The Cabbage Coins Podcast

In this episode of the Cabbage Coins podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz interviews Matt Misewicz, a graduate student studying natural resources and a passionate coin collector specializing in late date large cents. The conversation covers Matt's journey into conservation and coin collecting, the importance of eye appeal and die pairings in evaluating coins, and the nuances of coin conservation versus cleaning. Matt shares insights on specific coins from his collection, including their unique characteristics and provenance, and discusses common mistakes new collectors make. The episode concludes with a discussion on the EAC grading scale and how it differs from traditional grading systems, emphasizing the importance of education in the coin collecting community.

Keywords

Cabbage Coins, coin collecting, late date large cents, copper coins, conservation, die pairings, eye appeal, EAC grading, coin photography, natural resources

Takeaways

Matt Misewicz is a graduate student studying natural resources and geese in Alaska.
He transitioned from outdoor conservation to coin collecting about four to five years ago.
His focus is on late date large cents, particularly copper coins.
Eye appeal is the most important characteristic when evaluating coins.
Key features to look for in late date large cents include the ear on Liberty's profile and luster.
Die pairings are crucial for understanding the uniqueness of each coin.
The 1839 Booby Head coin is a standout in Matt's collection due to its rarity.
Conservation of copper coins involves careful cleaning without damaging the original surfaces.
The EAC grading scale differs from traditional grading scales, focusing on net grading.
Matt encourages collectors to educate themselves on natural vs. artificial toning.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cabbage Coins Podcast and Guest Introduction
02:59 Matt's Background in Natural Resources and Geese Research
05:54 Journey into Coin Collecting and Focus on Late Date Large Cents
09:05 Defining Eye Appeal in Coin Collecting
11:49 Evaluating Late Date Large Cents: Key Characteristics
14:49 Understanding Die Pairings and Their Importance
17:43 Presentation of 1839 Booby Head Coin
20:41 Exploring the 1840 Petite Head Coin
23:45 Photography Techniques for Coin Collecting
26:36 Conservation vs. Cleaning in Coin Care
29:22 The 1841 Coin and Its Unique Patina
32:28 Provenance in Coin Collecting
35:29 Exploring the Newcomb-8 Coin
38:18 Key Factors in Coin Selection
39:29 Analyzing the 1845 Coin
42:28 Understanding Planchet Slag
46:20 The 1852 Large Cent
47:14 The 1854 Coin Discovery
51:21 The 1855 Coin and Its Flaws
53:13 The 1857 Coin and Its Significance
57:12 Common Mistakes in Copper Collecting
01:00:19 Understanding the EAC Grading Scale

Where to find Matt:
IG: @cackling_copper

Where to find Tony and Cabbage Coins
IG: @cabbage_coins
Email: [email protected]
website: www.cabbagecoins.com

Upcoming Shows:
Winter FUN Show 
January 8-11, 2026
Orlando, Florida

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Intro Music - "Obverse Fields" by Timothy Gryckiewicz

In this episode of the Cabbage Coins podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz speaks with John Brush, president of DLRC, about their experiences at the Baltimore Whitman Expo. We discuss market trends, the importance of PNG, and provide valuable advice for collectors attending coin shows. The conversation also touches on common mistakes made by collectors and the future of coin grading and collecting.

Takeaways

Cabbage Coins aims to build a strong reputation in the numismatic market.
The Baltimore Whitman Expo was a busy and successful event for both Cabbage Coins and DLRC.
Unique coins, such as patterns, tend to stand out and attract collectors' interest.
PNG plays a crucial role in ensuring dealer credibility and consumer protection.
Collectors should arrive early at shows to maximize their opportunities.
DLRC focuses on building relationships with collectors rather than just selling coins.
Buyers remorse is a common mistake among collectors at shows.
Quality coins with CAC stickers are currently in high demand.
The market for modern coins is less exciting compared to vintage coins.
Starting a registry set can provide direction and purpose for collectors.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cabbage Coins and DLRC
01:15 Highlights from the Baltimore Whitman Expo
04:06 Understanding PNG and Its Importance
07:42 The History and Focus of DLRC
13:35 Market Trends and What’s Selling
16:50 CACG Grading and Its Market Acceptance
24:19 Show and Tell: Notable Coin Picks
30:54 Introduction to Coin Collecting and Patterns
33:49 Rare Coins and Their Stories
36:04 Exploring Unique Coin Designs
39:02 Advice for Coin Show Attendees
41:36 Common Mistakes in Coin Collecting
44:24 The Importance of Relationships in Coin Collecting
47:24 Final Thoughts and Future of Coin Collecting

