I Opened 75 Year Old Rolls of Silver Coins
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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why dont you stay at work or something.
I have an A* doller, but I really don know how much to sell it on ebay?
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Where did you get those from??? Please tell me
I recently came into roughly 250 rolls of pennies that were rolled over a period from the 1950's-1970's. I've only opened a couple so far: 1 roll of wheaties (40-58) and a roll of 1970-S that absolutely looks uncirculated. The luster is amazing. I'm excited to see what's in store.
how in the world did you get those rolls
Tombstone note for someone that would have been 117 years old LOL
Thinking the same thing.
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I was gonna say that too.
people have lived that long but I've only ever heard of like 3 people that have, if someone did live from 1823 to 1940 we would have probably heard of them because of how rarely that happens
You know what silverpicker, I LOVE the idea of a tombstone note. Great new category to look out for when I go through bills
15:00 it’s when the silver quarter roll gets open 🙂
Thx bro
Thanks
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"I'm not into varieties....(cherrypicking)..." WTF?!?!?! Thats ALL I LIVE FOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can’t believe how much you’re channel grow over last 5 years it’s kinda of crazy
I haven’t watched this channel in like a year and I still love the videos 😂
Welcome back!
Those bank notes are insanely amazing
Great Video again sir with information that I didn't know about. I didn't know war nickels had that much of a premium!
I like how this guy talks to us thoughout this video ALOT. it makes me feel at home
Glad you enjoyed!
Cool video , I started roll hunting at the age of 5 my dad and I would look for wheats and Mercury dimes, that was in the 1960s. So much fun !
I love seeing anybody open up old coins.
60s Canadian pennies are mostly unexciting, but there are a few valuable ones
Your so close to a 100k subs
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@24:17 I literally said please unfold that corner and you did. Good guy👍
pre 1982 are worth more than a penny due to the copper content.
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Laminations on silver war nickels actually DETRACT from their value rather than adding to them. A perfect strike is far more desirable, as laminations were a rather common occurrence on this poorly alloyed metal.
I understand what you're saying but with the pre 83 Lincoln since they're really worth about three to four cents of their copper in value I know you cannot melt them down yet but I personally saved them because just like silver coinage, you will be able to melt pennies eventually. I look at every one of them as little $0.03 pieces.
Definitely doesn't hurt to do that :)
Your "Tombstone Note" concept sounds like a good idea. The problem here is the one you found would make the person 117 years old. Hang in there - it's still a good idea.
117 years old could be possible!
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Been subscribed for about 4 years. Keep up the great work!
Nice brother I just got some 1960 bank rolls of quarters my LCS got like 300! .. I'm doing several guard House boxes of B U and proof's.. my favorite.. hard to get seems like?
Thanks again for sharing another great video! That was fun!😊👍🏼 Lots of Love Bobbi 😊🙏🏼
All the old mint rolls looked like the white n red striped one in the right. Those old rolls were all over the place in 80's n 90's. Now pple making they mortgage payment off a roll of em now, crazy. Ahh, 20/20....
Wow. Exactly
Those are not old wrappers. The solid color red are actually much older. This is actually a very lengthy discussion to break down wrapper types that are correct for certain time periods. But the stripped one you spoke about is not one of them
@@ryanhavok584 white n red striped ends what I remember... like the design they have now in machine mint rolls. Solid colors were usually bank branch wrappers. The older white n red ones machine rolled, usually have that off white color in middle on older rolls, from the Mint. But they can fake that too. I seen a web page selling boxes of wrapped pennies in solid color wrapper, said they were unsearched lol, but they were repacking old crapy wheatys in a $20 box I believe for around $400. Theys making big bank$$$ on re rolled non special wheatys on the coin roll craze during pandemic. Crazey markup on boxes 📦 of old wheatys that were undoubtly already searched thru for gems. Had a ticker on how many were sold, somethn like 1,200 boxes @ the time. Def took advantage of the coin craze during pandemic.
