I FOUND A MEGA RARE DISCONTINUED COIN! COIN ROLL HUNTING CANADIAN PENNIES FOR THE FIRST TIME!

[@aplant94]

Canadian Coin Collector here! I can tell you my experience in coin roll hunting is quite dissapointing. Even when pennies were in regular circulation, it was extremly rare to find anything before the 1960s in rolls. This is especially true in Nickel and Dime rolls, usually I dont find anything before the 1970s, with the rare late 1960s founded in rolls. I've never found any 1967 nickels or dimes in rolls. Occasionally I have found American coins in rolls, but its not that common to find. Canada has different laws than America when it comes to coin melting. Canada's Currency Act of 1985, Section 11.1 says that no one is allowed to melt or break coins unless that person has a licence granted by the Minister of Finance. The Royal Canadian Mint (The Emblem you found on the newer coins) regularly melts down coins, especially pennies, to either make new coins or to collect the raw copper to make other things. Hence why its difficult to find older coins in Canadian rolls. Happy Hunting!

[@jamesedwards7442]

I just CRH some nickels 2 hours ago and found 11 George V and 8 George VI nickels along with 4 1967's. But this was just an outlier, usually, I find 1 George VI and 2 from the '50s and loads from the '60s (65-68's). A month ago, I found 12 silver 1968 quarters too! (only 50% silver though). I never can find silver/old coins metal detecting in my small town, but in the rolls, I've gotten lucky.

[@k4IIen]

I got the 1936 dot my lowest dated penny is 1932 but I do have 1800 large Pennie’s

[@lindawallace6750]

Quin forever Rocks 😊

[@snoopymcbaron1569]

“These are all foreign, but this is even more foreign than that!” That is such a great line to hear when hunting Canadians!

[@megazab13]

If you're hunting Canadians, I better hide lol If you really want to learn about our coins check this site. www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-prices.php

[@brentleycollin8931]

i guess Im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid lost my account password. I love any tips you can offer me.

[@brodieeli5653]

@Brentley Collin instablaster ;)

[@sos5849]

Really cool channel man. Im glad I found it today. Looking forward to learning more. 😀

[@margaretstoner4701]

I have found several Canadian sets here. However THANK YOU FOR this video as I am still learning. I CANNOT give you any answers on your coins however you my dear helped me pay ATTENTION to penny's I rarely see. JOB WELL DONE. OH...I LOVED THE PENNY HOLDERS..OR GRIPPERS. COOL THAT. THANK YOU FOR SHARING. MUCH APPRECIATED ❤

[@matthewavery]

On that 1962, look for what's known as the "Hanging 2" variety. I have several examples, myself! I also have MANY rolls of Canadian pennies, since I live there. If you want them, you're welcome to have them

[@QuinsCoins]

I have so much to learn about Canadian coins! Thanks for the tip. I think I need to look for a better collection book as well- the ones I'm using seem to be a bit lacking. And I would accept them for sure! Check the video description for my PO Box info in case you want to send a package. Thank you so much!

[@dennisjamieson3328]

1920-21 in VG 8 condition start at .40 & .75 cent value some coins 2003P are non magnetic with old effigy 2005P is magnetic and non magnetic 2006 is magnetic and non magnetic 2006 RCM logo is non and magnetic 2006P is non and magnetic 2007 is non and magnetic 2009 RCM logo is non and magnetic The P’s started in 1999

[@dennisjamieson3328]

1979 Canadian penny some are doubled in the date. I have one in my collection

[@rodwhite9737]

I am from Newfoundland, and have three 1941 coins all in great shape. That's a nice find my man.

[@blueman2012]

The Newfoundland coin is fantastic find>before they join confederation. I found a 1940 Newfoundland coin few years ago. Great post..👍👍👍

[@DaBombGD]

Where do you get your penny collection book I’m starting to coin roll hunt and the penny book you have looks very nice

[@QuinsCoins]

Thank you! Check the links in the video description for all of my gear and supplies. Honestly I wouldn't recommend the book I used in this video because it was very incomplete and pretty poorly made. Look at the others in the video description though! Let me know if you have questions

[@GoobNoob]

Barnes and nobles

[@minirmonedharelaks80]

Super like video and nice coins 👍

[@lindawallace6750]

Cool hunt Quin

[@RichardRoger1966]

Newfoundland became a Canadian province in 1949. It is the Eastern most province. Newfoundland (the island portion) and Labrador (the mainland region),

[@edwinmusicofficial]

Awesome coins thanks for the video!

