Coin Roll Hunting Nickels - Silver and Gold Found!
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- I found both Silver and Gold in this box!
So - I'm hunting nickels for some silver war nickels, buffalo nickels, v nickels and shields! I picked another box of nickels and was super excited to get into them...
In this video, I'll share the finds with you all - including all the silver and gold coins I found!
Well, you'll see how much I got...
Let me know how I did in this box - would it be a good box for your area? Better than average? Or just an average box?
What do you prefer to hunt? Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, Halves?
What's your best score from a box of Nickels? Which of the "Big Banks" do you think gives up the best boxes?
I hope you enjoyed the video!
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Pretty cool to get both silver and gold in a box while coin roll hunting! Enjoy!
RobFindsTreasure Tip: Do NOT EVER cut off the video on the same roll. It makes it kinda frustrating. And also, you should sometimes open a roll on camera.
RobFindsTreasure War silver nickels are about from 1940 or 1941 to 1944 or 1945.
ChanJP's NewTube Hey Chan... they are from 1942-1945, although some 1942’s are type 1 and not silver. Thanks for watching!
RobFindsTreasure Oh... you sure know a lot!
RobFindsTreasure do u know that u can gold plate coins yourself? If yes do u know how to do it?
I think coin roll hunting is the smartest thing you buy money for money and get rare money to make more money (broken system) lol
Yoshi yess
Invest and put in work to get money (broken system)
If you think about it, were causing inflation. VERY little but we are
You buy money with money to get the money and sell that money for more money to buy more money to make more money to continue to repeat the system. Wow, sounds fun
The Penny Collectors the fact that the government destroys damaged or coins that are too old balances our the inflation
Brooo this is basically the best hobby out there, because he spent 100$ on 100$ so he lost NO money! Free hobbyyy
You actually do loose money when you return your money the coin counter eats change plus the fee they make you pay
@@timothycook9961 don't use the coin machine then. You can roll them and just return them to another bank. He papers cost some money though
@@timothycook9961, you more than likely pay no money if it's a bank you have an account with.
@@timothycook9961 most Banks don't charge if you have an account
This is a hobby? Seems like a full time gig. 💪
I've been a U.S. coin enthusiast since I was seven (back when wheat pennies could still be found in ones change). Nice to see the number of hobbiests returning to where they were then!
I was casually looking at related utube vids on coins yesterday, and decided to subscribe to the one coin site I found interesting. Again today, casually watching coin vids and found only one I wanted to subscribe to...and it was you! Again! Just like yesterday, the only one I found any interest in subbing to.
I like that you reply to those who leave a comment.
I don't do much collecting anymore, but the knowledge and history happily remain. Keep collecting!
A Westmore Thank you!
Who says wheat pennies can't be found in your change anymore? I found one in mine and I haven't even finished looking through the coins!
I still regularly find wheat pennies in circulation.
Silver on the other hand…I used to find the occasional Roosevelt in change, it’s been at least 5 years since I last found one.
" Let's keep it going " I love how excited this guy is bout searching a whole box of nickels
The 2005 gold plated nickel was in a set only available to collectors
Yeah. I actually have the set!
@@VICKERY- its worth 6 cents with the gold plating lol.
I know.☹️
If something was made as a collectible.. for something that people already collect.. well... it's worth 5 cents.
I have a few of the sets myself. Actually broke it out just to verify with the video.
What's up bro? I just ended up with a box of uncirculated 2017's and when trying to figure out whether to sell it on eBay or just return it back to the bank I noticed one of the rolls has a 2013 ender... Why do you think that is??? How can this have happened? Any ideas anyone?
Chrome - it happens sometimes. I just got a box of nickels that had 37 uncirculated rolls 2017 D. 7 of the other 14 were half uncirculated and the rest were anywhere from 10%-33% uncirculated - it's crazy!
RobFindsTreasure
Yeah I went ahead and opened it anyway and there was 2 old pennies... The rest were uncirculated 2017's.
Enjoyed watching this five year old Rob hunt. No CRH mat yet. SO excited about the silver finds. Your knowledge has come so far. Looking forward to seeing what the future brings.
Thank you brother!
