I have no idea why RUclips recommended me this video because I have no interest in collecting coins, but I just sat and watched you sort through the entire bag. Maybe RUclips knows me better than I know myself 🤔
That's like me. I've never even searched anything to do with coins before and never shown any interest in it, but I sat through this entire video for absolutey no reason at all 😆
I had an awesome discovery myself a few months back--the second rarest Lincoln Cent, the 1914 D. Found it in a jar, above the sink, where it must have been stashed for 50 years, at least...
Big up the Canvey Island massive. We used to occasionally go there for a summer holiday in the 80s to stay in some horrible dreary brown chalet on the seafront.
We've got a £2 coin without a print on the silver bit in the middle. We took it to the royal mint a few years ago and nothing seemed to suggest it was fake so its pretty neat
I came across your channel by accident and within minutes I was hooked - your encyclopaedic knowledge and laid back commentary is very entertaining - love the quirkiness of the whole thing - looking forward to seeing more . Great job 👏 😉
when I was a kid I was obsessed with holding on to special coins, maybe this is something I should get in to. seems like a fun hobby, and it's not exactly gambling hahaha
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Congratulations on the fried egg! When I saw, Canvey on Sea, I thought, no it can’t be. I grew up in Essex, and 30 years ago, Canvey Island was considered, shall we say, a little rough. It seems some genius estate agent has managed to alter the image to such an extent, the post office is now called Canvey on Sea. Fabulous 😂😂
It's nearly midnight and for some reason RUclips decided to show me this ... more annoyingly is that I then watched it ! Strangely relaxing - never knew coins had so many variations. 🙂
I think the fried egg error is harder to find than the Jane Austen. The Jane Austen NIFC was meant for collectors and not for circulation while the fried egg error is 100% unintended. I also enjoy error coins way more than NIFCs.
Every time I watch a post I remember getting a £2 coin with the silver middle section note seated/ not flat!! with part of it sticking out, I thought it must be a fake £2 and quickly got rid of it!!........It was most likely a defect £2 coin. I feel like a mug now.
"Standing on the shoulders of giants" is actual a big diss to Hooke, so even though it sounds like a profound thing to say, it was actually because Hooke accused Newton of plagiarising his work on light, which to be honest, he had to some extent, but Hooke and Newton hated each other, and Hooke was a short man, so Newton responsed with "If I have seen further (than you) it is by standing on the shoulders of GIANTS (and not small people like you)"
In 1956/57 it am about 5yo, a friend of my farther, had worked in the UK gas industry all his life gave me 3p bit. [suspect you can guess wats coming], being a bright lad I noted the difference to the other 3p bit coins. Non of us realised how significant an Edward 8th coin was. But in order to keep it safe I hid it in my bedroom, I forgot about it. What stays in a 5yo mind. We move a year or two later, and as far as I know the coin is still there. Go ahead you can weep now.
what a cool dude you are! i would love to have you as a mate! 😁 every two minuets i would be like, yo bro?! is this worth anything? what about this? 😆😆
I have got two William Shakespeare ones a London Underground/Florence nightingale/world war 2/Trevithick invention industry and a Brunel one. If I where to sell them what would be the best price to sell them for. I also have a Peter rabbit 50p
Yesterday, I saw a thing pop up on my news feed about a guy that had found a mis-stamped £2 coin and it was on ebay for £400. I had a look and it's the golden guinea. I thought " I have a coin tin with £1 and £2 coins in it - about £500, I wonder if I can find anything that is collectible - i'm no expert and I don't know that much about coins ). Anyway, I saw his coin, went through my 100 or so £2 coins and a Shakespeare - comedies, a rugby, a darwin and................... the same golden guinea coin with the same mis-stamping errors as the guy selling on ebay for £400. His coin looks like it's been dropped into a tumble-dryer with a bag of nuts and bolts, but mine is significantly better condition. Is the guy selling the coin on ebay deluded? Am I deluded, or do I have something worth something?
I have some 'new' £1 coins dated 2016 which weren't released until 2017, supposedly the first year of circulation of the new style, stepped edge coins. Are they worth keeping ?
RUclips suggested this to me and I thought nah, coins are dull. 2 minutes in and I want to say I was spectacularly WRONG. This was absolutely fascinating. Thank you & subscribed.
I once got a £20 note from a cash point which had a big fold in it. Opened up, it had a clear un-printed strip running across it. I showed it to others who looked stunned and then declared it worth nothing but face value. I banked it because I really needed the money for what it was. I still think those who said it was worthless were lying through their teeth. That was over thirty years ago, so no internet to help negotiate the truth.
