Since I have so many Canadian Nickels (well - I have my fair share being in the states), I figured I would put my Canadian Nickel Mat to use and hunt though all of my Canadian Nickels to start filling up my Albums. It's been something I have wanted to do for quite some time - since I already have my Canadian Penny Album near complete and I am planning on doing a similar hunt for both my Canadian Dimes and Canadian Quarters as well! During this hunt, I take the time to look for several of the Rare and Valuable Canadian Nickels to familiarize myself with the different varieties that can be found. I also tried to make sure that the video was informative while still being as fun as I could make it. Hope you enjoyed the video and if so, let me know if you'd like to see even more Foreign coin hunts like this one. Keep hunting and good luck! They're still out there for us to find! By the way - I am selling my custom Coin Roll Hunting Mats on my website or on eBay (see below): robfindstreasure.com/whats-for-sale/ www.ebay.com/usr/robfindstreasure PLEASE SUPPORT MY CHANNEL - I am an Amazon Associate and if you shop on Amazon, please feel free to clink one of my links below - I get a little extra every time you shop using my link: www.amazon.com/shop/robfindstreasure Strike it Rich - Coin Errors/Varieties Book: amzn.to/2NkItnU The Microscope I use is good quality and low-priced: amzn.to/2JFQtcS US Coins Redbook - really handy: amzn.to/2kjLW8P Nic-A-Date: amzn.to/2KM7031 Jefferson Nickels Album: amzn.to/2O5OnVE Digital Mini Scale: amzn.to/2jw3HxL Do you also collect foreign coins? Do you have them in jars or in albums? What's your favorite type of coins to search through? Do you have any of your collection albums complete? I post several new videos weekly so please subscribe if you wish to see more: goo.gl/7jX6g5 Thanks for watching! FYI - I've been asked about an address to send things to. If you want, you can use this address: Rob Finds Treasure P.O. Box 5565 Frisco, TX 75035 Facebook: fb.me/RobFindsTreasure Instagram: instagram.com/robfindstreasure/ Twitter: twitter.com/RobFindTreasure Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+RobFindsTreasure paypal.me/RobFindsTreasure robfindstreasure.com
Real Great to see TRUELY INTERESTING coins Of The True COMMONWEALTH withë True Ruler'z CROWN on t'Obverse Face! (..of some Proper Northern COLLECTING Coins !;)💂🇨🇰🇨🇦 PS: Not An Fan of SPitting Now A even on CoiNZ AYE!) ... Rather un
I was so pumped to see this video in my feed. I just recently started collecting Canadian Nickels because of your channel. You are an inspiration to pick up a great new hobby.
A very nice change of pace. Showing some love to our neighbors to the north. Can't get mad at that. I love nickles of ALL kinds. Really like that Canadian nickle mat. Great video 👍
Just saying I've started watching about canaduan coins . Want to thank you cus so far I've enjoyed yours the best . I respect your honesty and knowledge. Love your demonstrations haven't seen anyone's video this thurel
Awesome hut RFT yes you should do the dimes wow i learned so much from that video that was so cool thank you very much for everything you do with the live stream and videos you rock brother
Right on, very cool Rob! Awesome stash of Nickels, and beauty job on filling up those albums.😀 Those 1981 and older are worth their weight in Nickel, and then some! Have only broken in my penny mat so far. Great vid!😀🍻🇨🇦
Love the change of pace Rob! Canadian coins are interesting because they have different varieties to look for versus our coins. Looking forward to the next video!
I liked this just to change it up. I turned in a bunch of grandpas silver Canadian coins for some rounds at my nlcs and always wondered if I got had. The guy kept asking me "so, where did you say you got these". it made me think I had something better there than I thought.
Love Canadian coins. I also collect and have made some binders to hold them with 2x2 flips. It would be nice to see you do the dimes and quarters also. Thanks for sharing
You mentioned in stream about Chase being notorious for foreigns. In about $35 of pennies from my local Chase I have a whole roll of Canadians including some 40s Georges. So...true in Michigan as well.
