I Bought an Old Suitcase Full of Coins... 💰

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Introduction

Collectors gonna collect.

Another week, another purchase. Read on to find out whether or not my new collection is worth the package it came in.

Also, you know, the best numismatic news, events, and tips, inside or outside of your inbox.

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Collector’s Corner - Yes, Somebody Else DID Pack My Suitcase

Let’s face it. Getting a package in the mail filled with mystery coins and currency never gets old. Frankly, it’s why I do what I do.

This week on my channel, I purchased a collection with high expectations. Because this wasn’t just any collection. It came in an old suitcase untouched for decades. Now if that doesn’t get the numismatic juices flowing, what will?

Did I score big or end up with a pile of duds? Are my pennies worth big money…or are they just pennies?

Q&A - Ask Silverpicker

A question from GoldenSpaghettiHoop this time around. Hey, that’s my middle name!

I love world coins. In fact, I am considering doing a "world type set," in which I try to get one coin from every issuing body (country, territory, etc.) in the world. Naturally, I would be sure to get each coin in silver if possible.

If you’re planning your own world coin collection, I suggest picking a country you find interesting. For myself, I’m trying to complete a full set of British Mandate of Palestine coins. Jetsetter that I am, I'm also doing Canadian and Philippines type sets.

As for the world coin I’m most proud of owning, it’s gotta be my 1931 Key Date 100 Mils British Mandate of Palestine coin that I bought for $10 at a garage sale—it’s worth $350!