1807 Draped Bust Half Dollar (Money of the Founding Fathers) MrMonkeySwag96 2018-10-20 | Draped Bust half dollars were minted from 1796-1807. Thus Draped Bust half dollars are among the earliest US coins. The obverse depicts Lady Liberty with flowing, curly hair. There are two different reverse designs. The first reverse depicts a small eagle. The second reverse depicts a larger heraldic eagle. Draped Bust half dollars are rare and expensive coins. I'd like to imagine Thomas Jefferson carrying one of these coins in his pocket!
Ancient Greek coin: silver Hemidrachm from Sikyonia, Sikyon (330-280 BC) MrMonkeySwag96 2023-03-07 | The Chimera was a monster from ancient Greek mythology. The Chimera was described as having the head & body of a lion, the head of a goat, and a snake for its tail. In addition, the Chimera had the ability to breathe fire. The Chimera is depicted on my silver coin from Sikyon.Coin facts:SIKYONIA, Sikyon. Circa 330/20-280 BC. AR Triobol – Hemidrachm (15.5mm, 2.76 g, 5h). Chimaera standing left; ΣΙ below / Dove flying left. BCD Peloponnesos 283; HGC 5, 213. VF, iridescent tone.From the Johnson Family Collection, purchased from “J.H.,” 27 November 1968.
Ancient Coins: Roman Republic silver Denarius of Marcus Furius Philus (119 BC) MrMonkeySwag96 2022-09-27 | Rome was a Republic before it became an Empire. The Roman Republic existed from 509 to 27 BC. According to legend, a man named Brutus overthrew the last Roman king. Brutus established a Roman Republic that was governed by the Senate. The Roman Senate was headed by two consuls. The consul is the highest elected official in the Republic. A Roman consul is similar to a modern president or prime minister. The Roman Republic had two consuls that shared power. Each consul served a one year term.The Roman Republic ended in 27 BC, when Augustus Caesar became Rome’s first emperor. The Roman Empire still maintained a Senate. However, the Senate would never regain the authority it had during the Republican period. The Founding Fathers were inspired by the Roman Republic. Similar to the Roman Republic, the United States holds elections for its senators. My coin is a silver Denarius minted by the Roman Republic. A typical Republican Denarius weighs 3.5 to 4 grams. These coins were minted in 99% pure silver. The Denarius maintained a 99% purity throughout the Republican era. When Rome became an Empire, the Denarius was gradually debased.Government officials tasked with minting coins are known as “moneyers.” Roman moneyers stamped their names on the coins they produced.My coin was minted in 119 BC by the moneyer, Marcus Furius Philus. The coin's obverse (heads) depicts the god Janus. Janus was the Roman god of beginnings & endings. The month of January is named after Janus. Janus is often portrayed as a two headed man.The coin's reverse (tails) depicts the goddess Minerva crowning a trophy made from the spoils of war. After winning a battle, the Romans would gather the weapons & armor of defeated foes to make a trophy. The Romans would dedicate the trophy to their gods. It was considered a crime to loot a trophy. My silver Denarius was purchased from Vcoins.com. It was formerly part of the Dr. Gernot Heinrich Collection.
Ancient Coin: Silver Denarius of the Roman Republic (2nd Century BC) MrMonkeySwag96 2021-09-28 | Rome was a Republic before it became an Empire. The Roman Republic existed from 509 to 27 BC. According to legend, a man named Brutus overthrew the last Roman king. Brutus established a Roman Republic that was governed by the Senate. The Roman Senate was headed by two consuls. The consul is the highest elected official in the Republic. A Roman consul is similar to a modern president or prime minister. The Roman Republic had two consuls that shared power. Each consul served a one year term.The Roman Republic ended in 27 BC, when Augustus Caesar became Rome’s first emperor. The Roman Empire still maintained a Senate. However, the Senate would never regain the authority it had during the Republican period. The Founding Fathers were inspired by the Roman Republic. Similar to the Roman Republic, the United States holds elections for its senators. My coin is a silver Denarius minted by the Roman Republic. A typical Republican Denarius weighs 3.5 to 4 grams. These coins were minted in 99% pure silver. The Denarius maintained a 99% purity throughout the Republican era. When Rome became an Empire, the Denarius was gradually debased.Government officials tasked with minting coins are known as “moneyers.” Roman moneyers stamped their names on the coins they produced.