My girlfriend is living on disability. She recently started coin collecting . I will tell her to check out your channel for inspiration. Happy hunting
Hope she gets well soon. :-)
What do you do with all the coins that you don't keep? Turn them back in to the bank? Won't you have to pre-roll them again?
ANDY PASHALYAN yes you can return them to a different bank than the one you bought them from and some banks can give you the rolls for free.
I just can’t keep track of everything I’m supposed to look for when I’m looking through rolls! You have so much knowledge and it shows
Crazy that there was the 2 gold plated nickels in the same box!
And 3 silvers, Wow!!
Have a Great Day My Friend!!!
You should spend more time on the value of the rare ones that you find to get more people interested in doing things like this
Can I tell you something rob
Those gold coins were made and put into cases for collectors
I have a a few of them
They are cool
This bold Westward Journey nickel featured the first change to Jefferson's portrait in 67 years! Now enhanced with brilliant gold-plating, it features a modern close-up portrait on the obverse and a burly American Bison pawing the turf on the reverse. Plus, the inscription liberty on the obverse is based on Jefferson's own handwriting.
It's nice that you have old coins in the US. Here in the UK, the coins are mostly new, with nothing older than 1971. That was when the UK decimalised, and many of the old coins were withdrawn. Those US nickels have a lovely silver sheen to them. Thanks for the video.
They made commemorative sets that were gold plated. I have one of each set. They are real. Enjoy.
Do you make any money on these nickels or are they just for your collection? I stack silver, and always tell the LCS to leave the nickels out. Also the 40% halves. Your expertise would be appreciated.
Silver is silver. These are 35%. People almost always pass them up. Last auction I went to, I picked up 4 complete rolls of silver war nickels for 14.00. They were literally the only silver that got no attention. I'm a stacker as well. End of the day, silver is silver. God forbid everything goes down the toilet. They will melt just as easy as anything else
Also there is Henning nickel that has gathered considerable attention recently. It's a counterfeit nickel made by a guy back in the 50s. Research it. They can fetch $300. He concentrated on 1944 and the giveaway is he left the large mintmark off them.
Are the 2009's valuable or is it just a personal interest?
Angel 13 2009s are MUCH lower mintages, so they are much rarer. They're worth more than 5 cents, especially the uncirculated ones.
Love the older videos. Old wooden desk, no RFT mat, no scope. Always nice to look back and see your foot prints, and where the led you to. And to see how many have followed the trail. A CRH'ERS pied Piper if you will.
I had a customer use a 1900 V Nickel at work a few weeks ago. Its not in great shape, but hey, I will take it.
Jamie Clark holy cow! Awesome!
I work at a coffee shop and rolling up the coins tips my coworker threw a coin into my bag....
1883 V nickel. Very fine condition. Does not include the "cents" wording
Those ugly looking crusty modern nickels are dug from the ground. I do metal detecting as a hobby and that's the way they come out...ugly and crusty. Nice box and some really cool finds. I like those golden modern Buffalos. Fun finds!
Treasure Finder MN so true. I can’t wait to start swinging my detector again!
Bought a box last week. 1907 liberty nickel, 1944 p silver, and a 2012 s proof
Devon Smith I just found a 1944 p war nickel yesterday!
I started collecting because of you man.
I've found gold painted quarters before (1999s) it's just a novelty done by a third-party company. Its considered "damaged"
True, but I still pull them aside as fun finds.
How do you store the coins, in tubes or paper rolls? Do you put each year in their own roll? Thanks
Tubes - by year!
Pokemon card for adults find the rares 😂
I_WANT_BLEACH is
This is real talk lmao
I have a couple gold Pokemon cards , are they worth anything ??
I found them in a box of baseball and football cards in the attic of a house i bought.😏
Will Winn there worth up to 15 dollars a card assuming there the Burger King versions
@@FentLover
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Does that mean the Simpson's and Star Wars watches from Burger King are worth something too ?
I have 9 V nickels. One is gold plated, I think it is called a racketeer nickel. It is 1908. I also have 3 1910 and 1911, a 1906, and a 1903. I like hunting the rolls of half dollars and pennies usually. Got the v nickels at a garage sale for $1. Also I think that those gold nickels were littleton coin company coins that they plate. But not 100% sure. I enjoyed the video. My girl thinks I'm nuts going through change with a magnifying glass.
