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I believe you! However, I seriously think you should take the 'sweet lady' at the bank some roses and a thank you card since she told you she saved that roll for you, dude, she may have STACKED that roll for you..... jus' sayin'. Awesome find!
Agreed!
your right He should do that for the teller
I hope he took her out on a date.
Go buy that nice lady dinner. She must have cherry picked that roll for you. And even if she didn’t, it would be a nice gesture.
It’s been years ago, but you should take her for the 10k views 🤣
Whoever that bank teller is, is one of the angels that walk this Earth. What a remarkably loving and kind thing to do. This world needs more people like her. And...good for you for knowing her, good sir! ❤👍
Aaron Calhoun how the hell dose hooking this guy up with coins put that random lady on the same level as non mortal deities, shes a nice lady at best calm the fuck down
James
@@YasilTorvanna I think u need to calm down actually
@@YasilTorvanna calm down buddy
You ain't kidden out banks here in Pa where I live the tellers will NOT sell you the halfs or anything change it sucks
why are there so many toxic comments in here? ya'll need to find your own hobby and stop ripping on this dude who clearly is passionate and excited. cool video
shoespeak they are salty because they didn’t get any silver....
Mist I get a lot of silver from my rolls👏
So many people in this world that feal the need to hate on folks it's sad truthfully
Because sometimes treasures are set up.
Yeah I agree I don’t understand these dickheads in the comments 😡😡😡
I believe you 110%!! I watched a few of these type of videos and thought "What The Heck, Why Not?" - I took $100 and tried it at a newer Credit Union that opened up near me. This is NO BS.... I found 42, yes, Forty Two Silvers in a $100 worth of Half Dollars!! It's possible folks!! I am TOTALLY hooked on Silver now!! Congratulations Dave!! The Haters are gonna Hate! lol
nerotikzombie how much is each silver worth?
As of 10:45am Pacific Time Silver is $14.40 an ounce. A Half Dollar "Melt Value" is $5.21
@@nerotikzombie 2 years have gone by since your post, its spot price an ounce is a bit above 25 bucks. 2021. But street value is 31 dollars. higher for collectables and prettier stuff.
When I was a kid this guy that came to our house gave me a silver dollar every time he came over. I wish I had kept all of those.
Shit man that sucks that you got rid of those coins!! there worth a bit and that’s a very nice guy fr!!
Hi Dave, is it usually worth getting $500 in half dollars and sorting through it? What do you do with them after you’ve sorted them, return them to another bank? You’ve inspired me to consider doing this!
I have never seen that much silver in one roll. Either the lady at the bank set you up with a huge find, ir somebody was saving them and needed the money. Big find for one roll. Thanks for sharing. John
Who ever was saving these and needed the money is a idiot !!!......to cash them in at a bank..? I guess some people never heard of a COIN shop.....LOL
I remember going to a bank and buying 11 rolls -- all clad except for the last one, which was a solid 90% silver roll, a mix of 1964 Kennedy and 1963 Franklins.
Nice dude! Im kinda new to coin roll hunting and my only silver find was a ww2 nickel. Anyways, congrats!
Imagine if you had only bought ten!
@@kamoroso94 I did, it was only the final roll that was solid silver, the others were all clad base metal
I'd have a hard time working that day thinking the whole day about the remaining $250 in halfs at the bank
I couldn't get those and then go to work nope couldn't do it haha lunch break I'd be late coming back
When I was in Jr. high School back in the early 70's, we had a fad where all the kids would get a big honkin metal soup spoon, and stand around before and after school just tapping away on the edge of a 50 cent piece, slowly rotating it, etc. The end result was a flattened and widened coin like you found. The goal was to reduce it to the size of your finger (or your girlfriends finger), then have your dad drill it out an viola, a nice metal ring.
I did this when I was a kid in the late 80s.... found a few 40%. Never ever once a walking liberty though. Can't possibly believe there's still silver coins turning up with everyone picking them through all these years.
I hit a slot machine that was putting out pre 64 Washington’s. I played it until all my coins were silver. About five bucks face.
Evan Swinford that's cool!