Keywords

Cabbage Coins, DLRC, Baltimore Whitman Expo, coin collecting, numismatics, PNG, coin shows, market trends, coin grading, collector advice

Where to find John and DLRC
IG: @dlrccoins
Email: [email protected]
website: Davidlawrence.com
dlrcauctions.com

Where to find Tony and Cabbage Coins
IG: @cabbage_coins
Email: [email protected]
website: www.cabbagecoins.com

Upcoming Shows:
Winter FUN Show 
January 8-11, 2026
Orlando, Florida

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Intro Music - "Obverse Fields" by Timothy Gryckiewicz

In this episode of the Cabbage Coins podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz interviews Eric Lindholm, a specialist in Indian Head Cents. We discuss the growth of the podcast, the importance of selecting quality coins, and the various sub-markets within the Indian Head Cent series. Eric shares insights on coin color, originality, and the significance of strike quality in grading. The conversation also covers common mistakes collectors make, tips for preserving copper coins, and the impact of artificial toning on coin value. Listeners gain valuable knowledge on how to navigate the world of coin collecting, particularly focusing on Indian Head Cents.

Takeaways

Cabbage Coins focuses on high-quality rare coins.
The podcast aims to educate new collectors about coin series.
Eric Lindholm shares insights on selecting Indian Head Cents.
Understanding coin color and originality is crucial for collectors.
Strike quality significantly impacts a coin's value and grade.
Surface preservation is important for circulated coins.
Proof coins can command a premium based on their color and originality.
Artificial toning can mislead collectors about a coin's value.
Key dates in the Indian Head Cent series are essential for serious collectors.
Preserving copper coins requires careful storage to prevent oxidation.

Keywords

Cabbage Coins, Indian Head Cents, coin collecting, numismatics, rare coins, coin grading, coin preservation, coin market, Eric Lindholm, coin shows

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cabbage Coins and Podcast Growth
02:48 The Importance of Selecting Quality Coins
05:50 Eric Lindholm: A Specialist in Indian Head Cents
08:18 Diving into the Indian Head Cent Series
09:40 Understanding Coin Color and Originality
12:28 Exploring Major Varieties in Indian Head Cents
15:21 The Significance of Strike Quality
18:21 Circulated Coins and Surface Preservation
21:14 The Impact of Toning on Value
22:55 Theories on Coin Packaging and Toning
23:06 Understanding Coin Grading and Striking Issues
24:59 The Importance of Cartwheel Luster in Coins
25:57 Evaluating Strike Quality in Indian Head Coins
29:39 Key Dates in Coin Collecting: The 1877 Indian Head
34:26 Identifying Trap Coins and Their Risks
40:32 Preventing Oxidation in Copper Coins
41:04 Preserving Coin Condition
41:53 Understanding Coin Toning
41:55 Identifying Problematic Coins
44:39 Grading and Value of Indian Head Cents
49:24 Market Trends and Collecting Strategies
52:42 Common Mistakes in Coin Collecting
55:10 Connecting with Collectors and Experts

Where to find Eric:
Eric Lindholm
www.sublimecents.com
IG: @sublime_cents
Email: [email protected]

Where to find Tony:
www.cabbagecoins.com
IG: @cabbage_coins
Email: [email protected]

Upcoming Shows:
Baltimore Whitman Expo
November 6-8, 2025
Baltimore, Maryland

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Intro Music - "Obverse Fields" by Timothy Gryckiewicz

In this Halloween special episode of the Cabbage Coins podcast, hosts Tony Gryckiewicz and Noah Lehmann-Haupt delve into the spooky side of numismatics, sharing horror stories from their experiences in coin collecting. We discuss the risks associated with buying raw coins online, the importance of understanding coin grading, and the impact of cleaning on coin value. The conversation also highlights the role of online communities in educating collectors and navigating the marketplace. Personal anecdotes and insights provide a comprehensive look at the challenges and rewards of numismatics, all while maintaining a light-hearted Halloween theme.

