Coin Roll Hunting Canadian Quarters! Clipped Planchet *MINT ERROR* coin + SILVER!!

[@sawyerdawson28]

Great hunt! That clipped planchet is a pretty neat find! This past week, I had an awesome roll of quarters; definitely a small collection dump. In the roll, I found a 1961 silver Canadian quarter, a severe off-centre strike on a Wyoming state quarter, and every single 1992 provincial quarter, including a stunning, BU New Brunswick.

[@sawyerdawson28]

Also meant to mention: I've been having great luck with silver, foreigns, and oldies in Canadian bank-wrapped rolls; in all of my many hunts, I've never got an ARP box!

[@CADRollHunter]

Wow! That's a great roll!!

[@CADRollHunter]

Glad you've been able to avoid the ARP!

[@Alrik.]

Very cool clipped planchet, James! And of course silver is always great!

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks 👍it's already one of my coolest finds!

[@NumisCanadawithBruce]

Very cool as anyone who knows me my key coin is the 1973 Mounty Quarter, I would be so stoked to find a clipped planchet just as you have. Congrats. Great hunt.

[@CADRollHunter]

I was pretty excited about that find - and even more special on an iconic Canadian commemmorative, too!

[@scottcanaan2484]

That clipped planchet is great. I've found dozens (including Canadian) over the years. Wait until you get your first off-center coin.

[@CADRollHunter]

Now that would be awesome - I'd love to find one, for sure!

[@nicolerichter-smith2573]

Those are some beautiful colored quarters. Quarters, my faves.

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks, Nicole!

[@brianjensen6724]

Great hunt! I really like the colorized coins

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks for watching!

[@yannickrabouin2671]

I just found last coin roll hunting a surprising 2001P 1 cent thanks to the magnet. Congrats for your 73 clipped planchet very nice find and of course always good to see some silvericious goodies. Thank you James always a pleasure 👍.

[@CADRollHunter]

That's a great find! It pays to keep your eyes open - that's for sure!

[@tommaciejewski7029]

Nice hunt. Never found a clipped planchet. I did find a few cuds ,doubled dies and rpm's though. Thanks for sharing.

[@CADRollHunter]

It's always a nice surprise to find these types of errors/varieties!

[@greggelato]

Great finds, James! I just picked up a rim clipped planchet yesterday on a US quarter, first in a long time.

[@CADRollHunter]

Nice!! Interesting that something like this would be overlooked for so long!

[@greggelato]

@@CADRollHunter I accidently let a double rimed clipped quarter go back into circulation about 3 years ago. I had it for years and I was moving from a 2x2 and lost track of it. I am still sick about it.

[@Cp-71]

I found a few clipped planchets myself, although not coin roll hunting (for fairly obvious reasons). One of them happens to be clipped in two places :)

[@CADRollHunter]

Wow! A double clip! Very cool!

[@anemptychannel3484]

0:32 Was it one of my comments that told you there were 2024s? Just curious. Congrats on your silver!

[@CADRollHunter]

You and a few others, for sure.

[@brianbcoins]

Cool finds!

[@greendruid33]

I need one of those 2010 poppies! Funny that I'm hunting the same stuff this weekend and this video popped up! That 1973 is definitely a clipped planchet - very cool! You'd have been rich is that was also the large bust version. That 2017 colourised though - that is a gorgeous coin! I don't have one of those either. A couple of weeks back I found a 1967 and a 1953 small date. Unfortunately the latter was in G-4 condition. Still good for stacking though!

[@CADRollHunter]

Keep your eyes peeled! I'm sure you'll find them!

[@greendruid33]

@@CADRollHunter Sent you an e-mail on your gmail address

[@FanyiLiu-iv3uy]

Wow, what a nice hunt

[@CADRollHunter]

Yes it was! Thanks so much for watching!

[@aaronthedj12]

Great finds.

