Hey guys, this is Druth Kuch Kleck, and welcome back to a brand new video. In this video, we're talking about some coins that we sold to somebody, and we had to back from them. What's something that we can learn as coin dealers and collectors watching this video today? I want to take you on a little ride, show you the coins, and also show you some new purchases. Let's get this video started. Most of the time, when we talk about coin collecting, we're talking about the collecting side of it, or talking about the investment side of it. And sometimes, you know, you as a collector might be more inspired to buy coins. In certain times, you might be more inspired to buy them for an investment. And what Seth Chandler always said, which I kind of agree with, is that he won. He doesn't own a crystal ball, which means he doesn't know what the future holds for the value of coins. And to make sure that you're a coin dealer before you're an investor, and that's not exactly the words that he said, that's kind of what I learned from it. Enjoy the hobby because you love the hobby. Don't enjoy the hobby because you want to make some money. The second thing I want to talk about is how you should approach coins if you are thinking about investing in coins. Like every market is cyclical, which means it goes up and down based on how people feel about coins, how people feel about the market of coins. And so if you're going to buy coins, and you're not a dealer, and you haven't been working in the space, and you don't have a lot of people to sell to, and you don't want to hold them for a long period of time, my advice is to probably not start buying coins if you don't see them as long-term investments. And what cyclical kind of means is that say you bought them at a high in 2020, right? And with 2020, 30 rules around, you're selling them, and you're making something of a profit. And so the kind of way that we approach getting these coins is that we've been working with this collector for about a year now. And so we ended up buying them back, and we need to make profit on those coins. And so if someone's going to buy coins within six months or a cell coin within six months of buying them, and they are a collector, we're going to have to get our profit back into those coins so we can buy them. We're not going to go buy them for the height of the market, or we're not going to go buy them for most of their value if we can't make money selling them to you guys. And so it's just something for you guys to consider. Think about if you are a collector, it's not supposed to be a quick flip. It's supposed to be something that you enjoy for a long period of time, and you want in your personal collection. And then one day, it'll bear fruit. Just like most other investments. I am not a financial advisor. But now, we're going to be talking about those coins, showing them to you. Now we're going to be showing you some other new purchases that we got in. If you guys want to check those out, kuchocollectables.com. Starting out with two trays today. One is the dollars that we picked up from the collection. The other is some nice toned stuff. Let's show you that first. Showing you something out of the ordinary. To begin, this is the 1901 Mexico Peso. It's great, AU58 by NGC. Nice, colorful toning on both sides of the coin. Does have gentle wear. Just taking a look at this color on the obverse rear. It makes it pop and interesting. Bought this and had a client that came through and see me buy it. And we ended up selling it damn super quick. But definitely wanted to show you guys. Got two standing Liberty Corny's with some nice toning. This is a 26S. Standing Liberty Corny's really nice rainbow rim toning. Made great old soapbox. Kind of cool. So we have this 28D. Standing Liberty Corny with some blue and purple toning to it. Nice lustre on the coin as well. Kind of crazy, a tough date, but I did like the I appeal of the coin. And so that's why we picked it up. About two P-stallers to talk about today. This is a 26S. Definitely a slider. It is slid. As you can see, just by the cheek there and a lot of chatter kind of in the fields. But bought a white coin with a lot of lustre. And that's what sells for us. Speaking of selling, this one sold pretty quickly. Right after we post it on our website, make sure to check on it daily. We try to post as many coins as possible as soon as we get them in. This is a 1923 P-staller at MS64. When we do buy P-stallers, we want them with a lot of lustre. This one happens to be an OGH holder as well. Slight toning. On the eagle on the reverse, you can see that a little bit of haze there. Moving on to the dollars. All old holders, all really nice in I appeal. Kind of like most of the coins that we showed you over there. Except for this Colombian. It's not the most prettiest coin. So what do you do with that coin? You sell it for back at comps. This one has a little bit of toning to it. Still a nice grade. But definitely doesn't have the I appeal that you'd be looking for if you're going to spend top retail money like $150, $160. This one's $130. But when we talk about I appeal, we talk about old holders, we talk about CAC. A lot of people are looking for these. So we try to price them fair, but also not giving them away. So let's talk about the 82cc top right, old blue holder. Lusters phenomenal. There are some hits kind of right on the face there, little shadow out of the fields. But definitely Gemmy Luster. Really like the coin, a little haze to the coin. You have this 84cc and OGH. A little bit more chatter as you can see. Lusters uninterrupted, not much haze to the coin at all. And you flip it over. Little haze on the reverse, but like I said again, just really strong and it's luster. There's 84cc. There's a light scratch on the holder. In front of the face, it's not on the coin. Just your average 84. A lot of these carcins were just a little bit more beat up than most dollars. And so finding them in 66, 67 is a little bit tougher. We have three CAC approved, rallies on the bottom, which is nice, 78cc. You can see that there's a little bit more going on in the fields on this coin and on the face. Most of the time they look at the face in the obverse when they're grading. And so I think this coin's graded fair. It's maybe a 64 by today's standards, but honestly, if we can buy some, it gets someone a great coin that we're going to do so. And they're going to pick it up the way that we have it. This is a 81cc and 63 also. I mean, just really looks nice for 63. Not enough for a gold cack, in my opinion, but I do think probably a 64 by today's standards. And we have this 85cc, which is the highest value one of the group. It's the lowest mintage of the group. And a loss just pretty phenomenal also. Does have some strong chatter right behind the lip, the top lip and all the way down kind of the cheek there. But as you can see, the cheek is mostly clear, just a lot of chatter in on the front of the coin. But when you kind of compare this one to the 84 and 82, it really gets close to a 65. So I think we're splitting hairs on a lot of these coins. But when we're talking about buying nice coins, sometimes you got to pay strong. And we did pay what most people wouldn't pay for a lot of these coins. But like I said, again, we just have a lot of demand and they're really nice. And so yeah, thanks for taking a look. Here's one last thing you guys should consider before clicking off this video. What I would say is that if you're going to buy coin, buy a coin that you love, buy a coin that you'll want to keep forever, if the market goes to absolutely zero, you don't mind picking up that coin every day and loving it just the same. When we buy coins to keep them, we think of it in that matter. And we also think of the pluses and minuses of the collecting side and investing side of it. If you guys enjoyed this video, make sure to like, comment your thoughts on the subject we had to talk about today. Do you agree? Do you disagree? We'd like to read all those below. Subscribe if you're new and we'll see you guys in the next video. As dealers and as collectors from this deal. Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Hey guys, it's Truth Cue, Shclutch Pulse. Now, just wait. I'm taking it. Don't ever play. Where are we talking about a collection that we sold to somebody? No, we bought, we sold a lot of coins to him. Then we bought them back. What's something that you... Ah! Alright, we start.