CAC Open Box - Early U.S. Type Coins

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Title	:	CAC Open Box - Early U.S. Type Coins
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Love the early type set Our early history is of great importance to me Preserving that history through its coinage is exciting and visceral brThank you, Ben
Comment from : @dominickraimo2411

Wow amazing collection 😍 I just got my 1st 1803 draped bust half dollar ❤ It is PCGS VF-25 and I totally love it! My next goal is to get a draped bust dollar next 😅
Comment from : @buildingAbiz

CAC favors NGC go figure
Comment from : @tvoprosucks

That 1919-D buffalo 5c is definitely not uncirculated Touch of wear on all high points
Comment from : @cm1660

that is because a lot of idiots with lots of money would rather have a bright wizzed coin or cleaned coin than a dark coin with natural luster
Comment from : @psilocybemusashi

I’m seeing them rewarding old holder’s
Comment from : @Numizzmaticaddict

Maybe you might want to hold the slab so that we can READ THE GRADE AND COMMENTS! OR ARE YOU MAKING THIS VIDEO JUST FOR YOURSELF?
Comment from : @williammarriott6131

I love the early coins It is unfortunate that coins of this quality are disrespected The grading of the early coins seem to not take into account the way the early coins were minted Applying quality standards of 20th Century coins to early American coins is in my view and error in grading philosophy Lovely coins
Comment from : @charlesroof7121

I wonder what percentage of straight graded coins do not get a sticker from CAC
Comment from : @perrydad2001

The 1795 dollar had pronounced scratches on it, and looked cleaned to me I’m surprised neither one of those things mentioned on the grading
Comment from : @kitrichardson5573

Definitely coins you do not see every day I've been collecting for 40 years and I only have one of the coins shown in that date and grade Good stuff
Comment from : @scott88keys

Cool seeing the 1800 dime I have a 1834 dime in natural silver color and a 1820 dime statesofamerica that is very dark grey Ive seen old silver with the dark finish ? Both are F35/40 ? With the 1820 being rarest
Comment from : @rockers7889

CAC reminds me of some teachers I had years ago: hard ass graders!
Comment from : @brucetelfeyan

Thank you Ben,for your effort and love your humor in each video that you do Thank you for showing me these incredible coins that I almost never ever get to see other than occasionally at a big coin show!🙂
Comment from : @bertsimmons2673

Way cool coins !!!!
Comment from : @jeffkeller9009

All the coin grading companies come up short with information Even just a sentence would do Surface on obv or rev was discolored (or whatever issue) and didn't cross I'd be even better if they gave you a detailed report such as 1-10 on surface, strike and why it received that grade
Comment from : @coinguy8411

10 minutes into this vid and I think someone peed in JA’s cornflakes on the day of review
Comment from : @OM-sb2bd

That 1981 Video was awesome!
Comment from : @williamguirl7735

Old School graded 1924-S, and 1919-D Buffalo Nickels Jack Beymer was Tough on Buffalo Nickel grading!
Comment from : @williamguirl7735

No Soup For You!
Comment from : @williamguirl7735

Trade 1878-S WoWzer!
Comment from : @williamguirl7735

Love❤️show & tell!
Comment from : @williamguirl7735

Nice variety, not consistant green bean, 🥲
Comment from : @williamguirl7735

1909-S IHC shouldve been Green Beaned!
Comment from : @williamguirl7735

Just out of curiosity, what’s the total value of all these coins combined?
Comment from : @ryguy2112

Plz tell me you didn't bounce the flowing hair off the ground ?
Comment from : @May0r0fp0undtwn

Do you charge people when you send in to cac for grading? More than the grading it self?
Comment from : @gregoryquinn-f6h

I love the variety in this video I really like Bust, Seated, and Barber coins
Comment from : @14ch14

Fantastic show on many levels! Diversity of beautiful coins, insight on what CAC is looking for, and even grading the various coins Thank you
Comment from : @WilesPalladino

532,nd Is mine 😊
Comment from : @morgansinner

had to drop a giant like after drop and bounce like that i was laughing to hard ( just kidding around those arent breaking from a fall even off a building) great video nice!
Comment from : @tom_morgandealer_pgh1648

I wouldn’t give cac a cent They came up with a good scam thats all i give them credit for
Comment from : @lookin4zinc

I have just about everything except for the 1793 cents!brCertified and straight grades!brNothing under VFbrDon't have any gold but got a few cool colonials to mention ❤
Comment from : @erikbrantner4295

Ben the coin geek is THE coin guy on youtube NO clickbait, just substantive content Bravo Ben, never change
Comment from : @SilverCpa

All that money to get a little sticker No way in hell I blow my money for a sticker worth nothing to me I never buy a sticker or a holder for someone’s opinion I have bought and graded coins from 1968 on Spending money for an opinion of a kid from Pcgs or Ngc not for me
Comment from : @kevindelong7046

Thank you for sharing How long did it take for CAC to grade your coins? What is the average cost of grading these coins at CAC?
Comment from : @FWDPM

I will never in my life spend more money on a coin because it has a cac or any other sticker! If a grading company like pcgs says its the grade thats there opinion , so your just paying " more"for another self proclaimed professionals opinion The whole thing is stupid imo! Your great though ben nothing against you my guy
Comment from : @jimmycapps7263

