"TONS of OLD KINGS!" Bank Teller calls: "Come in quick!" Incredible score of OLDIES!
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Whoever’s collection that was is probably so grateful they are in good hands and not in the till of some retail store! Good on ya for preserving someone’s hard work
I'll feel the same when I go, that's for sure!
Last summer I found two partial old style blue coin books in a tiny US antique shop in Sacketts Harbor. One was full of King George V Pennies and the other King George V nickels. Don’t think any of the rare ones, but each set only cost me $1 US, so I count it a win.
That's definitely a win in my books! Great score for a dollar each!
That's amazing! The oldest Canadian nickel I've gotten was a 1946. I also praise your knowledge of US coins. I feel like most American coin roll hunters don't take as much time to go through the history and numismatics when they find Canadian coins as you do with US coins. I wish they'd talk about them equally!
Thanks so much. I appreciate that. I'm very interested in the history and I'm always trying to expand my knowledge - even outside of Canadian coins. Thanks so much for watching!
There's a couple of American coin roll hunters who know their foreign coins. I make sure I watch them so I can get educated, just like I watch this one so I can learn about canuck coins. :)
@@michaelmeyer2725 I'm glad you're enjoying my videos and find them helpful!
Fun to watch and was getting excited as you opened each roll. Hope you could find a 1925-6. I started to collect coins when I was a kid in New Brunswick in the 50’s. Even then I never found a 1925-6. I had plenty of the other dates. I am now 80 and just got the bug again a year ago. Last spring I got 20 rolls of nickels from the bank. Seven of them were old rolls and I couldn’t believe it they were 1937-8-9 40’s & 50’s I was blown away. I think I only got three King George V’s but what a find with quite a few in excellent shape. Thanks again I enjoyed watching as you were checking each coin like I may have been doing it. 😀
That's amazing - thanks for sharing your story!
What a fantastic coup! I have found KGV nickels this past September and found 7 in two rolls. I also found a full roll of 1967 bunny nickels as well. The KGV's were in a collection dump as there were several KGVI nickels as well. This was very fun to watch. I love your enthusiasm and I have to say, nickels are my favorite as well. Thank you for sharing and good luck on your hunts in '25!
Thanks, Bill! I have a lot of fun, and I'm always eager to share the adventure!
You're lucky to have bank tellers who will set older coins aside for you. In my experience here in the States, bank tellers will usually set older coins and silver for the Manager. A while back I had an opportunity to go through several rolls of Unc Elizabeth 5 cent coins from the early 1960s. There were 3 rolls of 1964s, but no extra WL. However, there was one coin in the 1960 roll. It was a bare beaver in Unc. Over the years I also been able to find some of the other varieties. I've also been able to find a 1925 and a 1926 Far 6 in an accumulation of KGV 5 cent pieces, along with the remainder of the dates from 1920-1936.
I'm definitely fortunate that they'll do that for me. Now, finding a 1925 in a roll from the bank would be incredible! Thanks or watching!
It's so exiciting when the bank calls you up to say they have something I might be interested in! Congrats on the nickel hunt! :D Love to see it.
It's always a good day when the bank calls! Thanks for watching!
Took me a second when you said "🐇 nickel" hehe. I'm not super sure if I even own one of those. The centennials are always cool; they were nice designs for those.
It would be cool to hunt coins up there again; I gathered up quite a few Voyageurs & half dollars during my Canada trip in 2015 when I drove up to Nanaimo. None were silver, but back to the year afterward, and many were in immaculate condition. I did get lucky and found 7 Canadian pennies down here in Texas in the last penny box I did.
Congrats on that US war nickel, 0.05626 TrOz worth of Ag. >>;=)
Great score bro ! Years ago, i got 2 full rolls of silver dimes from the bank ! Everyone of them are silver dimes from the 30 s and 40 s !! Still have them. 👍
That's the dream find for any coin roll hunter! At last week's meeting of the Waterloo Coin Society, a fellow member showed me pics of his latest score - 8 full rolls of silver quarters from the bank! Incredible. I'm still waiting for that to happen to me!
@CADRollHunter That is a huge score of silver ! A rare find but it happens. That's why this hobby can be a lot of fun ! Kind of like treasure hunting. 👍
Yeah that was a good little find there. I'm going through a bunch of nickels right now. Sorting them out and the information you gave out will come in handy. Thank you very much. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
Good luck with your sort! I hope you find some treasures!
James, OMG, that was so fun to watch. And, the silver war nickel. Too, too cool. Lots of thumbs up for you on this one.❤
Thanks, Nicole! That silver war nickel was particularly cool to find. What a great (little) hunt it was!
That is a nice bank score for sure.
One time, I got one roll that had 7 George V nickels along with a bunch of George VI nickels.
Another time, I got one full roll of 1951 commem. nickels.
Another time, I got one full roll of 1967 bunny nickels.
It's a great feeling to empty out a roll and see some oldies like that! Thanks for watching!
My bank tellers roll their eyes each time I pick up a box and sometimes pretend they don’t have any lol
You've just gotta keep asking!! Thanks for watching!
