New Coin Purchases - Las Vegas Coin Show, August 2023

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Title	:	New Coin Purchases - Las Vegas Coin Show, August 2023
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What kind of loupe you using?
Comment from : Meliton Carrillo

The vikings is a terrible umbrella term Technically they did mint coins King cnut minted his own coins in England
Comment from : Sparta Numismatics

Hi Ben, you really know how to pick 'em
Comment from : MétéoMan

The 1909-S Cent has some very cool planchet striations on the Reverse, Love those Chopped coins, can barely tell what they are, wished I‘da picked up more chopped trade dollars when you could get them for a song & a dance back in the 80s, No one wanted them! Now they have a cult following, similar to toned coins, folks rarely collected & no premium until the mid 90s
Comment from : william guirl

Nice Assortment, learning more about older European & Middle Eastern
Comment from : william guirl

That Owl though
Comment from : Marc Austin

small 200+ year old coins in high grades are my favorite! awesome purchases, man
Comment from : KING_Fresh27

World coins are full of great history love them
Comment from : nodakmex

Superb Python reference
Comment from : Jeffrey Arbogast

Some really nice coinsSeeing the world coins makes me reflect back on fake US coinsAre world coins faked as much as US? I've been researching paintings and antiquities that are being faked,even fooling expert and auction house dealersI know I bust balls about grading,but I understand the importanceBut if experts in art and antiquities can be fooled,can coin/ currency graders?In the current economy,theres so much money being thrown around on collectibles as a whole that people are questioning how much is real,or not
Comment from : JRW3

Like the half dime
Comment from : Matt Matt

The first coin shown (Cent) had a very interesting tone, I liked it a lot, the second coin (1756 gold coin) may have some adjustment marks, I loved the medal with the building on the reverse, some very interesting coins, I really enjoyed the video!
Comment from : SouthSideFrankie

Hi Ben That 1937-D Lincoln is very neat I love the color The Pan-Am token has a wonderful design The Owl is cool I love the L&C two-headed coin! 🦃 🍍/🐊 The 1865 Two Cent piece is nice I like the 1918-S SLQ The 1309 Gigolo is old Achtung! Pay attention to the German 🦁 I love the 1863 Half Dime proof Stamp a VDB on that 09-S Lincoln I like the 42 Lincoln proof The 40-S Washington in 66 is stunning The toning is nice on the 47-D Walker The 38-D Buffalo in 67+ has beautiful pastel toning CHOP CHOP The 78-S Morgan is purdy 🖐 SKOAL! brBEN HAS MITES! 🦈 br
Comment from : Donald in New Mexico

I need a 1904S, nice better datebrObligatory thumbs up post for Mr Algo Rithm
Comment from : george

Ninth???
Comment from : Donald in New Mexico

American crocodile
Comment from : Eric Dawson

Nice! Might want to make sure that isn't bronze disease on the Qandahar coins - especially the first one
Comment from : Jasper

Pretty neat pickups 22:45 This is a medieval so called "Handheller", minted during a very long period (14/15 century) at Hall/ Southern Germany Most of these types are very common and available over here for around 10/20 bucks Greets from GER, U
Comment from : Uwe Adamski

Ben, that 1909-S Lincoln brings up a topic that I’d like you to comment on, maybe a viewer mailbag vid(?)brIt’s a well preserved penny, EXCEPT, it has FILTH encrusted in all of the crevices, around all of the lettering, etc I can’t think of any other vintage item where “filthy dirty” is the preferred condition As in, “Here’s a 1920’s hat for sale, and it STILL HAS ALL OF THE ORIGINAL HAIR GREASE AND VOMIT IN THE FABRIC!” or “Buy this 1970 GTO! It still has Junior’s diaper stains in the leather!! ALL ORIGINAL!”brSo, I am not advocating for cleaned and polished, but I am saying, “is this hobby for real? That’s how you want to preserve / conserve these coins for the next century!?”
Comment from : JPatrickT12

Dropping tons of knowledge on us today While I don't collect most of those types, it never hurts to learn something new Hope all of them find good homes (that owl should stay in your nest, btw)
Comment from : Alex Mauldin