I like it, especially when you show the coins luster. The historical context with a picture of the Liberty Bell is especially compelling. Perhaps a few more pictures along with the artifacts you show would better give the viewer an idea of how big this event really was. The only other thing I noticed was a technical error. You stated the coin was struck in pure gold, technically speaking the coin is only .900 fine. Otherwise, it looked very professionally done. Gary

One other thing after watching the video the second time I noticed that you said that MS coins of this coin are rare. I think what you really meant was that Gem BU coins (MS-65, 66) of this coin are scarce.

21 minutes ago, gherrmann44 said:

I like it, especially when you show the coins luster. The historical context with a picture of the Liberty Bell is especially compelling. Perhaps a few more pictures along with the artifacts you show would better give the viewer an idea of how big this event really was. The only other thing I noticed was a technical error. You stated the coin was struck in pure gold, technically speaking the coin is only .900 fine. Otherwise, it looked very professionally done. Gary

Thanks so much! Regarding the technical error, you're right, of course, I guess I meant to say it was struck in gold as opposed to copper or brass or any other metal (obvious to collectors, but not so to my facebook friends and YouTube followers). Unfortunately winging it without a -script usually ends up with small errors like that. But when I've tried working with a --script in the past, I sounded like a robot. So I'd rather have the more-human presentation with the potential for a few small errors than the perfect robot presentation. If I were a better actor or voiceover performer I could have perfection of both, but c'est la vie!

Edited to add: I put a note about the gold/copper alloy in the video description on YouTube.

Very nice, can't wait to see the rest!

Hmm... Yes, I like it!

To the point, no unneeded fluff. Held my attention the whole time and that's no small feat.

41 minutes ago, gherrmann44 said:

I like it, especially when you show the coins luster

100%

28 minutes ago, Lastufka Collection said:

I'd rather have the more-human presentation with the potential for a few small errors than the perfect robot presentation

Agreed, reading from a -script can really throw people off. Especially if they look off -script and loose there place, although that can be very entertaining. Always good to be accurate though.

Good Job,

Nicely done. Smooth flow and good photography plus historical information made this very interesting. Good Job

Very nice video, I would be somewhat concerned about security by mentioning your name on a platform like youtube, but otherwise well done.

25 minutes ago, Coinbuf said:

Very nice video, I would be somewhat concerned about security by mentioning your name on a platform like youtube, but otherwise well done.

Thanks! Most of the valuable coins aren't kept here at the house most of the time. And I work from home, so I'm always here, the house is not left unguarded ever. It's been well known that I collect coins on my social media for ten years now without incident (aside from a few people assuming I'm super rich and asking for "loans" from time to time).

Excellent video, I am looking forward to watching the whole series. 

Great Video... I Very Much Enjoyed It!

Keep Up The Great Work!