Ancient Roman Coin: Silver Denarius of Emperor Caracalla (198-217 AD) MrMonkeySwag96 2021-01-29 | This silver Denarius was minted during the reign of emperor Caracalla, who ruled from 198 to 217 AD.Caracalla was the son of emperor Septimius Severus and the brother of Geta. In 211 AD, emperor Severus fell deathly ill. Before he died, emperor Severus made Caracalla and Geta his successors to the throne. Thus, the brothers Caracalla and Geta ruled as co-emperors. However, Caracalla and Geta were unwilling to share power. Both brothers shared a mutual hatred and mistrust of one another. Caracalla and Geta wouldn’t approach each other without their retinues of bodyguards nearby. Their mother, empress Julia Domna, arranged for a peaceful mediation between the two brothers. Caracalla used this meeting as an opportunity to personally murder Geta in front of their mother. After killing Geta, Caracalla became the sole emperor. Caracalla had the Roman Senate erase Geta’s memory from all public records. In addition, he had all statues and portraits of Geta destroyed. Emperor Caracalla also ordered the execution of 20,000 of Geta’s supporters. Emperor Caracalla gained a reputation for cruelty. This was evident when Caracalla visited the city of Alexandria in Egypt. The Alexandrian people mocked Caracalla because of his fratricide of Geta. This angered emperor Caracalla, who ordered his army to slaughter the Alexandrian people.In 212 AD, emperor Caracalla signed a law known as the “Antonine Constitution.” This law granted citizenship to all residents of the Roman Empire. By increasing the number of citizens, Caracalla was able to legally tax more people. Caracalla used this tax revenue to pay the Roman legions.In 216 AD, Caracalla offered to marry the princess of the Parthian Empire. However, the Parthian king refused Caracalla’s marriage proposal. Caracalla used this as a pretext to declare war on the Parthian Empire. While on campaign against Parthia, Caracalla visited the city of Edessa in 217 AD. This city would be his final resting place. Emperor Caracalla was murdered by his own soldiers while urinating.
Ancient Roman Coin: bronze “Barbarous Radiate” (3rd Century AD) MrMonkeySwag96 2021-01-17 | My bronze coin is a “barbarous radiate” minted during the Crisis of the 3rd Century.The Crisis of the 3rd Century was a dark period in Roman history. During the 3rd Century Crisis, the Roman Empire nearly collapsed. The Roman Empire experienced numerous barbarian invasions within its borders. In addition, the Roman Empire was constantly at war with the powerful Persian Empire. The Roman government debased their currency to pay their armies to fight against the barbarians and Persians. This debasement of currency led to hyperinflation, which damaged the Roman economy. Besides the wars and economic turmoil, the Roman population was plagued with a smallpox pandemic. The plague wiped out much of Rome’s labor force. The 3rd Century Crisis weakened the authority of the central government. Many ambitious generals and politicians aspired to become Roman emperor. This resulted in civil wars and government coups becoming commonplace. The Crisis of the 3rd Century finally ended in 284 AD when emperor Diocletian reformed the Roman government.The Crisis of the 3rd Century was marked by a coin shortage. The Roman government paid most of its coinage to the armies rather than civilians. Thus, most transactions were done through bartering goods and services. In response to this coin shortage, Roman citizens began minting their own unofficial coinage. These unofficial coins are known as “barbarous radiates.” Barbarous radiates are crude imitations of official Roman coins. Barbarous radiates often served as small change within transactions.en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbarous_radiate
Celebrating 2021 with a dollar coin from 1921 (100 years old) MrMonkeySwag96 2021-01-01 | Happy New Year! To celebrate 2021, I’d like to showcase a silver dollar dated 1921. Today, this coin celebrates its 100th birthday. This 1921 silver dollar is also known as a “Peace dollar.” These coins are called “Peace dollars” because they commemorated the armistice of World War I. The Peace dollar was designed by an Italian artist named Anthony De Francisci. When designing the coin, Anthony had his 24 year old wife, Teresa, model as Lady Liberty. Thus, all Peace dollars depict a portrait of Lady Liberty with the facial features of Teresa.
