Damaged Gold Coins - Do Scratches u0026 Dings Matter? ?

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Title	:	Damaged Gold Coins - Do Scratches u0026 Dings Matter? ?
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If this are not collectibles coins, and your buying and selling them for what they are, 1oz of Gold… Why does it matter if they are scratch?
Comment from : Francis

Inflation is not transitory That’s very obvious to everyone now Jobs numbers have been manipulated to help bolster the moron Biden and his admin by the leftists
Comment from : kleinster99

Gold is gold
Comment from : Steve

When you sell the coin you only get paid for the weight of gold Same if you sold gold granulate So scratches shouldn't really matter Unless the buyer intends to resell the coin
Comment from : Danijel Jenko

Im more worried about my plastic sleeves having pvc which can erode even Gold i believe
Comment from : Ty Leigh

Love the look and feel of buffaloes and Maple Leafs—I’ve owned a couple—but I just can’t live with gold encapsulated So now I only own small cast bars that are happy to be held and enjoyed with all of their unique scratches, abrasions, and pour marks
Comment from : BELL TUNNEL

Get to the point man Ur videos get sidetracked too much
Comment from : Nafis Mridha

Gold I think just does alot better than silver so it doesn't matter too much, other than if you have a coin right next to a shinier one if u have rare gold it dont even matter oner bit No one for miles will have his coin next to yours Silver is super soft you have to take care of it
Comment from : ToxiicZombee

@2is1 So I just found that my 1/10 gold maple leafs have a couple of noticeable dings, in the leaf 😢 I’m pretty pissed at myself because I feel like I should’ve noticed it at the LCS But how much does it matter in the grand scheme of things? Thanks in advance!
Comment from : Luigi Stacks

yes it's practically useless, don't worry I'll buy it off of you at 50
Comment from : looksmaxxing101

My experience? It affects the price when you go to an lcs They'll use every excuse to offer less I've not tried to sell a dinged coin to one of the big boys online They will ask if it's BU, so I'm confident I'd be offered less I just received a 1/4 oz BU Philharmonic from Liberty Coin It has a very noticeable ding on the edge It had been dropped I suppose it could have slip through their quality control, but it's gold and I really doubt it I'm debating on whether to call and return it, but I'm sure I'll have to pay for shipping/insurance, and it really won't be worth it I know it's just bullion, but it rubs me wrong when I order one thing and receive another I have to travel today- I think I'll stop at a large lcs in Bellingham, WA and show the coin and ask if they'd offer less
Comment from : john

"butone of you will have to send me your 24k coin" LMAO
Comment from : Jeff McClain

22 kt : 90 and Sterling Silver : : 24 kt : 999 Silver Being a new person to the hobby who bought a 2021 Morgan on pretty much Day 1 of my hobby back in April along with a heap of older Morgans, I tip my hat to a bit of copper in the mix Heck, I don't even mind those old 50 gold coins from American Mint
Comment from : Dr Thomas Rasberry

Easy to do !
Comment from : Oleg Petelevitch

Maples are easy to scratch Especially the Queen's head It's polished and very soft
Comment from : Shawn Lavigne

I've watched a ton of your videos recently and enjoy them all Is that a Grimsmo Norseman knife in the back ground?
Comment from : 98red300

U are my favorite online person to listen to very smart
Comment from : Brandon Kessler

Them saying its transitory aged like milk Love the video though!
Comment from : andrew glick

Where did you get that capsule for the 1 oz maple leaf?
Comment from : Jason Garman

The Liberty pales in comparison to the pure gold Maple Leaf or Buffaloe The Maple Leafs are always PERFECT, quality control is outstanding
Comment from : valkry007

The Buffalo has an uneven rim, that's a fanned edge, very common for buffalos
Comment from : Goldeneye70

anyone had trouble with apmex? I purchased a 1985 1 oz gold Maple BU, the front or the obverse was heavily scratched but the coin is still so beautiful, they are dodging me on a return Gold is gold but it should've been sold as scruffy, it's still an oz of Gold though
Comment from : Goldeneye70

OK I gotta know what kind of knife is that? I have to have one
Comment from : younglo3000

Bullion is gold Cull is still an ounce of gold
Comment from : bbfreetube

so can you explain the difference between 999 fine gold and 9999 fine gold?
Comment from : Dominic Ravotti

1:10 With Race cars they call it "Trading Paint" or in this case, coins were Trading Gold
Comment from : D Lucca

my 1st gold coin has a slight line scratch and the seller told me it won`t effect the value and a jeweler told me the same thing as he weighted the coin and it came to the same weight,,,what baffles me the most on a lot of videos of stackers,,they have all their coins/bars on a hardtop table,moving it around on the surface or just dropping it hard on the table,,logic
Comment from : andrewmontreal

Your A blessed man
Comment from : Steve Curtis

Where do you buy your gold coins from??brGreat videos!!!
Comment from : Todd George

Nice Norsman!
Comment from : Chris Beindorf

Hi can you please tell me where (any links) I could buy those 30mm capsules for my Maple Leave 1oz coins? Many thanks
Comment from : Paul Sze