That’s an impressive haul of nickels! I’d say you owe that Teller lunch😊. The overhead camera works, keep using it. Have a wonderful Christmas and New Years James.
Thanks - I'll definitely try the mount again. It will take a bit of getting used to, and it's on a bit of a spring, so I have to be careful not to touch it or bump the desk. But it works well for something like this for sure.
That bank teller deserves a box of timbits my friend. That is awesome.
That sounds like a plan!
Did your heart sink a little when you saw that first coin on the end? 😂
Awesome score! Congrats
Lol! Just a little... but the feeling didn't last long! Thanks for watching! I love watching your half-dollar hunts, btw. I wish we could do that here! I might need to take a road trip south!!
Great haul. I just started collecting coins and this gives me some hope of what I might find. Hunting is half of the fun. So many varieties out there. Liked and subbed.
Thanks, and welcome to the hobby! I'm happy to help inspire your own coin collecting. I appreciate you watching! Not every roll will be like this (just watch my last nickel video!), but every once in a while you might be lucky to find something like this!
Absolutely fantastic bank teller! Fantastic finds! You are absolutely right on the 1939 American nickel of the the mint marks. Check the reverse for the DDR below the building. The word Monticello will be doubled and five cents, too.
I did take a peek for the DDR - no doubling on that one. Next time - you never know!!
What a great group of nickels. You are very fortunate to have such a good relationship with the bank tellers in your area. I'm jealous 😂
@@tommaciejewski7029 It took a while, and I had to give them my number several times, and I was surprised when they called me for the firt time!
Hello, I’m just wondering where you can sell the duplicate commemorative coins?
You could try eBay, or local Facebook Marketplace or some other such site.
@@CADRollHunterthx
Happy holidays and a Happy New Year.
And thanks for watching! Happy holidays, too!
Great haul, James! Remember people take care of your tellers at your pickup banks this time of the year. They will definitely be calling you when great rolls come in!
You're absolutely right - gotta keep those relationships strong!
Congratulations over 10,000 I am subscribed to your channel keep up the good work😊
Thanks so much for the support - I really appreciate it!
Exciting nickel rolls, with US silver, and many KG Vs... The only silver War nickel I ever found was in a "loose change" coin box in a black garbage bag downstairs my apartment building... It was a 1945 war nickel. There was also a 1964 USA dime 90% silver, and a 1950s Canadian silver dime. There was a hoard of copper pennies, a few Mexican foreign coins, lots of US coins. There was overall $20 face value, with nothing dated past 1984. A great time capsule of my teenage years looking through coins. After that find, I seriously resumed CRH, and it's been over 2 years now. If people trash treasures, there might be some rolled back to the bank...
Exactly. Not sure who would throw out coins, but I'm glad you picked them up and rescued them - and got a few gems, too!
@@CADRollHunter I reguarly visit that spot, and found all sorts of things through the years. I already found a laptop PC, that I used as my main (most powerful) computer for a few years. That's so crazy to see what people trash, so it's also good for the planet, and I resell what I don't want to keep...
That was a great 4 rolls for sure! Congratulations 🎉 they are in great hands now 💯
Thanks! They're definitely in a good home!!
An absolute amazing score! Congratulations!
Thanks, Brian! It would be great if every hunt had one of these rolls! ;)
Great video buddy. Cheers from Australia!!
3:47 yup I went in one time last year, during the summer when I don't usually get coins, and got a bundle of dimes, 4 rolls of the bundle were 80% silver, I don't know if they came out of a box, or were brought in by a customer, but today it's like over $500 of silver, at the time it was like $400, silvers been going up
Great score!
*Some really neat finds mate. Love the oldies. :)*
Thanks so much! These were some great rolls!
Awesome score! They are some beautiful nickles.
Thanks! This was a great score!
I'm happy for ya! Hopefully this will happen to all of us in here!
I hope so, too!
you've got a great friend at the bank.... if that teller is watching, thank you for saving these!!! good job
Huge thanks to the great tellers!!
@CADRollHunter i forgot on the last video, but Congrats on 10k!!!! thats awesome buddy
@@aaronthedj12 Thanks so much!
5:39 It says a lot about a hunt when you misread a 1987 as 1937 and toss it aside ;)
Lol! I didn't even realize it at the time - my eyes aren't getting any better - that's for sure!!
A fantastic group of nickels. You are very fortunate to have a good relationship with your bank tellers. I'm jealous 😂
I'm lucky to be able to get these kinds of rolls! I'm grateful they thought of me and held them aside!
Man, that's a great hunt. Congrats.
Thanks so much for watching - this hunt was small, but mighty!
Rob would have been jealous if that was a 1939-S or if you had scored a 1950-D. LOL Great finds.
No doubt - though he's found his fair share of key dates, for sure!! Thanks for watching!
Silver coins are hard to find even here in the USA, good luck with your Hunting!!! Nashville,TN...
Thanks so much for watching, Sammy. I really appreciate it!
Lots of great finds. Congrats on the silver too!