This happens more often than you think. I worked at a bank for a while and the majority of silver coins I took in came from school cafeteria deposits. Only thing I could figure is kids would raid their parents coin stash for lunch money not knowing the value of the coins. I ended up buying them out of the cashier drawers at the end of the day and over the year that I worked there I collected at least 200 coins like these.
And you only spent a hundred bucks for them!
Pretty sure that thick one was from someone making a ring but didn’t finish
Yeah looks like someone was hammering that coin then realized how much work it was going to be and gave up lol
Til they hit copper
CJ White no I don’t think it’s that I have a lot of those but in nickels and penny’s
I think they call it a full uniplace strike when two blanks are struck over each other
Nobody was trying to make a ring out of the JFK coin. Just an error at the mint. Worth about $125.00-$175.00 LC condition to right coin collector.
I don't get super excited over roll hunting. It is usually circulated stuff that anyone can find. I will say this - Kennedy Half Dollars are known for Double Dies, and they can be worth more than the junk silver combined.So yes, a Clad Doubled Die Obverse or Doubled Die Reverse can fetch big bucks. Have a look at VarietyVista.com, look under the Kennedy Half Dollar area.
Great information thanks for sharing
Wow! Digging Dave... your dime luck rolled into your halves (and then some!). Ridiculous Score! Get that bank teller a thank you card and grab the other $250 immediately!!!
It pays to make friends with your banker!!
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She obviously has no knowledge of coin values or would of exchanged her money for the coins.
D krack
Matt Troutman bank tellers often save rolls of old coins for people. not everyone collects coins.
I was at my local bank when a gentleman came in with a few boxes of coins his gre great grandfather had saved. he came over on the Santa Maria so some of them are from Spain and since his dad was a conquistador there could be coins from South America in there as well. I will keep you updated
somone's collection after they passed when to young people who just thought it was 50 cents each...
Or sum crackhead stole someone's shit
This is what my life has come to
lmao i guess so
I was an inch from my screen reading comments so intensely and got to yours and couldnt stop laughing! its 1:13am here in Denver and this is my life. fuckin a
DontTouchMeImCrazy its 1:17 am in Gdansk Poland and this is my life now.
Same here
FISH ON do u guys have some spare change to give away? I m in rough economic situation right now and im living in country where 1 dollar means one loaf of bread and few caisers. If someone is willing to help me,heres my pay pal email - anakin1001@wp.pl
Thank you and im sorry if someone is thinking that im a lazy bitch witouth job who begging for money. I have a job,so as my fiance but even with them we still urge to survive.
We all get lucky man, I have gone through countless nickel boxes and the other day I tried a new bank for a box. All hand rolled. Got 10 rolls of 1940s, 5 war nickels. A buffalo and a roll of 38s and 39s. Cheers man, may Lady Luck shine upon you again
Great material and thanks for sharing. Greetings from WW2HistoryHunter.
Thanks for watching I Love WW2 History My Great Grandpa landing on D Day it's quite amazing if you think about it!
@@DigginDave mine too
@@DigginDave the thick one was used in a jewelry item.
WOW THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR THIS VIDEO HITTING OVER 1 MILLION VIEWS :) & YES FOR ALL THE HATERS THIS VIDEO IS REAL!
Diggin Dave hi, I am new to ur channel, I wanna know if ur gonna sell the big edged half dollar
I believe someone started to make a ring and gave up on the thick one
1 Million Views!!??? CONGRATULATIONS!!
Holy Million Views!!! Congrats on a great hunt and the amazing number of views. 👍
How much are those silver coins each I love to learn
So I've got a question, im new getting into coin roll hunting. With all the other half dollars, after you've gone through them and inspected them for any other rarities, do you then just sell them back to the bank and basically get your money back? Or how does it quite work? I guess it seems to me like: buy coin rolls with cash, check rolls for silver, sell remaining clad coins back to bank and put money back into your account?
probably a bit too late now, but yes, just reroll the coins and take them back to the bank. you can also use a coin machine at a bank or grocery story but they usually charge a fee
Just depends really if you don't need the money just keep cycling back into rolls
No matter what year you graduated from high school you had this guy in your class.
