10 Ways To Increase The Value Of Your Coin Collection

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Title	:	10 Ways To Increase The Value Of Your Coin Collection
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How much money do you knock down if you have a 1909 s vdb cleaned details VG8?
Comment from : @bethanyhealy4989

The first 1oz silver coin I bought, was from my local coin shop I ask him about 1oz Silver Eagles He got out an Silver Eagle album, and told me to pick one He said it didn't matter, they were all the same price I picked out a reverse proof coin, because I thought it looked cool They were selling for $3 over spot at the time it has a little milk spot on it, but still looks good
Comment from : @swmovan

Myself I have the complete silver eagles type 1 in MS 69 and 70 graded by NGC of the San Francisco Mint
Comment from : @Dappertrucker

Some ideas that transfer over to Britain and Europe Third party grading not so much My best advice is to become knowledgeable about what you are collecting, do not overpay for your coins, learn to grade, do not buy problem coins if you can help it, keep a record of how much you paid for each coin
Comment from : @bottlecapdave2021

Cool
Comment from : @TimothyWhittingtonYeOldeRufus

Another great video with great information on what to do with your coins Thankyou again Daniel for making these videos🙂👍
Comment from : @michaelporter5679

buying coins from a dealer is not going to increase hte value of your "collection" as you are paying above market or full MSRP for the coin Gerading of coins only started when these agencies started a grading thing If you are just now getting into coin collecting I would not Only thing you can do is get rolls of uncirculated coins and sit on them For years which atleast you would only be in the coins for their face value I have some rolls of uncirculated 62's pennies I got from someone who was a manager at a bank and knew they existed When I was young I got a few uncirculated rolls of current years back in the late 70's I also kep any and every half and full dollar I found Went through coin collection of a friend who was kinda out of it and got a few coins All it is now is like collecting sports cards Its just like the fools who collect hotwheels it is just silly
Comment from : @Torpedomtb

Thank you, you have given so much of your time helping others I am in awe of you and K Potters knowledge and helping people Another great video
Comment from : @maryswann7623

Great info man thanks a bunch!
Comment from : @PirateStacker

Note: A dealer who appraises a collection MUST NEVER offer to buy that collection Such would be a conflict of interest, and is unethical Appraisers must be impartial
Comment from : @jsayler6330

Thank you Daniel! Your videos are of tremendous help I have gotten so many ideas and so much knowledge from you!brI love your channel brbrKEEP UP THE GREAT JOB!!!
Comment from : @charliepruitt9184

Valuable information my friend and thank you so much for sharing! Crushed the like button!
Comment from : @coincollectingfun

If somebody made slipcases for the blue Whitman albums, they could make a fortune
Comment from : @RipVanSmith

I can’t order my collection by date & mint since I collect ancient Romans (only if they are NGC slabbed) but I do organize them by Emperor starting with Augustus all the way to Elagabalus
Comment from : @blake7587

Good info I had a few of my Dansco 7070 coins graded
Comment from : @Jim-re3sr

Increasing value of coin collection
Comment from : @bigbarkingdog2010

I became a member of pgcs I have some valuable suff I have a large accumulation (lol) thanks for this video I will say being slightly overwhelmed and for someone pretty smart pcgs submission is VERY overwhelmed for me and I've not been able to send my 1st coins out yet! I have a new plan to attend the Baltimore convention in hopes to motivate myself and learn to summit coins Honestly it's overwhelming
Comment from : @brianleonard6885

Great video I need to organize my collection it's in boxes and bags some graded in ngc and pcgs boxes
Comment from : @bugsbunnyhalfdollar9133

All you had to say is good advice, thank you
Comment from : @joehruska8223

Watch out for the green slime of death, that comes from keeping coins in the albums for long term storage
Comment from : @wendyfurman4152

Do you ever feel that with technology they can reproduce fake coins?
Comment from : @omarelias1490

sir , dose scratches on the slab of graded coin affect the price of your collection ? should I reslab it or not ?
Comment from : @ampiciline