My new toy: Ancient Roman “Lorica Segmentata” armor MrMonkeySwag96 2020-10-02 | This is the type of armor a Roman foot soldier would’ve worn during the 1st-3rd centuries AD. The breastplate is known as “Lorica Segmentata.” Lorica Segmentata translates as “segmented armor” in Latin. That’s because this breastplate is made of segmented bands of iron. The Lorica Segmentata armor offers superior protection against swords, clubs, and arrows. However, the Lorica Segmentata is uncomfortable to wear. In addition, it’s difficult to repair a Lorica Segmentata when it’s damaged. Eventually, the Roman military abandoned the Lorica Segmentata in favor of other armors such as chainmail. My helmet is known as an “Imperial Gallic” helmet. The Imperial Gallic helmet is made of iron with brass fittings. The Romans based their helmet designs on the types used by their enemies, the Gauls. The Imperial Gallic helmet has a horsehair “crest.” This crest is removable and is usually worn during parades. Soldiers would remove the crests from their helmets when engaged in battle. Fuck Halloween costumes when I can wear a badass suit of armor like this........
Ancient Roman Coin: Silver Denarius of Publius Maenius Antiaticus (132 BC) MrMonkeySwag96 2020-07-28 | Rome was a Republic before it became an Empire. The Roman Republic existed from 509 to 27 BC. According to legend, a man named Brutus overthrew the last Roman king. Brutus established a Roman Republic that was governed by the Senate. The Roman Senate was headed by two consuls. The consul is the highest elected official in the Republic. A Roman consul is similar to a modern president or prime minister. The Roman Republic had two consuls that shared power. Each consul served a one year term.The Roman Republic ended in 27 BC, when Augustus Caesar became Rome’s first emperor. The Roman Empire still maintained a Senate. However, the Senate would never regain the authority it had during the Republican period. The Founding Fathers were inspired by the Roman Republic. Similar to the Roman Republic, the United States holds elections for its senators. My coin is a silver Denarius minted by the Roman Republic. A typical Republican Denarius weighs 3.5 to 4 grams. These coins were minted in 99% pure silver. The Denarius maintained a 99% purity throughout the Republican era. When Rome became an Empire, the Denarius was gradually debased.Government officials tasked with minting coins are known as “moneyers.” Roman moneyers stamped their names on the coins they produced. My coin was issued by the moneyer Publius Maenius Antiaticus in 132 BC.
Community Shoutouts #10 Coin Doctor MrMonkeySwag96 2020-06-22 | Coin Doctor’s channel: youtube.com/channel/UCaCuccR3BIDNURJ1JEkERjQ/featured?disable_polymer=1
Ancient Roman Coin: Silver Denarius of Emperor Maximinus (235-238 AD) MrMonkeySwag96 2020-06-02 | This silver Denarius was minted during the reign of emperor Maximinus, who ruled from 235 to 238 AD. Emperor Maximinus was a poor peasant born in Thrace. Maximinus was described as a giant man who stood over 8 feet tall. He initially worked as a shepherd before enlisting in the Roman legions. Maximinus rose though the ranks to eventually become a general. After emperor Alexander Severus was assassinated by the army, the soldiers elected general Maximinus as their new emperor. The Roman Senate later acknowledged Maximinus as the legitimate emperor. However, some senators were opposed to a peasant such as Maximinus holding the office of emperor. This prejudice motivated the senators to plot against Maximinus. Maximinus discovered the Senate’s conspiracy and retaliated by executing many senators. Emperor Maximinus spent most of his time campaigning against the barbarians or putting down rebellions. While Maximinus was busy campaigning, the Senate once again plotted behind his back. The Senate elected new emperors to seize the throne from Maximinus. The new emperors were Balbinus, Pupienus, and Gordian. Once Maximinus heard the news, he immediately set off to defend his throne against the three rival emperors. However, Maximinus was assassinated by his own troops before he reached Rome.
A Simplified Intro to Grading US Coins MrMonkeySwag96 2020-05-02 | It's been a while since I uploaded any videos. This video is a presentation for my HR Training class at my university. My professor lets me pick my topic, so why not do a coin video?This video will be a tutorial of the Sheldon Scale, which is the US coin grading system. I'll also talk about third party grading services such as PCGS and NGC.
Pirate Gold: 1798 Spanish Escudo coin MrMonkeySwag96 2020-03-26 | Escudos were Spanish gold coins made from gold mined in the New World. Spanish gold coins were produced in a variety of denominations. There exist 1/2 Escudo, 1 Escudo, 2 Escudo, 4 Escudo, and 8 Escudo coins. The 2 Escudo coins were also known as “Doubloons.” The Escudos were favored by pirates. In addition, the Escudo was the most popular gold coin circulating in Colonial America.
