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They DESTROYED this Rare GOLD Coin!

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I would still buy
Comment from : @davidchung3204

That ain't destroying the coin It just has to be done professionally
Comment from : @lewish_1476

You can buy bezzels for these now It may damage the sides of the coin over time but it would be far more valuable than this coin in the video
Comment from : @Atomic-Purple-Guy

It made the jewelry more attractive and it’s value went up
Comment from : @cramsa

Yea my grandfather recently passed away and I found a money clip and its centerpiece was a $5 gold coin It was mounted it such a way that the coin wasn’t damaged but it being used as a money clip definitely circulated the coin Still decent looking though
Comment from : @MCBob-nh4cr

Thats not how gold price works You didn't lose any gold, so its not worth less the numismatic value is intact unless the coin is defaced
Comment from : @snailsaredumb9412

it's only clipped in, easily removedbrno change has been made to the coinI really dont see what the problem is
Comment from : @fredbassett8509

My friend found an 8 reale that someone soldered into a money clip😢
Comment from : @CaveManCCC

So its worth its only true monetary value Stuff is worth what someone wants to pay
Comment from : @greyalien9074

Not everybody is worried about keeping items in mint condition, people wear rings for sentimental purposes usually…brSo if I get a ring I am wearing that ring until It needs a little TLC not because I want to retain its value brSame with cars I got a car that’s reliable I didn’t get it to store it away in a garage and not use it…
Comment from : @Yeah-g

Oh my
Comment from : @MLMWarriors

Who cares?
Comment from : @12345678927164

Yeah the coin was putting the frame you could take the coin out and sell the coin individually
Comment from : @derekhpwell3531

It's framed bro Cmon now No physical damage when it was softly placed inside its frame Much like more rare fine paintings, they share the fact they are inside a frame without any damage There video fixed
Comment from : @KlemoTheGreat

bro, you try to hard, we can clearly see that the coin in inside a frame that is bended over it, so no damage to the coin, stop using youtube storage for this crap, get a job, make yourself useful
Comment from : @adriandumitrascu4292

Yikes Shaggy 😳
Comment from : @anthonygarcia7451

Some people dont realize theyve got money in they're hands and destroys every thing !!!!
Comment from : @philippesabourin9026

I kinda did something like this with a 1888 penny Still have one with hole in it tho haha
Comment from : @Besaw22

What about atocian coins? Like from the Spanish galleons? Almost all of them are in a gold frame But still great detail Lmk
Comment from : @Ophelialoki

The coin pendants I've seen are priced way higher than the actual coin
Comment from : @-jamesbond

It's not ruined at all it's set inside of a ring frame completely undamaged
Comment from : @chadklaren9537

False The coin can still be removed
Comment from : @KimEClem

Sometimes things like this drive me nuts Like on those storage unit or pawn shop shows when they get a big pile of gold jewelry and just melt the whole thing down for weight value without checking for antiques or special pieces with a value higher than simple gold weight
Comment from : @thenecessaryevil2634

wrong the coin was not damaged it is held in by foldable prongs
Comment from : @RonLane2542

Talking rubbish 😂 it’s not soldered into the frame It’s only held in place by the 4 bent over tabs on the rear No damage to the coin,
Comment from : @sheikhnasrullah6536

honestly, the coin is just fine It's in a frame
Comment from : @phillipmclain1497

For the moment Once u take it back out it's the same coin Not worth much in the necklace but as itself it's still worth the same Doesn't look like damage was done
Comment from : @aguywhomakesthings3316

Just take it out Boom, problem solved Stop being such a drama queen over nothing bro
Comment from : @orion7741

is that not set into a coin frame…which means no damage to the coin
Comment from : @rodneyminter9450

Dude,you are a liar That was pressed into a pinch frame,not soldered Remove from frame-presto
Comment from : @petersze7127

That may have been a priceless sentimental piece of jewelry to someone
Comment from : @jaredyeaman2934