Hell yea buddy
No I was the guy😂😂
i knew a guy way too into sports and statistics. many years later he is still the same way talking on facebook about really specific things. he should have gotten a job with a sports team. i mean at some point sports has to get old after your team keeps losing or games are fixed.
Jon Focker sports are fucking stupid anyways just smoke weed all day and play games sounds good eh
Aero fat?
The thick one, i have had the same thing, it comes from the coin being heated to extreme temps and rotated. Mine was from a high powered clothes dryer, pulled out pennies, dimes, nickels and quaters where the ends were all like that
I went to get half dollars at the bank and the guy goes we’re out but then he goes hold on a hands me a half a roll and they turned out to be all silver two 64s and the rest like 67-69
You're energy is so exciting. What a wonderful Guy. I'm inspired to get to the bank now. Thank you.💰
I fricken wish our banks would sell coins but nope not where I live in Pa I went to many banks a few times each in a period of time. My own bank told me to stop asking for them being very rude to me so I changed banks
I found a full roll of silver half dollars at a bank one time. IT was all silver. 10 Benjis 9 forty presenters and 1 Walker.
You better give that bank teller a thank you card for saving that one for you.
Agreed
I'd offer to buy her lunch for that roll.
The coin that you saw started with a normal planchette (blank.) That coin was shaped (flat edged) by a jeweler and a hoop was added around it. It was then attached to a chain. Sometimes the jeweler would use a gold electroplating process on the coin and then sell it with a 14 carat gold chain as a necklace. When silver was high in the 70's, a normal cupronickel (clad) coin was used with a silver necklace. That was short lived because silver tends to turn body parts green when mixed with our body's chemicals. They also have a better process now for fitting a coin into a hoop that keeps from deforming the coin. I have a friend with a 190(?) Twenty dollar liberty gold piece mounted with this non deforming process and she had it custom mounted that way, as the coin originally belonged to her father.
G’day, I worked as bank rep. in the States while attending University and witnessed first hand, the amazing coins people brought to the bank to exchange for paper. The coins we’d get from customer’s were absolutely insane. A lot of folks that want paper currency, will raid their coin jars & coin banks and roll up all sorts of dates, regardless of the coin’s age, even including error coins! If a customer wants paper money, it’s truly astonishing what they’ll bring to exchange. Obviously, that happened to the bank where Dave scored that massive roll with the Walking Liberty Halves! Maybe one day, you’ll find rolls with either Barber, Capped Bust, or Seated Liberty Halves ~ Fingers Crossed Mate!!! Continued success. Cheers from Mandurah, Western Australia!
Pitty we do not get much silver in Australia.
I think a more likely situation is that these were stolen and exchanged at a bank by a stupid thief.
@@Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes Only our 1966 round 50c piece. I have 40
@@azzagirt2 I mean in circulaion, I never got any like they do in the USA.
So is the purpose of this collecting or will he sell the coins for silver weight?
I can tell how passionate you are about collecting coins. My 54 year old dad has been collecting coins and other forms of currency (but mostly coins) his entire life since he was about 7-9 years old and goes to swap meets and other forms of get togethers with other coin and currency collectors every year and I can tell you his collection would make your fucking God damn jaw drop to the fucking floor lol. He puts the value of his collection worth over 6 figures. It is absolutely breath taking of how many rare coins and other currency he has. I don’t really know too much but I do know has a few coins that are so rare that theres only 1 of 1 of them and others that theres only 2-5 of them ever made too. Freakin wicked awesome and such a GREAT investment
Man this is a good business no way to lose any money
What do you do with the silver ones? Do you just keep them? Do you take them to a coin shop or something to sell them to get the best deal?
Someone bought two mcchickens, $2.15, with 22 liberty dimes. I easily profited off that score.
When I was cashiering I had someone pay a $15 item with 3, flat, crisp 1953 $2 bills which went right in my pocket
i love his reaction. " oh my god, oh my god let me breath for a second"
let me also say i have no idea how much these coins are worth or anything
Nice score!
