I just turned 40, I have a ridiculous coin collection. I have been reading articles, threads and watching lots of videos trying to glean as much info as I could during Covid. I would be grateful for any tips or advice ! Thank you and love love love the info you put out !

I was just looking for a appraiser yesterday, and got your video today, clearly can see that you are honest!!

Great info and love how detailed you are in your vids! Great appraisal 👍😁👍

Your patience is remarkable. I know just looking through my coins it takes a lot of time. It's nice to listen to the enthusiasm in your voice. And you do seem to be knowledge.

I'm very glad you have this program helping us appraise our coins. I also hope you can find us a buyer too. More power to your program.

The charm is actually made from a austrian,1 schilling coin (1959-2001) It has not any good value as a coin but it is a beautiful jewellery

Came here to learn about coins.... left with starfish is a sea star

Lynne's retirement dreams crushed.

Great knowledge of rare, valuable Coins impressive Collection thank you sir have a nice work day

I just recently started taking an interest in coins and I have been binge watching as many videos as possible. This was definitely one of the most informative and interesting videos I have seen. I have watched a few of your other videos but this one earned my Subscription.

I subscribed to your presentations because each time I watch 1 I like the level of chill you have as well as thorough commentary .

The timing of this video could not be more perfect. I just purchased a private collection and needed to know what to look for. Thanks

Thanks so much for this. I've come into something similar + . Trying to figure it all out. Was actually able to look at my stuff while watching your journey through this collection. Again thanks for your time.

That old school Tupperware container is worth some money as well. They don't make Tupperware like that anymore.

You do well. So spot on, on the value as of date. Some see a fortune but you told the truth. It takes a lot to find a buyer.

I think the fun is going through it all. I love going through old collections.

Great video Spegs!!! If Lynn has a grandson (or granddaughter) that might be a good gift.

Thank you for your show I just recently started coin collecting and you have show me it's not worth it thank you

Back in 1978 I would buy two rolls of half dollars every payday, was somewhat aware of silver, but the reason was to put money aside & not spend it. I went back to school & had to quit working for awhile so I did spend through my box of 50 cent pieces. Lessons learned.

Enjoyed watching this. Thanks for sharing SpegTacular!

The Australian 5cent has an echidna on it. The platypus is on the 20cent.

Just think of how many people that have little collections like this laying around that aren't really collectors. It's a very common thing I believe. A small little treasure so to speak 🤔

I have many coins and have been looking them up individually cuz I am strapped for cash big time and was taking them in tomorrow. I was checking the grading and other stuff I didn't know about when finding the value. So much easier the steps you did. Your information cut my look up time more than half. Yep. Let's do another. Video very informative. TKx

Thanks- great video- Timing- Today my cousins plan to hand me a few boxes of their Mom's coin collection to sell for the estate. Wish me luck-

salamat sa pag share ng collection mo boss godblees po sa channel mo

Thanks for the reminder! Good luck 🍀

Love watching videos like this one. Always enjoy your videos

It's very usefull specially to those people like me that don't have an idea how or where to sell old coins.

More stuff like this would be great!

The X serial number on one of the bills might be a keeper. Very good video.

I think you did a good job with the value of that collection. The Red Book is a great source of information and I’m always amazed by how many people in our stacking community don’t own one.

Always neat to see. Thanks for the video.

Good video and appraisal Speg...that miracle whip jar has to have a bit of value! Have a wonderful weekend stay safe and stack on!

Surprisingly how you took the time to go through what anyone would have immediately seen as $250 tops. IDK if your offer price is due to being a friend but it’s pretty cool how fair you were and clearly giving anyone watching this a great lesson on many variables that why a vendor would just speed through and throw out like I said $250. Definitely going to subscribe. Integrity is everything in business!! Too bad you’re not local..

Check that $2.00 bill again. I believe for the 1976 series, on the back is an engraving of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence from a portrait in the US Capitol Building. It was a one year only issue so is not just any old $2.00 bill.

Fair evaluation. Good job. Labor of love

Nice of you to help out your friend.

You made this a great educational video. Thanks

Great video because very thorough and realistic!

Oh man...This had me feelin discouraged about my collection lol xD this was a pretty cool one

Some of those Canadian coins 1941 ect. We're in pretty good condition

My coin collection is gigantic... I am overwhelmed by it constantly. I have started grading coins and it is very very hard to choose the first ones to grade. I am sending in my toned uncirculated 1909 vdb. Hope it grades high enough and that should pay to grade my whole collection. Nice of you to appraise his collection.

REALY INTERESTING CONCEPT S OF PRESENTATION & EXPLAINing AS U GO THROUGH PROCESS & VERY INFORMATIVE 👏

the old whip jar has value.

I've purchased numerous little collections like that over the years. This was a fun little instructional. Thanks, sir!

New Sub!!! I'm newer to inherited tons of coins and bills sold a couple on ebay I'm just not great at pricing. Books of the error coins are my favorite as well as the big old bills..hope to learn things. Thank you for your time.

The 1967 bobcat (centennial) is 50% aswell In Canada coins were 80% till 1967 - although half way though 1967 the dime and quarts switched to 50% Then in 1968 the dime and quarter had 50% silver for half the year only

15:16 I think that's Austrian 1 Schilling coin And it has been made into a necklace. Coin production years 1959-2001 Material Aluminum-Bronze

I have been collecting coins since 1974, yes, it is quite large lol. coin collecting is a huge and expensive addiction but at least, one gets to at least make, and or break even, you truly do not lose.

That was a great video! Thanks!