There’s no damage to the coin
Comment from : @ElBandido_pecas

You should have used a different piece of jewelry to make this point because it's obvious you're incorrect and it's in a frame for a reason
Comment from : @thatduuude32

But not if they have not actually damage the coin in anyway, it looks as if it’s just seated in there very carefully
Comment from : @benjaminkoontz7798

Yea right if anyone has a 1853 gold piece for 100 bucks I’ll buy 1000 of them
Comment from : @theofficialsoldierthatreviews

I think you’re wrong It doesn’t appear to me that the coin has been harmed in anyway and is only crimped in place So how has its value been depreciated?
Comment from : @SkyPodp

It's set with pressure Unfold the taps itl drop out
Comment from : @sharperprospecting6980

Maybe they don't care about selling it Not everybody care about making a buck
Comment from : @shudson7524

Wich shows he k it’s nothing of the coin jewel because the coins are only set in a 😂😂😂 ring and held ol place by 3-5-6 little tabs u can just bend them back n the coin slides rite out un changed or damaged 😂😂😂
Comment from : @Mikezulka

It's just pinned down by the tabs Bend tabs back and take the coin out
Comment from : @mattm3492

Dear sweet Jesus
Comment from : @Teh-Jones

Guarantee it didint sell for $100…
Comment from : @boldandbrightjewelry

The coin is not damaged You can see on the back folded over tabs that are holding the coin in
Comment from : @matthewholzinger1042

Just take it out, it clearly comes right out
Comment from : @reallyhappy2350

Man I thought it was going to be a million dollar coin haha
Comment from : @deafsi8351

The coin is in a clasp, it's not harmed
Comment from : @wadelandsburg7151

Not REALLY It's worth is what it will be sold for is WHATEVER worth it has to the buyer AT THE TIME of purchase brI would buy it because you can display the coin to EVERYONE by wearing it brIf you just walk around and ask people do they want to see your coin, they're NOT interested But wearing it like this IS interesting
Comment from : @amr8457

A smart jeweler would price the coin in to the final price of the chain Meaning it loses no value as it’s already been added to the price Plus jewelry is over priced so no one knows the real value
Comment from : @huskyluvv8414

Technically, that coin may still hold its full value It looks like it wasn't welded into place, but rather a holder was created in the chain, and it's been clamped into the holder
Comment from : @blpinder

When it goes into the melt pot it's going in at the same price per ounce as every other piece of gold
Comment from : @AKlover

You can remove it from the bezel genius
Comment from : @jonnybueno619

Your a fool the coin is in a housing with clasps holding the coin in on the back
Comment from : @colgatefreshmint

It depends on how they mounted it They didn't drill any holes in everything
Comment from : @jonnylake3rd

If that coin is worth a 100 I want 100s of them why your lying gold is gold long as you have a lot of it
Comment from : @AngeloFive0

It's pressed in and can be recovered from the piece
Comment from : @wolfrig2000

Tbh if he's willing to make it into jewelry he's had to know something about it it's safe to say he knew the price of the worth but earns more and thought it's a cool price I took a Scottish gold coin from the alliance and building of Scottland and made it into a necklace for my grandma from Scottland it was worth about 1200$ but so worth her smile 😊
Comment from : @cbtravellife5112

Just remove it fro Chain when time are tough
Comment from : @benhansford8524

Maybe they bought it like that with the nice gold chain Looks great to me! ❤❤
Comment from : @LoveWatchingNDEs

I’m a jeweler and I set coins all the time I put the coins between layers of glass to protect the coin Hence preserving its value
Comment from : @notarobot638

It looks like the coin is in a frame basically like fold the tabs back and the coin will come out
Comment from : @Fixter3000

I have a 1901 5 dollar gold coin my grandfather made a chain for my mom out of and lucky he thought about value because it's just a clasp around the coin and can be taken off and it's almost never taken out
Comment from : @daviddavidson931

