Bank Strap Hunting 20s! $2,000 Worth - Episode 4

[@devans1040]

At 4:04 in video was a trinary...1,4,7

[@treasure_hound]

Thank you! And the irony is it was just when I was asking people to let me know if I missed one. Guess I was too caught up in what I was saying to notice.

[@devans1040]

@@treasure_hound No problem - I thought your comment on the video was ironic too! I just started this kind of strap hunting after the last couple years doing coin roll hunting, it's an interesting hobby and I'm learning. Keep the hunt videos coming, thanks!

[@treasure_hound]

@@devans1040 will do! Thanks for watching!

[@Retro-2-now]

Not even looking for mismatched serial numbers.

[@treasure_hound]

I wasn’t?

[@Retro-2-now]

@@treasure_hound no, how could you have when your finger was covering the top serial number on a majority f them?! Go back and watch your video. Not to mention, there is not a person in the world that can check for star notes, birthday, repeater, super repeater, targets, others, and mismatched in 2 seconds per bill.

[@treasure_hound]

@@Retro-2-now I look for mismatched letters but I absolutely did the other things. So while I appreciate your apparent opinion that I must be the most elite bill searcher in the world, I’m guessing you’re just wrong on your initial assessment. Just because YOU can’t do it doesn’t mean nobody in the world can. In fact, people have complained I take too long looking at the bills.

[@Retro-2-now]

@@treasure_hound you realize that it’s not just mismatched letters, the numbers can also be. So, how do you look for them when your finger is covering them? I’m just curious on how one can accomplish that?

[@treasure_hound]

@@Retro-2-now as I said, I look for letters. You said numbers. But I’m sure you know all about how I think, my capabilities, and what I do since you watched 10 minutes of me looking at notes. Good job.