I should make an edgy version of this channel and call it "Coin FU" LOL
Comment from : @Project2013B

I see coins for sale on EBay or other places They have been clean and look very nice I have some from the 1800 and heard at some point not to clean them, if so, what should be used to clean them?
Comment from : @susanbreeland8620

Can you do a video on decade coins like coins from the 80s coins from the 90s which ones are valuable From that decade you could do it like individual 4/4 from the 80s Dimes from the 80s so on and so on are Just the decade itself for coins anyways thanks for all your help
Comment from : @ReboottoysEllis

I had those folders years ago ,but they all fell apart disappointing
Comment from : @karenwalker4764

This video was very helpful Thanks CoinHelpU!
Comment from : @matteosternato2309

Very interesting I thank you for your time
Comment from : @virginiarparker9503

DANIEL, now that you explained it i can see the advantage of buying "graded" coins! thank you for the TIP and GREAT VIDEO this morning!!!
Comment from : @yoopermann7942

Love watching videos of yours again Seeing this reminded me to yell you thank you again All those coins for my type set were amazing, and a few that were to old made me get a 18th and 19th century type books You went above and beyond what I paid for Thanks soooooo much daniel
Comment from : @leviorourke7498

No# 1 Top, bestest way to increase the value of your collection? BUY BETTER COINS!!! HahahahaCapt Obvious herelolcouldnt help itlolseriously though, this is a great video It can be real easy to loose focus sometimes when building a collection Talking about myself only, it has in the past been very discouraging when Ive had to sell and took a big loss or realized all i had was basically junk At that time i scolded myself asking "what the heck was I thinking" Im not saying a collection should only have big ticket stuff, but i myself try my best to stay focused, be patient, educate myself, buy when the good deal presents itself and do my best to go after quality rather than quantity, I still have my moments of weakness and occasional bonehead moves, but far less often than in years past Great video Dan!!! These ones can never get old Great info!!! Thanks as always
Comment from : @jimsullivan3481

Thank you for the good advice
Comment from : @dastiles1

Thanks for sharing
Comment from : @shannonmccord1542

Graded coins are a bubble that will burst soon
Comment from : @fritzbender5050

I learned a couple of things, thank you!!! Most of the things you've mentioned I've already started to do, I guess because some of the things you've mentioned is "common sense"!! I know not everyone has that, been dealing with that my whole life!! I've had my own business for 26 years and I've come across some people that I wonder how they made it to the age they are!!brThank you for your great advice!!!brHave a GREAT Day!!!!
Comment from : @shaneyork300

Again, a DANIEL’S TOP TEN PERCENTERS: Another down, many to go and TYVM
Comment from : @ionu4535

Only 8 coins short of a complete early Lincoln set Have rolls of every year from 30’s forward Have a few error coins All came from about 3,000 dollars of bank box 📦 searching over the years To much work and no longer wish to wade thru the immense number of pennies Literally buckets and buckets of returns to the bank Wish to go to shows for those remaining coins
Comment from : @rf-bh3fh

Great ideas and video! Thanks Daniel
Comment from : @monte4150

Hi Daniel You may have surmised I'm no fan of PCGS, but I do like the higher prices their slab brings -- deserved or not This month I put them to the test On EBay I bought a '91 silver eagle MS70 (ANACS) for $550 PCGS's recommended price is 3500 (in their slab, naturally) The coin arrived today ANACS touted this coin as worthy of the Smithsonian Its is! I've never seen a more pristine silver eagle in my life -- and I have dozens of PCGS's MS70 silver eagles to compare it to Next I'm going to attempt a crossover when I attend the PCGS show in Long Beach soon It ought to be interesting I'll let you know what happens My bet is it will NOT cross because I'm a nobody I'm not a dealer I'm not someone who spends thousands on grading fees with PCGS That should be irrelevant! We'll see
Comment from : @TheAvenstar

