Coin Roll Hunting Canadian Pennies! 114 Year-Old Penny from the Bank!

[@hartfordjunction12]

Thank You for posting CAD!

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks! It's my pleasure!

[@Cp-71]

4:42 I actually think I can see some split serifs on both Gs and the E here... Also the dots between D, G and R are elongated - which can suggest a doubled die as well. Were I you, I'd ask around about it, it may possibly be an undocumented variety...

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks for mentioning it. I actually noticed the same thing when I was editing. I'll definitely look further into it. It's not as striking as the examples I've seen before, but there's definitely something going on there.

[@walterhodder6428]

Just went through a box of pennies and got a few old bristish farthings 1896, 1897 and 1939. And 2 full rolls of newfoundland small cents

[@CADRollHunter]

2 full rolls of NFLD cents - that's incredible! Congratulations!

[@walterhodder6428]

@@CADRollHunter it was I was very surprised and happy

[@Loganclay-eo1pl]

Wow! That's a lot of old pennies

[@ScrappinLou]

Another great video. I just bought a semi-mysterious lot of old Canadian pennies a few days ago at a local on-line auction. There were two big surprises. The first one was the vast number of, specifically 1950 pennies. The second surprise, sadly, is that most of the coins had been cleaned :(. Anyhow I did make a KZbin video on it. Neat collection but probably not worth the 25$ I paid for it. Thanks for all your tips!

[@CADRollHunter]

It's hard to pass up those sorts of purchases, since you never know when there might be a great surprise. I'll check out your video for sure!

[@_Fervid_]

Great Hunt!

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks for watching!

[@EmanuelsWorkbench]

Another great hunt!

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks, Emanuel!

[@rondougherty5481]

I have some 2012 cents that have a extra piece of metal under the first 2 in the date. Also some have doubling of the date and word canada. Some things different is I have a few 2001p nickels that have a extra blob of metal at the base of her neck, some havea shadow from the neck check this out.

[@CADRollHunter]

Those are some pretty interesting die varieites. You have to have sharp eyes to spot these anomalies!

[@tommaciejewski7029]

Nice hunt. Thanks for sharing

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks for watching, Tom!

[@aaronthedj12]

Gotta love getting old coins.

[@CADRollHunter]

Absolutely!!

[@tylerhutton4429]

Awesome finds. Just pulled a 1920 KGV last night from a roll.

[@CADRollHunter]

Nice! That's fantastic!!

[@evangouldtransit]

always weigh not only 1983 US Cents but 2009s as well. some 2009s were minted in Copper for sets and will weigh 3.1 Grams. 1983 had a transitional error where some were minted on copper planchets. i managed to get two original wrapped rolls of 2012 Cents, steel and zinc, for my collection as well. they are stunning.! and the Rock Dove Penny is one of my favorite designs. nice finds.!!!

[@CADRollHunter]

I've heard of the 1983 copper cents, but I didn't know about the 2009s. Thanks for mentioning that!

[@evangouldtransit]

@@CADRollHunter absolutely.! if you find one definitely flip it up for your book since it was pulled from a set and is lower mintage, only about 784k. it would be SP instead of MS as well

[@kevinpresley3136]

We changed from copper to zinc in 1982.Good luck with your hunts.😊

[@kevinpresley3136]

​@@CADRollHuntercopper 2009 cents were also issued in 2 different sets,one being a satin finish wich I haven't see yet.Thanks for the video.😊❤😊

[@chrisbutterfield7572]

​@@CADRollHunter Also all 2009 pennies are low mintage

[@silveraddiction52]

Great hunt brother

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks so much!!

[@RealGilbertGan]

As always, these are some good penny finds!

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks, Gilbert! I love finding some oldies!

[@RealGilbertGan]

​@@CADRollHunter so do I, especially when it comes to either George V, George VI, and Gillick's EIIR laureate/young head portrait coins.

