Are Low Mintage Presidential Gold Dollars Valuable? - Tips for Collecting This Limited Coin Series

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Title	:	Are Low Mintage Presidential Gold Dollars Valuable? - Tips for Collecting This Limited Coin Series
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For some reason my entire gold mint set came in gold but the last set was silver
Comment from : Scotty Pimpin ATL

Is it normal that the writing on the sides of some of Jeffersons are upside down?
Comment from : Collectable Gold

It's an affordable series, no one should expect to make $! Everyone should collect for grandchildren
Comment from : Landon Burke

I have a 1s coins andrew jackson on 1692 coins from Philippines
Comment from : Charlie Aplicador

What about the coins that are coming out now at almost BU Fresh from the bank
Comment from : alex 00731

paano ko ibinta Ang ganyan kung barya
Comment from : Renante Oranda

It started in 2007
Comment from : Justin Dir

From $2-$3 to $25-$50 over 100 years! Seems like it’s just keeping up with inflation (more or less) 😂😅
Comment from : Lenny Wright

George HW Bush is suppose to get his $1 coin this year, they passed it in Congress and Trump signed off on it I'll buy it and the proof if it comes out, I have all the rest I thought this set was kinda neat myself but to each is own
Comment from : misterTVman

As long as this coin and a couple more will work at McDonald's when sf I'll keep em there not fed wallpaper banks close awhile you'll be smiling 😀 Saved UNC rollsfrom bank
Comment from : Don Desnoo

very nice coin and nice information God Bless You,🐸🐸🐸🐸🔍🔍🔍
Comment from : Elizabeth Ramirez

now 2019 went to bank to get rolls---$1000 great collection bright shinny but I wondered why am I so lucky? because nobosy wants them!
Comment from : Stevareno

I have twenty five rolls from the first three or four presidents issued Probably should get rid of them since they are just taking up space
Comment from : TheoneGodfather

The act specifies that for a president to be honored, the former president must have been deceased for at least two years before issue, hence, former presidents Jimmy Carter, George H W Bush (now deceased), Bill Clinton, George W Bush, Barack Obama, and current President Donald Trump were ineligibles to have a dollar coin issued in their honor, the series ended in 2016, after honoring Ronald Reagan, the last President who was eligible Sincé the program has terminated, producing coins for those presidents not yet honored would require another Act of Congress
Comment from : Bugsbunny48

I received a solid silver clad 2009 Presidential $1 coin of Harris with DDO and DDR from my bank No gold plated at all Is this worth having graded My guess is that it will grade MS 68+ I also have a $1 1979 Susan B Coin missing silver clad on obverse side but has silver clad on back I know these two coins have GREAT VALUE NOT sure which option for grading to take
Comment from : russelday

Are the presidential dollars worth more in the bank rolls or out the bank rolls and how can I get some federal roll
Comment from : Robert Brown

You're so right I don't care for them although I do have some I will be spending or taking them back to the bank Thanks for the info and sharing Happy 4th ATB
Comment from : Shirl Bussman

some were silver
Comment from : Alfred Newman

My bank teller called me a few months back and said she had about $300 in "gold" coins I went and got them and after I was done looking through them I ended up with 2 full and complete sets in roughly UC condition I figured that was a double score cause I didn't have to go through all the issue years to collect complete sets
Comment from : Mr51Caveman

Hi Maybe it's just me but collectable coins are only valuable if some day you decide to sell them and someone is willing to buy them Guess I'll just keep on stacking generic silver rounds I do like your videos!
Comment from : Ken Franke

There is a BILLION presidential dollar coins in storage because banks don’t order many of them
Comment from : Nickhueper 2

Thanks for this videoI've wondered if they were worth saving I wish they would've been made of valuable metals I'm keeping the ones I have for the kiddos, but not buying anymore
Comment from : Bezo 816

Well like most coins the strike errors, availability, mint location, and over all looks of coin is what will make it valuable to someone wanting to buy it These coins also have a position A or B, which is determined in grade and valuetake care
Comment from : Bobbi West

I would guess that your conclusions would also apply to the NIFC Kennedy half dollar coins brThere is no good reason to hoard them
Comment from : W Fermier

The president Dollar series is kind of boring to me All the engravers did was copy portraits of the presidents and put the Statue of Liberty on the back It would have been cool to see some historical event on the back showing what was going on during that president's time
Comment from : Chris Garner