The gold nickels came out of someone's set of 24k plated coins I have lost of different types of coins plated with24k gold they are really nice
That box was pretty fantastic!
I have also found a gold plated 2005 nickel while hunting, definitely a cool and surprising find
Your videos are making me think about collecting coins. How do you recommend getting started?
I found a 1916 Silver Mercury dime with stamp error Worth over $900! Oh and i found it in a coin star machine!
Landon Kennon That’s so awesome! Congrats on the great find!
2005 Gold-Plated Jefferson Bison Nickel. This bold Westward Journey nickel featured the first change to Jefferson's portrait in 67 years! Now enhanced with brilliant gold-plating, it features a modern close-up portrait on the obverse and a burly American Bison pawing the turf on the reverse.
That sur is a rare nickel that is pladed in 24k gold. It has a market value anywhere from $5 to $30
The gold coin was minted bc it was 100 years after the first Buffalo nickel was made that’s why there’s a Buffalo on the back
Great finds I'm going back into these !!
Thanks Korigan - I love hunting nickels!
GREAT COIN ROLL MEN !!!
Thanks Andrew!
You know you could always just weigh that "gold" coin and if it weighs the same as a standard modern nickle then is plated. if it's three times the weight it's likely gold.
Part of a commemorative set of nickels. They did gold, silver, palliun, hologram, painted, plus 2004, 2005, and 2006.
Just started watching the channel but my 1st reaction was "where's the NICKLE mat????"
Yea lol but he didn't have mats back then.
How RFT saved me by not being bored
Once upon a time I got stuck in a 20min trafic I thought about what to
Watch until i thought about RFT I watched this video and I’m no longer bored
Many companies and mints offer gold plated nickels including First Commemorative Mint and Littleton Coin. They range in price from $3 bucks up. Subbed!
PaulieNickels - Coin Roll & Currency Hunting Thank you!
i found one too not in good condition but i thought it was tinted
PaulieNickels - Coin Roll & Currency Hunting no it is worth about 140k if good if bad they are worth about 20 to 40k
PaulieNickels - Coin Roll & Currency Hunting oh I only found gold quarters
Love your profile pick. Lol
Yes you’re right it is gold plated amazing guess
That gold nickel you found IS 2005 p 24k gold layered buffalo nickel and I know this is because I have one myself but it has a D mint mark on it .anyway hope this helped
I have a 1970 s nickel that's gold and has all the steps and looks to be a proof also deep cameo Is it worth anything
Hey I’m new to the channel could you please explain to me why the 2009’s are good?
It's a low mintage year. Lower mintage means less available so they sell for more to collector's when they are in GREAT shape.
@@RobFindsTreasure
Good answer 😎👍
That’s a really good box!
Dude that looks like a pretty high grade San Francisco wartime nickel to find in a roll. Mine are almost always slick.
Mine typically are too Adam so it was definitely a nice find!
Where did he get his ring from. I make rings from dollar coins and the writing is on the inside but I’ve never seen one like his with such a greatly preserved amount of writing on the outside
Nice box Rob! I have seen gold plated dimes, but no nickels. Thumbs up on that box 3 warbies man and 2 gold. Awesome
Tom Hicks Thanks Tom!
I have a gold plated quarter
The gold plated ("gold washed" is probably more appropriate) is almost certainly from one of the "private" mints around, trying to create collector value with stuff that ultimately really isn't worth anything OR, is a similar fashion, one of the late night shopping channels with the screaming idiots trying to create the same. They've done this quite a bit with state quarters, and all that came after the state quarters....plated a ton in gold, and also did plenty in platinum. Hell, even the U.S. Mint can't really seem to come out with stuff that ends up with any decent value, barring the precious metal stuff. To top it off, the quality began sliding down hill in the 2000s. I stopped buying mint sets at the end of the state quarter program.
BTW, to clarify for your viewers that are not numismatists, the "silver" war nickels are 35% silver, 9% manganese, and 56% copper.
