I COIN ROLL HUNTED A COLLECTION DUMP: HERE'S WHAT I FOUND!
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- This week, I am bringing you a once in a lifetime collection dump coin roll hunt courtesy of one of my biggest supporters, Pam! This is a genuine collection dump full of old and rare coins, many of which you never see in circulation anymore. Let's see what we can find!
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My local coin shop has wheat penny rolls for 2.50 a roll and I have found some really outstanding coins! I even found an MS 67 steel cent, which is the best I ever found coin roll hunting! Some day I will find that elusive 1955 P DDO!!!! !!!!!!
3 weeks ago my 8 year old son found an 1890 Indian Head penny in a pile of change. A week later we went to a local coin show and really got introduced to the hobby. My son is in love with the treasure hunt aspects of the hobby, so much so we've run out of coins for him to search, organize, research etc. Seems like online auctions and such are an expensive way to go. Any suggestions on how to find penny rolls would be appreciated.
Wow now that’s crazy! About a year ago an 8 year old found a 1969-S DDO penny worth $30,000 in his moms change. I’ve found a few Indian Pennie’s myself Coin roll hunting
I have purchased off of EBay. Whole rolls of wheat pennies.
How can you find coin dumps?
Kelly, have you simply gone to the bank and purchased a box of pennies yet? I was his age when I started collecting, and would save up my meager money to buy rolls of pennies to search through!
@@Mrspokemacsjust look for them in rolls from the bank I found a 1917 penny from the bank
Looks like it says "WH. P." for wheat penny 👍
And what did he say?! Luh dot P.? Lol
He's not that smart, is he?
What got me was the pennie with the 4 lines on it that looked like 4 cuts he said was done with a pair of pliers lmfao like there's any way a pair of pliers would cut that thin of a line in something and only go through but not all the way on part of the cut line that would of had to be a thin cut of wheel for jewelery to cut that thin
Huh I don’t know what a pennie is what is that?
@@richg3411 No need to be mean. He seems like a nice man. All he ever asks for is your time, which decision you are completely free to make. Sometimes saying nothing is the wisest course of action. You are free to think anything that you feel; you are not required to share every thought that you have.
Even if I knew nothing about coins and I saw coins wrapped up and with writing on them, I would try to find out what it was all about, especially in this day and age.
Anyway, thank you Pam for showing us that we can still walk into a bank and walk out with a roll or 2 or 34 (lol) of wheat pennies.
And thank you Quinn for sharing! Great video! 👍
Fantastic collection. Superb identification of the rolls. Thank you, Pam, for sending these in to the show. It's amazing to see what is out there and what people collect. I collect birthdates. 68, 87, 97, 99, 2000, 2010, 2020, 2021, and 2023. Doesn't matter the denomination. If it has one of these dates, it goes into 2x2 and binders. These are mine, girlfriends, kids, and grandkids birthdates. As I find 1902, 04, 12, 14, 36, and 37 coins, they get them as well. There just aren't many in circulation, if any. Then, for my grandkids, I'm extending what my 1902 grandfather did for me. He gave me a 1921 Peace Dollar. Beings I have a grandchild from 2021 this coin is labeled from x to y to z in hopes they will extend it further. For the 20 and 23 grandkids, I'm getting 1920 and 1923 Dollars for them. Then, for the kids and inlaws, I'm getting proof coins of their birth year. I just hope they recognize the time I'm taking to build each collection and they hold onto them. But once I'm gone, I don't have much to say, do I?
All of this is from pocket change and coin roll hunting. Though on occasion I'll buy an error of these years to add to them and obviously the 100 year old coins and proofs. Those are deliberate. Heck, I might add some 200 year old coins in time.
Nice to see another fan like myself sending Ryan a collection dump!!! Thank You Pam!!! I still have more rolls from that 2018 collection dump my girlfriend picked up. I will be sending more of those rolls to Ryan for hunting or a competition roll hunt with Kevin. It is always awesome to see loads of wheaties, especially older ones with mint marks!!! Keep these Awesome videos coming Ryan!!!