I noticed on your mat it states the 1936 Dot as a key date I'm pretty sure that should be the penny not the nickel. Regardless I loved your Canadian nickel hunt and being a Canadian nickels have always been my favorites. Hoping we will see a Canadian penny hunt one day!
You are right, the 1936 dot existe on the one 1 cent ( really rare, last sold 700 000 $ at a auction, sold a million before), on the 10 cent (also really rare, sold 87 000 at a auction) and on the 25 cent ( less rare but still really expensive about 20$ in G-4 and 6000$ in ms-64.
Funny you launched this video. I lived in Canada for a year and still have a bunch of Canadian coins. I was going through them today to see if it was worth getting some folders for them. All those varieties though are making me cross eyed I have a hard enough time with the 1982 American pennies.
Great video. I really enjoyed it. I have so many Canadian nickels, pennies, dimes and quarters that I have just saved over the years, and done nothing with them. Living in NE we get Canadian coins all the time. My cousins in Maine say they are spent in Maine just as if they were U.S. coins. I suppose I should look through them for any errors and varieties. Thanks!
Well I've learned something new about Canadians thanks to you... I've got roughly ~15 or so pieces from up North in my collection but I really know nothing about them. My most interesting specimens are a centennial dime which I suspect to be silver, as well as a couple of older pennies. In paper currency I've got an old King George note. I have one single solitary Canadian nickel in the collection and if it's a year you need I'd be happy to send it to you, I'll have to dig it out and see what's what but I think it's too new for your books. As for the nickel you showed, whenever I see what looks like doubling, since I'm still a beginner I always simply err on the side of die deterioration, so that'd be my best guess. But even in such cases I think any coin that shows something like what you showed is interesting and worth keeping, even if it's not valuable and even if it's not even a catalogued error/variety. I have OCD (for real not an exaggeration lol) and I have to force myself to throw coins back or I'd keep almost all of them, because the longer I look at them under the glass the more I realize almost every coin is unique, and since losing my dad in July I find myself drawn into the world of coins because it's something he liked. Anyways thanks for the vid, they're always interesting. God bless.
Loved the video Rob really hope you do more. One thing I like to do is actually get 2 albums of each kind, yeah it means I have to get 2 of each coin but it allows me to show the face in one album and the obverse in the other and not worry about flipping them back and forth between the years.
Both of the 1962’s you have are acceptable “double die” dates. The most-common doubling is on the 2. You should ALSO look for doubling on the upper leaves and “5 CENTS” as well
It's probably my favorite. Canadian nickels and pennies. Just can't get enough of them. Try your lcs' I get pennies and nickels for face. This is Minnesota though. I get a bunch once a month or so. Great hunt.
I've always thought Canadian coins were pretty cool. Trying to get into hunting some US pennies now, but I'll definitely be saving any Canadians I find!
Hey rob. Did you know that the 43 and 44 have morse code around the edge on the side with the date..... (41,42, and 45 are probably included in this too but i dont know for sure.
Since I have so many Canadian Nickels (well - I have my fair share being in the states), I figured I would put my Canadian Nickel Mat to use and hunt though all of my Canadian Nickels to start filling up my Albums.
It's been something I have wanted to do for quite some time - since I already have my Canadian Penny Album near complete and I am planning on doing a similar hunt for both my Canadian Dimes and Canadian Quarters as well!
During this hunt, I take the time to look for several of the Rare and Valuable Canadian Nickels to familiarize myself with the different varieties that can be found. I also tried to make sure that the video was informative while still being as fun as I could make it.
Hope you enjoyed the video and if so, let me know if you'd like to see even more Foreign coin hunts like this one.
Keep hunting and good luck!
They're still out there for us to find!
By the way - I am selling my custom Coin Roll Hunting Mats on my website or on eBay (see below):
robfindstreasure.com/whats-for-sale/
www.ebay.com/usr/robfindstreasure
PLEASE SUPPORT MY CHANNEL - I am an Amazon Associate and if you shop on Amazon, please feel free to clink one of my links below - I get a little extra every time you shop using my link:
www.amazon.com/shop/robfindstreasure
Strike it Rich - Coin Errors/Varieties Book:
amzn.to/2NkItnU
The Microscope I use is good quality and low-priced:
amzn.to/2JFQtcS
US Coins Redbook - really handy:
amzn.to/2kjLW8P
Nic-A-Date:
amzn.to/2KM7031
Jefferson Nickels Album:
amzn.to/2O5OnVE
Digital Mini Scale:
amzn.to/2jw3HxL
Do you also collect foreign coins? Do you have them in jars or in albums? What's your favorite type of coins to search through? Do you have any of your collection albums complete?