Takeaways

Buying raw coins online can be risky and lead to disappointment.
Understanding coin grading is crucial for collectors.
Cleaning can significantly affect a coin's value.
Online communities can be both helpful and misleading.
Personal experiences highlight the importance of caution in coin collecting.
The psychology of collectors can lead to poor purchasing decisions.
Market dynamics influence how coins are graded and valued.
Social media can be a valuable resource for numismatists.
Attending coin shows can enhance knowledge and networking opportunities.

Chapters

00:00 Halloween Costumes and Introductions
02:12 Horror Stories in Numismatics
03:39 The Risks of Buying Raw Coins
08:30 Psychology Behind Coin Collecting
14:05 Understanding Coin Grading and Market Dynamics
18:56 The Impact of Cleaning on Coin Value
23:48 Education and Resources for Collectors
25:26 Lessons from Bidding on Raw Coins
32:12 Red Flags in Online Coin Purchases
37:36 The Role of Social Media in Coin Collecting
49:30 Horror Stories with Happy Endings
51:37 Upcoming Coin Shows and Events

Keywords

numismatics, coin collecting, horror stories, grading, raw coins, online auctions, coin value, community, Halloween, collectibles

Intro Music - "Obverse Fields" by Timothy Gryckiewicz

Where you can find Noah:
https://www.rarity7.com/
IG: @numismattack
email: [email protected]

Where you can find Tony:
https://cabbagecoins.com/
IG: @cabbage_coins
email: [email protected]

Upcoming Coin Shows to Meet Cabbage Coins:

Vienna Coin Show
November 1-2, 2025
Vienna, VA

Whitman Coin Expo
November 6-8, 2025
Baltimore, MD

Good Facebook Groups for Coins/Collectibles:
Virtual Coin Show on Facebook
Pre33 GoldBugs - Gold Coins
CAC/CACG Coins
Vintage Bars

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In this episode of the Cabbage Coins Podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz welcomes Richard Stelzer, a veteran in the coin and bullion market with over 60 years of experience. We discuss the evolution of the coin collecting and bullion markets, the impact of the Hunt brothers on silver prices, and current market trends. Richard shares insights on buying and selling strategies, the importance of recognized products, and the value of attending coin shows. He emphasizes the need for passion in the coin business and offers advice for new investors navigating the market.

Keywords

coin collecting, bullion market, Hunt brothers, silver prices, gold investment, numismatics, coin shows, market trends, investing strategies, bullion stacking, wealth, asset strategies

Intro Music - "Obverse Fields" by Timothy Gryckiewicz

Where you can find Richard Stelzer:
J & J Coins and Collectibles
438 Galvin Rd N, Bellevue, NE 68005

Where you can find Tony Gryckiewicz and Cabbage Coins:
website: https://cabbagecoins.com/
email: [email protected]
IG: @cabbage_coins

Upcoming Shows to Meet Cabbage Coins:

South Carolina Numismatic Association Convention
October 23-25, 2025
Greenville, South Carolina

Baltimore Whitman Expo
November 6-8, 2025
Baltimore, Maryland

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In this episode of the Cabbage Coins podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz interviews renowned coin collector Tony Littlejohn, who shares his extensive journey in the world of numismatics. From his early fascination with coins to becoming a top-tier collector of Standing Liberty quarters, Littlejohn discusses the competitive nature of registry collecting, the importance of community among collectors, and the strategies he employs to acquire rare and high-grade coins. The conversation also touches on the challenges of finding specific coins, the appeal of coin shows, and the significance of quality in coin grading. Additionally, the episode features a fun segment where Littlejohn identifies coins from his collection, showcasing his expertise and passion for the hobby.

Takeaways

Tony Littlejohn began collecting coins in the early 60s.
His interest in coins was sparked by the removal of silver from U.S. currency.
He transitioned from collecting to selling coins at auctions.
Littlejohn's engineering background helped him develop an analytical approach to coin collecting.
He started focusing on registry sets in 2016, driven by competition.
Coin shows provide a focused environment for collectors to find specific coins.
Littlejohn emphasizes the importance of quality in coin grading.
The community of registry collectors is generally supportive and competitive.
He shares strategies for competing in registry sets, including keeping his collection hidden.
Littlejohn is also exploring the Susan B. Anthony dollar series and the Everyman set. 

