Hello everybody, this is Drew with Acoustic Collectibles. Welcome back to a brand new video. I normally deal a lot with tone numismatics, tone Morgan dollars, and other tone stuff that I can get my hands on. So in this video, I'll be showing you a few tone Morgan dollars, a few things I've already sold on Instagram. Just some things that you guys might find interesting. So I hope you guys enjoy this video. And yeah, let's get it started. Hey guys, it's just wanted to show you some new things that I've got in recently. It's just a lot of Morgan dollars and a few other newer kind of things. As of late, I've been trying to move into kind of wholesaling and also buying more rare stuff to offer my customers. So I want to show off a few cool points today. This is an 1884O Morgan dollar. And the cool thing about this is the deep greens, yellows, and reds. It's kind of like a Barney feel to it. And you can also see the bag toning right here and the bag toning kind of going up above the head. You know, toning like this is pretty difficult to get sometimes, especially in an OGH holder, which is, you know, the old green holder. The CAC sticker, and this coin's got it all. It's really beautiful. I don't know, I really, really like this coin. And so when I saw it, I paid up for it, but I knew I'd find a customer for it. So this coin is going to be paid for tomorrow. And the customer will have this brand new coin in their collection. It's just really hard to find toned coins like this sometimes for a reasonable price. They're out there. But sometimes it's like I said, it's a little bit more difficult. But I want to show you guys this first coin just because it's a beautiful one. And let's hop into the next one. So this one was bought from the same dealer out in Texas. This is an 1881S. Received the CAC sticker and the star designation. And you're about to see why. When I looked it up to the light, you could just see this beautiful violet, beautiful green, and kind of a beautiful Auburn type of toning to it. This coin kind of blew my socks off. The Luster is very beautiful. It's an 1881S. So it's to be expected. But it's just a beautiful coin in hand. Stuff like this I really like to mess around with. Even if I think about it, even if I don't sell this coin, right? Like say, I have trouble selling this coin or finding a buyer for it. I don't mind holding it. I don't mind picking it up every day, having a look at it, figuring out where is a good place to sell it. So this coin is amazing, immaculate. I'm so thankful I bought this coin. And I'm excited to find someone that will love it just as much as I do. So now let's move into the next coin. This coin I found on eBay. It's a 1923 P-stellar. You're like, oh, just blast way, yuck, right? For this video, yuck, because we're trying to show off toning. But if I flip it over, you could start to see the rainbow bulls-eye toning on the reverse. So I'm kind of used to color progression and seeing it through crappy photos. So when I saw this, it was kind of like this a little bit. Or kind of like, I don't know, it was really hard to see. It was kind of like this on eBay. So when I saw it, I'm like, yeah, that's what I need. That's what I want to buy. So I bought it instantly. I sent them an offer it accepted. And just the reason why coins like this are hard, like it's not like the 1881 S. So let me pull the 18 one. It's not like toning like this. You're going to find on a P-stellar. Just because of the coating that was put on by the US Mint to avoid tarnishing. So when a coin actually tones, it hasn't been cleaned and retuned like this coin. It's an extremely rare occurrence with P-stellars. And so when I bought this coin and when I received it in hand, I was blown away. And once again, I don't mind keeping this coin. I didn't pay too much for it. And then when it sells, I want to be making good money because I bought it at the right price and I bought it with crappy photos like this. And then when someone buys it, they're like, wow, this straight graded, straight graded mint state. And it's just a beautiful piece of history. Finding toned P-stellars like this will run you like four or five hundred dollars on a good day. But just an amazing coin. And we're going to move into a few more more than dollars before we wrap up today's video. This is another star designation 1885 oh more than dollar. I found I was trying to buy this coin from someone on Instagram and then someone else beat me to it. And then when that person finally sent it in and got it holdered, I'm like, can I buy it from you now? And they're like, yeah, so this coin is also a pretty pretty nice monster. The only reason why the toning is on the reverse, which you kind of try to avoid, but I mean, I bought a bunch of them. But this coin's color progression is very, very beautiful. So you could see kind of the blue going in, the gold, the red, then the blue, then the green. And back to that obber and you kind of see that same kind of pattern for many coins. But this coin's extremely beautiful because of that, I don't know, it's just very interesting. And what I really like about this coin is that it's got like this red eagle. The eagle's red and yellow kind of. And I really really liked that aspect of the coin. And so when I found this coin, and he was trying to sell it, I'm like, hey, really? I'll buy it. I don't care. And so I bought it, paid a little bit more that I normally would for these types of grades and stars on it. But I love the coin and I wouldn't mind trying to find a customer for it. So it's just a macular coin. I really love the toning on it. And let's move into the next coin. So this is the last of the Morgan dollars. If you also found this coin on eBay, this is an 1882 S, a little bit tougher of a date sometimes to find a toning. It's got this interesting, like, I don't know, loops going into the coin. I think it was held in like a holder or a plastic or something like that. The loss was really nice, but the reverse is kind of what I wanted to show you today. This coin was up for auction, had crappy photos. And I'm like, I think this coin will be beautiful in hand. And once again, you're going back to that very strange color. So it's kind of like orange, red, blue, and green. And so most coins you don't see with that type of toning. And it has like this textile feel as well to it. So it's a really, really beautiful coin with decent color and a decent grade. And so I'm like, you know what, I didn't pay too much for this coin either. Let me try to find a buyer for it and see what they say. And so I just got this in this week. It's a really, really, really nice coin. And I can't wait to find a new customer for it. And I'm going to show you guys one last coin before today's video is over. This is an 1861 half done. And this coin I found at a show. The obverse is not the prettiest and it's sunken in its old holder. It's got like some orange toning on the obverse, which is not too pretty. But when I saw the reverse, I was like, I have to buy this coin. So I found this coin at the show. It's got like this, it's really hard to pick up because of this old holder and it has a lot of scratches on it. But this coin was found at a show. It has this blue, gold, and red toning to it. I'm going to have to just move it away. So, but it's in a macular coin. I really do like it. I paid under what most collectors would buy it for. And then I'm going to kind of try to find a price guide for it and see where where I could sell it at. Most of these coins sell for like 135, 150. And the toning on it is just really, really nice. So thank you guys for watching today's video. I hope you enjoyed it. I wanted to show you guys just a few things about my business and what I work with. And just the things I like to surround myself with every day. Just a really nice group of more in dollars. And that half time was pretty cool too. So, hope you guys have a great rest of your day. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe in this video. It would really, really mean a lot. So thank you guys.