Great video Nice Norseman
Comment from : Every Day Blades ®

Coin dealers r full of shit Here in Canada unless it's a collectible coin, they will give you the same amount in weight for gold be it 1oz maple 1oz eagle or 1oz of a piece of gold
Comment from : Dany Rizk

What a wonderful collection Love maples Thanks for sharing
Comment from : MuddyCreek109

In 1970s gold was under 5 dollars an ounce Heinesights a bitch
Comment from : allan allen

Gold is Gold Coins are meant for spending At the end of the day, that’s their purpose Sure, we can preserve them in air tights, but… Gold is Gold It’s not so much the shape or the stamp… It’s the content of the metal I care about!
Comment from : Robbie Hollywood

Some of the best most expensive collectibles look like trash, especially silver, because of father time but if it's 999 who cares, it's still with it's weight in silver or goldspeaking ofwhy are American gold eagles the most expensive but comparatively has less actual pure gold weight wise?🤷🏼‍♂️humans putting popular opinion on things Common sense would tell me I'd rather have 999 gold ounce than gold that's 955 gold ounce for the same price or morehumans make everything dumb and difficult
Comment from : Michael Meacham

If it gets a ding or scratch but still is a true troy ounce of goldwhat's the difference looking at it as subjective art and an ounce of gold is two different things opinion and monetary/liquid cash etc
Comment from : Michael Meacham

That's a very nice high dollar knife you have as well!! Well done!!
Comment from : Jay Ballard

"Gold is gold" people say If I have more than a micro scratch on my gold coin it goes back to the dealer I returned a coin to SD because the assay was in poor condition I'm a frequent customer so think they're pretty understanding with my annoyingly high standards
Comment from : Dave

Waiting for $1600 dip! Than I grab
Comment from : ApplezToOranges

You probably have so many gold coins that you could afford to make a video dinging two of them to make a video for us! 😉 Come on! Do it!
Comment from : Wsdmrtst

3 is to be reckoned with at best
Comment from : woloabel

I've got a lot of dinged and scratched BU from APMEX All I really care about is the ounces I've heard APMEX sucks when it comes to returns
Comment from : James Revell

Narrow minded naive economic analysis
Comment from : Efren Troncoso

Damaging 9999 gold bullion bfor SCIENCE!/b
Comment from : XP_Studios

I know a dealer that doesn't even look over the coin I'm selling, to keep him distracted I put a number of coins on the table and we get to negotiating right away To prevent damage or blemishes to an eagle, don't touch the eagle with your fingers, only on the edges The oils in your fingertips can react with the copper and gold and blemish the coin For the Buffalo it's the finned rims or thinner edge on one side and a thicker or wider edge on the other side, that's called a finned rim, pretty common for the Buffalo and some dealers don't know about it They think it's a damaged coin when it's straight from the mint I will buy any slightly damaged gold coin for a discount or melt value
Comment from : Hugo Stiglitz

Saw a little scratch on my pre 33 gold Indian coin! Ouch 🤕
Comment from : ApplezToOranges

How about opening a coin in an assay card? Yes or no? (1 oz, 5 9’s Klondike gold rush - Canadian mint)
Comment from : Alex Pearson

I saw the beautiful coins and the knife and thought “oh no, his not going to do what I think he’s going to do”
Comment from : Paul Harris

In the end? (The Reason you are Stacking) it goes on the scale! No matter what form it's in!
Comment from : Lionel Ducote

I have a random year (2013) "BU" Maple that came with a ding! Will make it easier to sell when that time comes 🤣 it just hurts a little
Comment from : DudeDave

Got a new one for $1,900 & a US Pt 2021 new eagle first out of a mint roll for $50 over spot when below $1,800 the day after the newbie panic sell-off Long time LCD was overloaded with metal Probably short of $ A wonderful experience and helps with$ cost averaging and maybe if I sell some high cost numbered bars at end of year can offset some LTCG from high prices of last year of other asset types before Biden raises LTCG rate for this year Not much but the CG will go up especially after record unemployment & helicopter stimulus liquidity QEs & not QEs from before
Comment from : Goldcic Vibefel

Do they matter? Only if you're numismatist If its investment for gold value? Buy bullion ingot/ bar If the SHTF or Gov't recalls gold? It doesn't matter if its lady liberties face or buffaloes arse Its an OZ of gold Only worth what its worth Why over pay for Oz of gold?
Comment from : Robert Tyrrell

Bullion coins dent dont matter but numistamtic coins it hurt value
Comment from : HD Dyna lowrider

Good videos Thank you Sircan you talk more about why the price of gold is stuck at this price right now With all the inflation talk going on right now
Comment from : 24k Gold Buffalo

If a reset happens we won’t care if it has a ding or a dong
Comment from : Joey Landry

The rich spend less and invest more
Comment from : Rachael Keams

I don't know who needs to hear this despite the economic crisis, this is still a good time to invest in Gold and crypto
Comment from : Anderson George