Sound Bites

"I was too competitive to not pursue the registry."
"I bought a number of coins, most of them to resell."
"Buy the best coin. That's always been my motif."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Cabbage Coins Podcast
02:56 Tony Littlejohn: A Journey into Coin Collecting
06:16 The Influence of Engineering on Coin Collecting
09:13 The Competitive Nature of Registry Collecting
12:19 Building a Top-Tier Collection
15:06 The Challenges of Collecting Standing Liberty Quarters
17:48 Instinct vs. Research in Coin Acquisition
20:43 Rare Finds: The 1927-S Standing Liberty Quarter
23:25 The Difficulty of Finding High-Grade Coins
25:01 The Community of Registry Collecting
27:25 Strategies in Competitive Collecting
30:40 Bidding Strategies and Auction Dynamics
33:58 Fun with Standing Liberty Quarters
38:00 The Intricacies of Key Dates
43:57 The Politics of Coin Design
47:42 Exploring the Simpson Coin and Its Features
48:31 Identifying the 1918 Coin and Its Characteristics
50:22 The 1930 Coin: A Collector's Perspective
51:56 The 29-S Coin: A Journey to Upgrade
53:13 Diving into the Susan B. Anthony Dollar Collection
56:16 The Everyman Set: A Unique Collecting Approach
58:04 The Challenge of AU58+ Coins
01:03:09 Lessons in Building a Top Registry Set
01:04:38 Legacy and Future of Coin Collecting

Keywords

coin collecting, numismatics, registry sets, standing liberty quarters, coin shows, coin grading, coin dealers, Susan B. Anthony dollars, Everyman set, coin community

Intro Music - "Obverse Fields" by Timothy Gryckiewicz

Where you can find Tony Littlejohn
IG: @TL_coins

Where you can find Tony Gryckiewicz and Cabbage Coins:
website: https://cabbagecoins.com/
email: [email protected]
IG: @cabbage_coins

Upcoming Shows to Meet Cabbage Coins:

PAN Show
October 16-18, 2025
Monroeville, Pennsylvania

South Carolina Numismatic Association Convention
October 23-25, 2025
Greenville, South Carolina

Baltimore Whitman Expo
November 6-8, 2025
Baltimore, Maryland

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In this unique episode of the Cabbage Coins Podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz engages in a fascinating conversation with ChatGPT about various historic coins. The discussion covers the history, design, and significance of ten different coins, ranging from the 1875 CC Liberty Head Double Eagle to the 1817 Large Cent. This episode serves as an educational journey through the world of numismatics, showcasing the rich stories behind these pieces of currency. At the 33 minute mark - ChatGPT even tells us what coins it would like to start collecting! This was a fun interview and very informative.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to a Unique Podcast Experiment
02:09 Exploring the 1875 CC Liberty Head Double Eagle
04:27 The Allure of Carson City Gold Coins
06:59 The 1866 Three Cent Nickel: A Historical Perspective
09:11 The 1914 Indian Head Half Eagle: Design and Reception
11:39 The 1859 San Francisco Seated Liberty Dollar: A Tool for Trade
14:12 The 1946 Booker T. Washington Commemorative Half Dollar
17:19 The 1652 Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling: Early American Coinage
22:26 Historical Significance of 1652 Coins
25:14 The 1955 Double Die Lincoln Cent
29:36 The 1829 Half Dime: A Piece of Early American History
33:31 Exploring the Liberty Seated Series
35:53 The Capped Bust Half Dollar and Its Varieties
39:24 The 1817 Large Cent: A Collector's Gem

Intro Music - "Obverse Fields" by Timothy Gryckiewicz

Where you can find Tony and Cabbage Coins:
website: https://cabbagecoins.com/
email: [email protected]
IG: @cabbage_coins

Upcoming Shows to Meet Cabbage Coins:

PAN Show
October 16-18, 2025
Monroeville, Pennsylvania

South Carolina Numismatic Association Convention
October 23-25, 2025
Greenville, South Carolina

Baltimore Whitman Expo
November 6-8, 2025
Baltimore, Maryland

Keywords
numismatics, coin collecting, history of coins, US coins, coin values, coin design, collectible coins, coin grading, historical coins, coin market

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In this episode of the Cabbage Coins podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz and expert Owen Seymour discuss the intricacies of coin authentication, the impact of AI on the industry, and the various types of counterfeit coins collectors may encounter. They delve into specific coins, such as the 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent and the 1922 No D Lincoln cent, providing valuable insights and tips for both novice and experienced collectors. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding genuine coins to effectively identify counterfeits, as well as the role of technology in enhancing authentication processes.