[@gubbothehuggo2771]

I asked for 50 cent pieces at TD one time and they told me "no we don't have those, and if we ever got any, we'd be obligated to send them away." And Canada still mints the things. I also went in to pick up a case of nickels one time and I got just a plain "Why?" They still sold them to me, but this just shows you the attitude they have at this branch. There are some banks you just can't seem to get chummy with no matter how polite you are.

[@CADRollHunter]

That's too bad. That's the way it goes sometimes, and it's all about the tellers. You get some great ones, and things can go really well. If not, well, it's unfortunate. And they have it all wrong with respect to 50-cent pieces in that they are still circulating coinage and there is no reason to send them back. They probably just don't have room in their tray for them...

[@gubbothehuggo2771]

@@CADRollHunter Yeah it was weird that they told me that.

[@greggelato]

Stop taking our Wheaties, James! 😆Same here, saving all the copper cents for a while now.

[@CADRollHunter]

All your wheaties are belong to us.

[@erwinwheeler124]

Wow I sure do enjoy your video on 1910 United States that is awesome keep up the good work I am a subscriber your Channel

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks so much, Erwin!

[@donaldnicol8415]

I guess I should get out the coin collection books I filled from 1962-1969,and 50 cent pieces and silver dollars in tubes.

[@CADRollHunter]

Now, that sounds like fun!! I'll bet you've got some great stuff from back then!

[@donaldnicol8415]

@@CADRollHunter I would go to Toronto Dominion Bank and buy rolls of 50 cent pieces and silver dollars.Taking out the nicest coins,oldest is 1938 50 cent piece with consecutive years up to 1964.Not as many silver dollars,most in 1940's to 1950's.My grandmother's sister gave me a proof 1964 Confederation silver dollar when she heard I was collecting coins.Was in the Cubs and when the coins were being counted after apple day,I spied a 1943 tombac in the pile of nickles.Quickly took a ordinary nickel from my pocket and made the trade.

[@CADRollHunter]

@@donaldnicol8415 Makes me wish I could time-travel and go back and get some of those rolls!!

[@SuperRtrtrtr]

Are you getting coinapps melt value? If so, where?

[@CADRollHunter]

I haven't sold any of my copper or nickel. So far, I'm just holding onto it.

[@nicolerichter-smith2573]

Great 1910.

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks, Nicole. I love finding really old ones like that!

[@CABL-TylerBaratta]

Oh, yay, Pennies, my favourite

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks for watching, Tyler!

[@CABL-TylerBaratta]

@@CADRollHunter your welcome

[@Teragonsu]

Nice video, love me a penny hunt :)

[@CADRollHunter]

You and me both!

[@jaysz666]

I have more than $700 worth of pennies roll since 1982 I found out about you're channel couple months ago now I am wondering if I have the energy to go through!!! might be worth it.

[@CADRollHunter]

First, thanks so much for watching! I'm glad you found my channel! As for the pennies, maybe a start with a couple of rolls at a time and see how you do. And let me know what you find!

[@PabloC.Bucher]

Question: With the price of nickel(metal) being 1.6c per gram. And a nickel(5c) from 1955-81 (pure nickel) weights 4.54 grams. Why is no one stacking them like copper pennies? One nickel(5c) is worth damn close to 8 cents!!

[@CADRollHunter]

I have no idea! I'm stacking nickel, for sure! A Canadian nickel is worth almost 10 cents. Recently, it was over 13 cents. Hang onto them, for sure!

[@alberthanson1971]

I'm surprised you're still able to get pennies, even after the last year of pennies minted in 2012.

[@CADRollHunter]

They're fewer and farther apart these days. Slowly but surely folks are emptying out their piggy banks and there won't be any left to get!

[@pierredubord]

CAD Roll Hunter, how can I contact you via email? I don’t do Facebook so that doesn’t work for me. Thanks for the awesome coin hunting videos!

[@CADRollHunter]

You can email me at [e-mail]