The more pure the Gold coin… the softer it is, That’s why the American Gold Eagles are harder and therefore more durable “More scratch proof”
Comment from : shekatagani

Bro your killing it! I can’t keep up!! Been buying mostly bitcoin since they have dipped so much but I might have to grab another 1/10 Eagle or something on this gold dip 🤟🏾
Comment from : Des Morris

It's become pretty clear that the Fed doesn't have to do anything, they just talk about doing something and the markets react Metals, equities, and crypto all rise and fall when Powell speaks The only thing I know for sure is that I want assets in my name, not dollars in the bank
Comment from : Mike Baxter

If it's not graded scratches don't really matter
Comment from : Bob Wojcikowski

So-called numbers and reports are just illusions used to control the mind
Comment from : White Tigress Taoism - Youth + S3x Energy

I’ve got a Buffalo that has the same little edge ding It’s my first and only 1 oz gold coin I bought it online and didn’t notice it at first I initially felt bumbed about it but got over it fast It still is beautiful and plan to hold and pass to my kids so no big deal I bought in a dip recently and also got it for under 2K I still think I got it for a good price
Comment from : Eric Parnell

If anyone doesn't want their old nasty dinged up gold I'll take it off their hands for a discount price of course
Comment from : Cache Katz

I pass on dinged or scratched gold coins I was at my bullion dealer store a year ago and I asked for a gold buffalo and the dealer showed one to me and it was scratched and looked like if was handled without gloves so I passed on it
Comment from : Lamarr Avery

Everything I have has imperfections!
Comment from : Bricktown Silver

Besides the question, once you finished the video did you open the maple capsule to see if that was a spot near the top of the leaf LOL
Comment from : CoinSniper Chris

All dealers I know ounce of Gold gets spot scratched or not Gold is gold it's bullion Most local dealers in today's market happy to get anything
Comment from : C Wooten

Check out Lynette Lang! She explains the metals market very well
Comment from : Glutamate Sulphate

My gold bullion I’m not too worried about having scratches on I mainly get the gold only for the metal content/value My silver on the other hand, I don’t like scratches on those Mostly because I’m usually keeping it for myself and prefer to have nicer looking ones Or when I’m selling it people or dealers they could tend to be more picky and not like the damage But if I had a roll of generic rounds, Buffalo, sunshine mint, etc… and they had a few dings and scratches on them all I wouldn’t be upset
Comment from : Spokane Silver Stacker

I don't own any gold coins with any scratches or dings
Comment from : Amfear Liathmor

nice! just snagged one of these for $1920 US today
Comment from : Darwin Crawford

Agreed Inflation will continue at least thru next summer Hopefully at a decreasing rate after this year Gold in the long run will go up And damn I’ve NEVER even looked at the condition of my coins I’m off to the safe !!
Comment from : Big Daddy

MY CAR IS SCRATCHED AND DINGED!!! IT STILL GETS ME WHERE IM GOING!!!
Comment from : batman robin

Gold on Gold action Nice 😆
Comment from : Reidlos Cidem

Wow, I did not realize that the gold buffalos have edges like that They look awful!
Comment from : AggiePhil

to me scratches do not matter unless it's a low-mint numismatic coin where the grade will greatly change the value, unlike maples they get a premium from being a coin and I buy milk spotters all the time
Comment from : Dave

ijust got a1922silver peace dollar its my new favorite
Comment from : mike D

Nice deck I'm selling my deck collection and buying silver eagle with the proceeds
Comment from : SouthTxRoughneck

I recently bought a "abrasion" coin for less from bullion exchange Eager to see what kind on damage it has I really don't care buying for bullion not numismatic value
Comment from : Matty B

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Comment from : from Ontario

In my opinion, prices on gold and silver hang a lot on what happens with the rules changes in the paper market
Comment from : John Michael Saraceno

I've heard Maples scratch easily I only have Roos I like that they come in capsules Makes it easier for me to look after them and not worry about their condition
Comment from : dios bananos

HI, 2 I BOUGHT BOTH GOLD AND SILVER YESTERDAY bWINNING/b bTYU/b
Comment from : Donald in New Mexico

dealers are never fussy sending out any old crap
Comment from : Hairy Motter

I haven't really added much to my stack lately And I don't feel like I've missed out on anything Something is going to happen soon I think, but I'm more confused than ever at this point I'd like to see gold purchase prices down near $1,800, I'd pick up 5oz right away
Comment from : Rick Gee Profit Coins!

I know some small dings and nicks don’t matter on a standard bullion coin Perhaps it’s my OCD I, (unlike our “Fishy” friend), keep everything in air-tites! I guess I’m just anal enough that it matters to me Lol Great video
Comment from : Pistol Packing Pilot

i like maple leafs under 2 grand! brbri would buy a brittania under 2 grand alsobrbri have a crap load of capsules and its very satisfying snapping one in brbri have an rcm and lady fortuna both out of the assaybrbri know i said bars but im trying to focus on eagles and buffalos it all goes out the window when its time to buy lol
Comment from : jacob manalang