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Paper Money Collecting u0026 Investing: A Primer on US Large Sized Notes - Numismatics Market Analysis

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Excellent Video
Comment from : @AdrianPraljak

Great video
Comment from : @YouTubily

Yep you can't fight wars with gold and silver Get rid of fiat get rid of war Men would have to go back to using swords, shields and axes without fiat Lol this will piss some people off 😂❤
Comment from : @robertr2731

I Purchased a 1917 $1 Bill that graded by PMG Choice EPQ MS-64 It is a Beautiful note that puts the new currency to shame
Comment from : @jeraldspannagel5289

I am a Numismatist that is more interested in acquiring a Type set of coins and currency That being said, for the example I want of each type I try to make it a Very Fine or better quality But you have blown my mind with those gorgeous and rare works of art! Excellent video! Liked and Subscribed!
Comment from : @Boxxkarr

Very informative and educational video! Thank you!
Comment from : @Boxxkarr

Im seeing this for the first time September 2024 Im curious, what are those same five notes valued at now?
Comment from : @Boxxkarr

Thank you for the education on US paper money I'm related to Michael Hillegas on the $10 Gold certificate I have a 1907 35EPQ and an uncertified 1922 in fair condition After hearing your video I'm going to try to buy a 65EPQ You're right if I'm going to get an attractive certificate, I should get the highest grade I can afford Thanks again
Comment from : @gregaryharte5557

I need some aspirin If you are going to hold notes up to the camera, give us more than 2 seconds to look at it, and you shake it so much that it's unseeable brBut good info
Comment from : @ronaldsmith2343

So what I wanna ask you do you know anything about the storm notes? Could you let me know? Thanks
Comment from : @johnbradford4715

Just amazing video mate Thank you 👊
Comment from : @polack2

hi, what is the reason why there are 1988 and 1988a dollars? Thank you
Comment from : @massimotudor

I recently got into collecting US coins and currency and came across your video after purchasing my first legal tender notebrbrLet me just say, this was a phenomenal crash course in the basics, and I am astounded by your ability to explain things in a concise and articulate manner You're an impressive guy with an equally impressive collectionbrbrI will add that I didn't get into numismatics to invest but for the history, and I personally don't consider coins and currency to be investments but more so a hobby that happens to hold or appreciate in valuebrbrHaving said that, I very much appreciate you putting out this content You are a true asset to the numismatics community
Comment from : @wolfbrockman3357

Thank you for making this video
Comment from : @tavo24vv27

Nice notes Got a blacj eagle, a chief & a buff & battleeship
Comment from : @goldcic

What about the 1918 $2 Battleship reverse note?
Comment from : @goldcic

Would the 1930"s paper money be worth saving?
Comment from : @anamerican481

Great video! I learned a lot from it It's interesting to hear currency collecting discussed from the perspective of an investor I've been collecting for around 40 years, and although I appreciate these kind of items in terms of their monetary value and potential as an investment, I have always collected out of anthropological and historical interest I have quite an extensive and diverse collection of all manner of currency, but have no real concern about ever trying to sell any of it (unless really hard times hit) I have all of the five notes that you showed, except the rainbow note for which I have the less valuable "woodchopper" note instead However, with the condition that mine are in, I likely wouldn't even get $1,000 for the lot I know it's sacrilege for you investors, but I actually prefer very well-used low condition notes because they were greatly handled by the people of the time and place that they represent It's like a connection to them I wonder about their lives and the circumstances in which they handled those items The mint-condition items lack any of that They're like "soldiers" who served during a war but never saw the theater of battle Anyway, I again appreciate your knowledge and enthusiasm as an investor and, if in the three years since you made this video you're still into it, I wish you all the best with your investments
Comment from : @lousifei

Was the $5 Rainbow a Star ⭐️ Note ? Ty
Comment from : @brandonury1112

The only two valuable Bank notes I have are series 1917 two dollar bills worth $18,500 and just looks brand new and I have two of them
Comment from : @bread-guy-101

I got my hands on the collection I’ve had in a box for about 8 to 10 years… it’s got all kinds of currency and I have no idea if I have something valuable
Comment from : @JoseMartinez-zq4iv

Awesome video
Comment from : @OZ_BANKNOTES

This video is great
Comment from : @motionsick

How to purchase
Comment from : @sanatlama9121

is it possible to communicate via a phone
Comment from : @owenloftus8197

Excellent video!
Comment from : @dcfire2222

Great video! I learned a lot from this, thanks :)
Comment from : @alexanderrowntree9003

Can you tell us which bank did change $10 gold coin banknote for a $10 gold eagle coin
Comment from : @albertyeung6228