Blows my mind that there was once a time when you could buy something for half a cent , history is everything
Comment from : @kaynef6637

Love seeing the early coins - bust coinage is what I collect so a bit jealous of all those beauties
Comment from : @toynn_sugoi

A lot of great stuff! Love early type coins
Comment from : @tekvet01

Does cac charge the same as pcgs/NGC for submissions?
Comment from : @jewnersey7413

One of my favorite videos to date love the early stuff 👍
Comment from : @rsl6767

Those are some cool coins, Admitly above my budget Maybe sometime I will be able to get some coins like that
Comment from : @mistx7115

We need a company that stickers details graded coins like "cleaned" coin that clearly are not or perhaps "questionable"
Comment from : @williamlinton1428

A lot of really nice coins The nice thing about having a coin store is you never know what is going to come through the door
Comment from : @stevenhigby3512

You are my numismatic hero Ben-Thank you for showing these beauties Love the early American stuff-brFYI - I never bought currency or ancients until you made them a bit more interesting and understandable, so I now own a few of eachbrThanks brJinx
Comment from : @Jinxster-lo1uy

no Indian head cents with " acne scars" like the 1877 will ever get a CAC sticker guaranteed!
Comment from : @ltcol2005

So much eye candy! Sticker or no sticker!
Comment from : @swilliams937

Great coins Thanks, Ben
Comment from : @1863dana

You mentioned that you didn't know if they take Full Head into consideration when they sticker For what it's worth I have a top pop 1 of 3 PCGS 1917 SLQ type 1 MS67 that did sticker In '17 the non-Full Head is rarer than the FH
Comment from : @Rods67

I wish I could afford those early type coins even if they were all G-4's but it's had to spend 700 or 800$ on a coin let alone 3 4 5k on one but there beautiful
Comment from : @davidvandebrake8454

I know I've made similar comments before, but I just don't see how it serves John Albanese's business interests to put his seal of approval on his competitors' work now that CAC is a full-fledged grading company Am I wrong? 🤷‍♂
Comment from : @TheSteveBoyd

I've seen a lot of darker coins that are that way because of an old cleaning, that may be one reason why CAC doesn't like them
Comment from : @petepal55

Are those maybe planchet flaws on the 1793 Wreath Cent at 5:56?
Comment from : @johnskujins8870

Condition rarities scare the heck out of me, like the '32-D quarter - $2,900, $12,500, $85,000 - well THAT escalated quickly!
Comment from : @singlesideman

The early coins are fantastic Thank you for sharing these Just beautiful to see, and these are conceivable to afford, if really hard to find
Comment from : @singlesideman

That 1916 SLQuarter is on my bucket list, but in that condition? I was stunned into silence! What a beautiful example of a way beyond rare coin!!
Comment from : @Boxxkarr

Ms62 strikes again 😉
Comment from : @louissicajr

I come for the bad jokes The coins are just a bonus
Comment from : @stevedietrich8936

Excellent show Thank You!
Comment from : @frankchase9297

Just a super great munch of coins for all of us to enjoy on a finally Friday Thanks Ben a munch 😂😅❤ it
Comment from : @jamesbryant6735

A lot of people "ow" and "ah" over Albanese and CAC, but I'm not one of them I think you've proven that CAC isn't skilled at grading early US coinage, especially copper Best to stay away from sending raw early coins to their grading/slabbing service
Comment from : @JohnD357

Once again, I wonder how many of those were holdered with some pvc residue as Mr Albanese has stated is a common reason for not stickering and many miss when attempting to identify why a coin didn’t CAC
Comment from : @chadbenner6316

Luster ❤
Comment from : @Stackitupmetal

Okay the 1795 H10 may be my favorite 😁
Comment from : @CertifiedPre33

These early types are some of my favorites the capped bust quarter and half eagles are probably my favorite 🪙 design
Comment from : @CertifiedPre33

Hey Ben, Thanks for sharing these coins with us - This is another "CAT'S MEOW" video - but that 1916 SLC is drop dead gorgeous - I don't see that well - but that coin looks nicer than a 65 and seems close to FH hope I don't get banned for this - but is it possible that some coins come close but no cigar is because the submitter is not known to the grader? I still say from what others have said - that may be true But, this is an extremely great of assortment of superb coins Still I think that 1916 deserves a little more love Best wishes and Thank you to all of Ben's customers that allowed us a pee at their great coins!!!!!
Comment from : @michaelgoodspeed846

The one I'm most surprised about is the Barber half dollar That is extremely nice for an MS 62 So many nice coins in that group, though Thank you for sharing them with us!
Comment from : @TheQuickSilver101

All fantastical, Ben
Comment from : @johnleeshute

Love the video, just mad more aren't for sale!
Comment from : @matthewholder8288

Hi, Ben I like the toning on the 1926-D Buffalo Nickelbr🦉
Comment from : @donaldinnewmexico

Nice showing!
Comment from : @SatelliteEngineer

All lovely, but that last nickel is amazing 😍
Comment from : @cgcoins3639

The fingerprint on the 1912 Barber Half might have been the reason it didn't CAC
Comment from : @donaldinnewmexico

My type set is complete for my ability 😆 No Flowing Hair or Trade Dollar Way too rich for my blood and wallet, but you never know Always a great time watching the Coin Geek Thanks Ben
Comment from : @edwardaustin740