If you look they wrapped it Coin is still intact not damaged
Comment from : @davidroy1242

The coin I sitting in it's own setting like a diamond in a ring
Comment from : @jessebeiler193

Most the time they only give you melt value of gold anyway Even if it was just a coin
Comment from : @Pinkielover

who caresbrgold is goldbrthis coin in jewelry keeps foreverbrBeauty is in the eye of the beholder
Comment from : @robertswilliamson6130

Always kills me to watch idiots do this to rare coins!
Comment from : @tristenshumway6999

Haha, I just did this with a walking liberty
Comment from : @eaglethehulk8539

It’s just a do it yourself bezel You can just lift the tabs on the back and take it out
Comment from : @parrotsandmore7446

2-300? Good is 1800 n ounce right now Your maths a bit off
Comment from : @jaredwhite489

Nooooooooo
Comment from : @aidenscoincollectionandhob6874

I bought a S&W 32 caliber revolver that was old It had these ugly yellow grips on it so I changed them Turned out the grips were ivory and sold for $1200
Comment from : @brandonbullins

It looks like it's just press fitted in what are you on about?
Comment from : @binkleyme

The coin is held in by four prongs & could easily be removed
Comment from : @collinperschon2183

Looks like a drop in doesn't look like he messed with the coin at all
Comment from : @mustangmike6421

I took a 1889 Morgan Dollar out of the bezel and all the grooves were like new The coin just sat in the bezel with nothing touching either side Looked it had no wear at all
Comment from : @go4it764

It’s crimped on… so not destroyed but lost value
Comment from : @ElmerFudd1911

It now a work of art not sure if chain real but may sell for more or less as art but that looks in bad tase
Comment from : @daisykaren6584

It's in a bezel and the owner gets to do what they please
Comment from : @americanazheck

It doesn't destroy the value if it's not damaged when set And as long as it's not a permanent setting Lots of coin pendants that you can take the coin out of
Comment from : @keiganbeardsley357

Nope Misinformation
Comment from : @1larrydom1

found a gold 2 1/2 dollar piecesomeone had drilled a hole in it to make a necklacethought about that when i melted it down
Comment from : @au69miner

The coin is literally unaffected… Its value did not drop that significantly for being mounted inside a gold bracelet Its not even welded in place, you could literally pry the coin out of the frame holding it by bending the tabs keeping it in place
Comment from : @TheOnlyRealSquid

this is how people use to get gold in and out of the country
Comment from : @mindywilliams1225

Looks fine to me
Comment from : @getx1265

Not true! The coin is worth what people are willing to pay for it!!! Scrap is the bare minimum
Comment from : @physicsariel9237

Ouch
Comment from : @GamingBallz

You don’t know what you’re talking about that settings made sure the coin to slides in the place and you can bend the tabs on the back so you can pull the coin out It’s not harmed at all
Comment from : @anthonybarbee8828

Looks trash also Shame
Comment from : @dark_luls

Numismatic value is BS All coins are only worth their melt value Even that is only a transitory value
Comment from : @resipsaloquitur1775

If they didn't weld into it or do any damage to it with the prongs holding it in how is it ruined?
Comment from : @joepeoples231

Okay I'll buy it for 100 no problem you think people know what they're doing when they do that kind of stuff
Comment from : @mikevenniro1959

Still with the gold weight so it's at least 200 bucks
Comment from : @lemmon-up4er

very beautiful no matter if it lost value
Comment from : @hamzarorick4875

Or you could bend back the tabs holding it in the frame, and there is your dollarthis gets around the old law about defacing USA money, but you aremt that bright
Comment from : @nickv1008

This dude is lying if it’s worth 100 bucks I’ll give you 150 bucks and I’ll take 3000 of them first of all it’s not drilled is protected in a proper prong basil are you trying to steal everyone’s jewelry that does not have nothing to do with it it’s not approved coin it’s bully and at the end of the day
Comment from : @legendbodywork1313