098 What a joke. That's an embarrassment of a company right there. I like ICCS grading out of Ontario. Honest grades, $10-14 per coin depending on if you're doing bulk or singles. They don't use slabs, it's a sealed mylar flip inside a sealed soft plastic flip with a 2×2 paper certificate in the opposite pocket. They charge you 14 bucks if the coin is worthless, they charge you 14 bucks if it's an MS-66 key date silver dollar, they charge you 14 bucks if it's a variety. But they aren't as broad at covering all the little varieties, just the major ones. But no BS scam service. You get exactly what you pay for and it's made very clear up front what you're paying.
Daniel , Thanks again for all you do for the collectors.
You grade and share your coins to educate us... no problem with that! Thanks.
They need another color for toners than red-brown. That is a thing of beauty
Yeah cents come in more than 3 colors
I KNOW RIGHT! The point of these companies is to be able to trade sight unseen. When you see RB you're not thinking "better than red" but it very well could be. They should use like LT meaning "lustrous toning" because brown means the toning ruined the lustre whereas this still has it.
Thanks for the education and thanks for looking up the cert info for us. Saved me pausing and looking it up myself!
Totally Kool 💯🔥thanks 4 everything you do for this community well worth staying till the end my friend
Another great information video, Daniel. I have been collecting all the different grades of the 1952,1953,1976,1977,and 1979 of the different pennies to the silver dollar's coins. These are dates that are important to me. My different LCS dealers and my club members have been helping me to find all the different grade levels of each coins denominations. It has been interesting and fun for me to search for the coins I find about halfway through my list that I have made. Thanks, Daniel, for all you do for the hobby, and have a great day.
Daniel, Thank You!! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge, experiences and taking thetime to educate me/us!! Have a Blessed Day!!
Thanks for sharing Daniel. 😎👍
What a nice way to start the day, a graded coin video. Those are real beauties that will be great additions to anyone's type set. Thank you for sharing your experience and eye for picking solid coins worth grading.
yo~ Coinhelpu~ outstanding unbxoing.
Thanks Daniel great video. Always informative. Greatly appreciated for me. Ty
Franklin Halves are my favorite......
Very nice, clear, informative, and fun! Glad you basically got the grades you needed . . .
I appreciate you and the coin geek for sharing the grading results, and i pray you make up the losses in YT revenue as i know its a costly endeaver to send stuff in. Ive been on the fence for months to send in my coins. I may go with anacs or just get a more expensive membership from pcgs to gdt the vouchers. I just dont have the knowledge id like to in order to be confident id get the grade etc. Some of my coins id send in just to get protected but i could also just buy guardhouse plastic i guess haha
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Great video. Thank you.
I really like your videos. Thank you.
Appreciated!
Nice score!
Great video and Great teacher!
Really nice video! Thank you!!!
I can't believe that the 52 Franklin didn't get a cameo on that grade
I really appreciate your video's, knowledge and teaching an old guy like me on coins.
You verify that low mintage does always mean high prices. It's the demand of a particular series or individual coins within a series that will influence prices, regardless of the grade.
I look at it this way. If you want a professionally graded coin, you have to pay for their services. If you think their fees are ridiculous and hinder the hobby, don't buy them. Buy ungraded coins. I think all your coins are absolutely beautiful. I'm jealous. Thanks for sharing, Daniel. 👍
Yeah you're right on that one, unfortunately though a lot of the time though there's a coin I just have to have but it's locked in plastic so I'm kinda forced to buy slabbed coins and then have to go through the sketchy process of cracking them out so I can appreciate them. It's kind of an ongoing battle between people who want slabs and people who don't care for them. More and more good coins get locked up by them as time passes and nice raw ones that I'm prepared to pay full graded retail for become more and more scarce. I don't mind buying the slab and cracking them though so long as the seller isn't charging more for the coin because it's slabbed. I've seen people charging 50 bucks for a 30 dollar coin because they're an idiot that sent off a coin that isn't worth the fees. That's where slabs get annoying because it limits the available options and to me that hurts the hobby.
Yes but it also prevents the coin from being destroyed through handling. If everyone kept their coins loose in a coffee can or used the wrong plastic in their holders there wouldn't be any high grade coins to be had.
