50 ROLLS OF NICKELS FROM 5 DIFFERENT BANKS: LET'S SEE WHAT WE CAN FIND!
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- Опубликовано: 13 янв 2023
- This week, we are coin roll hunting 50 rolls of nickels from 5 different banks in search of any rare, valuable, or interesting coins that we can find! This is part 2 of 4 of my "5 Banks, 1 Hunt" series where I am searching through rolls of pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters from 5 different banks to see which bank has the best coins and to see what we can discover. Thanks for watching and happy hunting!
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I had a bank teller tell me it's impossible to have a penny in a fed wrapped rolls. I got my rolls go home and the second roll I open there's a penny in-between nickels.
I imagine it probably would be impossible to find a coin like that in a fed-wrapped roll. But most of the machine wrapped rolls that come from the bank weren’t rolled by the fed. They were rolled by third party companies like Loomis instead, so that’s where the misplaced coins come from
Being as we have never had a penny issued by the US mint, it would be impossible to find one in any wrapped rolls, so they are absolutely correct!
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@@QuinsCoins I absolutely love that video haha. First and foremost I'm hardly offended, aggravated, annoyed, any of that. After looking at the usmint site and seeing it actually labeled as a penny as well though, I withdraw :D Awesome content most importantly, and thanks for the response!
@@mdmattyhodl8430 haha I appreciate it. I get comments similar to the first one you wrote every so often so I figured I would just make a video to easily address them 😄
Another wonderful hunt as always. Looking forward to the dimes and quarters. As always be blessed.
Love your videos Quin! They always supplement my coin roll hunting knowledge. I live in Michigan too and often wonder if you’ve ever searched a roll of coins I’ve returned or vice versa. Who knows!
Love this! I have like 80% of the nickles you find. But I just find in pocket change over the last 15yrs, I dont roll hunt, so I'm sure you have lots of duplicates. But still everytime your like, ahhh that's a low mint keeper", I get super excited!!!
Awesome video. Loving the series!
Big like 126! Thank you so much for sharing this excellent video!
It's weird cuz it's true about low mintage or key dates being in good condition. The 38-S, 39-S, and 50-D I found were all in beautiful condition. The 50-D having a beautiful gold tone. Love these different bank hunts.
Great job Ryan! Keep the videos coming!
Enjoyed this !😁👍
Wow amazing finds! Nice to see you upload again my man! Great job with the coin roll hunting and as always, happy hunting
Great video!
Great video as always. I've been hunting for 25+ years and the way I found it easy and fun is to start with your birthday and either go up in years or go down in years. Just the P & D works for me with a couple of S sprinkled in. That way you are not trying to get them all in one shot. Love the videos. Keep up the amazing work.
New subscriber. Love your videos. I have been collecting 3 years now. And I really enjoy the new hobby. Going to order your nickle mat. Thank you again!
Great video. Thanks. I started stacking nickels
I love your spirit and your show it keeps me going thank you
This was Fun!
Great series. i just started hunting pennies, doing live shows on tuesdays. I got a very large collection from a friend to search through for her, the coins belonged to her late husband.
Yesss a new bangerr
love your videos
Great video. 👍. I got a 1948-S from my LCS in my change. It blew my mind. I can’t wait for the next video. Take care. 👍
Do you think that the reason the '47 "s" are in better shape is because they've been in collections for a while and have spent fewer years in circulation? Like the proof coins found in the wild, it could be that occasionally a collector will have left a collection to a child who knows nothing, or had a burglary and lost a collection to circulation.
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Here's some irrelevant stuff to ignore for expediency:
I used to play with a neighbor kid 50 years ago and he was the kind of fellow who might steal from his dad's collection for pocket money. His dad was a WWII vet with an amazing collection and by then I was already a collector with a decent knowledge of coins and understood what he had there. It bugged me that he left his collection unsecured from his kids.
I always had that in mind when I'd find a proof in the wild. A few years ago I learned from my mother that his mother believed I'd stolen some of that collection. She (his mom, Helen) is still a friend of mine and I'll be attending her funeral soon, she's in her late '90s. Helen's forgiven me for the crimes I've not committed and I'll let her go to her grave not thinking ill of her son. Besides, he has a little brother and three sisters so I don't know for sure what happened and I don't need to care.
I just finished the last video, perfect timing.
Another great video! I'd grade it at Choice MS-65!