Thank you David! I would really appreciate that!
@@QuinsCoinsI am a first time viewer and I am watching a video of a collection dump and I am really liking it
We had a 5 gallon water bottle full of cash and change for my grandson, Unfortunately a person stole a lot of cash. So we decided to dolley it to the dining room and start rolling it up. He handed me a coin saying it was a foreign coin. Lol. It was a 1898 Indian I think, it's been a while. But it started a history lesson and now, small collectors. Nothing fancy but definitely some money. Found 4 Privy quarters etc. Neither one of us give out change at the store, so we can bring home the change to look through together.
I love my grandson!
I had purchased 6 solid date cent rolls on the whatnot coin auction for $25.00 plus shipping.
The dates were from 1941 through 1958. I was satisfied.
The First National Bank of Orange County, from my research was merged with Wells Fargo in 1978. So those rolls are over 50 years old, at least the wrappers are.
AWESOME VIDEO😊😊😊😊. I have been collecting coins since I was about 4...5 years old. (56+ now) and in the past year and a half I have been lucky enough to get at my bank on 3 different occasions **3** different what I believe then to be someone else's collection that someone 😔died😔 and a wife, husband, child, etc. found them and thought "🤔Hmmm pennies, I'll roll em up and take em to the bank😊😊😊 and I LUCKED OUT (again ***3*** different times. I time I got 2 boxes and when ya find *1* coin from the 80s, 90s and early 2000s it's like 😳🤯🥳🥳YESSSS!!!😊😊😊. Those 2 boxes were FULLLLL of BRIGHT orange brand new condition pennies. SO MANY of the same years...for example....120 2006s, 97 2005s, 68, 1886s etc, etc. Also I look at EVERY coin (including those with 2 different magnifying glasses (different magnifications of course) The second time approximately a month or so after that I received another 2 boxes at my bank and THOSE were FULL of 70s, 80s and 90s SO MANY in AMAZING condition (you call them "coin dumps"😌) I was FREAKING OUT 😳🥳🤣🤣. Then the 3rd time😌😌....3 boxes and again jist finding ONE penny in great condition is SMILES-A-PLENTY😊😊. In those 3 boxes there were SOOOO MANY IN UNBELIEVABLE AMAZING CONDITION late 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. In almost every roll or every other roll (a few times it was every 3rd roll there was a 1960 SUPER BRIGHT AMAZING CONDITION. It was SO RIDICULOUS and almost UNBELIEVABLE towards the end I made a video (my first EVER and low and behold almost every wrapped roll I opened was 1...2...3....and one had *4* 1960 BEAUTIES in it. Total ending count was OVER 90 of them😳. 109 1977s, 12 1959Ds, etc.,etc......ETC!! After looking at quite a few of the 1960s I noticed there are 5 DIFFERENT double dies that are NOT in Wexler's or Variety Vista or ANY of the main sites or in any of the books I have. FIRST FINDS😊😊😊. Also 3 RPM "FIRST FINDS". Anyway approximately 2 months after that last 6 days (and nights😳🤣) hint of mine I got another 2 boxes at my bank. I found *my* usual doubled dies, RPMs, die clashes, misaligned dies (minor) off center strikes (also minor), ones in great condition, ones that were/are beautifully colored/tinted, strike throughs and anything else I saw as different and/or special. Anyway I was on day (and night) 5 (🤔I think...maybe 4🤔🤣lol.) and I was on my last roll and (this is **NO** JOKE) and as I flipped over the 6th penny from the end of the last roll after going through 2 boxes there was a 1909S VDB (brown but in AWESOME condition.... ESPECIALLY for have been in circulation for 112 years😌. To everyone who reads this....KEEP LOOKING!!🤣🤣 YOU ***NEVER*** know what AWESOMELY COOL coins you'll find☺️
Thanks for taking us on your treasure hunt! Excellent video!
Fun stuff.
A couple months ago a teller called me regards 147 rolls of nickles from a collection that I could buy but never return to the bank, so I bought them. Almost $300 worth.
