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what are you going to want oh wow $109 $5 target piece there are only 25 of them in the world when and where did you get the coin Well, I've been collecting coins since I was 10.Well, so you got this new thing from the map. I hope it's not so old. This is a very rare coin because it is 200 years old. Worth at least $31,500 for those people who think coin collecting is for idiots, they obviously haven't done any. money collecting coins this was the equivalent of a week's salary in a good job let's say like a master carpenter a silversmith something like that this is probably the coin that is most talked about that error because it has the strange nine if you look at it you can See the number eight which changed to nine when they re-engraved the die.

Most people think it was an 1808 die and we'll just hammer a nine in there trying to save some money, but it was the first part of the country. We had to figure it all out, so for the first 15 or 20 years the United States Mint just didn't do well, that's what makes this coin so valuable, it's one of the first coins from the United States Mint. of the United States Currency, so obviously you want to sell it correctly. Quanto uh around $31,510 um fortunately it's already classified it's ms63 which means men State 63 uh it's still in men State it hasn't circulated and all I have to do is figure out a price that should take me four or 5 minutes let me do a few phone calls do some internet research I'll be right back, well our

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star wanted to pay 27,000 but Bruce wanted a better deal.

It's time to start a college savings plan for my kids, so I hope you understand how valuable and rare this currency is. it's the news good news bad news um it appears on different sites like less it sold for 45,000 just a couple of years ago no no no no no more than a couple of years ago during the boom remember those days are not those days there is no doubt This is a rare American coin that is worth a lot of money, but coins are like stocks, they go up and down in value, so this guy is going to sell me this coin and he has to realize that it is worth a little less today.

I will buy 25,000 in cash. I'll take a check for 275 and not a cent less. You're really going to walk with 2,000. I'll go for 26 grand and just not raise anything. I'll split the difference by 27 or 26. Is that it? I mean, hate. to destroy a deal over $1,000 but at 26 I have no money left I have to be 27 I'll take a check no cash okay thanks for coming to my store sorry change your mind come back we'll do it , I totally respect that. when someone stands their ground, but I hate when a big piece like this goes out the door.

I love the currency, but the fact is that I am a business and I have to make money. Viking

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bracelet. You can definitely tell that James has eyes for good things, the guy came with a collection of things that he claims are of Viking origin. I really hope they are legit because Viking and Northmen items are very hard to get so I called my friend. Lared helped me with this collection. This is my Viking friend. Pleased to meet you. Lared is the most knowledgeable guy I've ever met when it comes to Viking history and artifacts, so I'm hoping he can tell me more about these pieces. and what they're worth, all of this came as part of a collection, yes, they were all together, this group of items right here, that is, diagnostically, Baltic Viking, Baltic Viking is not Viking, academics would say that technically It's not Viking, these are tribes that were not necessarily as migratory as the Vikings or as warlike.

Unfortunately, right now you see a lot of these types of items on auction sites, because of that, the value of these items is very low or negligible. This particular piece caught my attention. It is part of a The bracelet is a copper alloy Viking coin. What they would do to trade is they would simply cut pieces of bronze and silver and weigh them. All merchants carried scales and that is how they would do transactions. You know, this item is probably worth $50. the full bracelet is obviously larger and more interesting. This item would probably be worth between $175-00, but the real star of the show was the

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Viking bracelet, which is one of the very rare pieces in the United States.

The bracelet appears to be Viking. Gold, so you're saying this is legitimate Viking gold, magic gold, well I can't endorse any magic, but I would say it would seem that from the shape and how these ribbon cables are made, they are very extra Viking auction estimates. . In it, it would be something between, you know, 6000 to 8000 British PB. 6000 pounds would be about 9400 dollars. He knew he was worth something. He priced the bracelet at over $99,000 and I think that's cool because I just thought I was going to get a great one so it looks like I hit the jackpot.

He was initially looking to sell for $4,000 but changed his mind when it was valued at a whopping $9,400. These are here. I want to give you 150 dollars for it. I was thinking more along the lines of around $400, I'll pay $200 if you can do that, you can do 300, I'll tell you what I'll do, $250, I'm sure that's the best you can do, keep it, then, 250, all good , now, this right here, um. I was thinking about $6,000 I was thinking about $88,000 plain and simple I'll give you $7,000 I won't give you more That's what I'll give you You're a tough guy with I'm not a tough guy with Face it, you're the one who came in here, I wanted 1,000 for everything and you leave here with 7250.