Very nice
Really enjoy your coin hunts. I'm new to coin collecting and wonder if you sell the coins you find. My goal is to find coins I can sell. Thanks Jim
27:30 great find
Quin, I just discovered your channel today -- please don't give me a new hyperfixation. I am now hopelessly obsessed with coin hunting and I think my entire day is now dedicated to this lmaooo
It's super addictive. This was my first time ever knowing about coin roll hunting. I watched videos all weekend and bought my first $10 in pennies. Probably going to go through it all tonight and get more tomorrow lmao
@@Brad66Impala hell yeah! Good luck!
I am looking to start coin searching and collecting. I am going to start with Pennies but what book or books should I start with?
nice vid man ...........
What banks are each of the colors so I can utilize this to maybe help in my own coin hunting journey. I have had the most luck with all denominations with chase. Thanks!
I saw a 2004 Lewis and Clark in that first customer wrapped roll
what is the best way to sell my coins and if it in auction what is the best auction site to use!! just started watching you videos and soon after my grandparents gave me some amazing collectable coins.
Awesome video brother! Ever find a 2 reichsmark natzi silver coin in quarters yet? Very cool I got a 1938 j mint mark one looks almost uncurculated and is real. Never no what you will find!
As I was watching this I got curious and checked my coin bank I got from my grandfather after he past. As I was looking at the quarters only one stood out. It's a bicentennial quarter with no mint that I just happened to have
Hey quin, if I were to find a rare coin where should/how do I get it graded, and how much would it cost?
What do you do when your done searching through the rolls? Do you just fill them back up in tubes and return them?
Just remembered to check the change I get from the vending machine at work and found a buffalo nickel. I can't tell the date on it because the front is all scratched up but the back is fairly clean
check for a 'raised' hill under the buffalo, if there is one, it's a 1913. see my comment above.
I had never heard of coin roll hunting before until one of my young coworkers brought it up one day recently. It sounded really interesting to me but I never really looked into it. Your video popped up on my feed and now I'm hooked. Really interesting, educational, and fun to watch. Can only watch so many pokemon pack rips hahaha. The history of the coins is fun to learn about also. Can't wait to watch more! Those coin mats you have are an amazing idea. Think I'll be purchasing soon. I think my only questions are how hard is it to sell the coins? And do you have to roll the coins back up for the bank I'll be honest I'm a little more interested in the hustle than the collecting. Sorry for long a** comment. Thanks. Looking forward to more videos
Thanks for watching! I’d say that if you’re interested in it as a hustle then it’s probably not the right activity to get into. You could potentially make money by looking for errors and varieties, and selling them on eBay but that requires a lot more knowledge and takes a long time to learn, and the learning never truly ends because there is so much to look for. The stuff I look for isn’t generally worth a ton of money and I don’t sell anything I find- I’m strictly a collector!
@QuinsCoins thanks for the reply and honesty haha. I think I'll go for the collecting and educating myself just to start out.
WOW
You should make a video showing some of your rarest finds
That's a beauty, your 1939!
Being new to this, I have 2 questions..what is the point thing all about? Also, which denomination are you most likely to find something good?
Hello! I’m new to your channel and pretty new to coin collecting though I am an avid coin roller. It’s therapeutic to me. I was wondering if these coins you are looking for are of any value or if it is just for fun to find if that makes sense? Thanks!
They have some value, nothing you will get rich over, for example the 1943 war nickel he found is worth approximately $2 - $6 depending on condition
Do you have any maps for Canadian coins I'm interested in doing a bit for fun cause really all you need to invest is the coin you wanna keep could be fun with the kids
I've been finding a good amount of 09s lately
I just found a very worn nickle on the reverse and blank on the obverse. I don't know if it's real. I found it in a room from the bank.
I'll go for a book the good book of coins so that I can see what are they worth
David Anderson
whats with the reveres ?
do you have to be a member of other banks to get these rolls? or do you do roll-for-roll at the banks you are not a member of. i presume you are a member of at least one of those 5 banks?
How do you get the banks to give you all these rolls?
Rooting for yellow 😅
oh oh oh... one note when you were nic-a-dateing nickels. i'll have to rewatch the video, BUT i was going through my buffalos again today (i was super lucky and got 8 in one box!) and even though the date was completely worn off (and i mean no numbers were showing at all) i dated a 1913 buffalo... the 'soil' that the buffalo is standing on for that year only is 'raised' (also called 'variety 1' i think, it's a little different). i used a megared book to help identify it, but there should be some pics of what i am talking about on the googles. anyway, please don't nic your nickles until you look for that. not that it would be worth a huge amount or anything, but that's another way to do it without using chemicals on your coin. anyway...
C O O L !!😁👍
Why don’t you keep your copper cents? You should keep them, they’re worth 3 times face, and if you got hundreds of dollars in face value, then you’ll make a massive profit
Where you store all that along with everything else? Sometimes you just can't.