147 rolls uncirculated, full rolls, 1959 Philly to 1990P.
For example 8 rolls of BU 1968D.. 5 from 1960, 14 of 1981P.
Not sure what to do with them.
Sell them locally to coin shops or collectors that may want em for the metal content?
@@Baddie_you.a.trackstar I may keep them for metal content myself.
I've looked up roll sale prices online and sent out feelers to those sellers, they aren't interested.
I have an original bank wrapped roll of 1955-s wheat Pennie’s like that old full of 65s you have
Hello, I was watching Pawn Stars, Rick the owner was willing to pay $30,000 for one 1944 Steel Penny.
I've caught one dump before. I asked for penny rolls at a gas station and they had three. Out of the rolls, there was a roll's worth of wheat cents throughout the batch. I've also caught one roll of nickels that I assume a coin roll hunter dumped since it was mostly really worn down 64s and a couple 40s-50s nickels that I guess they didn't want
40:30 We remind Dear Reader that the Lincoln cents produced from 1959 to 2008 are properly classified as MEMORIAL cents. MONTICELLO was the home of 3rd President Thomas Jefferson, which you can see on the US five cents ("nickel") made from 1938 to date. So yeah. We totally respect this collector, but he blew it on the classification.
3:43 "I suspect the collector was mainly focused on "not Wheat penny," and simply spaced out and substituted _Monticello_ for _"Lincoln Memorial"._ (My guess would be that he or she actually knew one from the other, IOW, suffered a Brain Fart.)
@@gregoryreese8491 In the video you can see that the collector wrote "Monticello" on the rolls of cents. We can speculate that the collector kept those rolls for years, and didn't correct the mistake. So we suspect ignorance, not a momentary lapse. Have a nice day!
38:49 . I have a ribbon tin with about 25 brand new looking 1943 D's and S's steel. I have a pic.
I love my wheat penny collection* & I'm happy I'm not alone☆
I live near the roll at 40:04, it said Martinsville illinois. Very small town, dying out. I'm sure when those coins were there the town was very active
Nice pick up, I bought six older rolls last week on the whatnot channel,
'41 through '52 I think. I'll get them Monday.
I would check all those 1936 wheaties for the ddo. With so many in there and it clearly being a collection there could be some ddos in there.
About a year ago someone broke into my mother's house and stole 2 ammo cans full of rolled and dated just like what you are sorting out in upstate NY Ulster county which is next to orange county.... ????
Very cool, thanks Pam
The 1943 wheat penny could be a chipped of 8 so it looks like 1943
I Enjoy your Videos man been watching for years but I suggest you Learn about Doubled Dies, Errors and RPMs or Re-Punched Mint Marks there's alot to Look for other than just Wheats and Indian heads man :)
12 days ago I was searching through my grandfather's collection.I found a steel penny in mint condition.
Best way to clean couns
A lot of my grandfather's coins are in those old rolls. He also labeled them like that how many of each date and mint mark.
Take a magnet to the side of the rolls and check for steelies.
good idea!
For anyone liking coins what dedication this person had 👌.
A good day you had opening and going through some American history ❤❤❤
This is crazy!! Can’t wait till you get the rest of the collection dump. Wow, this is awesome
The fun you get from searching those rolls is worth it. I love roll searching.
As a new collector, I would like to know is it in my best interest to clean my collection of pennies, and how should I clean them?
I would advise you not to clean them as in most cases, cleaning a coin lowers the value of the coin.
However, if the coins already do not have much value to begin with, and you would like the way they look cleaned, then I’m not against that
Where can I get a copy of the low mintage chart that u refer to ??
I got 12 snow babies at a garage sale for 5 bucks
This is SSOOooooo COOL !
Love ALL your Videos Quin !! You ROCK !!
Posted alot of my coins on eBay and market place. None are selling. I have been taking them down now and adding them to the change bag for the bank. I know a couple are error coins but I ain’t got the money to send in. So if your in area of yooper Michigan you’ll be wanting to keep an eye out for some old wheats, Old Pre 65 nickels/ dimes…
U GO GIRL, PAM is awesome.❤️
I have a gallon ice cream bucket full of wheat pennies.... maybe i need to go through them. Cheers Quin!