[@levkriscoins9115]

Very nice! 😊 and thanks for sharing.

[@nicholasjohnson6389]

You’re the only other person I’ve seen find a Newfoundland penny (I found a 1941 in a Loomis roll about a year ago).

[@carlbole2142]

I have a Newfoundland half penny...Have to look at it to get the year!

[@judexavier1929]

In Canada, it is very hard to acquire penny boxes that are not already searched, because the government doesn't want you putting them into circulation when your done with them ( the bank will only let have a box if you bring it back to a bank to be stored) so you don't know if your box has been searched or not.

[@judexavier1929]

this imay just be for where I live (Alberta)

[@qywang1019]

Where do you buy the whole box ?

[@GDSavingThePast]

Nice finds. I love find Canadian coins in rolls.

[@mattie0583]

YES I LOOK FORWARD TO THESE VIDEOSSSSSSSSS

[@QuinsCoins]

Thank you for the support Mattie!

[@seye8eyes]

Excellent superb information regarding Canadian penny and $1 Canadian

[@DavidWsTrainVideos]

Nice finds!!!! 1 have 2 Newfoundland’s. 1 large penny form 1856 and 1 small from 1939. Both won in a Auction

[@shawnjerome8599]

So you've got a 2006 no p if it's magnetic you got money check it out dude I'm serious

[@lindorpay3871]

I'm sure he know about that lol ...he is a coins collector any coins collector know about them specialy when you are so close to Canada lol

[@memerman2405]

Your my favorite KZbin channel!

[@StackFactsVideos]

Rude

[@andreg3912]

Some nice finds, the cent from Newfoundland looks really good.

[@QuinsCoins]

Thank you! I had no idea they even existed, but now that I've found one, I'll probably spend the rest of my life searching for another hahah

[@SECStudios]

Hello, Quin, i loved the video. Nice find on the Newfoundland one cent, i have a Newfoundland one cent(large cent) from 1917. I am still fairly new to coin collecting, i started pretty much at Christmas of 2018, but ive got a nice collection, the oldest Canadian one cent(small cent) i have is a 1942 King George, and i have a 1950 King George also, as well as 3 "young head" Queen Elizabeths. keep up the great work! -Savage

[@76Browne]

I’m from Newfoundland and I do some metal detecting and I actually found one of these two days ago. It’s not in great shape but I am still very happy!!

[@orsonbeeman591]

I just got canadian coin books this week. Being from Michigan my Canadian coin jar was getting filled up

[@PlentyOfTrickShots]

You and rft got me into collecting

[@WRF-THE_Big_Nickel]

HI P.O.T.S Same here LOL

[@PlentyOfTrickShots]

William Fowler hey

[@numberonesongs4444]

Some good finds Quin

[@DimebagDarrenLowe]

2021 and I'm a Canadian that recently won the very same mat you're using in this video., How did it go filling these penny books, what are you still missing if any? BTW, American change found in Canadian circulation gets used at face value, .... aaaaaand . you'll know I watched the whole thing cuz watchin you fumble with the pink coin holder was hilarious to me. Would you consider a collab with a small Canadian coin channel like me?

[@hillbillyhenry5098]

What kind of set up do you have there to look that close,thanks. I have a USB and nothing quite like that, thanks Great Show LOVE IT!!!!!!!!

[@eringauthier3612]

I work at a grocery store in a tourist town in Prince Edward Island and we get a lot of foreign currencies

[@oldaccounttwo9794]

You actually can still find them pretty easily at most banks. They're like half dollars here in the US, because even though they don't really circulate, banks often have them

[@wolfieolin2537]

Congratulations on your find

[@jppagetoo]

Those rolls are NOT typical. But, I love Canadian cents. I have been working on my small Canadian cent collection. To add to the chase, I am doing it with coins I find in US cent rolls. I live on a border state so those are fairly common here, but completing the collection is a challenge. I expect that many of the dates of the George V series are going to have to be bought when I find all the rest.

[@QuinsCoins]

Yeah that’s for sure. I’ve only found one KG5 ever and it was in my first box of American pennies! They are basically in-doable without buying at least some, but the KG6’s are a different story!

