HOW TO FIGURE OUT WHAT GRADE YOUR COINS COULD BE

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Thanks for this video and info!
Comment from : Anthony Congiano

Question Does the 1982 copper penny 32g have value Also the 1975 no mint mark dime if not a proof have value No worries If unable to answer I Thank you for the all the knowledge I've gained from your videos
Comment from : JP - 1987

I have a penny from 1977 how much is it worth
Comment from : THE RABBIT

i have a 1922 silver $1 coin
Comment from : THE RABBIT

I am a new subscriber and had asked on a video how to tell grade As I've gone through your prior videos, I found this Thank you for posting and explaining :)
Comment from : chocolateandbooks

Coin Edward VII king & emperor tahun 1904
Comment from : Khairy Hairy67

oi tudo bem , gostaria de vender uma pequena colecao de moedas , que tiver interessador me ligar ( 13 991352071 ) santos
Comment from : dennys araujo

Took your monday challenge for a 55 nickel 5 step You were right I have to many nickeis so I was playing w/ my stuff an remembed I have an old nick ive been saving So ive been in tears since ( 1962 no mint mark 5 step its almost a mirror) i will drive to cinn HELP MY FIRST COIN YOU ALWAYS SAY THE COIN THAT CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE CINDY
Comment from : Lucinda Burke

Great info thanks !!!!!!!!!
Comment from : Runs with Bigfoot

Thank youuuuu!
Comment from : Victorias Nails & Coins

1996 INDONESIA Rp1000br1975 One DIME liberty br1988 five cent liberty &br1974 QUARTER DOLLAR liberty ingodwetrust how price sir Thank you
Comment from : Edgardo Fernandez Jr

is there an app that would grade it for you after you take a picture? It would alot eaisier for foriegn coins
Comment from : Joseph Postma

great video!
Comment from : waxman vids

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Comment from : Saisa Vali

GREAT 👍 TOOL!!!
Comment from : Lori

I have a 2000 p Cheerios gold coin and I was wondering if anyone can help appraise it’s value, I found it in my grandpas change jar I also found the 2006 version as well
Comment from : Devin Kenyon

3:20 that's not that hard: the rule is you grade the worst part
Comment from : GPC™

Hey, thanks for the link! The pcgs link for mobile is awesomeness Don't know how I've missed that - I've only been collecting 35 years, so I'm still new at this
Comment from : Ted Lambert

jb i donated 3000 hoping to get buffalo and wash 25 lists and i keep getting sent yo paypal etc and not access to any lidtshelp please old firefighter
Comment from : rick rybak

Found a 1959 penny Can’t believe it’s still shiny Newest penny compared to 2000’s pennies Kept thinking it might be a mistake then I found 3 1961d shiny brand new pennies Someone must’ve been collecting and someone spent them
Comment from : The walking Dad

Found a 1908 in my coins I had since I was ten Hope I find more
Comment from : The walking Dad

Thanks
Comment from : Lisa Joseph

can I ask u a personal ques? first is what got u started collecting ? what do u consider urself ? r u a numismatis ? me I really just only like coins for their intrisic value then again I've managed to acquire a lot of coins only for investment against inflation mostly I prabably hav maybe 100 pounds lbs or more and some r relly nicebut I am always looking for more lol
Comment from : Don Jon Lon

Bravo! GREAT VIDEO! Thank you for taking the time to show this Much appreciated I have been saving silver coins for quite some time now I always put the "pretty ones" aside separate from the others hoping to one day learn more about grades and prices I have my work cut out for me for a good little spell
Comment from : Thrifty Shirt Picker

Do I take the same steps for paper currency?
Comment from : Lillian Presley

Thanks for the info and web address for grading coins I have many coins that I need to guesstimate their grade for their value I started keeping all of my silver coins back in the late 1950s before everyone knew that there was going to be silver taken out of our coins This constitutes hundreds of silver coins, so I have quite a bit of work to do I can remember going to the bank and asking for silver dollars in exchange for a dollar in paper for a dollar in silver The banker would bring out a bag full of uncirculated Morgans some dating as far back as 1878 so that I could pick out the ones that I liked I got as many as I could afford at the time and I still have them Those sure were the days! Even as a child I had an eye toward coin trends, thanks to my Grandmother who helped me out
Comment from : William Charles

wow!!! awesome! i just watched a video similar to this and i must say , thank you so much for sharing tour wealth of information i have some coins that i would like to send off to have graded and i will factor in this information b4 i go a srep further it would be nice if i coukd email u a pic of at least one of the coins (1962 qtr)
Comment from : BeAmbitiousNotContent

Since you are using PCGS photograde, why not also use the online PCGS price guide? wwwpcgscom/prices/ is usually where I find prices, since it is update with actual transactions from Heritage, coin shows and EBay
Comment from : Michael Murray

I have a cool 1943 steel cent with weird coloring to it Looks kinda rainbowy in the light
Comment from : roadchewer PE

thank you very helpful
Comment from : John Baumgardner

Is there a Play Store version of Coinbook Pro?
Comment from : Andrew Mills

thanks the information, question, what is FR 2 & PO 1, I don't remember seeing it in any books
Comment from : Dennis J Friedman

thanx very helpful gonna head there next:-)no one around here knows about grading coins this knowledge is very helpful to me makes my new found hobby a little easier to know what ive found or come acrossis there a chart like this for error coins yet?! still trying to find info on that tilted S over dome on my 1943 war nickel cant seem to get my hands on a cherry pickers guide!! i order the 5 th volumn second edition and no pennies or nickels!! Can u please tell me which one i need to check for the pennies and nickels
Comment from : Heidi S