Awesome hunt. I used to get amazing deals on ebay for rolls of wheaties. Now, people want insane amounts. Normally when metal detectorists find a wheatie, they're like ehhh a wheat penny.......but when I find one I flip out. Lol.
Where is the best place to get generally “unsearched” rolls. So many scammers and fakers on eBay now
@@mmm-mmm any place you recommend to look for good deals other than just asking the bank for rolls ?
@@Anfield-bn3wgeBay is literally a scammers paradise.
As a metal detectorist and coin collector I still get giddy finding a wheat cent. Means that there is a good chance that ground has not been hunted to hard and that silver may he in the area
On a collection dump like that, I would mainly be looking for varieties, Double dies, RPMs, etc.
Quin - Michigan....MICHIGAN??? You woulda had better luck meeting garbage truck at dump in 1989. I had one drawer in desk, and on Mom & Dad's move from Howell to Marion, Mom sht canned my Tupperware container labeled, "Erwin's old stamps", because...well, all it had was old stamps and obvious not worth movin'! In Marion, couple years later, Dad's neighbor mentioned Honus Wagner baseball cards from early 1900s. When couldn't find Tupperware container, Dad asked Wicked Witch, now of the North 10-20 of container. She said threw it out moving! They had thrown out SEVEN Honus Wagner cards, 4-mint, 2 others perfect, and one Gramps and Dad would show a close buddy if gloved up! On our next trip up from G.R., I got out of car & Dad led me aside, related above, and said. "It was an honest mistake...PLEASE DON'T HATE HER & PLEASE..PLEASE DON'T KILL HER! Dad got his second wish, but that 1st wish was a tough one. I never smiled again until NOV 2017 when Motha Time caught up to Mom!! It wasn't just the Honus Wagner cards either, it was all of Ty Cobb's baseball card proofs too, together with couple hundred mint Ty Cobb baseball cards, as was Gramp's best friend. Enjoyed watchin' you sort thru pennies though, but not a collector of anything myself, as found out it could be too heart breaking.....
I went to bank and got 22 rolls of wheat pennies at bank last week. I was behind an elderly lady who was cashing them in. I asked the teller if I could bye them and she said yes please take them. I haven’t even opened them yet. They are like these each roll is dated. Thanks.
The best part of this hobby is it doesn’t really cost money. If you find nothing just change them in
What you saw as LUH P. i saw as WH. P. = Wheat Pennies.
Thank you Pam! I really enjoyed this video!!!!!!
I love dumping my own jugs out to literally find a little of nothing.. and this seems to be why.. other folks stock piling. 😢 😢 😭.
I absolutely love the grind, the rarity and history of each coin or note that I FIND and would never sell my collection even though it has some value.
I grabbed a few customer rolls from the drawer and 3 of them were all Indian and wheat cents. I was speechless! The wrapper was typical and unmarked. Hoping I can come across that luck again. Thanks for the videos!
1936 wheat penny has a Double die
Awesomeness
Great video! That was loads of fun to watch!!
I would love to buy some of those pennies you received from Pam. Thank you Pam. Anyways if you decide to sell some please let me know.
Thanks for your great videos.
It’s sore hard to find unsearched pennies on eBay so far I scored 1 great roll 5 years ago and the rest were obviously picked through. 1:37
This video was awesome.
Just ordered all three place mats, keep up the hunting.
@@Diggitydave1 thank you Dave, I appreciate it!
@QuinsCoins got them in, and they look great. Glad to do business with someone from NC
Wow! Nice finds ryan
That was a great video!
almost 100,000 subs!
Pam that was very nice, helping to complete some pages in Quinn's books
Well that's interesting: there's someone out there like me. I rolled a bunch of American pennies over 45 years ago, put the dates on the outside of the wrappers and hung on to them. I'm in Canada but kept all my American pennies from my paper routes. Someday I'll die, my grandkids will inherit them and probably turn them into the bank for some collector like yourself to find. I know there are no valuable coins in them, but they'll still be exciting for someone.