Thanks Daniel for all your tips, I like all your videos very much ! Its a pleasure to learn from you ! thanks again!
Comment from : @kevincrock1202

TNever can get enough of your advice, another great videobrthanks
Comment from : @larryjoe1357

Excellent info, I even got a silver round album It's nice because they're easier to look atand show off I've heard people bash having your coins in an album But, they're mine, and I don't plan to sell anytime soon, so why not enjoy them!!! Keep doing what you do👍
Comment from : @bezo8162

Do you agree if you are buying coins for investment you should buy coins valued at $2000 or more?
Comment from : @VamboRules2

Thanks for this greatly informative video, as usual Daniel ♥️
Comment from : @PWRFLROE

Alot of good information herethanks!
Comment from : @coinsilver

Always a pleasure ! b:)<333/b
Comment from : @KozmicKarmaKoala

Organization is key
Comment from : @Car1Sagan

To grade up my coins do I to be a member of pcgs
Comment from : @espieoleary4800

Gosh Daniel, I was in Ohio for 2 wks but I could not get anyone to bring me to Portsmouth to visit your shop!
Comment from : @kathysunshine7072

I have a few folders and albums Also went to LCS and bought used folders real cheap
Comment from : @mickgreedy457

All sound advice Daniel, but slightly misleading, presentation is beneficial to selling, specially to lazy or dishonest buyers, knowing what you have and research is good, it wont increase the value of anything, but it may enhance what you may receive when selling and of course, buy better coins always means something is worth more
Comment from : @Zaph0d

Solid information Thanks
Comment from : @gregmccoy8311

I'm going to put together a submission and go for ANACs 10 for 107$ thing when they have it going I have one coin that's a lower grade that I want graded just because it's for my own collection, but I know when getting coins graded, the more coins you send in, the lower amount you pay overall per coin I have had a few coins put CAC stickers on them so far I finally got a membership last year They normally have a membership, they let me in due to me being a veteran Having served in the military does have its benefits I even believe I am a better person overall due to my service Thank you for another great video These videos are helpful, there's a lady locally who has run one of those places that buys gold and silver, but does some coin stuff too, I have been going there for something to do since they started in 2013, I told her about you channel recently and she subscribed to it A lot of very helpful information here
Comment from : @josepchwill1304

I don't give much credibility to CAC or beans in general, there's CAC, QA, and recently MAC It's just another thing to spend more money on that IMO its never worth it to begin with
Comment from : @fudd3087

I found a 2008 Alaska quarter I think it has a error on the paw could you look at it Montana Jeff on you tube
Comment from : @montanajeff9218

Thanks from Ukraine!
Comment from : @serhijesperanto1962

i have a collection of american coins and world coins brthank you for your opinionsbrtheodore
Comment from : @seilertheodore9924

Daniel, have you heard any scuttle-butt about a 2021 Morgan being issued? Thanks for sharing your thoughts, knowledge and advice
Comment from : @brucemccann830

Love your videos Daniel!
Comment from : @victorluc66

A CAC sticker doesn’t mean the coin is appropriately graded or that they somehow agree with the grading Instead, a CAC sticker indicates the coin is solid in that grade and generally a “good value” for the grade Generally speaking, it suggests the slabbed coin is at least as good or better than the grade it received It is considered a “good value” within that grade brbrGreen CAC stickers indicate high-end for their grade while gold CAC stickers indicate the coin is definitely undergraded and would at least receive a green CAC sticker in the next higher grade brbrIf you have a PCGS or NGC slabbed Coin that you feel is undergraded, send in to CAC and try to get it stickered )assuming the value is there - not worth it on a $20 coin obviously )
Comment from : @victorluc66

drives me crazy when the albums have holes for keys like the 16-D dime or the 09-S VDB( I did crack my AG3 16-D for the album :O )
Comment from : @johnwachter6369