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All of them are right valuable..... I want one...
The wheat cents 1932 & older are worth 10-15 cents in nice condition
1932 is the first date for the Washington quarter, FYI.
Yes and it was the only coin minted in 1932 because of the Depression .Only reason it got minted that year was because it was the 200th anniversary of Washington's birth .
@@lindaeasley5606 Lincoln Cents were minted in 1932 at Philadelphia and at Denver.
The Washington Quarter was, indeed, intended as a commemorative issue.
10$ gold coin, 20$ gold coin, the penny…
Glad to see this. I saw the first part! Merry Christmas. Subscribed.
Correct me if I'm wrong.but wasn't there some copper planets left in the press and there for there was a handful if coppers
Yes some there are some 1943 coppers as well as 1944 steel cents
the copper in penny is worth 2 cents
42 is the answer to life the universe and everything!
Fun collection hunt. Thanks👍😎
Thanks for watching!
Where can we get deals like this?
the date on a bill is the beginning of when that series started printing ,1953 $2 only had 4 series and were only printed in 1953 , but others like 1928 $2 were printed in to the 1950's, its 2024 now, but try to find some bills newer than series 2017, gl
Thanks for the video!
You had sequential notes in those $2 Bills
Thanks again for the content
Thank you wish you had time to open it all am on the hunt for a note with the yellow stamp only one I don't have and if I ever get my 3rd check going to buy stacks of bills from bank am sad Causey dad helped me out on collecting coins and money he was vice president of federal reserve so we got great stuff from him when we were young he got stuff straight from the Philadelphia mint my bother got sheets of 2 dollar bills uncut but anyway I am now looking at your videos cause my dad passed away about 3 years ago so am still really lost it was mine and his thing collecting coins bills etc so am grateful for all your hard work on these videos and yes I've found a couple of old Penny rolls not opened I don't know why he didn't open them and not sure if I should but thank you again and hope everyone has a happy Easter weekend best wishes to everyone
Also when I know I have a silver quarter I listen to what sound it makes when it drops
Jed Clampett was on the $2 note? Cool!
1932 was the 1st year of the washington qtr
As much as I want to see that roll of wheat pennies opened I don't really want to watch tik tok. Although what we were able to see was amazing!
$2 star notes, and low serial # as well
You are the person that got me into coin Collecting!!!
I love to hear that!
@Silverpicker This was the first coin channel that I found after that I started getting the coin books, and then I started my channel (or renamed it) to Feltys Coins! And I've had some success three months after becoming a coin channel I started streaming.
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I read this as “your videos are shit!” And I got super confused lol
Great video, man! I don’t have a crystal ball - but I’d imagine eventually you’ll have a stack worth of a twisted off mustache and monocle 🧐
I got that $1400 stimulus finally and at least half is going into Constitutional. Cheers dude!
Nice! I'm gonna start monocle shopping today!
It's weird that the silver certificates are only worth a little more than a buck, because it's not like you ever find those in circulation. I guess a LOT of them have been saved, or there is no demand.
Want to get trashed? Take a shot every time he says tiktok
Lol I use to call them RIP notes but tombstone is way more catchy.
I personaly would like to stumble accros a 1943 copper penny.
Not just stars, but star naughts, and all but one were star double naughts!
cooper pennies are worth 3 cents copper went up. CMON MAN
Because I like the video
Washington Quarters were first issued in 1932 (not 1938) as a commemorative of the 100th anniversary of Washington's birth.
Whoops! Thanks for pointing that out!
"It's not all silver and gold". True... Sometimes its copper!
That's for dang sure!
The notes are best views
Even if you don't find any key dates, EVERY pre 82 penny is worth 3-5¢ depending on the copper market. Today (3/15/22) pre-82 melt value is about 3¢
True, but you don't know how long you'll have to hold it before you can sell it for such a price. I'd say better invest that money in crypto, stocks, or PMs
@@Silverpicker Granted.