[@rpmcanada1971]

Very cool hunt to watch with you... Finding silver gives reassurance I also we continue to have chance, but these black rim dirty coins also fool me quite often. 1996 is a low mint year and I tend to keep all of them, but probably not the black one you got. Quarters are also for me the coolest denomination to hunt for a few reasons, especially when I've been getting twice so far from the same bank a bunch of overstuffed rolls! The first time, I was surprised to see these, in the thin paper wrappers with orange stripes on each side. There were lots of Americans in these. I was suspecting the customer had a lot of quarters and didn't bother counting them and filled each tube guiding to the lines. Each contained between 40 and up to 44 quarters! That's $1 extra for a single roll, and most of them ended up at 41, so that was amazing. The next time I want, 2 weeks ago, I got 38 more rolls of these, in a quarter box where it was stamped "Société de transport de Laval". Well, I suspect where these come from, and employess are so rushed (assuming) that they don't have time to count the coins while rolling them. It's always wise to ask for the box even if you don't pick up a full box worth. In these 38 rolls, lots of US, many overstuffed, and ... a 1964 silver! That was the main piece of joy, as I don't really find silver quarters often. With the overstuff profit, I could certainly buy another silver quarter, but nothing feels like finding one yourself... I imagine the passenger throwing a silver quarter in the bus fare box, so cool I got it. I will certainly go back to that bank next week and ask for more of these rolls. Even if no silver, getting profit and US in nearly each roll is always welcome. It' surprising you haven't found a KC3 yet, as I have 5 full rolls of them from difference sources, and there were plenty in the STL rolls. My 2nd top denomination is dimes, mainly for silver, and I got 2 in my last hunt: 1963 and 1968. I also got a few KC3, and noticed some are 2024! So yes, the 2024s are aout, at least for the dimes. So far, KC dimes are not as common as quarters, but it might as well depend on the region you are. Again, I Liked your video, and, ..., till the next one.

[@sawyerdawson28]

Just curious - have you seen that the mintage figures that are up now for the 2023 KCIII coinage? They're on Numista. I'm glad you're having some successful hunts!

[@rpmcanada1971]

@@sawyerdawson28 No, thanks for telling me, I'll check now. Doing Google search alone doesn't really help, so I'll check Numista directly. I feel the quarters are not that rare, unless my region (Montréal) got thema all, but dimes may be a little more scarce. I'll check to see if I'm right or not...

[@sawyerdawson28]

@@rpmcanada1971 No problem! :)

[@CADRollHunter]

Hey, sounds like you've been having some great luck with your rolls. Keep it up!!

[@rpmcanada1971]

@@CADRollHunter Yes, of course. I just dropped my returns (always at the same bank) and visited many more to get more coins to search. I surely didn't forget to stop at the bank with the overstuffed STL box (that also had a silver) but this time, even if I mentioned STL and brown rolls, they only had brand new boxes with white machine rolls, so it really depends each time. I just could grab a few customer rolls from the cashier's drawer. I visited many other different banks this time, because none had many customer rolls, but a few from each. Sometimes silver hides just in the few loose rolls a customer brought. Hoping I'll continue to get good surprises this time, and good luck for your future hunts as well. Quarter (and also dime) videos are always fun and enjoyable to watch.

[@Leroidornumismatique]

Vert Nice vidéo my friend and awesome find

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks so much!

[@rogermejia8755]

Nice Hunt! two weeks ago i found a 1999P Caribou in a box, so its possible.! keep going if i got one you will to!

[@CADRollHunter]

Yup. Just gotta keep at it!

[@icefire99699]

I didn't find a clipped planchette, but I have an uncirculated toonie with some sort of unknown mint rim damage I can't identify on the 1999 Nunavut. I also just found a penny with a blank planchette that has a full rim from a 1980's sealed bank roll, dating it at 1983-1989 based on the roll it was in. I'm here in Ontario also and have been wondering how to get into coin roll hunting from the bank. I am unsure of the procedure and if my local small town bank even allow buying customer wrapped rolls. Can you give advice?

[@CADRollHunter]

Hey, Pat! Thanks for watching! Check out my Coin Roll Hunting 101 video for some advice. I hope you'll find it helpful!

