HOW TO START A COIN COLLECTION? COIN COLLECTING FOR BEGINNERS PT3

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Very helpful video
Comment from : GlandenGames

I started with whatever Silver coin I found Last year was the State and National Park "D" and "P" mint and Bicentennial quarters, Nickels before 1964, Buffalo and Wheat pennies
Comment from : diana cruz

You wouldn't believe what I have found in coinstar return
Comment from : Ryan Hill

Is the only reason you shouldn’t clean coins is they could be damaged? If you had a way that didn’t damage a coin at all, and you could restore to a let’s say a red or red brown when talking Lincoln cents, does it still devalue them?
Comment from : Tanya Hassell

Hi, is it okay to wipe a coin down with aclean cotton cloth or cheese cloth ?
Comment from : Michael Nagy

Great video
Comment from : Solar Power USA

I’m 13 and I started collecting coins because I want to get a quarter from each state
Comment from : gaytrackrunner

I wish I would have seen this video when I first started 5 months ago Would have saved me alot of time and money Thanks for a great lesson JB
Comment from : Big Bubba

I'm just starting out like today starting and finding out that I really like the national parks and states that the quarters have on them and starting to collet those and try to get all 50 states
Comment from : Emblem64

I found a penny book in my closet and it had a silver penny from world war 2
Comment from : Eridusk

What if your in Britain
Comment from : jason

its almost I was listening to Nicholas Cage explaining this I'm trippedapologies if this offends you in some way
Comment from : Serena Romes

Love cats on coins
Comment from : WAGaBAGsecurity

What I want to collect ??? That is the question I still don't know and it's my problem 😉 As I mentioned I used to fill out folders with coins ,that's it To be honest, when I watch your videos about quarters, I'm thinking quarters are the ones The same thing is with other coins I think is hard to decide because your passion is contagious And I like to learn more about every other coins brThank you very much !!!
Comment from : ewa Wanda

Good tips I'm starting a collection because I found a 1960 Canadian penny and a 1941 rare nickel so I decided to start one
Comment from : Breaking Through

Wow that's cool! I never knew they made the bicentennial coins in Sacramento, I'm going to look for them
Comment from : JRog83

I found a 1922 peace dollar
Comment from : Cam Johnholtz

New here Great video I have a shoe box half full of older pennies 1920 - 1950 I want to sort and protect them Thanks!
Comment from : Randy Hooper

Thanks J&B! Very informative
Comment from : Thomas Adams

Sacramento???
Comment from : Quintessence Productions, LLC

I am so happy to know that my wheat coins are special
Comment from : Arturo Chavarria

Where can you buy those plastic cases
Comment from : North Pole Boy

I love quarters and all early 1900 coins
Comment from : Bobbye Defelice

This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "rare coins list" for a while now, and I think this has helped Have you heard people talk about - Wonenry Sonucas Approach - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my buddy got excellent success with it
Comment from : jose Rivas

Been watching your videos for a while But this video helped a lotbrThanks for sharing your knowledge
Comment from : Iron Men

are we pay for this rolls any money or just we change with our cash ??
Comment from : Erdem Mclight

I have 5rupe and 1rupe 2rupe coins plese tell your mobile number
Comment from : Harry Yalung

I found a 1 dollar coin that the value is 2$ (American dollars) and I want to collect now I’m young so I think it will be much harder than collecting when you are a adult
Comment from : Nappy Boys

My favourite half dollars coins
Comment from : Kirti Shah

Would you clean your coins like the steel penny’s
Comment from : The Dwarfcast Noah

Where do you get rolls? Or the boxes you mention in this video, At the bank? Also if thats where, can you get rolls of uncirculated in the same place? Or rolls of just old coins? Or do you have to get whatever is available and "roll the dice" on what you will be getting ( age and circulation)
Comment from : Brad C

Coin hunting never gets old You can’t ever lose The worthless coins are still worth what they’re worth
Comment from : Kaden Kilker

Thanks JB, I watch and enjoy all your videos in addition to your live events What a enjoyable family
Comment from : Julian Wondolowski

I’m a kid (12yrs) and I’m starting off collecting but I can’t buy rolls and such and don’t have time to go to garage sales what do I do?
Comment from : Blanky

Will said and done ✅
Comment from : Ronnie Williams

San Francisco
Comment from : William Allen

Do you go to any specific bank like td bank or capital one
Comment from : RP101 Aquatics

Will the bank give a kid rolls of coins im 14 and I want to collect coins to maybe give my kids in the future I just want anything that can be considered special where it is made of silver or if it is rare if not I'll have to convince my parents to buy me rolls somehow
Comment from : RP101 Aquatics

great information and advice thanks
Comment from : Jr coin

Thank you It great information
Comment from : Dorothy H

Do you have a link or sell those cardboard sleeves? And a box to file your collections?
Comment from : The Ballad of Janine

I love finding silver in rolls, but it unfortunately doesn't happen very often Dunno how guys like half dolla holla find so many unless they're planting them to later find gone through literally $10-15k worth of dollars, halves, quarters, & dimes and have found exactly 2 quarters and 1 dime Really love how the mercury dime looks, but have only found a single one while metal detecting
Comment from : RealRuler2112

Big fan of this 3 part series Very informative as usual
Comment from : William Valentine

Great video JB I enjoy watching them and I learn from them thanks again brother
Comment from : Bad Danny

I do enjoy coin hunting and would like to make money but as collecting to I like the history of the old coins and the errors of the modern coins as well it’s the a treasure hunt for me ,well great video 👍👍
Comment from : James Marler

This is how I got started I didn't even know it was called CRH You never stop learning about coins So much interesting things to learn and find Thank for sharing J&B
Comment from : Shirl Bussman

I am subscribed! Now can you please tell me what a 1/2 inch number "5" stamped in a 1964D Washington's head means? And a 1/8 inch letter "R" stamped on the forehead of a 1945 mercury dime??brThank you!
Comment from : JAT - Just Amature Tech - Phil PJ Davis

That's exactly what I did I just picked pennies and just began with nickels Informative video, thanks
Comment from : Grannys DP and Craft Corner

+++Лайк
Comment from : Екатерина Регион 44

Я так понял тема была про хранение монет ))) Отличные монеты ! Лайк
Comment from : Нумизмат 55

Greetings my friend! Many thanks for the excellent review!
Comment from : Dimon 63 moneta

Классные монетки!
Comment from : кладоискатель Igor Dvortsov

My coins shop sometimes I could not decide on what to buy he always told me to collect what you like to collect
Comment from : Bill 457

I'm working on the dollar coins right now Every time I ask for a roll at the bank they say " our rolls have silver dollars mixed in, is that ok"
Comment from : Everace