Something similar to me happened with dimes. Some of those dated back to early 1900’s Canadian. What a feeling! 👏🏻😁
whats withthesilver cpins, do you collect them are they worth alot, do you scrap them?
Silver weight yes there's value there
I go to my bank quite often to buy/exchange for half dollar rolls- I always get the white roll wrapper coins. How can I get them to release the older wrapped rolls?
I have been roll hunting for years. I never once had more than one nice coin in a roll. I cannot imagine how you could get that much silver in one roll. congrats. nice find.
The fat coin looks like it has been in an industrial dryer for awhile. I have pulled coins out of them that look like that.
I also followed you.
Linda Wolff/Kashmir27 possibly a coin that was going to be made into a ring, i do not coin roll hunt but its just a thoug ht i had.
It is definitely a coin that was started for a ring or jewelry they usually drill the center first
I don’t think it was for a ring or in the Dryer to long.
Jaja
You need to take that teller some flowers and a gift card to a restaurant
And get her fired or arressted
He needs to ask her out!
Hopefully, you showed her some appreciation for watching out for you. She may not be the coin collector that you are. But she preformed a great act of customer service for you. That deserves a token of appreciation ... just for going above and beyond.
Congrats man! Nice haul. Thanks for sharing!
What do you do if you come across a 90 % silver half dollar. Who do you go to for the silver amount and get paid ??
Its amazing this guy never ages he never looked differant
Back in the day when money had value to it ...
In my day it would cost 5¢ for a sucker at the general store. Those were the good days. Now minimum wage is up 80% and everything is unionized.
Today you can‘t by anything with money anymore.
Nick you are Not from Guinea, are you?
@@maxm2909 obviously you can buy stuff as long as people can barter currency for goods it has value.
There are different values put to it than back in the 1940s
This is like what happened to me at my local bank a few years ago. I asked for twenty 10 dollar bills when I made a cash withdraw. 12 of them were beautiful, crisp, like new bills from the 1930s......they looked like the day they were printed. I suspect that some very old person died and the family found a stash of money in the house and deposited it.
What a sweet, sweet score!! That's the type of thing that keeps us hunting, always hoping for that one special hit! Congrats!!
What are the significance of the older half dollars? Like can u get money for it or is it just cool to collect?
What do you do with all those left over 50 cent pieces? Take them to a coin machine to cash in?
Dude that is so awesome. My very first box of coin roll hunting i found a walking liberty and a ben franklin...i was hooked!
I was looking through my grandma's half dollars and she had 5 walking liberties, 1 90%, 2 40%s, and 10 Benjamin Franklins
That's awesome maybe someday she will pass them down to you and you can cherish them
When you open up packs of Yu-Gi-Oh cards.
How do you know if 40% or 90%? And what does " ender" mean?
1964 and before are 90 percent silver and 65/66/67/68/69 are 40 percent silver and the ender means on the coin roll both ends are called enders
Stop bashing and dictating the man.. I see this too often on social media.. if he wants to buy coins why do you care? It's not your money. Live your life and let others live thiers.. if you don't have anything nice to say, keep your mouth shut!
The "thick" coin you were talking about is from someone starting to make a ring out of the coin and they stopped. Its thick from pounding it on its edge on an anvil.
If you also took a caliper to it it should be a smaller diameter as well. Let me know if I am correct
You said the teller said this one is just for you right? So either you set this up or that teller specifically gave you a more valuable roll of coins on purpose.
obviously she rolled it for him.
I believe that this bank teller knows he is a roll hunter and he or she noticed that it was different so he or she said this one's for you I don't think this was set up at all
I did this several years ago, people thought I was crazy, so simple and I had to explain it fifty times, people still gave blank looks.
j246802 what is the reason for doing this? I've stumbled across this video by accident. So now I'm curious.
real silver and rare coins some worth 1000s
@@matteogottie6772 that is how people are, even if you show them how to fish, they still only go for the foodbank to get food served.
It seems like a waste of time honestly... unless you collect coins or something.
So why don’t the bank keep them how’s it work ???? Do you just pay the same amount of money for pot luck what you are giving. How’s it work ????