[@jppagetoo]

@@QuinsCoins Yeah. KG5's are rare, I have a couple that were given to me. KG6's, I find fairly often. I live in Michigan (like you). So canadian coins are part of the money we get. So I am having a fun time doing Canadian cents from US roll hunting. That is the challenge, not completing the set by purchasing coins.

[@millermful]

Hi. Newfoundland did not join Canada until 1949. Up until then, Nfld was still a British colony. Hence, your 1942 coin would be considered "foreign". You may also be interested to know that the Newfoundlanders were divided as to joining either Canada or the USA. It was a close call and could have gone either way.

[@harryscoinsvillage786]

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[@robertabidin7982]

Very well done

[@shawnjerome8599]

hey Quinn make sure you look for the 2006 Canadian penny no p magnetic one cent coin that's worth good money if it's in good condition it's a variety

[@andrewderksen3342]

Ii have probably went through a hundreds of 2006 pennies in the last year or and still haven't found one So they are pretty rare:)

[@matrat57]

lol these rolls are not weird they are very common here and way more user friendly: you don't need to count the coins before putting em in. Inside the roll, nesr the tip, you will se a tiny little plastic hub. The last coin you put in pushes the hub flat so you know for sure you filled the entire roll (doesnt work with the george vi : these coins are thicker and you can only fit 45 in a roll). Concerning the "lego thing" on the top, there is actually a reason for that too: when you close the roll, you are supposed to hit the "lego things" on a table and the little pins will become flat and you won't be able to open to roll anymore. But nobody does it as you can see with the roll you got.

[@devlinfisher9028]

My mom is from Newfoundland! My grandpa used to have a collection of Newfoundland coins before they were stolen

[@michaelsovocool1341]

You need to get the up to date Whitman book (4049). It will have all the Canada 1 Cents to 2012. It's $3.99 US. And go over all the coin after 2006 as some are zink ( non mag ) and the item under the queen is RCM 2006-2012.

[@rookierollhunter8652]

I think all of those rolls were stacked for you...lol Nice bit of coins to add to your books.

[@Sailor376also]

I am sitting in Newfoundland right now. The divorce from Britain was ahem,, messy. Basically Britain gave Newfoundland to Canada in exchange for cancelling money borrowed from Canada during WW II. With one exception,,,,,,,, The Queen of England still owns and controls something like 99 percent of Newfoundland and Labrador. When they speak of Crown Lands here that is what is being referred to. You can long term lease or homestead/ purchase,, arcane rules govern. For instance,, Need firewood to heat the house? Get an annual permit to cut in designated areas, cut what you need. People may not understand the ease and speed of doing without pennies. If the bill comes to,, say 5.13,,, you hand 5.15.. If the bill is 5.12,, you hand 5.10 Really simple. Pennies are not needed.

[@johnmetz1158]

How much do you think it is worth? I think I may have one , Only it's bigger and older

[@ShellyMay28]

Also got to see a halve dollar with King Gorge V, so cool, the gentle man still wanted to on to it, told him he could put me in his will for it, LOL! 🙏😊

[@ShellyMay28]

Just back from the north boarder of Idaho, very hard to to get Canadian money like you use to. Banks will not allow use of it anymore. Can only get bills by ordering. Shot of going into Canada. Did not have the time to do. Was able to get from a few stores and from a French Canadian lady on vacation in the US. Also got some very old bills. Was so happy on the finds, people were so more helpful in Idaho, then people in my home state of Kansas. 😍

[@ConcussiusClay]

Awesome coin vids

[@carrieterrykellogg9960]

Nice find I have a couple of Rex coins and young heads I find alot of those I don't really keep them

[@zackjones8556]

By any chance did you break the last penny roll

[@davidspinney2664]

Hi Quin that is a centennial $1.only made in 1967 not that rare but it is unique. The most beautiful coin made in 67 was the goose silver Dollar not that rare but 50% silver. The plastic wrappers come from the store supposed to make it easy to wrap. Newfoundland became part of Canada in 1949 I have been searching threw pennies since around 1971 and never found one i believe back then you could spend them in Canada. You would never find those George v pennies in circulation in Canada but they are easy to get at coin shops you can spend US coins no exchange rate.

[@rescuearch7802]

Canadian here. Back in the 1970s I would occasionally see a George V penny in my change. Never bothered keeping them, as I was not interested in coins very much back then. George VI pennies were fairly common in the 1970s and into the 1980s. Found a Victoria large penny in the dirt one time, back in the late 1960s.