I take the ten dollar1922 gold coin banknote to different bank No bank can change a $10 gold coin for me
Comment from : @albertyeung6228

Paper name ?
Comment from : @imranhasan2328

Hello sir I have $10000 us dollar series 1934
Comment from : @fluelencartera7550

Excellent I learned so much by this video
Comment from : @fireksunk

I feel poor and inadequate after looking at your collection when comparing it to my paltry collection Especially when you said the 1899 $1 Black Eagle is more or less Bargain Bin Material I feel like I need to take out a second mortgage in order to get something that is investment grade Someday I might be able put together an investment grade collection That aside, nice video, good information
Comment from : @DocLopez27

Need more "note" content, bring them on I like investing in these notes more than precious metals
Comment from : @glutemaster

Great video
Comment from : @Alex-fn7zd

Wow, I learned a lot thank you! I will not get anything less than 64 EPQ and PMG is what I'm going for I just got into this I have a 64 $2 Silver, now I wish it was a 66 EPQ
Comment from : @glutemaster

You are awesome, love your enthusiasm, thank you, I learned a lot
Comment from : @marksolomon1057

Great vid
Comment from : @colbynarramore

Very educational, thank you kind sir!
Comment from : @williambrowly4228

Thank you for the knowledgeI just got my first piece of graded currency Not a high grade but still a cool notethe battle ship 2😎 IAM now going after my first graded gold certificate
Comment from : @stayingoffthegrid3844

I LOVE paper currency
Comment from : @patrickellsworth5427

Can you make one for those are just getting started and low income? Which one should start of getting?
Comment from : @jimbaker2152

Thank you
Comment from : @Thecardgame1

Do you think these currency sleeves/cases prevent the currency from breathing, possibly hurting the fabric in the long run?
Comment from : @avenger1212

Lol I’ve been doing coin collecting for awhile and I started watching videos abd reading books because I’m moving into paper currency because honestly it’s cool
Comment from : @ArchCraftGaming

Wow What a great crash course in currency collecting! I am just starting out with small silver certificates after collecting coins for a long time Your way of explaining was great I can't wait til i know more and can collect some of the better bills
Comment from : @blah555able

Absolutely excellent video, can't believe you don't have 10 fold the views on it already!
Comment from : @thoughtspiral7552

We also did not get to hear your evaluation on your 1922 ten dollar gold certificate
Comment from : @awfulwaffle8669

Well versed and covered Really exceptional examples Wish you would show the entire collection, for full disclosure 😃
Comment from : @awfulwaffle8669

How about a intro to STAR NOTES, not very common for the large notes but a circulated can be worth a lot of coinage brLike the video
Comment from : @JD-fx1mb

Wow you have an amazing collection I've been into paper currency for the last 4-5 years and have a few PMG notes like a 1934 $500 bill graded 55 1902 $5 Plain Back national Bank note that is Serial #2 in it's series grade 63 and a 1776 New Jersey Colonial note graded 64 with a comment of Good Embossing
Comment from : @TheStruggleistooReal

I have been collecting coins since I was 8 years old Bought my first proof set, new, in 1956 so that will give you some idea of my age Started currency collecting 15 years ago All of my notes have been PMG certified and now all I buy is PMG and PCG Certified notes The book I would recommend is "Whitman Encyclopedia of U S Paper Money" by Q David Bowers Collecting paper money has actually been more fun for me in my retired years than coins Paper Money is so beautiful They are works of art like the "Rainbows" and the "Technicolor $20" I am smitten and have been selling off coins to buy more paper money Large and Small
Comment from : @msticks3672

Thank you for such an informative video! GREAT video!
Comment from : @sngs9565

Hey Shawn, we need more content on International paper money investment, it’s a growing market, it’s huge, please tell your viewers how best to invest in this market !
Comment from : @beautifulbanknotes

Sir you look young🤭🤭🤭
Comment from : @nerangtandang7486

I’ve been collecting coins, paper money, bullion and Disney dollars since I was 15 Years later I’m 20 and I still collect this stuff and get excited like a kid getting excited over McDonald’s Those are beautiful bills I plan on getting my first PMG graded currency this week I might go with a $2 star note or a Disney dollar How do I store these? I don’t have a safe but I store my other stuff in albums and in NGC boxes
Comment from : @merrymaurader2521

My father has old currency should I talk him into getting them cert/graded?
Comment from : @snakeonia7542