Bought a box that yielded 14 90% coins and 28 40% coins. There were 4 Franklins, 3 Walkers and a 1907 Barber! Also 3 no FG coins.
Nice roll of halves you got.
Great score on that box. I hope you're still on the silver. This year has been good for me!
The thing about coin hunting is that you can never lose. Ya bust, ya just return the coins. Ya get something good, you keep it and sell it and make a profit. You can’t lose
Without even having opened them up, you probably should have gone back with another 250 to buy the others. There was nothing to lose.
Great job brother congratulations I do believe that thick coin is what we call a casino coin is spent its entire life rolling around inside of slot machines and it just finally wore the edge down rolled it over the way you got it now but it still says in God we trust and it's still worth $0.50 I just got to score 2 weeks ago $100 worth the rolls ended up getting 114 coins to Ben Franklin's 21 1964 and the rest all 40 percenters my second best score ever my first best was 93.50 face value and silver out of $180
not. a. single. dot. on. your. message.
I don’t car even if it’s fake the fact that u own all this is incredible
i would trade it against some of my trillions of marks(1923)
Just curious....what was the name of the bank your got these half dollar rolls from, and where is it located??? Thank you.
Nice try bud!
I went thru 4 box’s of Kennedy 1/2 dollars and I found one 40% 1967 coin. I thing it’s over the silver Kennedy’s are all gone, melted down.
Far from over. I pick up 2 boxes every week, I've probably had 20 boxes with silver enders in them. I search them during a live stream, I can't remember exact number, but it's like 20 90%ers and we'll over 100 40%ers. Plus, I just picked 2 boxes up and they both have a silver ender. That video will be out soon. Keep searching, the silver will come!
WOW, I am a coin collector and you had some luck dude ( keep them, they will be more valuable later on in the years and the increase of inflation)
I agree and I NEVER sell to someone who melts this is history that will not come back around
7:47 in that’s what we dream of ! Holy cow!
I can only imagine that you rolled these up really fast and took him to a different bank that is the ones that were clad. And you went and bought the other $250 worth of these things.???
Had all those coins when I was a kid in the 1970`s . Spent them.
😔
Nice little roll of glee you have there! My parents had over thirty or forty silver Kennedy head half-dollars, the way they got them from living in Canada, is that they used to take U.S. Currency in taxi cab with the standard of $1.25 exchange rate, back when my parents had a small Cab business in the Sixties, and when the U.S. mint announced they were going to reduce the silver and then eventually remove it, my parents kept every silver coin they came across. Even back then everyone knew that keeping the silver was a good idea. As I recall, they had a hard time with getting people (other than Banks) to return the old currency, like they were hoping that they could extract the silver from the old coins for use by the mint in other items, but people had other ideas! Happy digging!
better give that bank teller a dozen roses
Wow!!! What an amazing score! Been a while since I had a great box. Keep the great videos coming dude!
2 weeks ago weather and health prevented me from detecting. My wife suggested I buy a box of halves ( I LOVE HER!) so I swung by the bank and they had 2 boxes. I bought one and the wifedecided to help out. We found 2 ‘64 Kennedy’s, a ‘53 Franklin and a ‘42 Walker. We also found 13 40% coins, 5 proofs, and 40 uncirculated. Then went back and bought the other box. Only found a ‘40 and a ‘46 walkers the ‘40 is gorgeous but the ‘46 is uncirculated and fantastic. Also found 11 40% coins, another proof and 36 uncirculated. Also 5 error coins including 2 no FGs. So much fun.
Nice! What state are you in?
That thick coin was probably started to become a ring, maybe for practice. Note the missing edge pattern, and the 'curling of the rim,like a dish.Making a ring with silver coins is a painstaking process with many small hammer hits.
1972 thick piece is awesome 👌
Listen Dave people are going to hate on you F them keep your head up keep doing your thang bro!
So this is like gambling without real loss, besides time. How much are those coins worth all together?
About $90 for the silver content alone, less the $9.50 he paid for them.