Fun video quin!❤❤
We have a box full of steel pennies, eventually need to get through them .. you say your in Michigan? So r we.. so maybe we will get in touch with you, we have a huge coin collection to go through
I so enjoyed watching you open these rolls. Thanks so much
Hi there! I'm new to the channel, and collecting. Your video is one of most exciting out there. Thx for the great info.
I hope you even kept the copper memorial stuff
Quin Rocks & Rules !!😊
You Rock Quin !!
Nice!
Great finds i love your channel
Truly "no further ado" 8:05
Hi ho- I’m a super newbie, but will learn as I go- thanks to you! Organizing my father’s extensive Canadian collection, and it’s a little scary, but mostly fun. Thx for the tips!
Watching re-run on Xmas eve ! 😊
Bless you Quin with GOOD LUCK !
Those old wrappers are valuable on their own. I wouldn't just sell them to anyone though. Someone could use them to scam someone
GOOD LUCK QUIN
Is all wheat penny are valued?
You are lucky, as a fellow collector I'm kind of jealous.
MERRY XMAS QUIN ❤👍🏻
Someone brought in 3 rolls of half dollars to my bank one day. So when I asked if they had any, I got those 3 rolls. One had 6 40% silver, the next one had 4 40%, then the last one had none. So 3 rolls and find 10 40% silver was definitely good.
I had a crazy box last week. Found 23 40% half dollars and 1 64 .
Where can I get some sheets like that with all the dates on it
You can get them here: www.quinscoins.com
Congratulations on a 100k subscribers . Great video .
Thank you!!
I'm from Michigan too! Awesome to find other coin roll hunters in MI
Awesome finds and congrats on reaching 100K! Welcome to the club 😜
Thoroughly Enjoy your videos..love them, keep em coming
I'm not sure if the local banks machines are different, but I find quite a few steel pennies in boxes from the local banks. Usually onyl in the Lumis boxes.
Here's the thing people forget about; A lot of these coins back in the day were made of 98 percent Electrical copper. Pennies today are tin, when you take thing's to a scrap yard they usually pay you buy the pound. Plus they pay you more if it's pure copper... Why get a penny when you can get two or three cent's... 🤔
59 please don't make me older. Lol
My wife was yelling the same thing as I was listening! 😂
I've been collecting for over 20 years now, still learning. My collection is only missing 15 to complete from present 2023 - 1887 Indian Head. I have some key dates but not all. I wouldn't mind an 1856 Flying Eagle 😂
Quin ! You are a good looking young Dude !!😊
Lucky man!
That's just right! Good going,🥳
I also have 2 red coin wrappers of (1970 proof) pennies. Shiny, never circulated.
Oooooh, suspense and excitement....
very nice thanks for sharing
@quinscoins just found your channel. Thank you for the knowledge sharing and for the great content. So fun to watch. You inspired me to grab a box of Pennies from my bank. Made my first video yesterday. You earned a subscriber here. Can’t wait to see what’s next. I’ve already learned much from your video.
Cheers
Awsome
I recently got a bag of international coins and there was a 1933 Canadian cent, King George v in there.
Great video.
Perhaps person passed away & his family dumped coins back into bank !
Wow! What a great video! Thank you for making it. This is the first time watching you. I am so excited. I have been collecting coins for about 32 yrs and I have never watched a video about them. Do I live under a rock or what? I have never gone through them either...honest!! I keep all the coins I can and buy change from people. I keep saying, "someday when I have time I'll sort them and look at each one." I'm still waiting for that day. I have to also learn what I need to look for. I have all the books, but I am definitely going to order your chart. That is awesome that you did that. Well, wish me luck!!! Cindy in Calif.
In the change, I found Lincoln Penny but in reverse, It’s cool. It’s a 2009 Cent but Reverse, Bicentennial Penny.