You're one of the best roll hunters I've seen on YT, Rob....I'll be poking through your site for more. Having the scope on hand is excellent.
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I know your new hunting nickels little advice any 80s nickels that are in really good condition keep them but I'm telling you right now they're paying big bucks look at Heritage auction listings for80s nickels that have sold like 80 1 2 3 4 and 5 if you got a good graded coin it'll sell for good money,worth more than you think
That’s a great freaking box
Jeff Kitch Thanks Jeff! It was a great hunt!
The 2005 gold is part of the 2004-2005 Westward Journey series. I'm not sure why it's gold colored though. Must have been part of a display set or something not sure about that though. I can't find anything in the Redbook for why it would be gold. Have a great day.
Nice box man! Can’t believe you found a 38 keep it up
Those are gold toned nickels, not plated, they done this with chemicals and heat, there are other tricks to get different colors, but I wont divulge in that! Gold plating makes the coin kinda blurry looking where the gold plate cuts down the sharpness of the stamping!
and the gold could be a school lab project i’ve done that
I believe that's with pennies. There's a reaction with outside of them that creates Brass.
Deposit zinc on top of copper then heat. voila. brass
The nickel is from a collector's edition of Buffalo nickels from 05. Not worth anything but nice to look at
I did that in 5th grade with wheat pennies. I still have mine from like 17 years ago.
Im VERY new to coin collecting and hunting, Is there like a really good guide on what I should look for? Or if not just one good guide, maybe a few good guides? Thanks! Proud sub
Bryson use a red book or the cherry pickers guide!
Nice, I never found a silver nickel...ended up buying them from a local pawn shop.
My Road Tours always fun to find them but buying silver coins is a blast too!
Several years ago, while I was working as a manager for a pizza place, I discovered an entire roll of buffalo nickels in the coin order we had gotten from the bank. They ranged in quality from really worn to fairly decent. Is it rare to find an entire roll like that?
yes
Can you start including how much each one is worth as you find them? Cause to the average viewer I have no idea
Where do you purchase your boxes of coins? My bank will sell a few rolls of nichols but no halves
I order them from Wells Fargo - I have two banks that order me a few boxes per week.
Whats so good about the 2009 nickle. Ive never paid attention to the 2009. I just got a 1943 san fran nickle from some change from my local target. Now im really paying attention to my nickles
badboymorales 2009 is a low mintage year so they’re harder to find and can fetch upwards of a buck or two in really great shape.
I just started watching your videos and decided to subscribe. It would be great if at the start you briefly explained why you were seeking/setting aside certain coins, like why 2009 nickels specifically? Some info to get those of us not in the know invested.
GOLD PLATED BUFFALO NICKEL
I Was Watching Jewelry Review And I Saw This And I Love It
Danger Jake 2 Thank you for checking it out! I’m happy you enjoyed this hunt with me!
I bought a triple dipped gold buffalo from the coin show on qvc. It was a lewis and clark western exspantion set.
Jeremy Tannehill Sounds like the same type of set that Bronson has as well. Thanks for watching Jeremy!
Put the gold one on the tip of your finger and get a metal rod or something metal the length of an Allen wrench, if it makes a ringing noise it’s solid gold, if it just makes a quick ding it’s plated or something, or just take a magnet, if it sticks it’s plated 👍
I found a shield nickel in my front yard metal detector
I love your videos! You got me hooked on coin roll roll hunting. I started with nickels and found three war nickles. I'm living it!
7:42 did you hear the dog running into the wall and yelping?
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Terrific finds Rob!!! That’s a nice amount of silver’s and 2009’s!!! Can you please tell me how I should position my tripod, so I can try to make my first video. I know the video will be trash, but I want to share my finds.
I've only ever found 2 1938's, 1 1938 d and 1 1938 s. You don't get them very often.
Mason Baker That explains why I never see them, or at least very rarely. Hopefully I can find a few more soon!
Those older forties are easy to get. Are they worth keeping when I hunt I only keep buffalos and war nickels. Never seen the other nickel think it is a victory nickel.
Jared Highlands any ‘55 and earlier Nickel in extra fine or better shape is worth more than face value so I’d keep those. If they are trashed, I’d send them back!