How can you be so patient to wait so long and not rip into it.? I think the lady in the bank must like you and saved them for you.! Anyway I'm very happy for you. cheers
So why didn’t the lady keep them for herself???
Rob Ruiz Probably because she wants to get piped
That was a great find i had one with kenedys out of a coin star a couple of years ago 10 of them 4 64s and the rest 40%that was nice also. congrats on that awesome find treat that bank teller to lunch.
How much can the Silver ones Go for??
Use the FAST FORWARD AND CORRECT YOUR FIRST PART SINCE.YOU.SAID U HAD A DOUBLE ENDED WALKING LIBERTY, BUT ONLY 1 SIDE WAS A LIBERTY!
He said it maybe double ended. He wasn't sure.
The thick one is from some one trying to make a ring. They stopped when they realized no silver
Yup, I pound out silver coins into rings, and that is def a beginning of one
I thought this might be real until I saw his reaction to the last roll...
How much profit total was this haul? Im bad with coin prices
Ignore the toxic troll people that only try to abuse and discourage on the internet. They do it everywhere to everyone because they enjoy abusing others. Happy hunting guy.
holy shit! i saw the side of that roll and was shocked!
The teller rolled em and HOOKED YOU UP!!! Best be puttin HER on your christmas card list
Good job! If you didnt go back and get the other $250 you are crazy! :-)
Surprise Toy Collectors edition of that is true but I'm still going to be able to take care of that for you.
you failed at making a a kids toy channel so shut up lmao
iTheGeek not sure what a gamurr channel is and I clearly uploaded as a joke. And I’m not too sure what’s cringe, can you elaborate.
@iTheGeek yup i searched for gamurr and nothing came up. And not sure how i failed i have 3 uploads and 245 views, not too bad.
Rumor has it he is still excited about that roll
That thick coin you got is more valuable than all those rolls plus the silver combined send that to PCGS NOW!!!
What is it?
@@DigginDave that is I believe a really rare error coin where two half dollars were somehow doubled up or stacked and then pressed by the machine. If I had to make a guess on the price I'd say north of 1,500 bucks man that is an awesome find. I think it'll be around 40 or 50 to get it graded by PCGS or NGC but it'll be well worth it if it comes back genuine and they will provide more detail than I can. Great video though buddy and congrats on all those finds!
Most bank tellers and managers know to watch for these coins. They trade them out as soon as they can.
Dude, quit all the drama, les talk and more work
@WorldGangWatch More like a half ounce!
That fity cent Thic Boiiiiiiiiii
Hi, I just came across your channel. I've just started my own coin hunt channel yesterday, here in the UK. We look for commemorative, low mintage and NIFC coins, no precious metals as the are not in circulation anymore. What a Hunt, FANTASTIC. I will start searching for US coins and others again in the spring. I wish you many more silvers!
Why are people leaving salty comments on a guy just collecting stuff?
I have done this for over 15 years I have never seen rotation rolls like that seems fishy ..
Would have been better if you told us what they are all worth
$1
depends on the silver price
50cents! Circulated coins are garbage coins and worth less if your scrapping them for silver. There might be .15-.30 worth if silver in each coin
Bounty6Gulf wrong
@@Bounty6Gulf shows how much you dont know
That thick coin was the beginning of someone making a coin ring
yep definetly
Johnnydigs 1 '
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What’s that?
Newbie here: can someone educate me on what you do with the found silver ? Like, why or where does the value come in? Do you melt it down? Excuse the ignorance, truly I am clueless. Willing to learn.. someone please teach me!
I want to know as well.
I personally wouldn't melt them it's history that's not coming back I keep all the silver it adds up quickly and the value all depends on condition condition is everything and the mint and year some half dollars are 90/40 percent silver like the 1964 and before are 90 percent silver and 1965/66/67/68/69 are 40 percent silver
What do you do with the silvers and what about all the rest? Clad? I just stumbled on your video
Silvers you set aside and never spend, as they are worth considerably more than face value, with the melt value of the silver alone.
The clad is what we call the nickel-copper clad (modern) coins. (No silver) You basically just put those back into circulation.