I'm in my early 40s now but have only been collecting coins for about 6 years Since I have started collecting my coin collecting tastes have evolved Currently my focus is on Silver Eagles as well as Lincoln proofs from 1950-1964 I have been building a registry set of Lincoln cents What is your opinion on Jefferson Nickels? Nickels and dimes seem to be two series that aren't as popular Thoughts? Thanks!
Comment from : @silvereater8454

Dear Daniel, High Tech team I look forward to your help, as soon as possible I sincerely thank you very much
Comment from : @VinhPham-hu4dl

CoinHelpu I've an 1941 Philly penny it's missing the Li in libertybeen to five coin shops they all told me can't give me an estimate because they can't find another one to compare with asking for help
Comment from : @nativestrong2330

Good morning everybody, Love comes from New Zealand
Comment from : @VinhPham-hu4dl

Great info Thanks Daniel Im working through my old childhood collections starting with Lincoln Cents Putting the best in organized 2x2 flips I’m assuming that’s an ok thing to do versus using an album?
Comment from : @jblortz

I'm in the process of moving all my coins over to Dansco albums Thanks for the cool advise
Comment from : @PapaKryptoss

What about when your collection is uncirculated coins and the holes are just too expensive to fill? Do you mix circulated coins in there, or just keep the holes?
Comment from : @gmc9753

Thank you for all the info I'm sure it's going to help You have a wonderful day and as always, Enjoy CI
Comment from : @coininfinity7324

Thanks for the info Daniel
Comment from : @montanatreasurehunter9600

I have a question: I have numerous $5-$50 coins that I want officially graded (for my own peace of mind) but due to the price point it is cost prohibitive My LCS recommends Annex and says cost amid around $15 each brbrWhat’s ur thoughts regarding brbr1) respectability of their grading br2) costbr3) any other concerns I haven’t thought of brbrThank you in advance for your help in this matter This may be a good video for you to do since I’m sure many people (non heavy hitters like myself) are in my same situation
Comment from : @jonathandavis6571

Great video Always good information Since you have a love for the Morgan, do you have, or could you make a video concerning the Carson City minted dollars? Thanks
Comment from : @triumph928

These type of videos are your best brbrGood job sir
Comment from : @jonathandavis6571

Anyone that seems to know what they’re talking about has told me, when collecting coins focus on typesets, date runs, key dates etc the more coins you can pair the more valuable your collection will be
Comment from : @lennywright5655

Good things to know Thanks
Comment from : @justaseeker4558

Here's my nickel's worth: (1) Cull the coins without investment value from your collection and reinvest the funds in investment grade coins, (2) have your coins professionally graded preferably by NGC, PCGS, or ANACS, (3) if your collection is particularly valuable, have it insured, and (4) be prepared to hold coins through up- and down-swings in values Only buy coins that are rare and valuable today Coins that aren't rare and valuable today will likely not be in 30-years either Be sure to enjoy your collection too!
Comment from : @jamesgossweiler1349

I agree with you 99 1 exception I have been able to buy many cleaned silver coins at melt Kinda fun owning an old date coin I don't gotta worry about degrading and I can carry in my pocket
Comment from : @RealLifeFinance

Awesome info, I definitely have an "accumulation"!!!! I need to get some albums and better ways to organize and get to "collection" status! A lot of Dansco Albums are sold out, spent an hour on their site yesterday Littleton website was great, but man, their prices were horriblethey wanted $353 for Lincoln, Washington, Morgan, Peace, Kennedy, Roosevelt, Peace, Jefferson, and Walking Liberty albums Going from 'accumulation' to 'collection' is proving really difficult Glad Robert referred me to your channel, good stuff to learn here!
Comment from : @jbb823

I have been collecting for a little over 2 years, I have a question about key dates, it may sound dumb, but is a 1908 s, Indian head penny, considered a key date? I have a story about it Good video!👍
Comment from : @conradpons9238