COIN ROLL HUNTING PENNIES FROM 5 DIFFERENT BANKS! | 5 BANKS 1 HUNT

[@ick567]

🤓- well actually yellow bank has 20 points, you missed a 2009 at 6:00

[@neffersonjickel3901]

The fact that you find enough Canadian pennies to warrant having an album, but not enough to give them their own series, means you could run your Canadian collection alongside every format of penny hunt? You already look for and put them aside. And it would give you a bit of extra content, and us viewers something extra to follow :)

[@sylviahurst8084]

❤ What is a 1922 silver dollar . Worth

[@notozknows]

@@sylviahurst8084 Morgan, Very common year, high mintage, probably, $25 -$35

[@notozknows]

I also said something to the effect, I'd tell the banks about all those Canadian coins, here, where I live storeowners will shoot ya or call the pigs if you try to pass off Canadian money.

[@rennakanote]

The fact that there is Canadian pennies is a big deal and shows the carelessness approach to accuracy in the currency circulated in USA. I find Canadian pennies and will never try to circulate them in USA. I don’t know if any corps take foreign currency at a POS.

[@franciscahazlet4021]

Like always another upbeat coin roll hunt. Always look forward to them. Thanks for taking us along. Be blessed. My friend.

[@JackalopeHerdmaster]

I'm glad to see the 5 banks 1 hunt series continue. Just started to watch. Hopefully you find something good!

[@thanhtinhnguyen6253]

Love your hunt! I was really excited because of this series!

[@MichaelMyersMusicEdits]

Cool video! I just went through 1,000 pennies from the bank. I found 3 wheaties (1956, 1957, 1957), a very shiny 1962 D, a Presidency 2009 penny, and a Panama centesimo.

[@noicue8078]

I’ve been looking forward to this ever since you did the bank stops. Great finds great video. Thank you. 👍

[@marlenaowens2591]

I would love to have some of your coin charts ,I just started looking into coins and now I can't stop

[@thetoughunicorn1679]

You were one of the first people I started watching when I got into coin collecting. Right now I’m getting my oldest one which is a 1860 Austrian Kreuzer

[@lindawallace6750]

QUIN YOU ROCK & RULE !!

[@lindawallace6750]

Quin always has the BEST HUNTS !!😊

[@lindawallace6750]

Good Luck !

[@margaretkinnaman8585]

I just discovered your channel. Just a FYI in case nobody's told you when you see coin roll that has a date on it with the copyright date, it doesn't mean that that was when the coins were rolled up, it just means that is when the design on the roll wrap was copyrighted. You can get coin roll wraps that are ©1950 that are new wraps that haven't been used yet. I have several penny wraps like this.

[@papagiorgio_loves_bacon]

Very cool hunt. I forgot about the 55 Canadian, I will have to go through my finds for that variety. Thx

[@rennakanote]

If the rolls are too tight, might I strongly suggest using a katana? This content you have is so good. I may just decide to build my machine to automate the searching a little bit faster. I need to learn electrical and then start assembly of some physical machine. Imagine we have the trailers parked with currency. One brick of coins maintains dimensions that we can do some real easy math to learn what the frequency distribution graph is when coin roll hunting at large volumes. If you remember statistics has that one model regarding frequency distribution. This may be an overkill getting science and research study style of organizing what coins are 90%, 40%, and contemporary. As you highlight anomies in this penny roll searching video like finding Canadian currency smuggled thru these bank’s vendor for coin sourcing (no clue about forex so not sure if this adds value or subtracts value). The current trend or fad is the silver coin with emphasis on halves, quarters and dimes. Not too sure it’s psychically possible to get a Morgan from a 25 dollar bank roll, but maybe from a 1,000 dollar bank bag.

[@lindawallace6750]

Go get 'em !!😂

[@miklemcclintock4589]

Definitely put the pennies you find from any of your series into the same album.

[@lindawallace6750]

Put that Canadian in the collection !!

