Coin Collecting : How to Start a Coin Collection

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Title	:	Coin Collecting : How to Start a Coin Collection
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I am 14 I love coins and I've just started Thanks for the instructions
Comment from : @Mehedihasan52243

I have a 1944-1971-1975- coin
Comment from : @nelebadvincula1496

Started in childhood, when we found a silver coin by accident
Comment from : @casio-rolex

i am 13 and love history and travel i just started collecting coins i am english
Comment from : @alexisd8190

solid advice Great share
Comment from : @TreasureByMeasure

You don't take them out of the case it will lose value
Comment from : @dirtydrama355

Set proofs are not what you say "highly shined coins" set proofs are actually a set of coins that have NEVER EVER been touched by ANYONE (100 PERFECT condition) (straight from the mint)
Comment from : @Novaisnova

great videothanks
Comment from : @ThomasWilliams848403

2 coins down 998 to go
Comment from : @FancyFarmOFFICIAL

It isnt Think of it as another form of investment and you may change your mind Coins are also beautifully made and the hunt is a lot of fun!
Comment from : @hopewalker5764

I'm 16 and I found a penny from Bermuda in my change I got back at a store to day and it sparked my interest thanks for the help I'm starting to collect ASAP I already got a 1889 v nickel my grandpa gave me
Comment from : @zippoguy101

it seems so boring --
Comment from : @nicolenilsson1939

I'm 17 and just started my first collection, first i want to have the entire set of US silver eagles
Comment from : @Khylerr

Would Air tights be good to put coins in?
Comment from : @usc529

Hey guys you should come check out my channelI have over 20 videos out on coin collectingthanks
Comment from : @Waddacus

Check out my collection i have some for sale ALOT is for sale
Comment from : @CardCollector-bv4gk

@owenstkd Hey thanks,
Comment from : @ChowHallCommando

Why are so many people against polishing and cleaning one's old coins? Does it really devalue the coin?
Comment from : @ChowHallCommando

you talk to much with your hands
Comment from : @mylesthompson100

if you like coin collecting check out my channel plz i dont have much veiwers cause im new to youtube
Comment from : @numisexploder97

@memphis6able Sorry American Numismatic Association, not Associate
Comment from : @memphis6able

1 NEVER clean your coins!! It kills the value 2 China manufactures millions of counterfeit coins Only buy from reputable dealers that are members of the American Numismatic Associate (ANA), the Professional Numismatist Guild (PNG) or other legitimate organizations 3 Pawn shops and flea markets (Not all) are a great way to get ripped off with fake coins Buyer beware 4 Coins certified by NGC and PCGS are graded accurately and highly tradeable on the market
Comment from : @memphis6able

I'm starting from scratch, lost my whole collection in 06
Comment from : @Whitevoice14

how dare lucozade use buck rogers in their advert
Comment from : @shaboobal1

@TheZiar buy it
Comment from : @vidascool

Thumbs up if your mean :) iam random
Comment from : @nimi118

@pennysarecute2 I got a 1935 nickel as change At frist I thought it was foreign until i saw united states Turn out it's the buffola nickel
Comment from : @KentPetersonmoney

i found a ninteen fourty three steel penny
Comment from : @bubbaking90

hey im 12 years old and i have been collecting coins paper money stamps comics for the last 2 years and i have a good amount of them come look at them now in my videosyou should like them
Comment from : @JOHNSderry

I would feel much safer buying a key date coin in an ANACS holder than buying raw ANACS has a strong reputation and is known for being able to detect counterfeits PCGS and NGC may have a better reputation, ANACS isn't total garbage like your post suggests
Comment from : @stdspk

Here's the thing about plastic & coins: What you want to avoid are the plastic holders that contain PVC, which, nowadays, are hard to come by Otherwise, plastic holders are just fine
Comment from : @Razor7581

@TheZiar I went to my local coin shop and bought 4 for my collection I paid $145 each for them though
Comment from : @Nosfeast

Wrong An ANACS graded 1909 S VDB penny is worth much more when not encased by the ANACS grading company since their grading isn't as trusted as other companies such as NGC or PCGS Or, take the 1956 proof set: Washington Quarter, Roosevelt Dime, Lincoln Penny, Jefferson Nickel, and Franklin Half Dollar You might buy it for $6000 But, you buy the half on its own for $40, the quarter for $20, dime $12, nickel $10, etc Breaking the package and selling them separately can make you a profit
Comment from : @experthowto

I HAVE A 1880 INDIAN HEAD PENNY
Comment from : @SoEpicreviews

I'm way to random in my collection I collect anything silver i collect world coins but I only have 2 full sets because i lose interest and find another nationality I like The only ones I'm constantly looking for are Prussian coins and Imperial Russian coins
Comment from : @sharpie443