The Ultimate Guide to Coin Collecting for Beginners!!!

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Title	:	The Ultimate Guide to Coin Collecting for Beginners!!!
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Comment from : Tee Too

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Comment from : Me Neveryoumind

hello, i have a question i apologise if this comment is lengthy or rambly at allbrbri've had an interest in coin collecting for a while now i collect certain coins for personal reasons (and others because i simply love the design) but i've become interested in collecting the commemorative uk coins ever since i found some in my changebrbrliving on the isle of man, it's a little harder to come across these coins i've got my hands on a few (as has my brother who collects as well) but as you can imagine, i typically find the iom coinsbrbrmy question is: is it worth buying a job lot of circulated uk coins on ebay just to get me started, or would it be better to go to a bank and ask about coin bags?brbri've done a lot of research and i'm conscious about people charging more for coins that are only face value (or slightly over but not by much); however, i've found some that i think are reasonably priced, and would like them for my collectionbrbronly, i've had mixed answers on whether it's worth buying circulated coins or notbrbrthanks in advance :)
Comment from : Alexis Edits

My sister gave away a Qgarden
Comment from : the milk frog

Hi thanks for your very helpful uploads, you probably get these questions a lot but, where would I be able to purchase bulk bags of coins please? Thank you in advance Si
Comment from : Ascent 41

I’m collecting just uk coins right now but I have no money Is there any cheap books or way so to collect or store coins?
Comment from : Minecrafterrain

Talks like a robot on this channel
Comment from : Danny Boy

Hi Christopher Great video, lots of good information and advice
Comment from : Noel Sutton

i am liquidating my extensive collection But im not flooding the Kew market with my Kews !!!
Comment from : edward boyle

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Comment from : Janis Kar

Its no secret the top graders and dealers all clean their coins from time to time if needed for milk spots , unatractive tone dirt pvc damage They call it conservation and charge for it Ms70 is a commonly know cleaner also ezest for silver or gold coin care is a good product for coppers as protects the copper from corrosion Copers need this as they breakdown and degrade overtime Cleaning isnt recommended but if done correctly you can give the coin its orginal lustre without breaking the orginal striking layer Alot of people scrub pat dry whipe coins and use harsh cleaning methods this can spotted a mile off A coins lustre will never flow the same after its been cleaned even dipped professionally the surfaces all reflect from manny angles not a smooth transition and roll this can be picked up on after years of research and experience looking at various coins
Comment from : Sam Abrahams

Wow brilliant video so much great informative have only been collecting for 8 months so this information is amazing
Comment from : Marie Kane

My interest in coin collecting came from a tin belonging to my grandfather His regiment did a tour of the Empire in 1912/13 and he kept coins from the places visited Back in the days before the Internet my information came from dealers, Coin Monthly magazine and the annual Krause & Krause coin price guide I also got some lucky finds in antique/second hand shopsbrWhilst I would pick up coins I found interesting (historical or design) I settled on collecting farthings, German (from unification and colonies and states) and British Empire and Commonwealth
Comment from : Graham Turner

Excellent content this Wish i had access to it a few years ago Now we need to get this shared!
Comment from : Jay Lo

One of your best videos yet
Comment from : Ethan Hockley

Great Video Christopher Good information for people who want to start collecting coins 🪙 👍
Comment from : John Saunders

I have a question that I am struggling to find the answerbrCupronickel is (or was) used for most 'Silver' colour circulating coins but was it chose to replace Silver as it has the same weight? A BUNC 50p is 8g but a Silver Proof 50p is also 8g I know that back in time most 'Silver' coins were actually Silver and there was still some around in the 1940's when coin automation was beginning to be used so i wondered if the cupronickel alloy was picked so that coins still weighed the same?
Comment from : Brad Palmer

Really good advice and info for those who are new to the hobby 👍
Comment from : MackemMoolah

Thank you I didn't know that coins start to tone if left in plastic folders looks like I'm ordering lots of flips and I've just gone and put my kew piedfort kew gardens in a flip cos its started to tone and I've not even had it a year which I not happy about thanks for the extra information 😀 🙂 👍
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