Pre-33 Gold Purchased in November! And some surprises!

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Title	:	Pre-33 Gold Purchased in November! And some surprises!
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Pre-33 is the way to be!
Comment from : Diversify Yourself

Dude 💕 omg 😳
Comment from : Matthew Kennedy

Looking for my first pre-33 gold currently… definitely an interesting ride
Comment from : LongIsland_Stacker

Nice coins! I have been getting a few pre-33s also I love the history, and they are beautiful I don't care about the super nice ones, but I try to get the best "ungraded" ones, like AUC, random year One of them is a $10 Eagle from 1899, I was glad to see your 1899 Half Eagle
Comment from : fin59shaw

Beautiful ❤ pre 33 gold coin
Comment from : USA ALWAYS

You are lucky to have The Coin Guy and Mr Vermillion in your neighborhood That eagle reverse is so beautiful What do you think about the gold folks salvage and melt off of computer parts?
Comment from : Cougelly1999

Cool video! Maybe big spear for gators ? 😂👊🇺🇸
Comment from : Mark Lewis

I’m still doing 1/10
Comment from : Denis Gerasimov

Congratulations on completing your gold challenge! 💙🎉🎉🎉🎉 I have pre 1933 gold and silver goals, looking forward to starting that soon if I can
Comment from : Lovely Lady422

I enjoy pre 33 for sure, good stuff! br💪😎👍🇺🇸💰🙏
Comment from : Curt Baronio

Beautiful coin Thank you for the video
Comment from : NC Farmer

Bro, you murdered the gold challenge this month
Comment from : B²

Some beautiful pick ups!
Comment from : 72cmcinc

Love all the silver stuff Gold stuff also would be long term investment However staying away from investment with credit card in its own has got me thinking more day to day
Comment from : Scott H

Cheers
Comment from : K C T

Watching your videos is so educational! You make me want to start investing in my future You are awesome sir!
Comment from : Nathan Northrup

Beautiful coins, nice pickups 👍
Comment from : NC Stacker

Never had any St Guarden did have a incused Indian they are nice
Comment from : Bill 457

cool coin but sadly i couldn't hardly hear you :)
Comment from : Cosmic Creations

Libertads FTW !!
Comment from : John Wachter

I wonder how many Arrowheads we made as Kids were found and thought to be from Indians?
Comment from : Charles Peck

They scrapers not spears Used to scrape fat and tissue from animal skins
Comment from : Craig Jones

All the gold coins I have are pre 1933, quite a few are pre 1900, glad I watched
Comment from : Brian Nave

This video inspired me to set a personal goalpre33 in 23 I'm an ABSOLUTE platinum freak Can't quit it cold turkey but can & will pump up the gold this year and make it about the pre33 Thank you Spegs & an ABSOLUTE TREMENDOUS Thanksgiving to you and your whole family sir! Stay safe and Peace from Kansas!!!
Comment from : Ks Coins

I have always wondered why so many were left behind ,considering the labor and time plus resources like good flint and skill?????
Comment from : num1cheechwizard

I bought a 1905 half eagle this year, my most expensive coin to date!
Comment from : misterTVman

Beautiful coins Nice pick up
Comment from : John Goode

Those arrowheads could be practice specimens that young men would have made in their journey to manhood They are very nice
Comment from : Steve Clark

That's a bucket lister coin for sure At Gaudens are beautiful
Comment from : BobaFitness

I’m a big fan of Pre 33 Gold I want to get a St Gaudens Double Eagle and a Liberty Head half or Quarter Eagle I have a 1914 Indian Head Quarter Eagle I love the incuse design I definitely want to get the Indian Head Eagle also That 65+ must’ve been a bit pricey
Comment from : The Modern Gentleman

I got a 1916-D mercury dime in a roll I traded it for a 1909 $5 gold coinbrbrThose arrowheads look like they are unfinished
Comment from : Rick HICKS

St Gaudens has been on my bucket list for sometime MS 65 is stunning Once I accomplish my current goals I'll have to give it a try MS-65 may be too much for my blood but just maybe
Comment from : D S

Very SPEGtacular
Comment from : LOCAL COIN REVIEW

Those are some nice pick ups I love the old American gold Those arrow heads are interesting too Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : QuickSilver

I love the gold I'm working on my first real piece of gold quarter ounce proof it's a beautiful piece for $500
Comment from : Patricia Holland

Pre-33 is on my to do list
Comment from : oldmanjenkins771

Exactly what I was thinking on the arrow heads they seem well to thick and heavy for their size I have atl atl point and an arrow point they are not that big and heavy I can show them to you if you like I'm thinking that what you have are either unfinished pcs, or maybe a young man was learning peices even could have been a modern man playing flint Knepper Do like artifacts let us know more about them if you learn more
Comment from : Matt Matt

That's a beautiful 27!
Comment from : 5 5ense 5imulation

They're lovely!
Comment from : Pharaoh

I have that $5 gold coin! I have a few American pre 33 gold coins of various sizes What I'm hoping to get, when I have some extra cash, is the 1880 and 1881 Newfoundland $2 gold coins, in order to finish my collection
Comment from : mimaroo

Love pre-33 gold My coin bucket list is to one day own a Dahlonega, Charlotte or Carson City gold piece Even just a 1 dollar coin But that's obviously outside of stacking and in numismatic territory
Comment from : RA C

Speg, an older lady friend friend of mine has one of those half eagles she wants to sell I haven't seen it and is a 1880's something S They aren't rare and Monument is selling them in the mid $550 range Would $500-$525 be a reasonable offer?
Comment from : Selected silver sire

This last Saturday I came very close to buying a Pre-33 Gold (Half Eagle) but opted for the Half Bust and your poured silver Is it possible that those arrowheads are actually small knives? Just a quick thought
Comment from : Mike Brewer