A lot to love about watching this hunt. There was a great Oooohhhhh and it was only the second bag in. I'd never heard of the fried egg error so thank you for highliting it. But I've never seen you more excited about a wonky technology coin even after finding a 2015 Britannia and a London Olympiad coin. A great video 😁
I collect £2 for no other reason than they are too heavy in the change. Unfortunately I have never checked them before and came an emergency for cash I disposed of the bulk. I started over again but since Lockdown hardly use any cash. I'll go now and check mine. I'm anxious to see if I can do that coin flip that you do.... ! I store them in those old plastic film canisters. On checking I found nothing worh-while except one film! Thanks. Very entertaining. BTW - I won't sell !!
The £2 coin before the egg one was dodgy as well, check the video back and look at the silver in it but I’m sure that’s a run/misprint as well maybe even a couple in that bag
I had a set in 1997 of two pound coins one was a prototype of the queen's chin a slim version of her face and the second, the first of the regular £2 coin, please can you tell me what that would be worth? Now would be highly appreciated 🙏
The fried egg error has to top the Jane Austin NIFC. The Jane Austin even though NIFC should exist the fried egg shouldn't. If that makes sense. Nice hunt well done Christopher brilliant hunt.
@@petervolkovoy7516exactly that’s all I watched this video for as I’ve about 200 £2 coins all collectibles but I don’t know the value for any of them plus I’ve £5 coins and about 300 £1 coins most of which are the old style £1 coins so of no value other than to collectors then finally I also 50p coins and they are in the hundreds and both types the old large ones and the newer smaller ones then various other collectibles in coins .
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I have no idea why RUclips recommended me this video because I have no interest in collecting coins, but I just sat and watched you sort through the entire bag. Maybe RUclips knows me better than I know myself 🤔
Same. I forgot I had a tub of £2 coins that I used to just throw them in for saving. I will be going through it over the weekend.
me too I did think he's already done this
That's like me. I've never even searched anything to do with coins before and never shown any interest in it, but I sat through this entire video for absolutey no reason at all 😆
Ahh my bad, I watched a RUclips short yesterday about some rare 2p coin worth £2,000 and I guess that is why this video was recommended...
Hahaha same for me
I’ve no interest in collecting coins, yet I still found this interesting.
I've no interest in reading comments regarding collecting coins, yet still.... no, I didn't find this interesting.
Same
I dont collect coins..but it is so infectious watching you go through the coins..love to see someone so passionate about their intrests
Agreed Matthew, mate. I've got into watching magnet fishing vids cos they're pretty interesting too.
@@hopebgood I am into Post 10 Channel, cleaning culverts out and wild camping, mad what you end up watching
I had an awesome discovery myself a few months back--the second rarest Lincoln Cent, the 1914 D. Found it in a jar, above the sink, where it must have been stashed for 50 years, at least...
Big up the Canvey Island massive. We used to occasionally go there for a summer holiday in the 80s to stay in some horrible dreary brown chalet on the seafront.
Not to mention the Gold MIne disco in the 70s.
We've got a £2 coin without a print on the silver bit in the middle. We took it to the royal mint a few years ago and nothing seemed to suggest it was fake so its pretty neat
I still can't believe those rare coins are worth over £2500 ! Wow, I'm off to the bank to start looking !
and down another youtube rabbit hole i go...
I came across your channel by accident and within minutes I was hooked - your encyclopaedic knowledge and laid back commentary is very entertaining - love the quirkiness of the whole thing - looking forward to seeing more . Great job 👏 😉
totally agree mate....i just said the same..
I was not aware of the fried egg error coin before. I will keep my eye out for one in the future.
What’s the difference between divorced men and pigeons?
The pigeons are still capable of making deposits on new BMW’s
Hi Patrick did I tell you about a man I know who's addicted to brake fluid. He says he can stop anytime.
How has that not been found in 21 years of being made is beyond me! well until now congratulations.
I had one myself a good few years back and was worried greggs wasnt going to take it lol
when I was a kid I was obsessed with holding on to special coins, maybe this is something I should get in to. seems like a fun hobby, and it's not exactly gambling hahaha
4:40 rare coin find 😉
Spiderman retired from crime fighting and now searches the multiverse for rare £2 coins. Who could known 🤷♂️
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Congratulations on the fried egg! When I saw, Canvey on Sea, I thought, no it can’t be. I grew up in Essex, and 30 years ago, Canvey Island was considered, shall we say, a little rough. It seems some genius estate agent has managed to alter the image to such an extent, the post office is now called Canvey on Sea. Fabulous 😂😂
I got 80 of these from my bank, one bag had a whole bag of commemorative coins, best bag ever..
It's nearly midnight and for some reason RUclips decided to show me this ... more annoyingly is that I then watched it ! Strangely relaxing - never knew coins had so many variations. 🙂
Bro exact same for me rn, 11:12 had long day and this is so relaxing
I think the fried egg error is harder to find than the Jane Austen. The Jane Austen NIFC was meant for collectors and not for circulation while the fried egg error is 100% unintended. I also enjoy error coins way more than NIFCs.
