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 March 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!!!) Lots of cool channels to check out like Ashdigger, WisTex Vlogs, Ken Peavey, RavenHawk Coins, and Silver Snatcher!

Silver Snatcher - Silver Snatcher is a relatively new and developing channel that emerged onto the scene of coin roll hunting and coin collecting on YouTube about a month ago. The channel is primarily focused on the former, but there have been some impressive finds that I'd wish would be on my channel! Silver Snatcher found someone's coin collection dump for spot value and has also found other silver halves and dimes recently. Additionally, Silver Snatcher has hunted impressive boxes of pennies and also hopped on for some fun live stream action. Unfortunately, I didn't see the stream, but from the live replay it looks like people enjoyed.

Ashdigger - Ashdigger is a personal friend but someone who also produces high quality treasure related videos, albeit not very often. I knew Ashdigger in person before I knew about his treasure related hobbies, and he is an expert in bottle digging and also quite knowledgeable at metal detecting. He collects coins, and though his videos are mostly related to bottle digging, you never know where they might go! I'm planning on some collaboration with him in the future, whether it's in the summer, sooner, or later, the videos will be awesome. I'll introduce him more at another point, but his videos are well produced and he remains an authority on bottle digging (and is slowly convincing me to do that) as well as metal detecting.

Ken Peavey - Ken Peavey's channel gets the coin community award for this month - his supporters really care about his success, and I've only heard positive things about his channel. He has an active coin live streaming schedule, with videos on topics ranging from copper hoarding to coin holders to die varieties to selling to wheat cents. Our channels are relatively similar in size, but the main difference is that while I do prerecorded coin information, coin roll hunting, coin trivia, and other fun coin related things, he does them live, which is something I'd like to integrate into my channel at some point.

Wistex Vlogs - I first heard of Wistex Vlogs after his production with Quin's Coins, another coin YouTuber. Wistex Vlogs contributed to a fun coin roll hunting pennies competition hunt livestream where Wistex Vlogs sponsored the giveaways that went on. Additionally, I had a chance to chat with him over Instagram, and he is a passionate coin collector and really cares about the coins he talks about. On his channel he has a variety of videos, some of which include mail calls, unboxings, collection updates, and tracking of his type sets and various other collecting endeavors.

RavenHawk Coins - A regular supporter of my videos in the comments, RavenHawk Coin seems to care about the community as he is seen in many coin video comment sections, treasure related live streaming efforts, and also has sponsored a lot of giveaways over the time that his channel has been active. He also does a lot of sing a longs, which admittedly I don't watch, but he seems to do them for the community which is nice of him. He also has a signature coin roll hunting setup - if you see coin roll hunting with the rolls piled up in connected pyramids or triangular prisms, you know it's RavenHawk. In addition to sing a longs, coin roll hunting, and giveaways, he also does videos on coin collecting tips and coin related news or finds. Give his channel a look if you think you're interested in his content!

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

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