[@knotweedkninja8539]

Quin, the rolls open better if you use a knife to carefully lift up the rolled end part, then tear off the end pieces, and the whole roll opens perfectly.

[@rennakanote]

Because I am one of those environmental fanatics, when I used to coin roll search, I’d try my best to open the hand rolls I’d find to reuse. I upvote your X-Acto knife idea for sure! Sometimes depending on roll paper, taking a blow torch, candle, lighter, soldering iron, or hair dryer helps to melt the adhesive helps to get the party started.

[@GEC1996]

hope you ended up putting that steel 2011 canadian into your book, really nice coin.

[@jens.9155]

Nothing super spectacular, but nice finds. Thanks for sharing. ❤

[@boris53703]

Why did you not count the Canadian steel cent?

[@mikegrahamjr6975]

By chance have you found the new 2022D DDR Lincoln Cent. Not a lot of talk about it. Is listed on Veriet Vista and coppercoins, seems like everyone is keeping it under cover lol. Strongest ddr of the shield cent to date

[@Team.Huffman.Fishing]

New Sub here and Great Video! 👍👍

[@ZastrowFamilyAntiques]

It is easier to find wheats than you think! I find them daily

[@brandad101]

Thanks for the video. How can I sell or trade in my copper coins. As I am a pretty heavy newer coin roll Hunter

[@RGV-Threadz]

If u could recommend 1 book for coin hunting which book would it be?

[@zachbricks7769]

I found a Bahamas one cent in a penny roll is that rare??

[@BenjaminKowalczyk-oo6wt]

6:03 you missed a 2009 early life penny for yellow bank

[@Wrldoncets]

There was a 2009 in hello bank roll 1 I think

[@Alexanderkevin-q3q]

Nice run

[@peaches8507]

Awesome hunt 👏

[@aleong2005]

Love the penny hunt!

[@afloatingham]

6:02 there was a 2009

[@granvillewooster7673]

Nice hunt 👍👍

[@MinionNot_here]

25:47 THERE IS A 1974 ALUMINUM PENNY THERE

[@martindutro4436]

What collection albums do you recommend and where do you get them ? Thanks

[@rennakanote]

Local Coin Shop 100%. The secret is to buy used. The coin shops that have volume will really like the question, and will likely start hooking you up…. Ask for out of production whitman book, Library of Coins, or Dansko book. Stay away from the book that uses the foam. This is some polymer that over time, does some chemical reaction to certain coin and changes them. The 3 company book I suggest uses double sided transparent plastic. This way you can preserve what you find better & see both sides without having to remove the coin. For sale: 1. Whitman Walking Liberty Silver Halves 1941 to 1947 (transparent good one that’s out of production) 10.00 free media mail shipping 2. 2018 to 2025 Innovation Dollar series (old style that is not recommended by me, and therefore I will sell for 3.00 free media mail shipping !

[@aviationgeek2024]

You missed another 2009 for the yellow, but people make mistakes. It should have been 20 points for yellow instead.

[@rawx485]

Dunno if u heard but a household in LA uncovered approx 1 million pennies they are now trying to sell for 25k..... I knkw the math doesnt add up. Their logic is there might be some rare ones. So charge 2.5x what they worth at regular rate

[@antveeproductions8907]

The 1960 D at 19:37 is a small date.

[@BarrettPvP]

Felt like going through a penny box last week out of the blue after not going through them for awhile and the box I got from the bank had a 1906 Indian head cent. Only the second one I have ever found, and pretty cool to get one in the first box after a break from hunting them.

[@SkyQuest2K8]

That's really cool. I've never found a IHC in the wild in my almost 60 years!

[@BarrettPvP]

@@SkyQuest2K8 I am surprised they still end up in circulation from time to time. the first one I found is an 1898 with a partial hole drilled into it, the latest find is the 1906 that seems it might have been cleaned but still a cool find in a roll.

