Just want to say how awesome you are doing. I almost forget about you with the other couple three guys I watch, But your data is clear, concise, good pictures, good tips (the ones where you think for yourself and contribute back quality suggestions, not just regurgitated info). Plus I've seen you improve. Not that I had anything ill to say of you before. (VERY RARE FOR ME) I hypothesize you reach a broader audience, as the way you present data is simple, relevant and applicable, despite the high level info you're kicking down. I prefer quality, accuracy, and conciseness. Oh yeah! And learning something! There's an ease in going back through your videos to rewatch something that doesn't leave me feeling exhausted afterwards. I feel this is unique to your broadcast. Very nice.
Great information on Jefferson Nickels I like all your presentations. Even your mistakes in GRADING your honesty ia apparent. Your learning and so hopefully are we.
And I have a 1964 Lincoln penny with 180 degrees die rotation. Now it is a serious question - do die rotation errors raise the value of a coin for coin collectors?
1942s Jefferson nickle. I found one that has a very small raised ridge line that runs up through the Monticello to the small window on the right side of the dome. I was then looking at online pictures of the same year and mint mark. And found another almost exactly the same. Strange thing is, it an advertisement photo for a major chain store. That you wouldn't even think sold these old coins.
I just read this: All US Mint coins are struck with coin alignment. That is, when the coin is flipped from top to bottom, the reverse will be properly oriented. This is the opposite of medallic alignment, which has both the obverse and reverse oriented the same way.08-Oct-2019. Not quite clear now, on the issue.
I was really looking forward to watching this video, but you only gave the prices for MS63 and above. Most of my coins I get out of bank rolls are not in this good of shape:(. This video wasn't made for the average collector like me.
Well It's a cherry picker guide it's ment for extremely rare finds I assume or at least decently rare finds in great shape most errors are only valuable I'm mint states
Love your info on all things coins. I discovered a 2002 P Jefferson nickel that has a circular impression dead center on the reverse about the size of a dime. Any ideas? Thanks
I have a 2018 Jefferson nickel that the whole back of it is not there. Except for a little bit in the middle. It is very very misprinted can anyone give me any idea the value of this
Dude, behind you you have a sheet of 4 one dollar Bill's. I have same thing only with two dollar bills with star. Any way you can tell me worth or what I do with them.
Just want to say how awesome you are doing.
I almost forget about you with the other couple three guys I watch,
But your data is clear, concise, good pictures, good tips (the ones where you think for yourself and contribute back quality suggestions, not just regurgitated info).
Plus I've seen you improve.
Not that I had anything ill to say of you before.
(VERY RARE FOR ME)
I hypothesize you reach a broader audience, as the way you present data is simple, relevant and applicable, despite the high level info you're kicking down.
I prefer quality, accuracy, and conciseness.
Oh yeah! And learning something!
There's an ease in going back through your videos to rewatch something that doesn't leave me feeling exhausted afterwards.
I feel this is unique to your broadcast.
Very nice.
I started collecting again about a year ago. Your presentations are clear and professional. Look forward to all future videos!
I have a very rare 1999P Jefferson nickel with a improperly annealed planchette anomaly error for sale
Great information on Jefferson Nickels I like all your presentations. Even your mistakes in GRADING your honesty ia apparent. Your learning and so hopefully are we.
I appreciate that! I try to be super honest and show my mis steps!
Hey Treasure Town...I found a Jeff Nickel in pocket change and it's a 64-D/D/D...I've been looking everywhere and can not find it...any thoughts?
And I have a 1964 Lincoln penny with 180 degrees die rotation. Now it is a serious question - do die rotation errors raise the value of a coin for coin collectors?
1942s Jefferson nickle. I found one that has a very small raised ridge line that runs up through the Monticello to the small window on the right side of the dome. I was then looking at online pictures of the same year and mint mark. And found another almost exactly the same. Strange thing is, it an advertisement photo for a major chain store. That you wouldn't even think sold these old coins.
Anyone know anything about a 1964-d nickel “E PLURIDUS UNUM” ?
Wow! That's something worth looking into.
No! Maybe an online coin forum would be a good place to post.
Hi Christian
Nickels Definately of interest
Thank You👍✌☺
Thanks Nicholas!!
I did not know about the 2004 error Thank you!
No prob!
Christian hartch is the best trustable friend of all coin collectors,congrats great man🥰👍❤🇺🇲🗽🇺🇲❤
Thanks so much Harry!!
Love the Jefferson Nickel ... TJ was fascinating man.
Definitely!
I have a 2012 Jefferson Nickel with an approx 170 degrees die rotation. Is this normal? Do people collect die-rotated coins as collector's items?
Great info. I have never found a speared buffalo. But I am still looking. Thanks.
Good luck!
1946 S see bonded rev dye 1897 barber half on a 1984 quarter on nickel planchet
I just read this: All US Mint coins are struck with coin alignment. That is, when the coin is flipped from top to bottom, the reverse will be properly oriented. This is the opposite of medallic alignment, which has both the obverse and reverse oriented the same way.08-Oct-2019. Not quite clear now, on the issue.
This was a great video. Gave me lots of good info because I haven't searched a box of nickels in some time, but I'm getting one this week. TY!!!!
Thankyou Christian , very informative .
Nothing about the 1999 P ddo,ddr an example of which I have in my hand?
Is it a PCGS/NGC recognized error?
Like always. Great information
Thanks again! Really helps with the channel!
I was really looking forward to watching this video, but you only gave the prices for MS63 and above. Most of my coins I get out of bank rolls are not in this good of shape:(. This video wasn't made for the average collector like me.
Well It's a cherry picker guide it's ment for extremely rare finds I assume or at least decently rare finds in great shape most errors are only valuable I'm mint states
Sorry about that! I normally do AU values too, not sure why I didn't.
And it still applies that this is a full list!
I found a 1942 nickel, is it worth anything?
What is it called when there is 2 e plaribus enum on one nickel?
Thanks for doing this!
I got one, but it’s really rare 1946 full full staff
Love your info on all things coins. I discovered a 2002 P Jefferson nickel that has a circular impression dead center on the reverse about the size of a dime. Any ideas? Thanks
I have a 2020 gold Jefferson nickel with same round penny or dime size circle dark and dark ring around front also black eyes but mint shape any ideas
I have a South Korean 100 Won 1994 with 180 degrees die rotation. Is that a rare coin?
I have a 2018 Jefferson nickel that the whole back of it is not there. Except for a little bit in the middle. It is very very misprinted can anyone give me any idea the value of this
I have a 2021 full steps but it's copper or gold looking..haven't seen one this color
Dude, behind you you have a sheet of 4 one dollar Bill's. I have same thing only with two dollar bills with star. Any way you can tell me worth or what I do with them.
Does the word liberty have an error
How to selling my coins 17 PCs quarter dollar?
I have error jefferson 2000p 180° at the back
Good video
1960 d bar date u left that one out
TY
LOVE IT
I have a 4 PCs of Jefferson Nickel.y 1987 2011 2017 2000.
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Thanks for the comment!
I have coin1(1964)
Tengo una del 1979
I have 1964 D Jefferson Nickel five cent Liberty dollar coins 2pcs. I'm from the Philippines and I like to sale my coins okey.
moedas para p venda
Not a word about 2021 nickels. Why is it in the title 👎
I'm pissed
1940 s