Glad you like them! I try to bring a bunch of slides ready!

That's really fun! I appreciate the longer comment! Nice to hear that people are finding benefit from it.

@@TreasureTownCoins Thank you for not being annoyed by the "length" of my comment. I realize most people don't have the attention span for longer comments, but I'm a hopelessly thorough individual, and sometimes when there are so many short comments, they seem a bit redundant and generic, so thank you for understanding. Some of the biggest issues causing problems in people's understanding of each other, are often from ambiguity and lack of communication, and not taking the time to articulate our words can lead to assumption and misunderstanding. Why not get it right from the beginning, instead of the haste making waste and having to clarify over again later? That being said, I try as much as possible not to carry on too much, but not be so minimal in context someone may not be sure what is/was actually meant. So, guilty as charged, for the extra time I take in my communication with people, though I digress. Allow me to as briefly as possible, summarize with you, what brought me to your channel. My Grandfather, father and brother, were all introduced to collecting coins when they were young. So it's kind of been a family hobby. As of now, they've all since passed away, (my brother, unfortunately at 31yrs old to cancer in 1996) now I'm the only family member left, and have inherited a very big coin collection from all 3 of theirs combined, that only now years later, I'm now more able to give my time to than previously with just the little bits of time along the way. So, now I figure, is the time to see what is actually in this expanded collection I have. This is, I suppose, how I found your channel, which as I've said earlier, I really like and is helping me discover and sort this all out. (+ a few other channels with a similar presentation). I will have to check and see if you have any information links that I can check out, or an e-mail contact, because I have many coins to research, and multiples of some to trade or sell. I especially like the coins I have from the late 1800's to the mid 1930's, and up to 1970's which as I understand, most coins by then, starting gradually from 1964 -70, then from 70's thereafter, are fully "clad". I find the older coins and the silver ones are what I'm really into and more familiar with, and now working my way up. This is where I'm going to have to learn more because the newer ones don't appear to be as valuable unless you're able to figure out the errors that collectors are interested in.(?) Anyway, thanks for your time, and happy hunting..😉👉🔍 Ps.. I forgot to tell you that I like how you put the info on the condition (grading standards?) of each coin you feature and display their monetary values in your videos. I don't see this in videos elsewhere..Nice!✌️😎

Welcome Fellow coin collector.......

Welcome back!

Glad it was helpful!

Sweet!!

Wonderful!

For sure

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Depends on characteristics!

Thanks Victor!

I haven't heard of that one.

@@TreasureTownCoins I am having a hard time deciding if it is worth submitting? I wish I had a USB microscope to get a good picture, I have a 60 power and can clearly see all the doubling.