Ep.7 - Grading Rare Coins as a Professional - with Owen Seymour #numismatics #coin #coincollecting
https://youtu.be/BdW_eL8amhM

Takeaways

AI can assist in coin authentication but won't replace graders.
Understanding real coins is crucial for identifying counterfeits.
Common counterfeits include altered dates and false dies.
A digital scale can catch many counterfeit coins easily.
The 1909-S VDB 1C has specific diagnostics for authentication.
The 1922 No D Lincoln cent is valuable but tricky to authenticate.
Altered coins often start as genuine coins.
The 1893-S Morgan dollar has a single obverse die with unique diagnostics.
The 1937 Three-Legged Buffalo nickel is often counterfeited by altering a regular coin.
Advanced collectors should use resources like Overton numbers for authentication.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cabbage Coins Podcast
01:41 Understanding Counterfeit Coins
04:19 Types of Counterfeit Coins
09:18 Authentication Techniques for Coins
16:08 Key Dates and Their Counterfeits
22:45 Detailed Analysis of Specific Coins
22:47 Authenticating the 1893 San Francisco Morgan Dollar
28:31 Identifying the Three-Legged Buffalo Nickel
31:34 Understanding the 1916 D Mercury Dime
34:09 Counterfeit Detection in 1911 Gold Coins
37:28 Authenticating the 1894 Philadelphia Morgan Dollar
39:59 Advanced Techniques for 1794 Half Dollar Authentication
43:04 The Role of AI in Coin Authentication
45:18 Understanding Counterfeit Coins
46:59 Real-Life Experiences with Counterfeits

Keywords

Counterfeit Coins, Coin Authentication, Numismatics, Silver Dollar Verification, Fake Currency Detection, Coin Collecting Tips, Digital Scale for Coins, Magnifying Glass for Coins, Coin Grading, Currency Fraud Prevention, Rare Coin Identification, Coin Appraisal, Coin Dealer Insights, Coin Market Trends, Coin Collecting Community, Coin Show Tips, Coin Authentication Tools, Coin Collecting for Beginners, Coin Collecting Strategies, Coin Collecting Mistakes, Coin Collecting Myths, Coin Collecting History, Coin Collecting Resources, Coin Collecting Software, Coin Collecting Supplies, Coin Collecting Techniques, Coin Collecting Value, Coin Collecting Websites, Coin Collecting Workshops, Coin Counterfeiting Techniques, Coin Fraud Detection, Coin Grading Services, Coin Identification Guide, Coin Investment Tips, Coin Market Analysis, Coin Market News, Coin Market Prices, Coin Market Research, Coin Market Trends 2025, Coin Preservation Tips, Coin Pricing Guide, Coin Show Events, Coin Show Exhibitors, Coin Show Highlights, Coin Show Reviews, Coin Show Schedule, Coin Show Speakers, Coin Show Workshops, Coin Valuation Guide, Coin Verification Process

Where you can find Owen:
Email him at: [email protected]
Instagram is @PA_coins

Where you can find Cabbage Coins:
https://cabbagecoins.com/
IG: @cabbage_coins 

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In this episode of the Cabbage Coins podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz interviews John McGrath from Charleston Rare Coins. They discuss John's journey from a young coin collector to a successful coin dealer, the historical significance of various rare coins, and the intricacies of coin grading. The conversation also touches on the future of coin grading with AI technology and the current market for undervalued coins. John shares insights on specific coins, their rarity, and investment potential, making this episode a treasure trove for numismatics enthusiasts.