1856 Love Token coin (Valentine’s Day history) MrMonkeySwag96 2020-02-10 | A Love Token made from a 1856 Seated Liberty dime
Gold Coins, Bullion, and Jewelry at Chinatown! MrMonkeySwag96 2020-01-22 | This video was recorded shortly after the New Year. I visited some jewelry stores and coin shops at the San Francisco Chinatown. Many Asian jewelry stores sell 24 karat gold jewelry (99.99% purity).
My Top 10 Rare Coin Pickups of 2019 MrMonkeySwag96 2020-01-14 | 1) 1901 Liberty Head $102) 1883 Hawaii half dollar3) 1805 Draped Bust quarter4) 1803 Draped Bust large cent5) 1798 Spanish escudo6) 1860-O Seated Libery dollar7) 1835 Classic Head $2.508) 1884 Seated Liberty proof quarter9) 1834 Capped Bust quarter10) AE Antoninianus of Roman emperor Aurelian (270-275 AD)Most of the coins in this video were graded by NGC, PCGS, or ANACSMy video is a response to Make Numismatics Great Again: youtube.com/watch?v=TV4hvsiGhNA
1935 San Diego Half Dollar (vintage US coins) MrMonkeySwag96 2019-12-31 | This half dollar commemorates the California Pacific International Expo held in San Diego. This half dollar was minted for 2 years from 1935-1936. The 1935-S had a mintage of 70,000. PCGS graded 6,000 half dollars in MS65 condition, so Gem BU coins are common. The obverse depicts the Greek goddess Athena. Athena is the goddess of war and wisdom. The reverse depicts the California Tower and the Chapel of St. Francis.
Coin Collecting: NGC Fatty Slabs MrMonkeySwag96 2019-12-17 | Vintage NGC, PCGS, and ANACS slabs: coinweek.com/education/coin-grading/buy-the-holder-not-the-coin-10-slabs-to-look-for
Ancient coin pickups MrMonkeySwag96 2019-11-07 | I bought both of these Roman coins for $20 each. Many Roman coins are quite affordable. The first coin is a Antonianus issued by emperor Aurelian during the 3rd Century. The 3rd century was a chaotic time in Roman history. Rome was invaded by the Persian Empire in the east and barbarian tribes in the west. Many civil wars were fought by generals to usurp the throne. Roman provinces such as Gaul and Syria seceded from the Empire to form independent nations. The economy experienced hyperinflation from all the wars. The Antonianus was originally a silver coin worth two Denarii. However the 3rd Century Crisis debased the Antonianus until it was merely a bronze coin with silver plating. The second coin is a Denarius issued by emperor Marcus Aurelius. During Marcus Aurelius’s reign, the Denarius contained 70%-83% silver. Marcus Aurelius was the last of the “Five Good Emperors.” The Five Good Emperors ruled the Roman Empire at the height of its power. Marcus Aurelius was also a Stoic philosopher. He authored a book called “Meditations” which is continued to be read by Stoics today.
1803 Draped Bust Large Cent (vintage US coins) MrMonkeySwag96 2019-10-09 | 1803 Draped Bust large cent ANACS G04
Community Shoutouts #11 MrMonkeySwag96 2019-10-07 | Esoteric33 channel: youtube.com/user/HarmonixHealing?app=desktop&persist_app=1
Local Coin Shop pickups (09/30/2019) MrMonkeySwag96 2019-09-30 | A couple of finds from my local coin shop (LCS)Tags: gold silver numismatics coins bullion
Camels at my University (UCO) MrMonkeySwag96 2019-09-25 | I spotted these camels in front of the cafeteria. There are two species of camel: the Dromedary and Bactrian. The species are distinguished by the number of humps on their back. The Dromedary has one hump. The Bactrian possess two humps. The camels in this video are Dromedaries. University of Central Oklahoma
1834 Capped Bust Quarter (vintage US coins) MrMonkeySwag96 2019-09-16 | 1834 Capped Bust quarter ANACS VF30
Rare Coin Pickups (Summer 2019) MrMonkeySwag96 2019-08-18 | 1) 1883 Hawaii half dollar PCGS VF352) 1901 Liberty Head $10 “eagle” NGC MS62#gold #silver #coins
Classic Coins: 1829 Capped Bust Half Dollar NGC XF40 MrMonkeySwag96 2019-08-10 | Common date half dollar with original mint luster.DESIGNER: John ReichEDGE: Lettered: FIFTY CENTS OR HALF A DOLLARDIAMETER: 32.50 millimetersWEIGHT: 13.50 gramsMINTAGE: 3,712,156MINT: PhiladelphiaMETAL: 89.2% Silver, 10.8% Copper
GAW Drawing: We have a Winner! MrMonkeySwag96 2019-07-25 | The Winner must email me their address at Mpham18@uco.edu
Community GAW Announcement MrMonkeySwag96 2019-07-18 | Rules1) Subscribe to Michael Kittle: youtube.com/user/mjkittle2) Subscribe to MrMonkeySwag96: youtube.com/user/MrMonkeySwag963) Comment on this video to enter GAW4) Make sure your subscriptions are public5) Drawing will be on 7/25/2019
Commemorative Silver Dollar Proofs MrMonkeySwag96 2019-06-14 | Modern Commemorative dollars were first minted in 1983. The US Mint sold these coins at a premium to raise money for worthy causes. However, many commemorative dollars can be bought for close to their bullion value in the secondary market. Even slabbed examples can be had for low premiums. Usually the BU coins have higher numismatic value than proof coins. That’s because the BU coins have lower mintages than proofs.