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love these videos and I would love to see more Canadian coins.
I can't find the candian mats on your website
Where do you get the mats with the information on them
Real Great to see TRUELY INTERESTING coins Of The True COMMONWEALTH withë True Ruler'z CROWN on t'Obverse Face! (..of some Proper Northern COLLECTING Coins !;)💂🇨🇰🇨🇦
PS: Not An Fan of SPitting Now A even on CoiNZ AYE!) ... Rather un
As a Canadian, I wish you did more Canadian coin hunting.. I very much like this video!
come on up and check out some of us Canadian coin roll hunters...
@@GreatWhiteNortherner do you find a lot of U.S. coins in Canadian rolls?
As an American, I’d find it very entertaining and enjoyable as well.
Canadian Nickels?! I like this new change!
Manuscript Films unintentionally
I AM a Canadian 1951 vintage, I very much enjoyed your show on Canadian Nickels and coins in general. Thank You very much.
Awesome hunt and fill, can't wait for Dimes and Quarters!!! WOW on the 1962's ,nice doubling. Great job Rob 😊
Loved the change up with this Canadian nickel video!!
that doubled 1964 Canadian 5 cent is AWESOME! i love it
I was so pumped to see this video in my feed. I just recently started collecting Canadian Nickels because of your channel. You are an inspiration to pick up a great new hobby.
A very nice change of pace. Showing some love to our neighbors to the north. Can't get mad at that. I love nickles of ALL kinds. Really like that Canadian nickle mat. Great video 👍
The Canadian nickel video was very interesting. I would vote more. Thanks for what you do. My son and I enjoy watching your videos together.
It is always awesome to see what you have collected and start building the books up. Thanks for sharing with us. 😋😋😋
Love those Canadian Coins !! Nice Video 👍
Great to see the albums filling up nice video :)
I love the 1967 Canadian Commemoratives. Great video idea Rob.
Great video, yes for more Canada coins, I just got me 1920 Canada penny King George, see you next video.
Very cool hunt. Makes me wish I kept all my Canadian change!
Thats a good fill for not collecting Canadian nickels, always cool to see different videos waiting for the dimes👍👍
Just saying I've started watching about canaduan coins . Want to thank you cus so far I've enjoyed yours the best . I respect your honesty and knowledge. Love your demonstrations haven't seen anyone's video this thurel
Rob. I loved the Canadian hunt. It's a fresh video. Not the same coins weve been all hunting. So that's really nice.
Totally look forward to your Canadian dime video
This foreign coin collector really likes this foray into the Great White North! Can't wait for more.
Fun video! Nothing like watching an album get filled out... even when it's not mine.
Great video Rob! I would love to see more like it!
I’d like to see ANY coin collection that you have! (Although I do love pennies!) Thank you so much for sharing with us !! ✌🏼
Fantastic Canadian coin Hunt definitely something for you to continue searching for 👍🇬🇧
Very cool Rob! Keep the videos coming!
Great video, definitely fun to learn about other countries coins.
Awesome hut RFT yes you should do the dimes wow i learned so much from that video that was so cool thank you very much for everything you do with the live stream and videos you rock brother
Right on, very cool Rob! Awesome stash of Nickels, and beauty job on filling up those albums.😀 Those 1981 and older are worth their weight in Nickel, and then some! Have only broken in my penny mat so far. Great vid!😀🍻🇨🇦
Thanks Ryan for ordering the mats. I can't wait to do the dimes next!
Dang Rob... you have more Canadian nickles then all the canadians I know combined lol... pretty cool seeing something different!
