Cashing in My Spare Change: "Discovery and Adventure"
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2020
- Just a short video of me sorting and cashing in my spare change collected over many years at a Coin Star machine at my local super market. Try to guess how much it all comes out to in total!
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“Forever Yours” by Wayne Jones - Free from the RUclips Audio Library 
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Love this vlog. You are...
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Thank you.
More "Counting Change" videos?
Yes, please.
And yes, I watched this more than three times. 😊
Gosh, thanks Charron! 😃
Just watched this for the first time today- I must say Tom, I can always “count” on you for an interesting video.
Hi Stephen, thanks, you can take that one to the bank 🤪
Wow nice work!
Love the coinstar machines!
Me too
I love yoplait, Always a pleasure watching you
Hi Modeling Factory, thanks for stopping by on this video! Cherry Yoplait was the best for me, but I think they made a change because the flavor seems different these days. 😋
That could buy a couple of nice kits for your next projects! Good work.
Hi tomcatter11, it certainly will help! 🙂
Bro, ill admit i was kinda guessing why? But it was oddly relaxing watching this video of you sorting coins, going through them for odds and foreign was kinda cool, amd you added math for educational purposes 😆. Gret video! I hope to see more and more.
The lemonade can is almost full again. It might be time for another "counting adventure".
I'm really excited to see your next model build, I'm always thrilled when seeing the realism in your models. Also do you think you can give us a hint to your next build. 😁
Hi SuperSonicMach12, glad you enjoy them. Your hint: 1/350. 😉
Your format was quite good. Instead of the haphazard approach most people take to making a video of this nature, yours' actually seemed more like an educational video for kids that explained the actions taking place without being intrusive and disrupting the video. Effectively done.
Thanks veritasfiles, it's an unusual subject for my channel, but I thought some viewers out there might find it entertaining.
Nice video.
Hi Nikolay, a bit of an unusual one for this channel. I thought there might be a small audience out there interested in this. 🤔
I did the same thing about five years ago but had 5, 10 and 20 cent coins (Australian) saved for about fifteen years in a large jar which I used to throw in all coins including 50c, $1 and $2 coins which I used for parking etc. I was expecting maybe $90-100 but it ended up over $300 so down to the model shop I went and left with a bundle of kits.....and a very big smile!
Hi Robbo, sounds like it turned into some great projects! 🙂
kool beans so what did you buy with all you money a new kit i hope ps keep them coming
Hi Gilbert, thanks, hope you're doing terrific! New model video coming soon 😃
2:10 🎶 Let the SKYFALL When it crumbles We will stand tall face it all together let the SKYFALL when it crumbles we will stand tall face it all together at SKYFALL 🎵
The last time I used Coinstar I was expecting $10-15; but it ended up being close to $50 after the fee!
Oops, I almost forgot...
I just subbed.
Thanks Charron Mollette, glad to have you aboard 😃
*It's good to see habits of other countries, in France you can't change your little coins and have a bank transfer with this machine.*
now we know why there is a coin shartage
Now I feel old. I haven't had more than a couple of bucks in coin sitting around since everything went plastic.
Hi Mark, I probably won't be able to fill that can again in my remaining lifetime because of the plastic craze 🙂
I have the paper tubes, so I just took all of my loose change, rolled it up and took it to the bank to deposit into my checking account. I'm like you, I had been sitting on it for years. But now that I'm unemployed every penny counts.
Hi Eddie, got to make it all count. Good Luck to you.🙂
I save all the loose change that I find
thats enough for a couple of good 1/48 aircraft kits...
Hi Peter, hope you're doing great! It will definitely help for Project #26. 😉
I'm not sure if your in to propeller planes, but could you built the itileri 1/48 scale E-2 C hawk eye please.
Hi SuperSonicMach 12, an E-2 is something I'd like to build in the future for sure 😉
@@MaxAfterburner thank you for your thoughts.
@@MaxAfterburner Hmmm 🤔, I wonder whatever happened to that project?? 😂😂
What a shame it'll end up as more money for Amazon to avoid paying tax on. Still! Well done you for your frugality
Thanks Paul, I'd rather just take it to the bank and deposit it all. None of the banks in my area have rolling machines for customers and they won't accept loose change.
@@MaxAfterburner I fully appreciate what you say about banks. To be honest you're lucky to have one anywhere reachable these days. Actually the machine you used was very impressive (I'm in the UK and we have nothing like that as far as I know) it's just Amazon gets my irked tic going. Not in any way your good self :-)
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Yay, the shortage is finally over.
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There are really machines accepting coins in exchange for gift cards in USA?! In Poland, when I wanted to cash in similar batch of coins I had to look for a supermarket with self service checkout that would accept even the smallest coins. And since that were mostly 1 grosz coins (1/100 of złoty) all I could buy was a pair of socks.
Hi mixererunio, it would probably take me an hour to insert enough coins just to buy a box of crackers 😄
@@MaxAfterburner Well, I will admit. I looked very supid paying with handfuls of coins for pair of socks. But this are damn nice socks.
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LOL I was $68 out great coin stash !
Heavy metal 🤑
I keep my coins in a Giant Coke bottle. I have 2 Coke Coin bottles that R both 22 1/2 inches tall and both can hold over $100,000.00 worth of coins.
Hi Bennie, you'll have to put those on wheels when you're ready! 🤑
@@MaxAfterburner I also have hidden coin Jars in my room. Also, I am goi'n to break the record for most coins saved.
The record for most coins saved is $13,084.59
Rats, I have to start all over again! 😮
2:26, most of those are British
That's interesting, I'll have to take a closer look now. Thanks, Lee.
You stole a f-16 screw😂😂😂
It's a very distinct torque screw. I can tell you exactly the area where it would usually go. It fits a triangular panel near the base of the vertical tail on the F-16.
@@MaxAfterburner when a technician knows there stuff