LCS Pickup: Silver Revolver MrMonkeySwag96 2019-05-18 | I bought this silver revolver from my local coin shop. It was cast in sterling silver (.925 pure). The revolver was made by a local artisan from my city. My LCS sells his silver art pieces to the public.
Gold Coins of the World MrMonkeySwag96 2019-03-02 | 1) British India Sovereign2) France 20 Franc3) Russia 5 Rouble4) Denmark 10 Kroner5) Switzerland 10 Franc6) Singapore Dragon#gold #coins #numismatics 1080p
Rare Coin Pickups 2019 (Gold Silver) MrMonkeySwag96 2019-02-25 | 1) 1860-o Seated Liberty dollar2) 1835 Classic Head $2.50#gold #coins #numismatics #silver 1080pquarter eagle seated liberty silver dollar
Stacking Gold during the 1990s MrMonkeySwag96 2019-02-25 | In 1996, the price of gold was $369 per oz. Currently gold is $1333 per oz. My grandparents took advantage of the dirt cheap prices and purchased a quite a few ounces. The coins featured in this video are a 1907 high relief St. Gaudens $20 and a 1915 Panama-Pacific $50. Those rare coins certainly aren't bullion!Check out my video of my oldest coins: youtube.com/watch?v=L3oZtHkEkR0#gold #bullion #coins #numismatics
My Oldest Coins (VR to Silver Stanger) MrMonkeySwag96 2019-02-18 | 1) 1783 Spanish 1/2 Reale2) 1816 Spanish 8 Reale3) 1807 Draped Bust Half Dollar4) 1860 Seated Liberty Dollar5) 1829 Capped Bust Half Dollar6) 1853 Seated Liberty Quarter#numismatics #silver #gold #shipwreck
The First Curved Coins: Gold Hyperpyrons MrMonkeySwag96 2019-01-30 | The first curved coin in history is the gold Hyperpyron. The Hyperpyrons were minted by the Eastern Roman Empire. The Eastern Roman Empire is also known as the Byzantine Empire. The emperor Alexios Komnenos reformed the monetary system of the Eastern Roman Empire. Emperor Alexios Komnenos introduced a new gold coin called a Hyperpyron. The Hyperpyron contained 4.5 grams of gold. The Hyperpyrons were unique because they're curved coins. The Hyperpyrons were sometimes called "cup coins" because of their curved shape. The Hyperpyrons were minted using very thin planchets. In the 11th century, the Eastern Roman Empire was invaded by Islamic Turks. Emperor Alexios Kommenos asked the Pope for help against the Muslims. The Pope sent armies of knights to aid the Eastern Roman Empire.This was the start of the Crusades. Emperor Alexios Kommenos employed the knights as mercenaries. Its possible that the knights were paid with gold Hyperpyron coins. Check out this article on Eastern Roman coins: coinweek.com/education/byzantine-coins-become-cup-shaped#Roman #Byzantine #Crusades #Gold #Numismatics
Community Shoutouts #9 GAW MrMonkeySwag96 2019-01-21 | SandyDollars GAW video: youtube.com/watch?v=oRHcK2tbfQISandyDollars channel: youtube.com/channel/UCLZ6aiKy0BY_OKGM0vW_GMA/videos
My New Pocket Piece MrMonkeySwag96 2019-01-09 | A 1883 Morgan Dollar I bought as a souvenir at San Francisco#silverdollar #silver
My Top 10 Silver Coins of 2018 MrMonkeySwag96 2018-12-17 | 1928 Peace dollar 0:251903 Filipino peso 1:291853 Seated Liberty quarter 2:371807 Draped Bust half dollar 3:241941 Mercury dime proof 4:291927 Vermont half dollar 6:121829 Capped Bust half dollar 7:451876-S Trade dollar 8:411874 Gold dollar 10:461816 Spanish 8 reales 11:24#numismatics #gold #silver Numismatic US Coins Collection NGC PCGS Bullion Morgan Peace Dollar
A Vietnamese Dinner MrMonkeySwag96 2018-12-17 | For dinner I ate Com Tam. Com Tam is a Vietnamese pork ribs and rice dish.