@@user-rr2vl9qv7j Yeah that is a valid point, but to me that risk of damage is what makes this hobby cool. If you lock it up in an airtight slab completely sealed off from the outside world then that coin's journey is over. It's not developing any more character. It takes zero effort to preserve it. It's like you just froze the coin in time. Which for some coins like full red Indian cents or a bag toned morgan pulled out at the perfect time is a good thing, but any collector worth his salt can keep an MS-67 morgan an MS-67 their whole life. I like buying that preservation. I'm buying the work of a good custodian. When you slab the coin the whole part of being a custodian of the coin is over. It's not impressive. I like that unbroken line of preservation where anything could have happened but didn't. And I pride myself in keeping my coins nice for the next generation. That's why I always crack them out of their plastic prisons. If they're super nice they go in an acrylic capsule. Those still allow a miniscule amount of air to circulate so the coin doesn't suffocate and die. Other than that, 2×2s and binder sheets keep them perfectly safe. Also unlike a slab, I can take my coins out to actually look at them and then put them back in. I have faith that collectors these days know enough to not mess up their coins. Most coins were ruined decades ago and haven't gotten any worse since. No collector is just throwing mint state barber dimes in a coffee can or PVC flips anymore.
very nice submission.
Nice grades on some
Thanks, Daniel~ I am a newbie in collecting coins.
You sent in the 1923 Peace Dollar for the viewers... I love it, thank you for this and all your other content. You are a huge credit to the industry.
I have found with PCGS abd BGC, that no matter how pristine and spectacular a old coin is, it usually only garners a MS66, and you still get low grades on coins from proof sets. I think this tends to put off a lot if people from having coins graded
I mean a PF-66 is basically a perfect coin. They are tougher on proofs. When you get into 7s 8s and 9s the strike really plays a role. The surface can be near flawless on say a Frankie half, but if that "PASS AND STOW" looks a little smudgy and muttled it better not get a 67. And you shouldn't be buying it at a 7 or 8 unless it is well defined. Not always about the marks. On MS coins you can have a coin with the same marks as a 66 but if the lustre comes off dead they can bump that all the way down to a 63. They're called atypical grades. But they go the other way around too. If you have one with low 64 surfaces but a strong strike and booming lustre that can be bumped to a 5. It's crucial to really know these when buying raw coins because you can either get "scammed" because you and the seller thought it was a sure 4 that's really a 3 or you can score big by getting a 5 that the seller believes is a 4.
I disagree, it’s all about the marks. All proofs have near identical strikes, all Franks have full band lines. You just have to hold them at slanted angles and turn them to see the marks. Weak strike coins don’t get lesser grades, you can see that at Heritage and neither do toned proofs. You can see that by looking at archived auctions at Heritage. One thing about older proofs is they were mishandled and have more marks in them.
@@CoinHELPu Well I'll keep that in mind and take your word for it. After all I'm applying canadian grading methods to US coins which isn't really going to translate perfectly at those 66 and up grades. But I have looked at lots of proof Frankie's and have noticed you'll get those FBLs quite often like you say, but the strike in the letters on the bell itself will vary in terms of sharpness. To me personally any easily noticable weakness anywhere like that takes it out of being a super gem, not just the bell lines. But those are my rules for when I'm looking to buy, not necessarily PCGS, NGC, ANACS or CACG rules when grading. So there's conflicting opinions here I will admit. Yet another reason AI grading needs to be a thing.
@@TheWinstonDouble we need AI’s consistency. A coin with less marks than a weaker struck coin with less could not be a grade less. Marks in a coin are the most distracting and penalizing factor, it has to be.
Contact and mishandling damage the coins surface, the more contact damage the lower the grade.
If I was grading a coin and the bell letters were weak but the coin had minimal marks, I would grade it higher than a coin with strong letters but more marks.
@@CoinHELPu Oh I absolutely agree with you on that. What I'm saying is that if the marks are the same but the strike is noticably weak on one, it should not attain the same grade at those super high levels. PCGS will not certify a practically flawless coin as a 69 if it has weakness. At least that's what they say in their Grading 101 or 102 video on strike. An AI grade could give you something like a GIA diamond certificate where it has all the diagnostics with surface condition and strike fullness and possibly lustre strength. Then buyers can be really well informed and buy what they value instead of possibly getting an atypical grade that doesn't have the qualities they look for.
I’m interested in the 1838 50c!
Isn't all toning technically artificial? Whether in a paper envelope over along time or toned quickly with whatever process? Now that everyone is upset with me I will say:
Chemically altered surfaces is is different than toning that occurs over time. In albums, rolls, envelopes, etc... where the surfaces interact with the chemical in the storage to tone without help. I agree that there should be a details grade for altered/artificial surfaces. But based on your CACG submission, they are really coming down hard on natural toned coins. Unless coins are stored in an air tight, non-reactive container, they will most likely be toned up.