Thanks, Brian! This was a ton of fun to go through. It certainly lived up to the hype I had built up on the drive to the bank!
great finds. My tellers call me when they find stuff too. Pays to make friends at the bank
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
Great finds!
Thanks, Emanuel! Merry Christmas!
James i was in dreamland great pickup awesome hunt and fill
Thanks @CWEED!
Amazing score!
Thanks!
Super cool coins! I was wondering, when it comes to the 53 shoulder fold v. no shoulder fold, does that trick with the i work on all denominations or just nickels?
Yes it does! The SF and NSF obverses were the same across the denominations. It's particularly helpful for lower grade coins, where there's lots of wear. But it's actually the easiest marker to go on.
@ Awesome, that’s super helpful. Thank you!
Awesome hunt, James. Im still watching you look for varieties. You just found a 1951 half moon. New information for me. I want to let you know to check the 1946 Jeffersons for the counterfeit Henning nickel.
Thanks, I'll have to take a peek. Now, that would be an awesome find! (To go along with all my fake toonies!!)
Wow James that's a great find. I wish I had a teller to call me, maybe some day. Now when they call, its for a late payment on my Visa. ha ha ha
Thanks! I gave them my number a bunch of times and it took a long time (maybe a year!) before someone actually called me. I was shocked (and pleased, of course!). Now they call me pretty regularly, which is awesome! Good luck!
That was great. Many years ago, I had a similar find with rolls of Buffalo nickels. I hope you thought to ask if the same person brought in any other stuff.
Thanks - I definitely asked! That was it, but I told them to let me know if they come back!
You know it’s a good haul when he’s talking about which ones he didn’t get..😂
Very true. Got a great run of years, and only missed a few (unfortunately the key dates, but oh, well!).
That's definitely a lot of old Kings in the nickel rolls
It sure is! Thanks for watching!!
Congratulations on 10k subs!
Thank you for the support - I appreciate you!
Nice finds
Thanks, Abeer! All the best for a fantastic 2025!
Great channel
Thanks so much - I appreciate it!
Today I learned there was a bunny nickel and a Victory nickel (44 and 45). Cheers
Thanks so much for watching - and I'm glad you're learning new stuff - I'm always trying to learn about coins. There's so much I don't know!
I am in the us and I will love to find victory nickels
I have to assume it's possible - even improbable... Just like finding a US silver war nickel here in Canada. Keep your eyes peeled - you never know what you might run across!
Thats a good score
Keeping the legacy of the (possibly) passed husband
Hopefully she didn't just cash them in to spite him!! ;)
@@CADRollHunter lol
Shoulder fold ... no shoulder fold... near & far. Is similar to rhe Wide AM and Close AM varieties on the US Lincoln cents. Correct?
That's a great way to look at it, for sure! Most people aren't looking that closely for WAM/CAM or the position of the maple leaf and the fold. Just a rare die pair, essentially.
jackpot maybee old colection
Someone was definitely holding onto them, for sure!
Bite that thing off brother...that flake of skin on your thumb is driving me crazy lol
Love the vids big guy
Cheers from Niagara
Lol! I had the same reaction when I was editing the video! Thanks for watching!
Hello James just recheck my 1946 nickel and now can say it is 6 over 6 one not the broken arrow, I will wait awhile before I send you that stuff I saidi would send you before the strke
I'm glad you were able to figure that one out!
How much would an MS 1962 double date bring? Also it looks like there's a bit on the last A of Canada nearly touching the rim.
The Charlton Catalogue says $20. In an MS-65, it jumps up to $300. Quite a leap!
@CADRollHunter Very much so. I have a 1931 & a 1935. Which one would be better in regards to value and/or rarity. This is a bit off the nickel subject, but why is the NB 92 the same value as the rest of the provincial quarters? Wouldn't you think that the mintage figure would come into play here? Doesn't make sense to me that an Ontario 14 million is more valuable than a New Brunswick one with a little over 2 million minted? What could possibly explain that?
@@colinbernard789 The 1931 and 1935 are both relatively common (at least for hard-to-find King George V coins, that is). While the 1935 is a lower mintage, the 1931 seems to command a bit of a higher price. I suppose that's because it's older and harder to find in higher grades. As for the quarters, the fact that they're all valued the same has to do with the fact that they're all plentiful in a mint state. Most folks held them aside when they were released, so you can easily find any of them in great condition, including the NB. If most of them were in circulated condition, then I think you'd see a spread in the prices between the NB and the other coins.
I still have the 1915 5 cent piece I found metal detecting. If you're interested in it, please let me know.
That's a great find in the dirt! Nice!
No way
immagine finding 1925 nickel😱😱😱
That would be pretty incredible!
I don't see Elvis on those coins anywhere...
Now *that* would be a cool collector coin!
@@CADRollHunter Oh! Not THAT kind of King!
Do the tellers watch your videos.
Great question. I don't think they're interested! They know I do RUclips videos, and they'll occasionally ask me if I've found anything interesting of valuable. The other day, one of the tellers told me he'd watched a part of one of my videos. If you're not into coins, though, it might be hard to sit through!! ;)
@@CADRollHunter Thanks just curious.
sweet