Great video! Some awesome notes there I think what you've neglected to mention is that investing in and collecting large size notes can be two very different things I collect art and I collect large banknotes I "collect" them because they bring me pleasure, not necessarily because I want to sell them for a profit That being said I do believe there is still a market for ungraded large size notes as evidenced simply by the crazy bidding that might occur on an 1899 $2 Silver Certificate "mini porthole" For example, I picked one up in VF-XF condition not graded for under $500 and I'm thrilled to own it I think what I'm trying to say is that people should collect what they enjoy owning and most importantly what they can afford I really enjoy my large bill collection and will continue to collect with emphasis on the fact that the notes tell a wonderful story and bring me great satisfaction Once again, excellent video, great content, I look forward to watching more of your videos! Be well, Mark in Portland, Oregon
Comment from : @MarkoAbo

I'm currently 16 living in new jersey, minimum wage here is actually pretty high so I plan on collecting a lot of rare US currency I've always been interested in money since I was young and can't wait to get started collecting I think it is pretty fitting since I will be having a finance career It would be funny telling people that my only interests involve money in one way or another Since I would be holding the currency for a very very long time, probably never selling it would be nice to leave it to my future children
Comment from : @joelstatosky1817

Many of the most interesting pieces simply don't come in such high grades, such as 1861 demand notes, 1875 national gold bank notes, and many others for which such ultra high grade notes either don't exist,or are in excess of $100,00000
Comment from : @griffruby8756

Thanks for such an informative video absolutely gorgeous notes!
Comment from : @carl3810

Great video, excellent info I've subscribed, looking forward to the rest of your videos Thank you
Comment from : @jesseechavarria1574

Just the kind of informative in depth info on collecting us paper currency that I was looking for Subscribing this second
Comment from : @MrBedtime2

Ive got some cool uncirculated new $100 blue bills from when I worked at the bank an they first came out that are special numbers Ive been wanting to get graded
Comment from : @Rickyfyied

What a incredible set of large sized notes! I was drooling over those gradings That has to be over 20K of notes Great video!!
Comment from : @justwoodsteel7685

Shawn, please do small size notes and colonials for old Poindexter who doesn't have a huge budget to devote to this area
Comment from : @georgedorn9394

Love your shirt
Comment from : @eliastahan2394

Ummmm your banknotes are actually worth more than what you mentioned Good morning:)
Comment from : @kervjkls

Excellent beginner video on collecting large size notes I agree with you that premium grades are always the best option however I myself enjoy a large amount of varieties and thus have to budget appropriately I have posted a ton of videos on my large size notes and also small size and coins Check it out sometime you may enjoy! Subbed
Comment from : @silversurfer1986

take a shot every time he picks a note up
Comment from : @ridgerunner7980

I have some of these notes but they are in a lower grade and not graded but I still like to collect them
Comment from : @jeffshaw4039

US notes are a little boring on design perspective, all looks almost the same colors
Comment from : @JohnSmith-zl8rz

What about NON US paper money? you can make more money on US stuff than other countries?
Comment from : @JohnSmith-zl8rz

Very much looking forward to your video on Continental Currency 🇺🇸
Comment from : @TomSchmitzLP

Large size notes were printed all the way up to 1929 The series year printed on the note was kept until the note design was changed which could be many years Large size Federal Reserve notes were first printed in 1914 and that series date was kept until 1929
Comment from : @faro1875

Able to make a comment I love this video! My favorite is same as yours, the $1 1896 Educational note The artwork on it is stunning The artwork on all of these notes is very stunning to look at I dont think I will ever get into collecting these because of the high cost, but I always stop and look whenever I am at a convention Even just to hold one in your hands is a memorable experience
Comment from : @johnnyfuture3524

Nice! Very educational Are ungraded bank notes something to avoid? Have you had bank notes graded?
Comment from : @ChipHunter3

wow they are some dream pieces you have there
Comment from : @blufootedboobie8999

Those are legit Good share Love old currency and you have a great eye!
Comment from : @RavenHawkCoins

Very informative How much do you think those graded paper currency’s valued today at roughly $3,000 to $4,000 shown in this video would be worth in 10 years by 2030?
Comment from : @stingrays713

Aint is a word in Texas
Comment from : @stingrays713

i have a pmg 25 $5 educational note It's a beauty Always wanted a technicolor though
Comment from : @glycineairman

Awesome video I've been watching all your new content and I'm currently working on my currency collection lately, so it was timely I was lusting after those notes! I did have a few thoughts about this though Your suggestion for buying CU65(ish) notes didn't explain the reasoning behind buying that grade One of the things I consider when buying any collectible (even the old ones like coins and currency) is the amount of doubling time that went into making it's value In addition, I also consider the Optimal Collecting Grade (OCG) Can you tackle these topics sometime?
Comment from : @MoolahSoup

awesome input!
Comment from : @hausmeister3695

Thanks for the useful video I have been trying to find out what will lose the ppq on a note and what they will forgive its hard to find that info in Australia
Comment from : @phillipbyrnes2885