The only "Victory" nickels ever minted are the Canadian Victory nickels minted between 1943 and 1945.
Check the 2005 coin if it has a rear spear error it’s worth alot
Alex Yeah ThanksAlex! I’m on the lookout for the speared Buffalo for sure!
I have found the same coin, they were widely made for a wedding and they are just gold plated. Cool findings
Yeah it's gold plated. Not really worth more than a nickel but it's still pretty cool. When I find them I give em to my little buddy. He just turned 12 so I'm trying to get him interested in coins. He doesn't get excited when I find a doubled die. I'll magnify it and show him on the laptop what I found and explain how it's doubled like what class it is and how to identify it with die markers and stuff. He just goes "oh yeah I can see it" and goes right back to looking at his phone. I'm like geesh, not easily impressed are ya buddy? I guess ya think everyone can just find a $100 or $1,000 coin every time they feel like it? If I could just manifest a car out of thin air would that entertain you? Haha he's a good kid though. But kids do seem to find things like the gold nickels and mint errors pretty interesting.
Wait till the power and Internet goes out. Suddenly they will snap out of it.
Lol I'm 15 and I collect coins
You know those two gold nickles are 210k$ cause he found them?
Awesome!
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Thank me later
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Great box man!
I DIG HISTORY Thank you!
Hey I’m going to get a box of nickels today and I’m wondering what dates are silver and what dates I should keep. Please and thanks + great video
I keep anything before 1960, but really - only anything from 1955 and earlier have value over Face UNLESS they are in really great shape or have an error or are one of the varieties, of course. Be sure to look out for the 1942-1945 Silver Nickels for sure!
Mason Torster if it's silver, it should have a large mintmark on the reverse above Monticello building. The dates are 1942 - 1945. They started using the silver wartime alloy planchets around the middle of 1942; so some 1942 Jefferson nickels are of the pre-wartime composition. You can tell them apart easily by the positioning of the mintmark.
A new discovery was recently made and although it's fairly unlikely, I feel I should mention that transitional errors did occur in which pre-wartime composition planchets were struck with the wartime alloy reverse dies. There have already been a few more found since the first one was spectographically analized, certified, graded, encapsulated, and sold at auction for IDK I think it was like $23,000. There is no telling how many are out there. Estimates are around 30 but some suggest it could be as high as 300. Anytime there is a transition in materials or design etc there are bound to be some very rare errors produced. My guess is that it's just easier to send through the planchets already on the line. I mean, that what I would do. Quotas got to be met and they ain't paying extra for plucking all those planchets out one by one. I would look both ways and make sure the supervisor wasn't walking down the line, and send em' through.
Other things to look for are nickels displaying "full steps". Pretty self explanatory, try and count the steps on the reverse. It's a good indication of both the nickels quality of strike and die state, as well as the level of post mint damage it sustained from coin contact and circulation. Not all coins are created equal, is absolutely true and very evident when comparing nickels which are both in mint state. Many nickels started life with no steps; just one big ledge of metal blob where the steps should have been. This is due mostly to die deterioration from overworking, and from variation in the pressure if the strike which was received by the planchet while in the striking chamber. Other factors could account for variations which decrease a coins numismatic value, such as die coashes which occure when the hammer and anval make contact when a planchet fails to enter the chamber. The result is that some of the design from the Obverse die gets transferred to the reverse and vice versa. Sometimes this can produce some really cool error coins with interesting eye appeal, however usually it just further degrades the dies and makes everything look just awful. If you look closely, you can often read words both backwards and forwards in places they just shouldn't be. I say backwards and forwards because of double die clash and so on. Eventually the more times it happens the dies just get all kinds of screwed up looking. Nickel is a very soft metal and so is the copper that makes up the majority of the nickels composition (excluding the silver wartime alloy nickels of course) so that leads to lots of bag marks from when the coins are spit off the line and into large bags for transportation and storage. Coins which find themselves occupying a location near the bottom of the bag will have the most bag marks due to the massive weight