[@davidspinney2664]

@@rescuearch7802 good finds the 40s were always easier to find than the 30s or earlier

[@megazab13]

Our 67 goose dollar is actually 80% silver.. It was the 67 quarters and dimes that had less silver content.. (well, some of the quarters were less) It got complicated for some of quarters and dimes from 1968 and 1967. Some were silver and some not. Some 67 quarters had more silver than the others and without testing you can't tell from looking at them. Personally the best silver dollar is the 1948. Rare.

[@didyouhearmebob]

Cool finds!

[@vyesitsme9203]

Awesome finds !! I really like the Canadian coins and this video !! Foreign coins are great to find too! Thanks 🙏🏾👍👍👍👍

[@QuinsCoins]

Thank you, I'm really glad you liked it! I was worried that people might not be as interested in foreign coins. Happy hunting!

[@donaldkallenbach2954]

I had found a 1968 penny a as nd on the back of it to where United stat. America that is what is printed on back of penny. It’s missing es and of on rear side of penny how much would that be for missing letters

[@martinallen6174]

I met a guy from there, and actually was able to sell him some coins from home--they call it 'Newfun-lAnd'--slur the first two syllables, heavy on the 'Ay'. Thought I'd never get it right...

[@KelleyNICHOLSON-d9m]

😄😍💕💋Hi Quin ... I'm enjoying your posts. Love it💬

[@ShellyMay28]

Thanks I wondered what the P was on the coin!

[@papagiorgio5894]

Cool finds,

[@brad8479]

Sorry I snoozed on watching your videos I've been piled on homework

[@QuinsCoins]

All good 😂 thanks for watching!

[@cg2805]

Where'd you get the Canadian pennys?

[@olfatskootch]

Any clue of value in 1928 Canadian penny?

[@vazatimo3000]

Wow this content is way way epic sir

[@moosesox]

Quinn’s Coins - taking the “fun” out of New Foundland. 😂😂 It is pronounced New Fundland, BTW. Awesome coin regardless. You can also find some from Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia as well, although not as late as New Foundland.

[@andrewderksen3342]

Prince Edward Island and nice Scotia only made large cents So only in a coin store :)

[@busterbrown3173]

Always good videos man. Get a lot of Canadians down here in Iowa. Keep hunting buddy.

[@captjigga158]

It's Blunt 5. The pointed is almost impossible to find

[@chrisshirley4877]

Here's something I remember from high school: although it is spelled differently, the proper pronunciation is NEW' FUND LUND. Funny, isn't it?

[@kevinhanna162]

In this video you were saying the New Found land penny wasn't a Canadian penny. New Found Land is a province of Canada, so it is a Canadian penny. The same as a PEI, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. We call those Provinces "Maritime Provinces".

[@kathleengoch2346]

I have a $0.01 like you have that $0.02 penny with the round circle on it what is that and how much are they worth

[@swisscoinrollhunting8993]

That 1942 coin is unknown to me, very interesting find indeed!

[@suqmacoknbals4929]

The way you say newfoundland.... i just got the same one today

[@tristasauer9009]

Last night I found a 1940 nickel and a buffalo nickel from 2005 and it's pretty cool

[@brandonknight7240]

I have 3 - 1920 canadian cents i have 1 - 1921 1 of almost every year after alot of 40's 50's 30's and alot of 50's 60's in great condition

[@thejessing9911]

I’m in Wisconsin and I have never found an old Canadian penny yet in my rolls, and I just hunted a full box and didn’t find a single Canadian!

[@dianelazewski2808]

That's because Wisconsin retailers save them up and slip them in MY CHANGE. At least that's what my husband says to me. He goes through all the loose change and constantly complains to me Why do you always accept all this Canadian money. He also has a couple New Foundland silver dimes and quarters he picked up through the years.

[@thejessing9911]

Diane Lazewski you have proof that the retailers do? Or do you just assume that? I’m pretty sure it’s just people going to Canada, coming back and accidentally using them as change, but there might be people that purposely do that. Idk for sure

[@That_Car_Guy_1]

Thanks for the history of those Newfoundland coins! I actually was looking through my foreign coins as you uploaded and saw that I actually had one of those in with my Canadians! It was a 1938 I think. Happy hunting!

[@QuinsCoins]

Wow that is awesome! 1938 is a great year too- only 500,000 minted! Check out the mintages here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newfoundland_one_cent#Mintages_5

[@healthycoolbutter2448]

That's Amazing!