Keywords

coin collecting, numismatics, Charleston Rare Coins, John McGrath, coin grading, CAC grading, historical coins, rare coins, investment opportunities, AI in coin grading

Takeaways

John McGrath's journey began as a young coin collector.
Charleston Rare Coins offers a unique selection of historical coins.
The 1792 half disme is one of America's first coins.
CAC grading provides certainty in coin quality.
Market acceptability varies greatly among different coins.
The 1875 $5 gold coin is extremely rare and valuable.
Investing in undervalued coins can yield significant returns.
The 20 cent piece is a short-lived and rare series.
AI technology may revolutionize coin grading in the future.
Originality in coins is often more valuable than luster. 

Titles

The Journey of a Coin Dealer
Exploring Rare Coins with John McGrath

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Coin World
01:09 John McGrath's Journey into Coin Collecting
02:55 Transitioning to a Full-Time Coin Dealer
03:59 The $500,000 Coin: A Discussion on Value
07:22 Exploring the 1795 Half Dollar
10:33 The Importance of Grading in Numismatics
10:46 The Role of CAC in Coin Grading
12:19 The Value of Personal Collections
15:22 The Rarity of the 1796 Bust Dollar
22:26 The 1803 Dime: A Unique Find
25:19 Pioneer Gold Coins: A Niche Market
27:44 The Rarity of Old Coins
30:52 Exploring Mint State Coins
33:33 The Value of Rare Gold Coins
36:49 Understanding Coin Population Reports
39:35 Identifying Undervalued Coins
42:22 The Significance of 20 Cent Pieces
46:42 The Future of Coin Grading with AI

Where to find John and Charleston Rare Coins:
https://charlestonrarecoins.com/
IG: @charlestonrarecoins

Where to find Tony and Cabbage Coins:
https://cabbagecoins.com/
IG: @cabbage_coins 
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In this episode of the Cabbage Coins Podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz welcomes Anthony Hui, a passionate collector of Chinese coins. They discuss the recent surge in popularity of Chinese numismatics, the concept of arbitrage in coin collecting, and the historical significance of various Chinese coins. Anthony shares insights on the market trends, the impact of counterfeits, and the future of Chinese coin collecting, emphasizing the importance of quality and originality in the hobby.

Takeaways

Tony expresses gratitude to his audience for their support.
Anthony Hui shares his background in coin collecting.
Chinese coins have seen a significant rise in popularity recently.
Arbitrage is a key concept in the coin business.
The rarity of certain Chinese coins can be surprising.
Historical context plays a crucial role in coin valuation.
Counterfeiting is a major concern in the coin market.
Quality and originality are essential for collectors.
The market for Chinese coins is expected to grow in the coming years.
Engagement with the community enhances the coin collecting experience.

Keywords

Chinese coins, numismatics, coin collecting, arbitrage, market trends, counterfeits, history, coin valuation, collectors, Asian numismatics

Titles

The Explosive Growth of Chinese Coins
Understanding the Value of Chinese Numismatics

Sound Bites

"This is actually a very rare type."
"Quality matters in coin collecting."
"Thank you for this opportunity."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview
01:21 Meet Anthony Hui: A Passion for Coin Collecting
03:54 The Allure of Chinese Coins
03:54 Market Trends: The Rise of Chinese Coins
07:49 Exploring Specific Coins: The Fatman Dollar and More
11:56 Understanding Coin Characteristics and Rarity
20:55 Understanding the Historical Context of Coins
23:13 The Significance of Emperor Guangxu
26:02 Transition to the Republican Era
26:42 The Impact of the Wuchang Uprising
27:04 The Fat Man Dollar and Its Popularity
29:59 The Legacy of Sun Yat-sen
32:34 Exploring the 1926 20 Cent Piece
35:47 Understanding Chinese Coins: The Dollar and Commemoratives
38:52 The Significance of Historical Figures in Coinage
39:35 Warlords and Their Coins: The Kuichao Dollar
45:25 The Art of Coin Cleaning and Its Impact
51:49 Counterfeits in Chinese Coin Collecting
54:35 Future Trends in the Chinese Coin Market

Where to find Anthony Hui:
IG: @anthonythecoinman

Where to find Tony and Cabbage Coins:
https://cabbagecoins.com/
IG: @cabbage_coins
ebay: cabbagecoins

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