Good job Speg 🤠

thats a fair value most dealers would have just said $200 for the silver and really looked at it.

Off and on looking at every bit of change , you can find plenty of copper pennies ( pre 1982 or a few of that run) and a rare wheat cent. Few years ago in change a wheat cent happened. I could not believe it, ok it's a 1958 or 1951 - D it was a 1909 . What a find in the 2020s

I have quite a large collection of valuable pieces ... I wish you lived in our area!

I like to watch your videos hope you will have more subscribers and viewers coming thanks for sharing

Morning SpegTacular!

Very helpful, thanks!

Hi Spectacular,I agree a dealer would pay much less for this material. There are Indian Head nickels struck on one cent blanks that are very valuable, but they are smaller than a nickel and have a different weight. Thanks, interesting to see, Bill

Excellent video and crushed the like button!

Always fun seeing what coins people hoarded. The first silver certificate you showed, although in rough shape has a trinary serial number which some people collect. Not much extra value in that condition but fun to see. GD

the austrian coin, the cut out shows the EDELWEISS flower, national flower to the country. thank you for an interesting video.

I am getting rid of a large coin collection left to us. Learning as I go and have figured out my father in law just liked collecting coins. Nothing of real value except for some silver coins. Made a few trips to the bank because no one in my area is interested in them. Good video and info.

The 1968 Canadian quarter they minted some in silver and some in clad. You have to use the magnet to find out.

I had that Tupper container in the 70s and the mayonnaise price I remembered.

Close but no cigar , the 1972 australian is the most valuable circulating normal 5 cent coin, very interesting.

Just keeping my silver for now. Informative channel

Thanks for your evaluations. Unfortunately, the collection was disappointingly anemic..

Thanks for the video......

I enjoy the information tyvm. I have a 1934 and a 1936 Lincoln cents that I just found in my change jar I am wanting to sell them

Great video! Tank you!

I believe the flowers on that cut out coin are edelweiss which grows in the mountains in Austria and a few other countries I believe.

Great coins my friend

Cheers

Hello, very educational video! I know about the 1943 steel penny, but I am trying to find information regarding a silver 1957 wheat cent ( it was struck on a dime planchet) not much information online regarding these type of errors.

Great video. Thank you

The 41 s Lincoln, the 36 DDO, the 69 no FG, the 70s is nice, I have one with an RPM ... the 55 has a half dozen different DD's to look for other than the obvious one... Tonnes of fun!

The Australian 5 cent piece is an Echindna - a marsupial spiny ant eater, not a duck billed platypus, no silver after 1964.

Good morning spegTacular

Nice collection the wheat pennies can sell for 3 cents each the one's in the flip have some nice color

Answers on Australian coins.5 cents is Echidna ,10 cents is Lyre bird, 20 cents Platypus, 50 cents Emu bird and a Kangaroo.

coins for the bargain bin at the dealer. i have a feeling the good stuff was already sold years ago.

Wow that's great

The charm looks like it was made from an Austrian coin but I think the design appears to be edelweiss. A flower that was symbolic to the German mountain rangers in WWII along with other things I’m sure.

Cool little collection, too bad you didn’t find anything super valuable, but I think the owner should be please with the silver value alone…

Thanks for reminding me of how worthless my coin collection is. As an investment that is. Still it was fun to collect. I would rather give mine away to kids somewhere. Silver value is intrinsic, but who has the time to figure out the silver value? Scarcity condition, and variety are probably more important than silver or metal values. Silver just crashed this week, so I wont be taking my silver coins up to the coin dealer who pays 50% of the melt value. Thanks for the video. Nice explanation of what dealers really do pay. There's always the CoinStar machine! Be sure to check the reject bin for foreign coins and sometimes dollars and halfs. I found 3 silver halfs in one the other day: 2 1964 Kennedy, and one 1962 Franklin. I kid you not. The two kids behind me in line wanted to see them. I gave them each one.

YAY SPEGS IS BACK

SpegTacular. The animal design on the Australian 5¢ is an Echidna, a type of spiny anteaters. Which is actually a monotremes, that means its an egg laying mammal. They taste very good if U prepare it correctly.

Tiny little detail that made me chuckle, that australian coin had an echidna on it not a platypus

Austria one was a coin that someone etched out the flower

I love coins its hard to collect now a days because all prize are up now expensive but i have a special coin from my country backhome iam a filipino canadian i have a 1 PISO United States Filipinas 1906 and 1907 silver coin a coin used in Philippines when Americans conquered the Philippines backhome 1898 to 1946

Haha the Cleveland Browns are at least worth a penny

Good message 👌

A 64 peace dollar would be legendary.

The Australian animal on the 5c is an echidna. Btw we don't call 5c a "nickel" here.

You should film Coin Guy critiquing your appraisal!

The opening of the hole in the nine is a better indicator. Small date = smaller hole

Certain 1979 Susan B Anthony dollars can be worth around 100 there is a wide and narrow rim variety

I remember a guy in Germany took his coin collection and buried it before the Nazis killed him in WW2. The family went back to Germany and got permission to dig up the coins and they were worth millions of dollars and they sit in the museum for everyone to see the coins and hear the story of what happened to the collector.

I've had people cuss me out because they message me with a common date older coin and they seen one on ebay with someone asking 10k for so think theirs is worth that and when I tell them it's not worth anything they lose it. They get emotional over finding out they have a 10 cent coin instead of 10k coin. And it happens all the time smh

And there are also a couple of things to watch your sacaguwa coins for the "wounded eagle" or the "cheerios" coin(extra deco on eagle tail)