NIFCS - Not Intended For Circulation * ??????
@@berryj.greene7090 The s in "NIFCs" is not a part of the acronym.
You are lucky to still have a bank where you can get the coins, our bank is
closing shortly.
Same as that, our bank is shutting, the nearest bank is about 3-4 miles away.
This young man is like a young John Major
I had one of them egg coins but needed a pint of milk 🤨
Every time I watch a post I remember getting a £2 coin with the silver middle section note seated/ not flat!! with part of it sticking out, I thought it must be a fake £2 and quickly got rid of it!!........It was most likely a defect £2 coin. I feel like a mug now.
"Standing on the shoulders of giants" is actual a big diss to Hooke, so even though it sounds like a profound thing to say, it was actually because Hooke accused Newton of plagiarising his work on light, which to be honest, he had to some extent, but Hooke and Newton hated each other, and Hooke was a short man, so Newton responsed with "If I have seen further (than you) it is by standing on the shoulders of GIANTS (and not small people like you)"
FRIED EGG EH! NEVER HEARD OF THEM BUT NOW ILL BE LOOKIN
THANKS
Canvey on sea is along the A13 in Essex before Southend on sea and has an amusement near the Beach.
looking at the coins your going through spotted one 9.44 1st coin face side edge 10.16 face side looks older face
Is canvey on sea canvey island in Essex?
brilliant to be back myself after long illness , still ill but have enjoyed collecting for 60 years and do love your bag openings of all sorts
Unlike the majority of comments, I do collect coins. (Very small collection). RUclips algorithm blessed me
Canvey island. By the sea in Essex
Canvey Island is a seaside town.
In 1956/57 it am about 5yo, a friend of my farther, had worked in the UK gas industry all his life gave me 3p bit. [suspect you can guess wats coming], being a bright lad I noted the difference to the other 3p bit coins. Non of us realised how significant an Edward 8th coin was. But in order to keep it safe I hid it in my bedroom, I forgot about it. What stays in a 5yo mind. We move a year or two later, and as far as I know the coin is still there. Go ahead you can weep now.
Saw one being found live and ended up in my collection. Who remembers?
A brilliant error. 👍😎
Could Canvey on Sea possibly be Canvey Island in Essex😊
Congrats on the 'Fried Egg Error', Christopher! Love the new towel...it won't show the grubby residue!
I came across a fried egg error but just assumed it was a forgery so didn't hang onto it. Little did I know!
I know nothing about coins except that I can buy stuff with them....yet I'm here watching this video and strangely addicted to these videos.
🤣🤣🤣👍
Like the purple cloth!
That’s canvey island in Essex. Sometimes referred to as canvey on sea
what a cool dude you are! i would love to have you as a mate! 😁 every two minuets i would be like, yo bro?! is this worth anything? what about this? 😆😆
Canvey is in Essex, and it's by the sea.
I have got two William Shakespeare ones a London Underground/Florence nightingale/world war 2/Trevithick invention industry and a Brunel one. If I where to sell them what would be the best price to sell them for. I also have a Peter rabbit 50p
Your local Spar would be best place to take them 😆
As a window cleaner i get some good finds, i got £2 coin yesterday with the letter R in the middle
I enjoy watching these films. Makes a welcome change.
many years ago at an engineering firm i used to work at we used to press the middle out and press it in the other way round
ahhh balls..... I have found many coins like that first one, you can push out the centre
Yesterday, I saw a thing pop up on my news feed about a guy that had found a mis-stamped £2 coin and it was on ebay for £400. I had a look and it's the golden guinea. I thought " I have a coin tin with £1 and £2 coins in it - about £500, I wonder if I can find anything that is collectible - i'm no expert and I don't know that much about coins ). Anyway, I saw his coin, went through my 100 or so £2 coins and a Shakespeare - comedies, a rugby, a darwin and................... the same golden guinea coin with the same mis-stamping errors as the guy selling on ebay for £400. His coin looks like it's been dropped into a tumble-dryer with a bag of nuts and bolts, but mine is significantly better condition. Is the guy selling the coin on ebay deluded? Am I deluded, or do I have something worth something?
I never knew they had different reverse designs on coins I must start checking my change
1952 penny is a rare coin.
I have some 'new' £1 coins dated 2016 which weren't released until 2017, supposedly the first year of circulation of the new style, stepped edge coins. Are they worth keeping ?
"Case of the diddly...." Quite a common experience when Coin Roll Hunting.
I'm absolutely scrambled over the error find ... only yoking, truly outstanding, best £2 find every I would say Christopher super happy days
Eggstatic?
Considering the fried egg £2 coin has been in circulation since 2001, that must be your best find.