Canadian coins are awesome. I have so many Queen Victoria and King George V coins
Great to see you organizing your Canadian coins, next the dime's. Have Fun!!! LOL
William Fowler Thanks brother - I had a lot of fun with these!
WOW!!! I got my Canadian nickel books today and filled mine too. Not nearly as much as you but I'm looking forward to filling them all!
Awesome video Rob! There's a 1970 and some 1920s in the package I sent you! :) Perfect timing haha.
VERY NICE - and it's sitting on my shelf right now!
@@RobFindsTreasure Awesome! Glad to know it arrived! 👍
Is it a dime, I believe it is a semi key date if so.
Living in Buffalo NY(basically a suburb of Canada) I was always fascinated with the Canadian dollars and coins. Love this video.
This was great Rob, loved the nickels you have, I’m excited to see the dimes you get to put in your books. Another great night with RFT 👍🤗
From your friends up north, gotta love the Nickel hunt. Keep it up Rob, earned my subscription for sure! And as always... happy hunting
Dave He-Bear Thank you brother - I had a blast hunting them and wondered why I had postponed it for so long.
I love how full that first book already looks it’s beautiful
Thanks Rob - not sure how I missed this video. The Canadian coins are fun and interesting. Great fun! Chuck in NE Kansas
Awesome collection Rob! Thanks for sharing!
That was really fun. I would enjoy Canadian dimes, as well.
I really enjoyed this video Rob!
That was super interesting, thank you for the video!! I'd love to see other denominations too!! :D
Great job Rob hope you do more this shows on Canadians coins awesome information
Love the change of pace Rob! Canadian coins are interesting because they have different varieties to look for versus our coins. Looking forward to the next video!
Wow really amazing Canadian Coins video ever 10out10!!! :D
Great video. I am doing the penny folders right now. I just started filling the #1&2 folders.
Definitely like this video and would like to see more like it.
Wasn't aware you had Canadian mats. Nice!
I liked this just to change it up. I turned in a bunch of grandpas silver Canadian coins for some rounds at my nlcs and always wondered if I got had. The guy kept asking me "so, where did you say you got these". it made me think I had something better there than I thought.
YESS!!! this was awesome! Much love from Canada🇨🇦
gotta love filling in those emptys my friend!😍😍
You did a great job on the video. I love learning new things. 👍
Learned a lot. Thx. (Now I gotta go thru my Canadian nickels.)
Love the album videos. Just watched a guy go through his states type album, super cool. And your video was a nice intro into Canadian nickels
Nice hunt and book fill
I really liked the video, as always I appreciated your research and extensive information! Thank you
Love Canadian coins. I also collect and have made some binders to hold them with 2x2 flips. It would be nice to see you do the dimes and quarters also. Thanks for sharing
Interesting and inspirational 👍😀
I love the older canadian silver nickels, would love to see a canadian dime hunt.
I was getting ready to do the same and order the books. Video is great and gives good tips how to get organized.
I very much enjoyed the video. Thanks.
Very cool Rob👍🏻 I haven’t even started a Canadian book yet😊
Love the video i have 3 pennies books and 1 nickel book i plan on filling up soon!!! Need to look for other books to start filling up!!!
Just a little tip for putting coins in those types of folders, PUT A TOWEL UNDER THE BOOK. It makes it MUCH easier to push the coin into the hole.
By far, best intro😂
Simple and to the point - LOL.
This was definitely an interesting change nice hunt however just curious what were to happen if you hunted a box of Canadian nickels? 🤔
You mentioned in stream about Chase being notorious for foreigns. In about $35 of pennies from my local Chase I have a whole roll of Canadians including some 40s Georges. So...true in Michigan as well.
That was very interesting. When I get Canadian money in my change...I think of “play” money. Guess I need to pay better attention. Tfs 😃
Wow! What’s the chance that I got my first box, nickels that is, up here in Canada yesterday?! Great video Rob!
I noticed on your mat it states the 1936 Dot as a key date I'm pretty sure that should be the penny not the nickel. Regardless I loved your Canadian nickel hunt and being a Canadian nickels have always been my favorites. Hoping we will see a Canadian penny hunt one day!