Community Shoutouts #8 (Silverlimey79 Challenge) MrMonkeySwag96 2018-12-11 | Ancient Numismatics channel: youtube.com/channel/UCGTTjdeYRrbGAr_OeCActTw/videosJoin the Shoutout Challenge: youtube.com/watch?v=kcTDsqJoUu4
Community Shoutouts #7 MrMonkeySwag96 2018-12-06 | Health Babe channel: youtube.com/channel/UCPbCbNnr4Sfjemy3Jl7KSRA/videos
Community Shoutouts #6 MrMonkeySwag96 2018-10-30 | Ontario100's channel: youtube.com/channel/UCWqYCM369L8S61hM9Y8SEEw
MrZeke Silver from my Local Coin Shop part 3 MrMonkeySwag96 2018-10-27 | Check out my 1807 Bust half dollar video: youtube.com/watch?v=wvoYzFCdBB8MrZeke's channel: youtube.com/channel/UCMzt3rytsMsurg1oYi2HorAAbsolute Diamond Gold Buyers website: oklahomacitydiamondandgoldbuyers.com/index.php?oklahoma-city
Texas Silver Round from Provident Metals MrMonkeySwag96 2018-10-08 | Provident Metals released a new silver round. These rounds are inspired by the Texas half dollars from 1934-1938. The obverse depicts Nike, the Greek goddess of victory. Nike is flanked by portraits of Sam Houston and Steve Austin, the Founding Fathers of Texas. The reverse depicts an eagle superimposed over a lone star. A Texas half dollar from 1934-1938 would retail for $160. In contrast, Provident Metal's replica rounds are sold as bullion.
Rare 1928 Peace Dollar (Key Date) MrMonkeySwag96 2018-09-26 | The 1928 Peace dollar has a mintage of 360,000. Thus the 1928 is the lowest mintage Peace dollar. 1928 is one of three key dates in the Peace dollar series, the other two being 1921 and 1934-S.Check out my Silver Dollar Encyclopedia video: youtube.com/watch?v=ie7noYvBIy0
Silver Dollar Encyclopedia MrMonkeySwag96 2018-09-19 | This book is the US Silver Dollar Encyclopedia. This this the ultimate guidebook on silver dollars. It has information on every silver dollar produced from 1794-present day. Mintage figures, grading info, rarity info, and investment data are present in this book. The cover art depicts all the silver dollar designs such as Morgan, Peace, Trade, Gobrecht, Seated Liberty, Draped Bust, and Flowing Hair. The author of this book is John Highfill. John Highfill is a leading authority on silver dollars. John Highfill is also president of the National Silver Dollar Roundtable. The US Silver Dollar Encyclopedia was published in 1992. Considering how old this book is, it's in great condition. The original issue price was $100. However, I bought this book for only $30. This book will answer all your questions on silver dollars.Check out my Top 10 Graded Coins video: youtube.com/watch?v=I_qNXN3Jc6M
MY TOP 10 Graded Coins (VR to Undefined Silver) MrMonkeySwag96 2018-09-15 | Undefined Silver channel: youtube.com/channel/UCPpwExQ6eCVzuUyWwVujnwwUndefined Silver's Top 10 Graded Coins: youtube.com/watch?v=x61qbzu8BtAMy Top 10 Graded Coins:1) 1900 Liberty Head Half Eagle NGC MS622) 1913 Indian Head Half Eagle NGC AU553) 1936 Texas Half Dollar PCGS MS644) 1925 California Half Dollar NGC MS625) 1926 Oregon Trail Half Dollar PCGS MS646) 1921 High Relief Peace Dollar PCGS MS627) 1941 Proof Mercury Dime PCGS PR658) 1876 Trade Dollar NGC AU589) 1832 Capped Bust Half Dollar PCGS VF3010) 1816 Spanish 8 Reales NGC VF35
