My friend inherited a coin collection, but has no idea what its worth or what to do with it. In this video, I'll give him my best advice. At the end of the video, he even throws me a little curve ball. Those who inherit a coin collection and find themselves in the same situation may benefit from watching this video. I'm not a professional numismatist, but I do know enough to steer my friend in the right direction. I hope this video helps a few people. As always, thanks for watching!
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Disclaimer: T the Silver Stacker's video's typically consist of conversations surrounding education regarding and the acquisition of, but not limited to the following: silver, silver spot price, gold, gold spot price, platinum, silver coins, generic silver rounds, collectible silver rounds, fractional gold coins, pre-33 gold coins, ancient coins, American Silver Eagles, Perth Mint Coins, Mexican Silver Libertads, Fractional Libertads, Proof Libertads, Mexican silver Onzas, junk aka constitutional silver, silver bars, vintage silver rounds, platinum, vintage silver bars, Morgan Dollars, Peace Dollars, paper currency, coin collecting in general, silver spot price, gold spot price, coin shops, coin dealers, coin shop videos, how to sell silver, how to sell gold, and more. Please understand that although the conversation frequently touches on the state of the economy and how it affects the accumulation of precious metals (stacking), T the Silver Stacker is no way shape or form a financial advisor. Glean what you will from the silver stacking philosophy shared, but ultimately the viewer is responsible for making their own decisions. Some of the links in this description are affiliate links that provide me a very small commission at no additional charge to those who use them.
Nice video T. You are always helpful.
I’m not numismatist, but I did teach him some things he didn’t know about. Thanks!
This was so cool! I came in late so I had to back the premier up and start from the beginning but this was a cool video. The baseball cards at end was a nice surprise and brought back memories of my childhood. I’m 35 so I collected at log cards In the 90s, I ended up losing my whole collection in a move about 10 years ago tho
Ouch! My mom threw out a bunch of mine. That really stung!
What a great video my friend 👍🏻 more videos like this 🔥
More to come! Another friend gave me an another collection to go through. Two whole boxes!
@T the Silver Stacker wow that’s Awesome 🤩
Very nice assortment of coins, and quite easy to evaluate. Nearly all clad coins = more or less face value, most of the constitutional silver coins = Face value x 20. The V- nickel is old, but only worth a lot in better condition. Thanks for sharing ! Saludos desde Alemania, U.
Thanks for watching Uwe! Mucha appreciated, amigo!
Great video T🥈🇲🇽🥇dalm his mom had tuns of coins very nice stuff specially the 90% silver hope he holds on to them.. great video enjoyed it very educational
Thanks Beto. I appreciate you buddy!
Very enjoyable video. Looks like a good amount of constitutional. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!
Hi T, great video. Stay strong 💪
Always! Thanks George!
Interesting video. It’s a shame he didn’t have more 90% silver in the bag but still has a little value. I hated those Presidential dollars with the mint marks and dates on the rim of the coins.
I honestly didn’t even remember those presidential dollars. They must have been a flop.
Hi T, thanks for sharing another great video, I went through a similar situation with receiving a coin collection from my grandmother when she passed. Take care my friend have a great week.
Thanks for sharing. I’m sure it happens all the time and people don’t have a clue as to what they have.
Fun checking out the collection, got some nice silver right there!
Thanks 👍. Fun way to help out a friend!
I really enjoyed this video T . I laughed hard when your friend asked you if the economy affects the price of silver 😂
Yep. Most people have no idea.
I like you T was a avid baseball/sports card collector and even ran a small shop as a teenager. I would love to see what you have. I do have some slabbed cards but bins and bins of cards with stars in poly sleeves and top loaders. As a kid trading like you mint to me wasn’t a PSA 10.
Multiple guys have said they want to see my sports cards. I think I’ll show them off in the weeks to come. Thanks!
Very nice of you to pass on some stacker knowledge. Hopefully he’ll find some nice examples in that bag.
Thanks B2. I hope so!
Good times…coins and baseball cards!
Yessir! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing this T! This was a lot of fun to see it first hand with you.
Thanks Charles! Fun one to make.
Excellent video, glad you’re helping others
My pleasure to help a buddy.
Great work T! Maybe your friend would become a silver stacker in the future because of you!
I’ll have to ask him if he’s been bitten by the Silver bug!
Fun video T! It was fun watching you open the pack of cards. Gave me memories of the excitement I used to have.
Same. Brought back memories!
Low mintages don’t necessarily result in higher values, especially if the survival rate is high. A good example is with many proof coins. Population and condition rarity are much better indicators of value. General numismatic interest plays a part as well. Morgan Dollars are very popular, even among non-collectors, so many of their values are fairly high relative to their lack of rarity. Some series of coins are so rare and relatively expensive that they are actually undervalued relative to their rarity because the barrier to entry is so high (it’s really hard to start collecting them because even the cheapest examples are fairly pricey). Good examples are Liberty Seated Dollars and Gobrecht Dollars. The prices of many of these have been pretty flat for years.
Thanks for sharing your wisdom. Excellent post!
@T the Silver Stacker much thanks!
Some of the state quarters might have errors that are worth quite a bit
Good to know.