Episodios

  • Parker Penny Podcast - Episode 10 - Should I have my Coin Graded?
    Oct 7 2022
    John Parker discusses the criteria by which collectors decide whether or not to send a coin in to a professional grading service.
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    14 m
  • Episode 9 - Top 10 Highest Prices Every Paid for a Penny
    Sep 20 2022
    Coin expert, John Parker, counts down the TOP 10 highest prices ever paid for a Lincoln or Indian Head Cent.
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    20 m
  • Episode 8: Show and Tell (With Matthew Burek)
    Sep 13 2022
    In this episode John Parker interviews coin dealer Matthew Burek and long-time collector/enthusiast, Michael Showalter. Silver dollars, mercury dimes, and of course, PENNIES!
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    53 m
  • Episode 7: Let's Get Organized
    Sep 6 2022
    In this episode, coin expert, John Parker tells us how he organizes his collection. Join in for details on folders, tubes, boxes and more!
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    16 m
  • Episode 6: By Kids - For Kids (Five Coin Show Interviews)
    Aug 30 2022
    Coin expert, John Parker shares recent interviews with up-and-coming young coin enthusiasts. Tune in to hear these young folks share their numismatic adventures
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    33 m
  • Episode 5 - Twenty Rarest Pennies Countdown
    Aug 23 2022
    In this episode, coin expert John Parker counts down the twenty most rare in the Lincoln and Indian Head Cent series. Episode recorded live from Big Papa’s Pizza & Sports Bar, Schertz, TX
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    36 m
  • Episode 4: Alphabet Soup - Understanding "Coinspeak"
    Aug 16 2022
    In this episode, penny expert John Parker unravels the confusion associated with the myriad of initials used by coin collectors, graders and dealers. Parker carefully describes and explains more than 60 sets of coin initials.
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    34 m
  • Episode 3: My Favorite eBay Sellers
    Aug 9 2022
    Coin expert John Parker has purchased more than 3,000 coins from eBay sellers in the last 100 days. In this episode he reveals his top 21 eBay sellers.
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    34 m