I want to grow the coin community on YouTube and I think this is one way to do it! This video is about five coin related or affiliated channels that I'd like to pay some attention to and recommend as ones to watch in 2018. A new monthly series I'm releasing, if you'd like to be featured in an upcoming one let me know (or if you think someone else deserves it as well!!!)

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2019 Bluebook: http://amzn.to/2ENgM1M

Coins Magnifying Glass: http://amzn.to/2sFqQ8e Cointainer

Wrappers: http://amzn.to/2C56cCo

Classic Head Half Cent: http://amzn.to/2Htwlua

Braided Hair Large Cent: http://amzn.to/2CtuNf

Indian Head Cent Collection (x10): http://amzn.to/2BBoFFx

2 Cent Coin: http://amzn.to/2FgQfrH

3 Cent Coin: http://amzn.to/2HnAcst

Shield Nickel: http://amzn.to/2Fdabvs

Liberty Head Nickel Collection (x7): http://amzn.to/2HtW5qk

Seated Dime: http://amzn.to/2C7caTm

Standing Liberty: http://amzn.to/2HtA76D

Barber Half Dollar: http://amzn.to/2EF0g4M

Morgan Dollar: http://amzn.to/2HsLeNo

American Silver Eagle: http://amzn.to/2EAXxJp

World Coin Grab Bag: http://amzn.to/2CsAZWV

RobFindsTreasure is a relatively new, similar to mine, coin roll hunting and bank strap searching channel. He owns a couple of other channels though, so he's experienced with video production. He has released some really cool and interesting videos, and interacts with the community well - I've seen him in the comment section of some of my coin roll hunting videos. He also does some minor metal detecting and publishes really often, so he has a steady stream of content.

Croff Coins is someone that earned his spot by being active in my comment section and a general supporter of the channel. His channel is not quite as well known but there is a lot of cool, hidden undiscovered content that is worth watch. I really like some of his 'Question' videos, and he also has a neat video on his grandfather's coins, foreign coins, and even finding a Morgan dollar at the bank (something which I have done, by the way, and will likely produce a video in the upcoming months as a Storytime style video) so there's some neat variety in the mix.

Our third channel for today is one that has recently emerged on a major upward trend, and wouldn't surprise me if they become a main coin channel in the future. A true 'coin related channel', Coins for Amateurs provides valuable information on lots of different numismatic subjects, produces cool specialty or niche videos, uploads fun coin roll hunts, and is involved with enjoyable live stream coin roll hunting efforts with other top coin channels. I also am really encouraged by the presence of a full family who enjoys coins, rather than just a lone wolf, so to speak, so you can tell that CFAs passion for coins, bills, coin roll hunting, metal detecting, and more is all genuine. As a quick mention, I've connected with Coins for Amateurs on Instagram, so you can reach them there as well.

The fourth channel I'm featuring today is someone who is really involved on the community side of things and also is growing a channel of her own. I'm not sure how exactly to pronounce it, but Viviscruisen Coins is often found sponsoring other channels' live streams, commenting on and watching lots of coin videos, and bolstering her own coin knowledge. Additionally, she also gives back to the community, as she has published some informative and well-produced videos, such as one on spotting fake silver rounds, community shoutouts, and fun mini hunts as well. Looking forward to some of her hunts and other upcoming videos in the future! The last channel I'm going to talk about also comes with a bit of a bonus.

Logan the Collector is someone who I've connected with on Instagram, a few group chats, and obviously on YouTube as well. After a little activity in 2014, he took a long break, but is back with coin roll hunting, coin collecting, bottle hunting, bottle collecting, coin information, banknote hunting, and community mail coin trades. I've enjoyed some of his cool videos - we both found steel pennies in circulation and are involved in the same coin group, something called Young Numismatists. I'm on the much older side of YN, but it's a group of coin enthusiasts who have an Instagram and YouTube channel. Though I'm in the group, I unfortunately can't be super active with it due to scheduling constraints, but it's a group for younger coin collectors and gets an honorable mention of sorts at the end!

Courtesy of the Treasure Town YouTube channel, produced by Christian Hartch.

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