Okay, well, for the magic objective you have to make a deal with that friend. It's okay, it's okay. I'm going to do it. Pack these things up and I'll meet you right there at the pond counter. Liberace's gold medallion calling this P. Gold jewelry doesn't do it justice. This was the perfect combination of diamonds and gold worn by Liberace. Hey, how can you get on? I have the most important piece of jewelry from a Las Vegas icon, Liberace, that's really cool, bling bling, what do you have some Liberace bling, yeah, I mean, the guy was amazing, my grandmother loved Li Roi and I'm not going to lie, I have some respect for him.

Boy, where did you get this? I got it at an auction, very good. I know he was the highest-paid living performer in the world for a good 15 years, even more than Elvis, more than Elvis, supposedly the fastest pianist in the world. Liberace. He was a huge celebrity in his time and almost 20 years after his death he is still a major icon, so having one of the exclusive pieces of jewelry would be absolutely incredible. He wore it every day of his life and it was his favorite piece. This piece is here. Yes, here is a photo. I'm here using it.

I have a couple of photos and I have a certificate of authenticity from the auction house I bought it from on December 3, 2011. You bought it. Yes, he wanted a huge $25,000 for the Liberace Medallion. No deal, it's a cool piece and this is a late 70's classic, you know, they took an American gold coin stuck on there with as many diamonds as you could stop, so how much do you want for it. I'm looking for 25,000, it's one of those things. where it is very difficult to find a number a little over $3000 with gold $3000 for diamonds I don't see 25 grand here I just don't see 10 you know, I didn't come here asking for 100,000.

I just thought it was totally reasonable to ask for 25 how much you get it for an auction. I didn't want to reveal that $10,000. I think it's a fair option. Yeah, I can't do it right. Thanks for bringing it up, man. That's fine thanks. I was already imagining that piece in a display case with a battle sword with a great price. This sword is definitely worth talking about at a glance and you know this can't be beat. I have a client here with a really impressive sword. It is decorated. shiny and it's very stylish, but you're asking 40 grand for it, it might be worth it, but there are some red flags.

Alex is here to be my second opinion and if everything works out I hope we can come to an agreement, it's not. the sacred grill, but this thing is quite mysterious. Wow, I know this sword is made by at least one of us. Actually, it is like a sword of historical importance. Do you really mind if I touch her? Yeah, yeah, um, oh my god, yeah, so this sword. It belonged to a Russian prince named Ivan Ivanovich Adki, he was a Hazar and was killed at the Battle of Brienne in France in January 1814 by Napoleon's troops.

Wow, he was a war hero and this guy was killed with this sword. what confused me is that it has an arabic marking on the blade, yes this arabic writing means it came from persia which wouldn't be unusual for this so it was built with the intention of being like a head of state sword because It's about the best sword you can put on it and I mean, this thing is huge and you can hold it and feel like it has some weight to it, yeah, and it's well balanced, so it definitely takes an arm off, that wasn't just a ceremonial sword, It is also a battle sword, but it has a ceremonial air.

Oh, you're absolutely right. It's as elegant as it looks. I mean, she's beautiful. I mean, it's really unbeatable. I have never seen you without words. You know, you hear about this stuff, you never think you're going to like it, you walk in and see it. He valued it at $100,000. What kind of value do you think it has? Here's what the sword sold at auction for $30,000 and frankly, the sword sold poorly now, the funny thing about the auction is that it wasn't the right auction to place it in, so the collecting community didn't know it was available until after it was sold, if you take it to auction today and get it in front of the right buyers.

I imagine you're talking 75 100,000 well, I think that's all I need to hear. Well, thank you for letting me, of course, of course, and unfortunately there was no agreement and he left with the valuable piece of him it's a lot to take in mhm, it's like that for me to be comfortable with this sword anywhere. I would buy it for 20,000, yeah, I don't know about that, yeah, yeah, the problem is that it's too big a risk for me. I'd love to offer you 50,000 for this sword, possibly even more, but it's already sold once on an open market and didn't come anywhere close to the reserve I was hoping for, so that's dangerous territory for me, yeah, I can't.

I don't know if I can do that, especially after what you just said now that makes me think I should find the right auction for it. Well, thanks for coming. I apreciate it. Have a good day. You too. Thanks later. Knowing the true value of this sword, I'm kind of glad I didn't sell it and I think I'll now try to find the right auction and hopefully present it to the right people to get a better price.