I did a video on this czcams.com/video/YBXf0137vUo/video.html
Thanks for the video
Daniel, as for that toned pr cent, I have seen a few cellophane toned cents in CACG holders, so it is possible. Cac would likely straight grade it if it was sent in the original cello still sealed. Still, I would not send any to cac as well. Have a great day
Thanks! great video!
Not a big fan of toning but that is one nice looking penny. Subtle, but not overpowering color.
Nice video Daniel!
I was given 2 1922 circulated peace dollars at 7. I still have my lovely ladies and a love for them 50 years later
That's a lovely story. I wish I still had my 84 CC from when I was 11. I think I gave it to a buddy for his birthday.
Many thanks for sharing. Greatly appreciate it. ❤️
Thanks for all that you do in these great videos!
Good video Daniel
Thanks this stuff helping out a lot!
No "Superbird" or hand engraved tailfeathers on the quarter? 1952 proof sets can be a great bargain for variety hunters. I bought one last year from my LCS and discovered the FS-902 quarter after I got it home. That one came back from PCGS at PR67, and sold quickly for $765! It's the 3rd photo on the PCGS page for that variety now.👍
Crushed the like button! Really, really appreciated the info sir! Fabulously done
They Dont Sell right now for high but they will in the future thats why collectors by the best looking coins in the past before they get damaged by public circulation...thats the whole concept they only grade by the demand and if its not hot commodity right now dosent mean it wont be remember coins were not ment to be brand new so when they still do look decent enough atleast better looking then expected they are payed for to who ever pays the highest bid...
Great video Daniel and awesome results! Thank you 😎🤙🏼
Thank you for the information. Your videos always help me.
Since when did collecting coins turn into selling coins...just dont care what my collection is worth its sentimental and its a family heirloom.......... Im fasinated with the history and the short story behind the coins ...Dont sell your coins people its apart of american history its priceless.
You can't collect if you don't buy and you can't buy if people don't sell. I think the best part of this hobby is the trading. One person enjoys it and then when they've had their fun it's time to find it a new home. Nobody really owns a coin, they're just it's custodian. Some coins will outlast life on earth. Gold comes out of the ground the same as it went in. It's a truly amazing thing.
To stay in business he needs to sell them. It’s how he makes a living.
I watch you every morning. This is one of your best for me. And the information just want say thx totally appreciate it.i use all3 grading company's spent alot of money learning
Thanks for sharing, have you considered submitting coins for costumers with your own?
Thanks for sharing Daniel. This is allot of fun to do and allot of fun to watch ! PCGS seems to have gotten it all correct. It does help to confirm your thoughts and also helps with knowing what to expect. Think you might submit a naturally toned coin to CACG? I forget if you might have done that in your previous video about them. We do know they are stricter when it comes to toning and grades. I am still up in the air about CACG until I see more examples from them.
That was an entertaining, and informative video. And a positive outlook on the hobby.
Like you said some people don't collect. A friend doesn't not anything. I'll tell him I have a coin worth $50. He says sell it. But I tell him that's not collecting.👍 Thx Daniel.
Great insight on on low mintage proof coins as a possible investment strategy Daniel. As usual, always very informative. Thank you sir.
Great video as always good information
i like those Benjamin Franklyn 50 cents coin better when they are dark tone
Awesome toned cent great video thank you daniel
That 1952 is a nice looking coin.
1891 looks like a slider all day. Thats one them ebay guys would call Gem BU lol
Daniel thank you for another great video. I learn so much from you and your videos reinforce learning by providing a visual. Great job. I have a 1942 set that I want to send in. It’s a beautiful set but sceered 😂
It's tough buying raw, common date mint state Peace Dollars online, sight unseen. Nearly all are either cleaned, slightly worn, or very baggy. If you can buy a certified coin with eye appeal for a modest premium over raw, I highly recommend it. Especially from Daniel!
Well if you're buying from Daniel, he's actually a competent grader, especially on big dollar coins. I'd have no problem paying him full graded retail on raw morgans and peace dollars. A shop that knows how to grade is where I like to buy from. My best coins were all bought raw from good dealers. It's ebay sellers I'm weary of.
I have found that some of the people who think grading is a scam are the ones who usually can’t afford to buy or send the coins in to be graded.
