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Nice banknotes.

Cool money collection, a lot of those are now converted to Euro’s.

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Not only did I find a dime today in my pennies, but it was a SILVER dime!

Halloween isn't celebrated like it was when I was a kid, but I consider that a good thing. I can remember going out trick or treating in costumes and literally visiting every house that had a light on, which was 95% of them, and getting candy. Then when I got older, we hooked up speakers and put them in our 2nd floor windows to play scary sounds and screams for the kids as they walked up to the door. It was a great time of pranking little kids and parents alike. However, as I recommitted myself to my Christian faith in my teens and then became very serious about making this received faith my own in my early 20s, I found celebrating or participating in Halloween far less appealing. I haven't even had trick or treaters even come to my door in probably 4 or 5 years, and I generally see very few kids out doing it. Most of the time, they are showing up at events (i.e. like my kid's Taekwondo class) where people are all dressed up handing out handfuls or bagfuls of candy from the trunk of their car and the like. I see that a lot more than I do the classic house-to-house stuff that I used to do when I was a kid. I personally don't like to give Halloween much attention, but we've never forbid our son from dressing up or going to any kind of event. He's never expressed a desire to go trick or treat, and we might have discouraged that, if he'd asked. He doesn't have much of a sweet tooth, unless you're talking about a love for chocolate milk, so he just doesn't eat a lot of candy anyway. Christmas has changed too, since I was a kid. It was all one or two things when I was a kid. 1) The birth of the Savior, Jesus Christ. 2) A lot of Santa Clause & holiday cartoons (The Grinch, Charlie Brown, Frosty the Snowman, Rudolph). I'm sure you know the classic ones that I'm talking about. Those are even rare today, to say nothing of the ornaments that you see around when you walk into one of the big box stores. All of the ornaments were related to movies, literally 100% of them. There were some Santa and reindeer things, but there was almost nothing related to Christ or Christianity more generally. After looking, I did end up finding a couple of cheapo creepo angels and a nativity type decoration, but that was it. It was really crazy. Personally, I don't even buy ornaments that are totally secuarlized. For example, we have a few Santa Clause ornaments, but they are all of him holding the baby Jesus, bowing in prayer at the side of the baby Jesus, and even a couple of Santa praying and reading the scriptures. We told our son when he was very young all about Santa Clause, and we warned him not to intentionally ruin other people's holidays by telling them what he knew. However, he was allowed to talk about it, if he was asked directly. Anyway, he's about to be 13 shortly, and he's told me that he's glad we didn't lie to him for several years when he was young, only to tell him something utterly different later. So far, he doesn't feel like he's lost anything by not participating in the popular culture's conception of Christmas. In any case, things have certainly changed from the 70s & 80s when I was growing up. My banks typically don't have candy at Halloween, but they do typically maintain a hot pot of coffee and fresh cookies throughout the morning. My son loves to go to the bank with me anytime his little Hulk bank gets filled up. Usually it's filled with mostly zinc pennies with some odd dimes and nickels, so he usually only gets between $12 to $15 when it turns it in. However, his favorite part of turning in the change is being able to snag a couple of chocolate chip cookies. It's funny, as he's not a huge cookie guy at home, but getting a couple of cookies at the bank seems to be right up his alley. Incidentally, he got $21.06 when he turned in his change last time, so he must have gotten a few quarters snuck in there somehow. He was happy anyway. Now he'll be able to buy something he wants or buy more chocolate milk, which he absolutely loves. Yeah, that's a centrifugal force lock, which are very cool. I've seen those in the past. Not a flat-earther for sure, but I am far more open to so-called conspiracy theories after 2020 than I was before 2020. My own opinion is the fact that all of that occurred in 2020, 20/20 being consistent with perfect eyesight, is actually not an accident. Yeah, darkness is a privation or an absence of light, not the other way around. It's much like evil. Evil is not the presence of something, but it is the absence of right order in the created will. If you've never read the book or seen the video that they put out years ago called "Privileged Planet", I think you'd enjoy it. They just came out with a 20 year update to the book this year, but if you get a chance to read it or look at the DVD that they did for the book, I think you'd enjoy it. It's a professional philosopher and a professional scientist (astrophysicist) talking about various aspects of the Earth, its location, its moon, etc... and how those things all point to the existence of a super intelligent transcendent being as the party responsible. Why did I write so much? I actually don't know. Must be because you talked more in this one, so I'll blame you. 🤣😂 Pretty good box! Keep stacking that Copper high!

Did you read the expiration date on the Cheez-It Puffs?

Is that a government cheese box that says “todays copper”

I have a Ryedale machine, if you’re interested, I could send it to you to try out…but you have to send it back 😊. It’s hard to go back to hand sorting after you use it…plus it sorts your 1982’s.

The presupposition is that the sun is large and far away. If it were a small and local light source, then it wouldn’t illuminate the entire earth. Attempts to triangulate the sun have been fruitless and the only scientific conclusion is that we don’t know how large or distant the sun is. Angular momentum cannot be detected from earth either, so you’ll never feel the spin of earth.

Good show today! I went to my banks and picked up my 6 boxes of halves. I told them I wanted to stop getting the halves for awhile since I wasn't getting anything lately. I went through the boxes and came up with 3 64's, and 8 40% Kennedy's. Good haul, but I'm not sure if I did the right thing. Got my usual boxes of pennies found a 1905 indian head. Tim

I just looked it up. Bugs Bunny proved it was round in 1951.

