How to Determine Dates on Worn Coins + Seated Half Dime Update!

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Title	:	How to Determine Dates on Worn Coins + Seated Half Dime Update!
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Very enjoyable and entertaining video! 🙂
Comment from : James Sn

Pause at 6:15 I think It's type three
Comment from : Secrest Family

I watched It before this video I thought it was something
Comment from : Secrest Family

Do you buy Seated Liberty half dimes certified by PCGS or NGC as proof, or mint state BU???
Comment from : Fernando Rivera

Very good detective work Sir
Comment from : SSR🏹

I have a indian head nickel with no date also
Comment from : Michael Leftwich

Basic
Comment from : TheCRHKing

very interesting!
Comment from : B_N

why is type 4 after type 3 when type 3 was first
Comment from : Clownwrld

I actually found one of those seated liberty half dimes in an old house that I was re-carpeting, it had been made into a love token pendant😁
Comment from : Jason Summit

very indepth vid
Comment from : michael venniro

Good job Sherlock
Comment from : James 45

I have 2
Comment from : Peter

Because of this video, I have decided I need to get a Illuminated Loupe scope I collect coins but have no magnifier, I think that one is perfect for me
Comment from : misterTVman

Hello Silverpicker I am new to your videos, and I happened upon the wheat cent video where this discovery was made, and watched this one immediately after I just started collecting half dimes and have them anywhere from EF to Good condition I have a couple no dates and had no idea how to go about figuring out the dates This video was so interesting and informative I will continue to watch Walking Liberties and Morgans are also favorites of mine Happy Hunting!
Comment from : Beth Coddington

Is sterling silver worth picking up
Comment from : Smoke em Ifugottem

waste of time
Comment from : the butcher

Nice work!
Comment from : D M

bHow much it costs though?! You never said that information/b
Comment from : Joshua Barrios

Buch how much is it worth?
Comment from : Super

That was fun
Comment from : Garcia

Hey, I have a little batch of coins from everywhere it was a gift from my mom but I need help to know if they have a value at all
Comment from : Darktron

Thanks for the update The background made my eyes go crazy
Comment from : 4TDO

I am just 10 years can you put my video in your community plssss
Comment from : Internet Drip

I bought a load of jewellery and coins in a metal detecting lot onlinemost of the coins weren't that interesting other than the generic silver and a copper Britannia from 16-7 and a bit of char-- but it is my oldest coin by over a century
Comment from : Jamie Parker

Very helpful!!! 👍😁❤️
Comment from : Integrity Vending

Your a coin detective, Nice work!
Comment from : Rick Melin

my man!! great vids
Comment from : Michael S numismatics and collectables

Found the very same coin in a pawn shop about 25 years ago in Atchison Kansas Nice find!
Comment from : Chewy Limited

Great video man !!! I learned a lot and it was easy to follow
Comment from : bob c

Wow that's amazing Silverpicker I have a 1854 quarter found at coinstar Crazy what people just dismiss away
Comment from : Theodore Mallo

Thank you!!
Comment from : Freedom USA

Awesome, good information thank you so much !!!!
Comment from : Border Survival Texas

Great video The process of elimination was fun to follow
Comment from : 2AEnthusiast

Lol I can see it say 1854 😂
Comment from : Its_DanB

Great video! There is also drapery from the elbow!
Comment from : Alex Coin Roll Hunter

FIRST!!!!
Comment from : AW Frey

Awesome video, thanks for the great coin education, keep up the good work and have fun
Comment from : Wallace Family Coins and Travels

Great video man! I have a no date and did not know I could narrow it down if not get an exact match Learned a great deal much appreciated
Comment from : NH Scratcher