[@Siren_StrObE]

At 6:03 he missed am2009 in yellow bank

[@390.waksterr]

6:02 he missed a 2009😭

[@Zebrazeedude]

missed a 2009 on 1st roll of yellow bank

[@deetroitfeerguson5862]

you missed the dude sitting on a log one in the series 2009

[@THEFUTMASTERS]

I once went to my bank got 20$ in pennies and 90% of it was copper coins also u missed some 2009 if u want those

[@jamescubing2246]

Love the vids

[@brandons7272]

6:-6:02. DEAD CENTER!! HOW'D YOU MISS THAT ONE?

[@lindawallace6750]

Love your shows Quin😊

[@busygirl4474]

Been waiting for this!!!!!!!

[@KillerRedDuck]

Put the coin in the collection bro you found it. It wasn't sent to you so yea green light on putting it in

[@enriquegtz5691]

Hey, you missed 1 point, a 2009 Penny in minute 6:02

[@Nerd_guy13]

It was at the far left Of the pennies

[@georgenorthcutt6774]

Last night I opened $20 worth of Pennie’s and found 6 wheats. I also found 4 Pennie’s from 1959, 1960, 1962? 1969, almost uncirculated condition.

[@RevanFan]

Glad to see you back at it! I actually pulled a 1932 penny in a box recently, as well as my first silver war nickel. Also recently had a KGVI ender.

[@joshuamiller-pw8ry]

Have u ever found a proof wheat penny

[@kennethfarrell2735]

Hello hey I have 1952 pennie that does not have no one on it think it worth anything

[@katherinec2759]

Does not have anyone on it? As in there's no face? Are the words there? I'd suggest finding a local coin shop to take it to, and see what they say. It will be easier to tell in person, looking at the coin, than with just words.

[@jeffreyboyd2572]

You missed a 2009 in the second batch.

[@ljbutcher77]

How much are boxes cost?

[@Nerd_guy13]

He missed a 1919 at the last black roll

[@Nerd_guy13]

He missed a 1919 in the minutes 38:03

[@tylerbaker2499]

put it in the collection boss

[@user-mf1fy4el4k]

Bird Cents should be higher imo

[@ScottLeadingham-sz9xb]

You dumped a 2009 from yellow Bank that you overlooked.

[@Batheify]

wheat......are worth 2 ????

[@laketrish54]

Yes…. Put the Canadian coin in the book!

[@laketrish54]

That is an odd reply… I have never seen one like that. Was that you? Or were you hacked?

[@GabeVeres]

At 6:05 he missed a 2009

[@orsonbeeman591]

Boom

[@Legit_coin_searcher]

how did u miss 2009 and 6:03

[@thefamsite]

Go to 6:00. You throwed away a 2009.

[@skyfallen9547]

Lol you missed a 2009

[@leahschryver5373]

I have king gorge the fifth🎉

[@alexrubio-nh2hh]

I found a 1945 Canadian penny

[@davidtomas7248]

U missed a 2009

[@notozknows]

I will subscribe but if I was you I would let these banks know about all the Canadian coins you get. I'm not sure what area of US you are but in the midwest, such as Ohio, my state, the store owners in or around CLE will shoot you or call the cops if you dare try to pass off Canadian coins. Oh, btw, do you drink a lot of energy drinks, I don't think you're breathing for 1/2 hour or so, no worries but sometimes I gotta mute and make sure I'm still breathing and let my head clear. I want more penny hunts for those '90's coins so I can get use to what to look for.

[@silvertopaz509]

Please put the Canada 2011 steel into your coin folder. Fill the spot. Fill the spot. Fill the spot.

[@ick567]

yes

[@joshmacpherson6919]

you're pretty exited .., butttt.,., you're not coin hunting .,., you're coin glancing., buttt., i search for errors so finding random wheats and floppy headed canadians is a side effect.,.,might as well just be flipping for coppers to bulk sell .., ';'

[@Viktor47917]

You asked why less Wheat Cents? Because collectors are taking them and people don't spend them so much and the Federal Reserves and Mints are melting them. Plus people lose them quite often.

[@kenziecooper6292]

You missed a 2009