Why don't we take a look at one of my friends' world coin collection? Hey everyone, Silver Stealer here. And... Steve Rice's granddaughter. And we're here to show off your coin collection part of it. From? Around the world. And these are some things that you've gotten off your granddad, Steve Rice? Yes. And how long have you been collecting? One year. One year? Alright, why don't we dig in and see what you got? Show them off to everyone. Let them see what you got. Ah, that's your favorite, isn't it right now? That's beautiful. You know, just a little bit more. There you go. Down right there. Beautiful. That's beautiful looking coin. You got it upside down? No, you got it right away. I'm upside down. Many people say that. That is a beautiful back to that coin. Look at that. You know what it is? It's 1 ounce. It's got the United States of America on the back, right? Medical Congress of the United States of America. There you go. And on the front's got the queen. And it's what? It's got a base value of $5. Maybe more than that. That's a beautiful coin. Where's it from? Nowhere it's from. Where's it from? Right over on the side. Click Irons. Irons. So New Zealand? Is that what we're saying this from? Alright. That's that one. What else do you have there? We have some British coins, 1860 through 1961. Got a nice little variety in there. Look at that. That's pretty cool. I'll show one off. Alright, show one off. You got quite the little statue. I don't have a lot of foreign coins. I got a lot of United States coins. I have a few boi and pieces from around the world better and silver, but you've got many more different denominations than what I got. This isn't silver, but it's a coin. Is that a penny? Yes, one penny. British penny? Very nice. You know what the date is on here? Can you see it? I'm sure your eyes are better in mine. 1937. 1937. 1937. Very nice. Let's see what else you got. Are you saving the silver for last? I have one silver coin, some one in these coins. I think it's that one. What do you got there? What did you just pick up there? 1913. 1913. 1813. Great Britain. You got another variety of... I don't know the British coins that well. That's why I'm going to do this video because you got more of a handle on this than what I do. Is that the silver one? I don't know. It looks like it may be a Canadian. Is that no? No, I'm wrong. I believe that is a British coin. What's the date on that one? The date is 1970. 1970. Right there. It is silver? No, it's not silver. Not silver. I thought you had a little background to that before you're silver coins in one of these, didn't you? Before we got to one? No. It might be this one. It has a silver coin, maybe. British India coins. Is that the package you just picked up? We got some Indian ones here from India. Let's check this one. Trying to hunt down the silver one in there. And what is this gigantic bag in the bag? I mean goodness. It's a whole variety of different type of coins. It has some kind of Elizabeth II coins, some copper coins, different type of coins. It's a little bit of everything now. What do you got there? Is that the silver one? I think it might be. What's the date on that one? It is a 1962. 1962. It doesn't look like it. Use those young eyes. Are better than mine. That's pretty. I do believe that looks like it's got some silver in it. Can you tell your grandpa what country it's from? It's from India. It's from India, 1962 India. Probably got some silver in it. Now we're going to look at the British old coins. Okay. We have four. Definitely copper. I think they're all the same ones. They look like they're the same design. Well this one's a different one. Oh yeah. It's a pretty cool 19. What's that date on the bottom? 1918. 1918. Nice. Did you get the British old coin? British old coin. And they say import. Right. Very nice. Very nice. So what is this right here? This goes back to another YouTuber that gave this to us that we thought would work. Really good in your collection. Winning image gave this to me. She won it in a giveaway. And that was from... Coin World UK. She's so sweet. She gave it to you. 1937. Very nice. Very nice. Like I said, my knowledge in the foreign coins, especially if it doesn't have silver in it, it really, really starts to fade. So that's different. Is that a more modern coin there? This is in 2016, a list but the second. Modern coin, cool. I have yet to see any of those around. I saw it briefly when you had it. Who's on that side? Britannia. Ah, Britannia. Very nice. What's its value? Do you know what its regular value is on there? Does it say? What does it say? Mm-hmm. I don't see it. It's a nomination on there, do you know? It says it's two pounds. Two pounds. Alright, there you go. It's two pounds. They work in pounds over there. So their pounds work more than the American dollar. So, I did a little money there. I hope everyone's out there has got a child that's encouraged and coin collecting. I think we need more of people like her at a young age to get into coin so that we can keep this hobby going strong. That's always been... The coin was a bit the second. Yes. It is a 1965. Ah, that's a Canadian nickel. I believe, right? Very pretty. That one I recognize. I have a bunch of these. Small sizes, big sizes. You're trying to get coins from every country in the world. Yes. So you can put them on a map and everything, right? That's what your plan is to do. Try to get a coin from every country in the world. So I can put... Yes. Why, so you got the British covered fairly well? Ah, in India. And I know you said you had some Chinese ones in here. I don't know. Yeah. Is that a Chinese one there? It's usually the holes in the coins, especially in the center. They remind me of Chinese tokens to some degree. We've had a couple in the past. We made a lot of them and a lot of them were found in great condition yet. So they're not worth a lot, but still piece of history. I can't tell whether that's a Chinese one or not. Does it have any writing that you can tell on it? And a language that you can decipher? It says, Pice, India. India. So it's... In 1943. So it's another India coin. I did not realize they had holes in their coins at one time. Pretty cool. It was out of the... Ruby? Ruby. Ruby. Ruby. Ruby. How's there anything else you wish to tell the crowd out there? Um... It's great to see Silver Steeler winning image photography make a visit. Do you agree on Posteve Rice? Yes. You watch all our videos? Do you want to help me with lines that? We'll end the video. Remember to like, subscribe, and all those other good things. We'll see you on the next video. Bye everyone.