Hey guys, it's Dr. Pushe Collectibles. Welcome back to a brand new video. In this video, we'll be talking about ways that we have progressed over the past year. Some cool things that we've purchased, but also some cool things that we picked up on. We hope you guys want to sign in from this video and enjoy. One of my favorite things that Seth Chandler has ever said is kind of a guy that wants you to buy the best and kind of keep it for your collection when you're a collector. So he's been prioritizing CEC coins, been prioritizing coins that are extremely hard to find and so as another coin business, that is a different part of the United States. We kind of wanted to do the same thing. We're excited about coins that are a little bit out of our league sometimes, but ultimately we understand that that's gonna make us better coin dealers. A coin that we picked up recently is this 1915 Saint, Gardens in MS 63 Plus. It's CEC approved. Really nice lustre of the coin. There's only 152,000 that were minted. And for us, we like to sell coins that are under $1,000, but sometimes you gotta go for it. And so when we were offered this coin, I said to myself, I don't know when it's gonna sell. I don't know how I'm gonna sell it, but we have to think bigger and we have to go for it. We have to almost bring down the walls of what we think is impossible, especially in coin dealing. And maybe that's the same for you today. Maybe you said, hey, you know, I don't know why coins that are $350 or $500 or $100, but I'm pushing you as someone that, you know, does sell coins and you might not buy another coin from me, but you like watching videos that we make that push yourself out of your comfort zone. Buy something that you really love that might be a little bit more out of your price range, because at the end of the day, it'll make you a coin collector that is really, you know, really invested, but also as well research in coins that they used to not be. I know that two years ago, I was selling $70 more than $50 more than $1.00 and now it's day, it seems like it's been 10 years since that happened. And it's really been a great process because, you know, we have more money invested than ever, but we also have more time, energy, and we love the hobby more than ever. So it's a really good plus for us, but let's show you guys some other cool things that we sent in a PCGES recently, and we just got back. This is a 1859 Indian Headstand Grading Minstate 64. I got this coin in hand. It was CEC approved from the previous dealer that sold it to us, and I looked at the trivius. The trivius were really nice, made the coin pop, and I wanted to look at the details of the coin. Sometimes things might be doubled, some things, you know, might be a little interesting and allow us to research further because sometimes, you might find something like this and it'll add a lot of value to a coin. And so this one, it's, when I looked at it, I had compared to PCGES's coin facts of a repunch date, and it just came back in the mail a few days ago, and this one was marked repunch date, FS302, snow 2, and this coin is really nice, and the reason why I wanted to send it in is because the last repunch date 302, snow 2, I think sold close to 1900 bucks, and we have about $1,450 to this coin, something like that. And so sometimes you gotta pick up on those nuances, and now, you know, once we had something good happen like this coin, or we'll be looking at more Indians over time, and we'll be picking up on more things to allow us to make a little bit more money on this coin, and for this month, and so definitely very cool. Let me know what you guys think of this coin below. So now to wrap up today's video, we're gonna be showing you guys a bunch of new purchases that we got, they're gonna be available on accuchiclockpills.com, a lot of more in dollars, a few type coins, a few cat coins, all the things that you guys might want, make sure to check it out there, let's show you these coins. So here's everything that we got in recently. Like I said, a lot of dollars, a few type coins, and we also got a nice stone mountain, but let's show you guys a few things. So you guys already know what the modern Morgan's look like. We just got a few that are in that are Minstade 69, which is pretty nice. Nothing that's that screams awesome. To me, I like the older type stuff, when you get them for an affordable deal, you don't buy everything that you like, you buy what your customers like, and so I think we already sold one of these so far, we have two others available. I got this 1904-0 Morgan dollar, great Minstade 64, a Minstade 65 Prooflight I apologize. And as CAC approved, they agreed with the Prooflight and the grade, which is nice. Definitely some nice darker fields. The Ombaurs is nice, as dark as I'd like it to be, but they didn't clean and die very often that the New Orleans meant. So a lot of these dies and die pauses weren't super deep, but like I said, everybody agreed with the grade, which is nice. I think it's a beautiful coin, and it is priced at Gracie. We had this 1930 SLQ, it's a great AU58, just a nice affordable type coin. Sometimes when you get up in those higher grades, they get pretty expensive, and this one is pretty affordable. We had this stone mount, and the reason why I picked it up is because of the holder. It is an A&A holder, a little bit older, of course. It's one of the first ever holders before they switched to Annex, the little golden bossing on the reverse, which is nice. We had this Indian headset, it's a great AU58. It's got a little toning to it, a few kind of distracting spots, but we kind of priced it to go. A nice proof walker. I bought this one because it didn't really have much haze to it. The other coin did, and so that's why we had a pass on it, but it has a nice little cameo look to the fields, and that's why we did enjoy it. I like the reverse a little bit more, as you can see, it's just a really outstanding proof. Now we have this 90S Morgan Dollar, nice S-Men Luster, very flashy. We also have this 34D Walker. This one has some nice Luster to it also, an affordable grade, and we have a few better date dollars down here. This is a 96S and BF 35. Once again, coming in at a little bit more of a affordable rate, if you're buying these in mint state, they go for crazy money. We have a 27S, an AU58, definitely a slider, and a 28P, an AU55. And we also have two other coins here, this is 1834, half sent, an BF 30 Brown, and this 81.0 Morgan Dollar, an MS 63. Just a really good time to buy some nice coins. We ended up going out to buy some bullion, and we ended up coming home with a great set of coins here, so we hope you guys enjoy them.