I have the 1952 cent in great condition ,it has a blob under the date And the L is on the rim, Im glad to see one here in your video.👍
send the penny to CAC for a green bean. that will tell give you a hint of what they think about the toning and grade. if you get a bean, it will automatically be eligible for a CACG holder if desired.
No guarantee on that either, you should watch my videos in CACG. I speak on that.
That first Morgan that came back cleaned. It very well could have been but I don’t see it in the video. I’m on my iPad Pro so it’s not such a bad view. Also, on that same Morgan, it very well could have been struck with a rusted die that is something that happened quite a bit. I’m sure I don’t need to tell you anything more about it or where to find it. Awesome video. Have a wonderful day Daniel thank you again.
It wasn’t struck by a rusted die, those are fine clean lines.
I’ve never seen too many lines on the graded examples that I’ve owned or have currently. Everything seems to be raised and pitted.
That last proof Lincoln cent on your video appears to have had a glitch and was now shown.
Yes, it is shown, you must be skipping around. I just checked.
Great video! Do you think it's worth breaking up benji and walker proof sets and submitting them for grading?
Awesome video. How long did it take to get them back? I've been buying up the older proof sets and thinking the same things. Lol.
I don’t pay attention
I have three Dimes that looked like nicks on them and put them under a scope and it was tiny letters and the only way to see them was thru a scope and one has five letters and the others three to four, i hate to send these off but never ever seen nothing like this, could or do you know anything about these, and also a Dime with two faces and some body told me to spend it, but can you tell me anything about these Dimes because you need a high scope to see the tiny Letters , thanks your one of the best,.
I meant to say that these Letters are stamped into these dimes and are so small that who or the mint done it had to have a High Powered Scope to do this with because with my 250 you can hardly even make out what they are, glad i put the scope on them because they look like nicks.
If you need a scope it means nothing and is pareidolia.
Nice show ! I have a few mint set coins to try your routine on. Have you tried MS 70 followed by EZest, or vice versa? Thx for more education !
Maybe in the past but they’re different substances.
Yes, I'm aware of that but haven't used one followed by the other before to see what the effects were. I've really only used the MS70. Thx !
How long was the turn around time on this submission?
I don’t keep track of that.
Does the cost go down if you submit like 50 at a time?
No.
Is it worth submitting a naturally rainbow toned Lincoln cent that is AU?, not MS? I ask because they do exist.
So many factors to consider, that your question can’t be answered in CZcams comments.
If sending coins in for grading what's the minimum number you recommend sending in to make it worth the cost?
That comes down to the shipping right? You want enough where the shipping averages $5 or less per coin, in my opinion. But don't just throw money to them by putting in coins that aren't worth grading. Usually you're doing good at like 12 coins minimum if they're nice and 15-20 if they're average. Keep in mind this is just my opinion for ICCS submissions. You're probably going with one of the big 4 US companies.
@@TheWinstonDouble thx you
@@victorxavier9977 No worries, nice bass in your picture by the way!
Hi I really like your show, just a quick question. I found a 1982 penny with no mint mark with a big I in the liberty is that an error
No it is not an error. Thanks
nice vid daniel do pcgs restore your coins if you ask for it to get a better grade or not
That’s a question you ask PCGS. I don’t use their restoration services.
Is there a video showing what your 1952 proof coins looked like before you restored them
Nope.
Would it be worth my time and cost for 1909 VDB Lincoln cents to get graded or authenticated?
No one can answer this in CZcams comments.
Have you ever submitted any Ike dollars from '71?
Yes, but 71’ isn’t special.
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Please tell me what you mean by population
So population can mean a couple things, there's estimated survival population which is a guess of how many are still out there. Like a percentage of the original mintage. OR it can mean graded population. How many of that particular coin have been certified by a particular company. But those numbers aren't perfect. The same coin can be cracked out and resubmitted and be counted twice in the population figures.
Pgcs grade our coins low and there associates higher
What’s an associate?
How can ANY population number be taken seriously considering how many have been cracked out and resubmitted numerous times?
That is the reason I used the range of numbers, it can't be off that much until you get into the jump grades that jump in value.
Its not worth retail.
Please we are tired of morgan dollars just show pieces like half dollars etc..pennies conmmemorative etc
"we are tired" ? You only speak for yourself cause the comments say something different. Also, where have you been? This is several videos ago, I have videos on all kinds of other coins. So make sure you're getting your notifications.