[@morganwortman3408]

in 2003 they change the design on Canadian coins to the no Crown version

[@steelersjourney11111]

Is There Canadian Mint And Proof Sets ?

[@megazab13]

Yes there are. We have sets dated back into the early 1950's. The Royal Canadian Mint pumps out a lot of coins (at high prices). Some of the older sets are worth very good money. Check out www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-prices.php

[@lindorpay3871]

Can you ask your friend to make a video or someone on Canadian 1 cent penny ? because we can not find any videos on the 1 cent Canadian penny that can explain enough about them !? or books , ect ... not the oldies ... but the year 70s 80, 90, and the 2000 to 2012

[@lindorpay3871]

Sorry for my English writhing I am French Canadian Thank you Merci

[@lindorpay3871]

P.s AND the shinny ones 90s to 2012 that you are not so interest in it those are the one that are worth more then the oldies ....

[@djcmock2069]

I have a 1911 king George large cent penny from Canada

[@spagsketti]

I have a few of the coins in your intro.

[@mtmcommunity]

Recently found 2 king George the iv Penny's recently in Arizona 🤔 not gonna complain. 1945 and 1951

[@bluejayfan5584]

Get your magnet out. It might be 2006 and maybe some other years but there can be 4 varieties of some cents. P no P, magnetic not magnetic. One of those has a dollar value.

[@yourlocalgreninja]

Quinn, you actually found a Newfoundland penny from where I was born!

[@yourlocalgreninja]

I actually have a 5, 10, 1, 20, 25, and 50 cent from Newfoundland

[@yaboybruce5597]

Hey, a girl that I work with in a gas station found a Newfoundland coin from 1923.

[@shadowclones4669]

Cool

[@yawlo2029]

Nice

[@QuinsCoins]

Thanks!

[@scottholliday9308]

I have UNC. Rolls of Canadian cents: 1967, 1975, 1976, 1977, and 2012. And found errors, and varieties in them as well. If you would like one each of these Canadian cents for your book let me know? I would be glad to send you them.

[@babyinuyasha]

I have a 1920 large cent and a 1920 small

[@nonovyoubiz6906]

The 2nd 2006 has the Royal Canadian Mint emblem.

[@therrienvictor8474]

New foundland is in Canada

[@TheSports_Fanatic]

CANADA BABY

[@OnlyRealTink777]

OMG ! I JUST FOUND ONE OF THOSE PENNIES LAST NIGHT !

[@mtmcommunity]

I bought a 1920 Canadian penny like a year ago like 2 bucks and now I'm starting too think da price went up

[@yieldingtreasurehunters3345]

That's cool

[@QuinsCoins]

Thanks!

[@kamiwuuu]

Your coins are cool! I wish I had 1

[@huckfinnsj]

I do have to chuckle the way you pronounce Newfoundland. It is pronounced like "new FUND land". My dad used to live there. He became a U.S, citizen 'way back, though. BTW, he gave me about 10 of the pennies, but all but one were lost in a move years ago.

[@samb3827]

I got a box yesterday from fifth third bank and I got a one from Panama and one from Bahamas, also I am from Michigan to

[@johnkimy7520]

i found a 1867 not an 100 years coin the 1867 OG coin and its worth about 20 - 60 usd

[@rdacosta247]

11:54 1921

[@Steven_Andreyechen]

Newfoundland had its own coins before it joined Canada as a province in 1949, as it was a separate British Colony. Edit: Never mind you covered it. 🤦‍♂️

[@QuinsCoins]

Yep, I did some research after finding the coin and learned that for the first time. Cool stuff! I am still curious to know if these coins were popping up/accepted as legal tender in Canada up until 2012...

[@itsawesome49]

@@QuinsCoins i live in Colorado and i get 2-5 Canadians per box

[@QuinsCoins]

That sounds about right!

[@itsawesome49]

@@QuinsCoins nothing old tho there is not that many good finds here oldest is normally 1940 but i found a 1955 in PERFECT CONDITION

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

@@QuinsCoins never heard of a NFLD coin Found in Canadian change after 1967 Also you Found a 1921 1 cent, thats in my opinion even more interesting ; 1921 is à holly year un Canadian coinage

[@morganwortman3408]

it is a point 5 Canadian penny.

[@bangtran6762]

Why is the blur there on the date I can already see the 12😅😅😅😅

[@QuinsCoins]

Not quite!