Why nickels?
There is a scratch on reverse side of both 47 S coins... Have you looked at them side-by-side? Know its nothing but...
I thought the same thing. 👍
Explore the Philadelphia if I can get this pic to come through what's your opinion on this?
I have a v nickel so worn the back looks blank and the front you can barely see some of the head and a few stars, that's how I identified it. No visible date or mint mark though. Should I keep it?
Yes
About 3$
I have a plastic roll of 1964 plain penny's. My brother got it at the bank in Sacramento as it was his HS graduation year. I dropped it once and the top popper off, so i put em all back. I still have the roll most never touched. They all have a nice red patina from all the years in my drawer. Any value???????????????????????????????????????????
Just bought 20 oz of sunshine buffalos
I got a 1943 big S on the back is that worth anything I have pictures
How can I send coin pics
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Hi Quin. I decided it was time to buy your mats, so I went to your website. The only placemats you have listed there that are specific to the coin are the pennies and nickels. I purchased those, but I was really also wanting to get quarters and dimes. I sent you an email, but I haven't heard anything back from you. I know that you probably get tons of emails and you don't feel like you have time to read through them all, but I was hoping that coming from your website would be more prominent. I guess there's no difference between sending you an email from your website or sending you an email just from my email account.
Anyway, I'm leaving this message here because this is the most current video you have put out and I figure you have a better chance of seeing it here. Please let me know if you have any quarters mats and or dimes mats that I can purchase.
Sorry about that! I sent you a response via email
@@QuinsCoins I received two emails, both regarding the placemats I bought being shipped. I did not receive any email concerning the quarter mats or dime mats.
@@asarand I am so sorry about that! I wrote out an entire response and now I am not seeing it anywhere- not in my sent, drafts, or anything else so I’m not sure what happened. So, I’ll just go ahead and write it all out here. I only have the 3 placemats designs that you see on my website. I considered making placemats dedicated to just dimes and quarters, but felt that there wasn’t enough there to fill up entire placemats based on just dimes or just quarters. As far as coin roll hunting goes, people who coin roll hunt dimes and quarters are typically just looking for silver, so it made sense to group them in with half dollars and create a silver stacking placemat. So that is why the designs exist as they do. I don’t plan on making a dime or quarter placemat anytime soon just because I am so busy with so many other things, but I wouldn’t be surprised if someone came along and made one themselves (there are probably already some designs out there that I don’t even know about!) I hope this answers your question and I am sorry for all of the confusion!
@@QuinsCoins thanks for replying. I guess I'll have to look around and see if I can find them somewhere else. I'm not in a position to make them myself as I do not have enough quarters and dimes to make them, nor do I have the knowledge for everything that you include on yours. But I'll look around and see what I can find. Thanks again for responding.
I have a 1901 penny and 1838 penny 1943 steel penny are they worth anything
whats the song u use in the beggining
i have been asking my parents if i can go to the bank to look for coins like you
I have a 1958 no mint mark nickel is that good
I have a 1958 nickel no mint mark is that good
What do the points mean? I’m new to this channel.
Find a Shield Nickel! Lol.
I got mine. You got yours?
Is there any silver nickles
I think that 1962 was a proof coin, it looks to shiny.
Hi
I went to a coin place today and waited 4 hours but i got a 1806 coin not American tho
I am like number 528
Why wouldn’t you keep any 64 and under as they are silver and worth more than the whole roll just on the silver spot price.
No, pre-65 nickels do not contain silver (besides the ‘42-‘45 war nickels which contain 35%)
@@QuinsCoins oh I never realized it was only dimes quarters and half dollars that were silver!
No mint mark always Philadelphia?
Yes
quin i need help , direction to get into this. im 63 years old . how can i talk to you, i have some to sell maybe i can work with you .
Nina
Colors of banks does not tell me where you're going
Nina .I want
I have plenty of old nickles, quarters, pennies, would like to talk with you. If you are real because I have tried to communicate with others and don't response. I guess because I am a Hispanic woman.
Why nickels?
Why 2009
Low mintage year
HOW ARE YOU GETTING ANY CHANGE!? Here in southeast NC banks will only give 1 roll or not at all?
Which banks are only giving 1 roll down there? I’m in Michigan and haven’t had a problem in a while
@@QuinsCoins all of them. First citizens, truist(formally BB&T), United, PNC
@@mike675n5 is it because you don’t have an account? Or is that their policy across the board?
@@QuinsCoins I have an account at 1. My son has account at 1
Bro missed 2005 on first roll while talking about it
But don't tell how much none of these are worth on none of these channels 🤔
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