How To Grow Your Numismatic Collection, Fast!
One way to get more coins faster is roll searching, which is looking through rolls of coins (which are obtainable at banks) some coins you should look for while roll searching are wheat+steel cents (1909-1958), silver nickels (1942-1945), silver Roosevelt dimes (1946-1964), and silver (1932-1964)/West Point mint quarters (2019, 2020).
Also, when you are at coin shows, or even online, you should look at every booth for coin(s) you want/need to get the best price. Also, use Greysheet (or something like Greysheet, i.e. Blue Book) to get the best price.
Lastly, here on the ANA website, you can earn YN dollars which can be used at the monthly and yearly auction. You can get these by writing informational blogs, like this one (this is not the only way to earn these dollars), at a maximum of 2 a week. You will receive the physical dollar through the mail, and will sent them back if you win a lot at an auction.
Thank you for reading my information on how to get more coins faster.
CheerioCoins
Comments
CheerioCoins
Level 5
Thank y'all for all the nice comments. All of you guys blogs are great.
CoinHunter
Level 5
Nice blog!
Kepi
Level 6
Great ideas. Coin searching is the best! ; )
Mike
Level 7
The best I ever received. My wife came back from shopping . She always gives me the change . I saw something red. Yes it was a wheat. A 1931 S !!! That was the best ever. MS 64!
thatcoinguy
Level 5
Dang! That’s awesome!
I. R. Bama
Level 5
All very good ideas
Longstrider
Level 6
Some good techniques. I'm also a roll hunter which has made me really check out my change. Kinda fun. Thanks.
Mike
Level 7
All good tips. Others have different ways. As long as it works.!
slybluenote
Level 5
One other aspect to consider is antique dealers and flea markets. You should probably have in mind what you're looking for in these venues though. Thanks for posting!
Golfer
Level 5
Very good advice. Still looking for a W !
"SUN"
Level 6
You make some good points
It's Mokie
Level 6
A lot of the larger regional or national coin shows also feature areas devoted to Young Numismatists, seek those out and you may reap a bonanza of coins, medals, books, etc. The PAN KidZone coming up on 30 October in the Pittsburgh area is one such show.