I've been known to day trade stocks and crypto. But I prefer tangible assets. Something about feeling my money 😉
I'm glad you mentioned in the video about profit margins. Too many people think businesses are out there to just give and take 1to1.
They don't realize YOU have to make a living as well. I think 75% is quite fair.
As a customer selling a lot of that size, I would prefer 75% value cash in hand, rather than have to make the rounds to shops and fleabay and part out all those coins for probably less after all is said and done.
Love that I came across the 3 videos in this series, think I'll be sticking around.
I live in Monticello, KY. We pronounce the "C" like an "S" in Monticello
Awesome video cool to see silver certificate and two dollars bills red seal silver coins steel pennies
The correct way to pronounce the building on the back of the nickels is "Monticello." Hope that helps.
Interestingly enough, war nickels have the highest silver content per dollar of face value of any US coin intended for circulation.
I'm So excited!
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Unfortunately I lost interest the moment you said TikTok....not my thing. Thank you for sharing this great educational experience.
Honestly some of those 60's cents are getting hard to find in decent condition. Maybe it's just me but I'd hang on to those at least. (Heck some 70's and 80's are getting harder to find that good.)
It’s really cool how you stop to tell us some info.
I like to roll my collection and fool my friends too
Lol must be nice to spend thousands of dollars on bags of silver coins. Trust me, I would if I could! Great content!!
You got that right! Thanks for watching!!
that 1941 shows wood graining
I have my own term for the toning of War nickels that I'm quite fond of and that, I think, has a nice ring to it: Gunmetal Green
What is a tombstone note??
Where did you get them?
LOL I want that old coin paper rolls. I hope you still not throw it on the trash.
And correction: the first year of Washington quarters was 1932, not '38.
What do you do with the wrappers? Funnily, when I went thru my grandpa’s wrapped coins, I kept the wrappers just cuz they were old, but NO idea what to do with them.
Put the coins back in the rolls by years. Keep them in a dry place until you retire and give them to your Grandson.
perfect ride
fun
I do have a copper wheat penny from 1943. How much does that go for?
Take it to a coin shop.I highly doubt you have what you say you have
Sweet!
You actually misspoke. You said 1938 for first year of Washington quarters. But I enjoyed your video as always.
You are absolutely right! 1932 :)
The penny rolls with the Lincoln memorial cents should have been only wheat cents. I wonder why the seller did that.
What I think happened there is that he probably bought them as "undearched" rolls (I mean original seller not silver picker)
That war nickel wrapper wouldn't let loose because it was so old it was petrified. 😂
Any guesses why they sleeved the $5?
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The steel cents have zinc on them. There are fakes that are re-zinced. I have 3 of each mint graded MS 67. For fun.
Re-zinced ones aren’t fake
22:30 that $2 star note is also off center.
That’s actually not a good thing
That is a nice find!
Thanks Chris!
Not that they have much value but I think you may have had 4 or 5 consecutive of the red seal $2 notes. Could be wrong without going back to check tho. Silver!
Love you videos
I mean its your channel and you should do what you want with it. However i dont have tiktok nor do i plan on getting it. So i just miss out on the mystery roll being opened? Very dissapointed, so i didnt finish the video once i learned that.
Your RUclips jokes are very funny I really😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 17:18
Commenting this in the middle of the premiere
As a coin collector myself, where can i go to find rolls such as these?, with out having to worry of being scammed in anyway?
Thumbs up 👍 bro
You had 42557 and 42558 consecutive 2 dollar bills. Cool
I've got a 2013 $5 bill with a serial number that starts with 876. Is it anything special?
do like your videos enjoy them been watching a lot of them lately
Need to zoom in to the coin more when you have special ones!
I dug up a 1909 Cent, a VDB at Yokohamas. I also dug my only Indian, 1889 there. 1944 Cents ate returned to circulation.
What do you mean Lincoln memorial pennies are worthless? The copper ones are still worth keeping
Not to me. It's too much effort. That said, if you enjoy it then go for it!