RUclips suggested this to me and I thought nah, coins are dull.
2 minutes in and I want to say I was spectacularly WRONG. This was absolutely fascinating. Thank you & subscribed.
The egg is a great find, but the sight if you finding that stunning plush Jane Austen coin a while ago trumps it in my opinion
My favourite find was that spiffing fried egg error coin! Fab. Made the grippers curl a little. Brill. 😄 CAAAAAMOOOOOOOON ENGURRLHANNDDDDDDDDD.
First visit….exciting….thank you for showing .
I once got a £20 note from a cash point which had a big fold in it. Opened up, it had a clear un-printed strip running across it. I showed it to others who looked stunned and then declared it worth nothing but face value. I banked it because I really needed the money for what it was. I still think those who said it was worthless were lying through their teeth. That was over thirty years ago, so no internet to help negotiate the truth.
I got a Scottish Bill of Rights £2 from the post office - dated 1989 and was solid brass not Bi-Colour!
I used to work in a national cash center and know that many rare coins are taken by staff.
I've got one with the hollow crown upside down when the head is top, if you could throw a quick estimate my way buddy that would be great.
Perhaps Canvey on Sea is another name for Canvey Island ?
A lot to love about watching this hunt. There was a great Oooohhhhh and it was only the second bag in. I'd never heard of the fried egg error so thank you for highliting it. But I've never seen you more excited about a wonky technology coin even after finding a 2015 Britannia and a London Olympiad coin. A great video 😁
U need to learn how to count
Canvey is in Essex
Did you also notice the tear from Queens eye on the head side of the fried egg error...
Can you help? On the old £1 coins does it matter which way up the wrighting around the edge is
Strangely therapeutic I am hooked.
Eggselent find Christopher!
eggsactly what i was thinking
I was listening with headphones on and you just about deafened me ha ha.
I collect £2 for no other reason than they are too heavy in the change. Unfortunately I have never checked them before and came an emergency for cash I disposed of the bulk. I started over again but since Lockdown hardly use any cash. I'll go now and check mine. I'm anxious to see if I can do that coin flip that you do.... ! I store them in those old plastic film canisters. On checking I found nothing worh-while except one film! Thanks. Very entertaining. BTW - I won't sell !!
Goddamn look at how he flips the coins. What a legend
The £2 coin before the egg one was dodgy as well, check the video back and look at the silver in it but I’m sure that’s a run/misprint as well maybe even a couple in that bag
2016coin of Elizabeth one pound how much is it worth?
Thanks gor sharing got a few good 2 quids myself.
Canvey Island, a touch of Essex and close to home.
The best NIFC you found is the 'Jane Austen'.
Canvey on Sea is probably Canvey Island Essex.
Canvey is in Essex in the Thames Estuary
Well done Christopher
Never heard of that error before. Thanks for the knowledge
Well done on finding the egg error Christopher . What a remarkable find 😁. Lovely Olympic Centenary find also .
I had a set in 1997 of two pound coins one was a prototype of the queen's chin a slim version of her face and the second, the first of the regular £2 coin, please can you tell me what that would be worth? Now would be highly appreciated 🙏
wow all the 2 pound coins are worth 2 poundS!
Fryed egg for sure. I would love to own one of it.
Canvey island on sea. Its close to south-end on sea.
Very nice. Can't grumble about that bag
The fried egg error has to top the Jane Austin NIFC. The Jane Austin even though NIFC should exist the fried egg shouldn't. If that makes sense. Nice hunt well done Christopher brilliant hunt.
Hi just found your channel about £2 coins and I was wondering if you have ever come across one with a sliver of the silver section missing.
Love how fast your moving the coins lol, it was like watching a poker dealer in vegas!
I can’t remember how I found this channel but I absolutely love watching these coin hunts.
Same here. I find myself checking my chance all the time now
What a beauty that is! Bravo
I know nothing about coin hunting...but it's freaking me out how fast you're flicking through them incase you miss something lol.
It’s nice to see the rugby one . People don’t know rugby was named after the town rugby lol I do because I am from rugby.
What an amazing find Christopher, congratulations!
How much is it worth?
@@petervolkovoy7516exactly that’s all I watched this video for as I’ve about 200 £2 coins all collectibles but I don’t know the value for any of them plus I’ve £5 coins and about 300 £1 coins most of which are the old style £1 coins so of no value other than to collectors then finally I also 50p coins and they are in the hundreds and both types the old large ones and the newer smaller ones then various other collectibles in coins .
surprisingly, calming viewing. Who knew I would watch 15 minutes of this!
near southend canvey island
I have a Brunel achievements coin with a mintage error, the yolk is slightly out. Is it worth something more than the face value?
A question that came to mind when viewing the Britania coin, do the £2 coins ever get minted with the inner and outer parts(the pattern) out of line?