[@digginggopher]

I like the double poppy, i had a redditor send me a barber dime and a seated liberty dime, both not cheap coins, just because i gave him an idea on what to collect next, i couldnt match that gift but i gave him a kg5, kg6, young liz, and tiarra dimes along with the double poppy and hope for a green future, and a commemerative nickel the 50-whatever that commemerates 200 years of nickel

[@digginggopher]

I'm missing some late 90s but I think I have 95, I also have a 91, when I found the 91 I thought 92 must be the low mintage one, cause I'm not that lucky, but surprise, I was that lucky

[@digginggopher]

I feel like I find more colour war of 1812 then I should

[@digginggopher]

Congrats on the 68, I rarely do quarters and when I do it's usually just one or 2 bundles not a box, I've only ever found 2 silver quarters, and they were 67 and 68 so I havnt even found a known 80%

[@digginggopher]

Imagine if that clipped planchet was a large bust Edit: you just had the same thought lol

[@digginggopher]

Ohhhhh that's why I don't have late 90s coins, I never knew they were NIFC

[@Teragonsu]

Really nice finds. What are your thoughts on the Mint's special coin releases? I love all these special 25 cent releases, but it feels like its been forever since they released a special circulation 25 cent piece. Back when I was a kid with all the provincials, 1999, 2000's and Olympic special releases it felt like everyday I would find a new coin I didn't have for my albums. Today, one can only hope they find a special loonie or toonie every now and then or like you were saying a KC III obverse coin. I wish they would continue doing special 25 cent circulation pieces, imo

[@CADRollHunter]

Between the 1992, and the 99/00 millennials, there were certainly lots of commemmoratives to look out for. They're certainly harder to find. And no new colour quarters in circulation since 2017. Not sure when we might see some more variety...

[@anemptychannel3484]

@@CADRollHunter I think they're trying to make you "spend" more money collecting circulation commemoratives by setting aside loonies and toonies instead of quarters and dimes. Sadly, they're probably never going to make colored nickels. If they just make a ton of colored nickels once in a while, like 100 million of them, it would make coin roll hunting much more fun.

[@brad954]

Can you ask for customer wrapped rolls at the bank? Or are you getting them somewhere else. I’d find it so interesting you can find them from the bank

[@CADRollHunter]

Yes, I always ask for customer wrapped. At first I had to explain what I meant and what I was looking for, but they know now!

[@deadnd444]

I had no idea 1970 was a key date I still have a couple of them

[@CADRollHunter]

Lower mintage year, for sure.

[@yellowclouds5355]

Hello Cad Roll Hunter, in your opinion which coin is the easiest to hunt in Sliver?

[@CADRollHunter]

Dimes, for sure. That's where I've had by far, the most luck. It's pretty scarce no matter what, but I've found more silver dimes than quarters.

[@yellowclouds5355]

@@CADRollHunterI'm hunting dime right now!

[@CADRollHunter]

@@yellowclouds5355 Good luck!!

[@samuelprevost4171]

How do you get custumer wrapped Roll? You ask for it?

[@CADRollHunter]

Yes, that's it. I had to explain to the tellers what it was I was looking for and the difference between customer wrapped and machine wrapped, but they understand now!

[@samuelprevost4171]

@@CADRollHunter thanks I’ll do that next time

[@リリ-i2l]

Hi, im not well versed in canadian coins but thought they were cool looking. Does anybody know if canada has proof coins like the US & Japan?

[@sawyerdawson28]

Yes, they absolutely do! I found a collection dump of them recently coin roll hunting dimes: dozens of 1968 silver proof dimes, as well as a 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 80, and 81. They are truly stunning coins!

[@FanyiLiu-iv3uy]

Where can I send you the picture, cuz when I send the link of the photograph and the comment will be deleted by it self

[@CADRollHunter]

You can email me a pic at [e-mail]

[@FanyiLiu-iv3uy]

I got a coin from a box of loonies, it has two maple leaf up of the duck, and the date is at middle, they said it's test token, if that's rare plz reply me, tks.

[@CADRollHunter]

If it's a test token, it would be rare. Who's 'they'?

[@CADRollHunter]

Of course, there's no duck. That would be even more rare! :)