bearing on them. Conversely, coins fortunate enough to hold a privileged position near the very top of the bag will receive very few bag marks. Another condition is mechanical doubling also called strike doubleing or just chatter. This ads no value and can actually deminish value if it's severe enough to detract from the eye appeal of the coins overall presentation. This is especially problematic due again to the metals softness. So taking into consideration those many conditions which will all have to been met against great probability before it even comes into possession of an individual, and add the unlikelhood of such a coin receiving little to no post mint damage from circulation, and what you end up with is what's called a "conditionally rare coin". That's what people who are not collectors don't understand and why they are shocked when they find out that a common coin that was minted in the hundred millions can be worth hundreds or thousands of times it's face value. So just keep that in mind when pouring through the nickels. You'll likely know instinctually when you see a truly conditionally rare nickel. Trust your subconscious mind cause it sees all and knows much more than the conscious mind can even process. If you have a good feeling about any coin you come accross, put that sucker somewhere safe and perhaps take a look at it in a few months or just whenever you notice your eyes are becoming trained to recognize a valuable coin. The more coins you search, you'll reach higher and higher plateaus in regards to your skills of observation. For instance, someone who has searched a substantial amount of Lincoln memorial cents can see the reverse of a coin in the tray at the gas station, and instinctually know if it's 60's - mid 70's, late 70's - 1982, or if it's mid to late 80's, and oftentimes know exactly what year it is and even if it's a variety of not without even picking it up and examining it. I first noticed this happening with 1983 cause it has a very distinctive appearance, but soon it was happening with most all coin types and years that I search. Anyway sorry about the long-winded comments. I love to write and I love numismatics so naturally the two will merge. So when I get on a good rant I just keep writing to see how much will come out. I then copy and drop it into a word doc. Eventually I will have enough material to publish something with a little bit of editing and some overall structural support to prop it up. So feel free to picky head about coins anytime. Peace!
Be fun if when you worked in the mint before cameras to spread some errors around. Perfect coins, just wrong materials. So you can call them minted perfectly with no mint errors, but just wrong materials. Keep a few for yourself exchanging regular nickels for them.
I just became your 200th subscriber!!!
changeXchange OMG - you are! Thank you!!
You are welcome
+RobFindsTreasure did your channel just get very popular? Because 4 months after, you have gained 1.3 thousand subscribers.
I loooooooooooove me some coin collectin!
Me Too!
I think you missed a proof or two
It's possible Chan, for sure. Sometimes I get looking too quickly and miss things! Thanks for watching!
I got an extremely worn V nickel in change at a Safeway in Seattle in the late 90s. Still have it.
I got a Morgan Dollar from 1890
It’s from Philadelphia
I have an 1879 S Morgan dollar.
3:34 ---> Wow!!! You lucky duck!!! Nice, Very Nice!!!
Why is a 2009 D so special??
Steven Palomino low mintage year.
The Unknown ?
Housing crisis remember, everybody rolled up their change so they could make their mortgage payments. So Banks put in no orders to the reserve banks for more coins.
I thought there was a peice of hair on my screen
@Steven Wilson you mean the guy cleaning up GW's mess?
I feel like I’d want to roll hunt, but only sparingly just because I don’t really want to get desensitized to finding old coins. I love the excitement
This is a hobby where you can make money by selling the silver and the rare mint marks and old coins so your putting in a $100 to make about $150-300
Where did you get these coins from because I also haven't ever heard of gold nickels.
Why do you keep 2009's? Are they valuable?
I think I just found a 1913s raised ground buffulo should I nicadate it
really enjoying your roll hunting videos
That outro with the coin sound was really cool
nice war nickles awesome
Where can I get that tablet you keep track with? It seems like a great tool for a newbie like myself. I just went thru a box of half dollars and got skunked for silver, but I have no idea if I passed over some keepers that aren’t silver.
I’m now a subscriber :)
Thank you for subscribing and Welcome to the hobby! I created the sheets myself. If you want a copy of one, shoot me your e-mail. I am available via message on Gmail, RUclips, Twitter and Facebook. The links are in the description of the video. AGAIN - Welcome to coin collecting and thank you very much for subbing!
I cant believe you found a nickel gold.congrat.
Reginaldo Garcia Thank you!