Now I have to weigh my 09 ? Boy I learn something new again.

I hunted my box of nickels today and got a 1902 v nickel

Lol candy at banks. You got some coins tho! I have banks completely turn me down for change! And i just learned that one bank isnt going to carry pennies anymore!!!!!

Indiana is where I live.

Indiana is where I live.

Also , was unable to find your FB profile as there are surprisingly quite a few users with the Twosheds name. Any help with that would be appreciated.

My son picked up a box for me yesterday and it’s all new 2023 Philadelphia’s 😫 they had some value earlier upon their release as people were looking for the extra V, not sure what to do with them. The flat earth theory is good entertainment for smooth brain people.

Gabby, so if I had a flat earth friend, I would teasingly put on a tinfoil hat when he came over😂 Keep Stackin Bro

Bummer, you didn't have any of the 2s. I believe that mark on the One is a bag mark from the edge of another coin from falling into a bank bag or hopper at the mint. I see them on quarters all the time. So, your last nickel video got me taken a break from pennies and back into nickels, outta 40 bucks worth i lucked out and found a 42, and 44 p yeah me lol one from a bank wrap and one from a customer wrap. But I've been wanting to ask you, though, are you familiar with henning counterfeit nickels? He made them in 39,44,46,47,48,and 53 i think, i don't have my list on me now, but you can google henning nickels, and it'll tell ya. Really good premiums on those. Sorry for the long comment. Goodluck

I am probably an outlier but nickels have to be my least favorite to look through. You can find some good stuff but I prefer other denominations.

I bought a grade ike 1972, type 2

I used to go to the bank and get a roll of nickels in about 1961 to 1965. Every roll had on average about 5 buffalo nickels. Lot of fun collecting

Over the 20 years Coin roll hunting every time I go in a bank I asked for the big dollars I’ve probably gone through several thousand over 20 years, and I have found maybe 4 type two which I sold on eBay for somewhere between 20 and 40 bucks

I’ve only got about 14 of those suckers. That is cool! They’re pretty tricky to find enrolls.

Nice for sharing God and funny jokes sometimes

How u get so many wheat coins i have only 3 from $75 of pennies?

Start a Canadian nickel album!! Great video Sir!!

"THEY" didn't like my sta tement of SpewTube..... Love your STELLAR content my friend! Dont Stop, keeper' movin'

(13:36) that 1976 being as Shiney as it is, with that dbl strike on the cheek... maybe think about sending it in or sell online...

(13:36) it kinda looks like there might be a "light dbl strike" on the cheek of that 1976... ummm... i see the letter "T" clearly but with that shine, I can't say forfure or not if there are mote letters... Hold that coins "nose down" & look at the cheek... its too clear & no scuffing over or around the letter with that specific immediate area surrounding the letter being flat... thats too many factors for it to be considered "due to circulation..."

You know what there Crabby Two Poops. You are a badass !!!

Hey buddy How are things going for you my friend

Your videos are so awesome

Unfortunately I don’t have two nickels to rub together, I do have one and four pennies, so close, can’t wait!

In florida still getting copper in rolls and boxes. Good luck!

I have one

Congratulations Gabby, nice finds , I found a 1943 Denver this week Keep Stackin Bro

I wanted to see the copper pennoes to see the most space efficient layout for them

If you're into stacking base metals, I think nickels are a no brainer. 0% sort time and you know exactly what your getting. Kyle Bass thinks they're worthwhile also. I think he's got 1 million $ in nickels.

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Copper in relation to silver atm is 10x undervalued. Silver right now is undervalued 😬

I pick up minimum one box of nickels each year since 2003. They fit into an ammo can and stack easy, but never searched. Maybe I'll search them one day, maybe not.... The 2026 coins may actually be when the composition is changed, yeah I know it's been talked about for 20 years- but the new designs may be the perfect time for this. Good luck to you!

Nice box , I enjoy your videos. I do penny boxes and enjoy it myself

Nice job on silver and oldies! I havent found 1 2024 yet. What is going on with the 2024s?

There are a lot of people these days who really only care about quarters, and they leave their dimes, nickels, and pennies behind or throw them in the trash. That blows my mind, especially given that so many people are sinking in poverty at this point, but it's true, nonetheless. I do actually keep any Nickel bullion that I come across in Canadian change. I have several pounds of Canadian nickels & quarters, as well as a number of French 1/2, 1, 2, and 5 Francs French coins...all of which are 99.9% Nickel bullion. Yeah, that War Nickel is worth $1.90 at melt. I don't keep those as a part of my Silver stack, but I pick 'em up whenever I see them for cheap and put them in a little ancillary stack that I use to insulate my core position in Silver from ever having to be sold off. I think at last count I had something like 108 or 111 of those little War Nickels. Usually, I try to do a total inventory annually, so that time is coming up. Pretty good box of nickels! Keep at it!

As a coin collector too, I wonder the value of these coins due to their conditions. Can you please let me know if this is worth doing for me? Where do you sell them? Do you have to pay a fee to return the nickels that you don’t keep? I bought a box of Quarters and after going through them, the bank wanted a $5.00 fee for my returning the ones I didn’t want to keep. Are other banks not charging this fee?

I know absolutely know no one hoarding pennies.

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