You are right, the 1936 dot existe on the one 1 cent ( really rare, last sold 700 000 $ at a auction, sold a million before), on the 10 cent (also really rare, sold 87 000 at a auction) and on the 25 cent ( less rare but still really expensive about 20$ in G-4 and 6000$ in ms-64.
Sweet! I’m collecting Canadian Nickels as well, my oldest is an 1896 it’s a super cool coin, good luck on the hunts!
Nice video rob like all the different coins you do I say do the Canadian dime time
It would be cool to see more videos like this
Great video. Thank you Rob.
Funny you launched this video. I lived in Canada for a year and still have a bunch of Canadian coins. I was going through them today to see if it was worth getting some folders for them. All those varieties though are making me cross eyed I have a hard enough time with the 1982 American pennies.
I personally would enjoy seeing u do the dimes, Rob!
nice video. Was exciting to see if you complete the album or not.
Great video. I really enjoyed it. I have so many Canadian nickels, pennies, dimes and quarters that I have just saved over the years, and done nothing with them. Living in NE we get Canadian coins all the time. My cousins in Maine say they are spent in Maine just as if they were U.S. coins. I suppose I should look through them for any errors and varieties. Thanks!
Before we laugh? @18:47 rob I’m not that mean. I think your collection is great. I would love to see the Canadian quarters and dimes
RFT Has gone full circle, yep coin collecting means foreign coins too. Very nice brother!
Great video! I been working on my candian collection! I'm missing only a couple nickels except some varieties
Really enjoyed the video. Some really nice coins.
Well I've learned something new about Canadians thanks to you... I've got roughly ~15 or so pieces from up North in my collection but I really know nothing about them. My most interesting specimens are a centennial dime which I suspect to be silver, as well as a couple of older pennies. In paper currency I've got an old King George note. I have one single solitary Canadian nickel in the collection and if it's a year you need I'd be happy to send it to you, I'll have to dig it out and see what's what but I think it's too new for your books. As for the nickel you showed, whenever I see what looks like doubling, since I'm still a beginner I always simply err on the side of die deterioration, so that'd be my best guess. But even in such cases I think any coin that shows something like what you showed is interesting and worth keeping, even if it's not valuable and even if it's not even a catalogued error/variety. I have OCD (for real not an exaggeration lol) and I have to force myself to throw coins back or I'd keep almost all of them, because the longer I look at them under the glass the more I realize almost every coin is unique, and since losing my dad in July I find myself drawn into the world of coins because it's something he liked. Anyways thanks for the vid, they're always interesting. God bless.
Congrats on 41k
This is just an amazing idea
Very cool brother. I’ve got to get Confusion Coins some Canadian books since she gets all of mine. Haha
Awesome as always
Loved the video Rob really hope you do more. One thing I like to do is actually get 2 albums of each kind, yeah it means I have to get 2 of each coin but it allows me to show the face in one album and the obverse in the other and not worry about flipping them back and forth between the years.
Not a bad idea at all!
Both of the 1962’s you have are acceptable “double die” dates. The most-common doubling is on the 2. You should ALSO look for doubling on the upper leaves and “5 CENTS” as well
cool video I enjoyed it very much
It's probably my favorite. Canadian nickels and pennies. Just can't get enough of them. Try your lcs' I get pennies and nickels for face. This is Minnesota though. I get a bunch once a month or so. Great hunt.
This inspired me to go check my Canadians that I pick up from change. I found a silver dime! 1963, 80% silver.
Great show very goed
great video! thanks for sharing
I've always thought Canadian coins were pretty cool. Trying to get into hunting some US pennies now, but I'll definitely be saving any Canadians I find!
I’ve been waiting all day for a video!
YAY! Canadian coin hunt! But so far I haven’t found any myself😕
Hey rob. Did you know that the 43 and 44 have morse code around the edge on the side with the date..... (41,42, and 45 are probably included in this too but i dont know for sure.
It says, "We Win When We Work Willingly" the canadians lile the letter W. Although, im sure there is a story behind that....
Keep up the great work!!!!
I'm from Canada and it's awsome to see you coin roll hunt canadian coins.I can't wait for the next hunts:)Keep up the good work Rob.