Rare Coin Hunt - 1100 Old Pennies to Search Through - Part 8

I have 1,100 pre-decimal pennies. Lets search through them and see what we can find. This is part 8
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[@davidsirett5560]

Paul do not change a thing please. the way you are doing these films is just perfect.

[@briantyler689]

Please carry on as normal Paul. The way you present your coins makes it easier for eagle eyed viewers to spot things that you may have missed.

[@peterwicks4295]

Paul please continue with the way you present the coins and your very informative commentary... that's what we love and why we're here. Thanks for the channel 👍👍👍👍

[@wernergouws4196]

Your zoomed in videos are perfect. Zooming in and out on coins all the time will make some of us dizzy😅Very nice to see a 1915 recessed ear coin found.

[@herbidaceous]

I think the way that you present the hunts is just right, in close up, showing both sides of each coin and the speed at which you go through the coins is perfect too, not too fast and not to slow. Keep up the good work! Both 'recessed ear' dates were nice finds, too.

[@wdpayne1958]

Keep doing what you are doing. Each one of these historic coins has a story to tell. I didn't realize how hard to find the 1915 recessed ear is to find until I started watching these videos. I am lucky enough to have a specimen that i got when I last visited the UK and bought a group of pennies to bring home to the USA. I had to divide them up to keep my suitcases from being overweight!

[@martinross44]

Keep filming as you are Paul. It let's me play the "can I spot the error/mint mark/varient before Paul does" game

[@CoinChaser1933]

beautiful australian one penny and some nice victorias. i’ve been trolled by someone telling me everything i’m doing wrong…had to ban them in the end…keep presenting in your style as it’s great 😊

[@everettwhite9874]

I first saw Part 9 and had to check out the previous parts. Watching you search these old pennies is so much fun and quite inspiring. Now I’m off to you other videos. Keep them coming. Thanks for sharing with us. Best wishes

[@mikeh6097]

Your videos are perfect. I love when you check for potential varieties on certain coins, and sometimes I like just listening to the audio and listen to you wuthering I'm falling asleep.

[@pirmalharrisaran5611]

This had a lot of upgrades... Paul!! got some for his albums...some for the dirty mug...it was a well rounded coin hunt..😊.

[@randyb3180]

Thanks again for a lovely video hunt. My vote is to continue the hunts the way you are currently doing them. I absolutely love seeing the details of each and every one.😊

[@robertconowall3433]

Some nice older finds! Looking forward to the next hunt.

[@ryancampbell1252]

I like the way you have always searched these, part of the reason I like these hunts.

[@MattMudlarker1066]

I really get into these videos they really relax me , you don’t realise how much you get into them until you feel gutted that the video is over keep the videos coming

[@auntieauddie]

I prefer the close up hunting ... it's awesome to see the details of the coins 👍🏻. Another super video !!

[@Luna.Vision]

The normal way is the best way ! Love the closeups and the great coins.....

[@michaellooney1089]

Yes Paul, carry on as you are! Great hunt finding the 1915 RE, I just have the 1916 RE.

[@mcceight7885]

Another brilliant and well informed video. Please keep the current presentation format as it allows the viewers to see all the details of each coin as they're searched through.

[@denniscook9032]

Yes! Another penny hunt! Keep up the great content. Please keep showing every coin.

[@ianritchie9017]

As you were with the camera position Paul & thank you for showing the 1869 you did find.

[@jjwen4653]

Wow, some great finds today. Fun hunt.

[@AllotmentDiggers]

14 more spaces to fill and i love the 1915 recessed ear...Great video has ever Regards Mark

[@martinharris7197]

Stay the course on your search technique. I enjoy seeing the details on both sides of each coin 👍

[@kevinwakefield]

I also vote for keeping the same format... The beauty of these coins is in the detail of the design, close ups all day long please.

[@bobkeane7966]

You have a nice pacing which allows people to really see the coins. I really appreciate that.

[@coincollectingfun]

Big like number 143! Excellent video and thank you so much for sharing!

[@vossierebel]

Dug myself a 1919 Hay'P just two days ago... love finding them! No... just please do it your way... that's why we watch! PS - You please keep coins you like... surely, you don't have to apologise when you find a coin you really like... after all - you paid for them! Yes, mug or no mug... what is yours should stay yours... until you ... OH well, I think you get the point!!

[@juliabartusiak5836]

Great video Paul! Also I prefer the close up hunting as we can see more details on the coins

[@chrisharrison3598]

So pleased to see you are still adding to your Whitman albums. I prefer to see the coins as you have been doing rather than zooming in to each coin which can be very annoying.

[@RichardShepherd-ch2em]

Another fab video, love the close ups, now understand about the recessed ear and the broken tooth, who knew that pennies could be so damn interesting.😊

[@JamesTiff]

Nice! A pretty full board this time. Can't wait for the next one

[@lwallace2837]

I like your way of showing them.thanks for these hunts.

[@jth8399]

Oh. This is a very welcome late evening vid. Love it.

[@dzsibiribic39]

Very exciting hunt! Waiting for the next eposide(s)!

[@michaehector1018]

Great penny hunt nice ones for the board and I can't get over the Australian pennies you keep finding the 1915 is in good condition nice find and close up the way you are making it now is better cheers mate. 👍🇦🇺👊

[@tjwhitlow1053]

Very cool Paul. Off watching them from part 9 to part 1 so keep them coming in the future

[@johnblair3761]

It’s been brill watching you go throo these Every week I’m going throo my collection to see if anything is rare No joy lol 😂

[@paulduncombe3308]

I lkke the way you do the videos Paul. Please don't change them.

[@larryvercauteren22]

these are so much fun! i like the old style of looking at each coin but of course i even like the run rabbit run rabbit song so there's that lol

[@mattscoins]

That 1916 Australian is a beauty...

[@simonovens-em3tj]

Please carry on exactly as you are!

[@andrewhopton3542]

Another great hunt , please keep the up close viewing , much better.

[@Goonercollectscoins]

Paul great video just loved the 1915 recessed ear, getting harder to find new dates for the board ,and i prefer the close up hunting ,well done.👍👍👍

[@elliottprice6084]

I like the close up way you film these videos. Please don't change it

[@mjanovec]

I like your current style of recording. Since you’re searching for dates, mint marks, and varieties, it’s nice to see a closeup of each coin. If you were doing hunts for commemorative 50p coins where you’re just looking for designs, then a more zoomed-out approach would perhaps be suitable.

[@shanehulburt5661]

I like the way you show the coins. Another good one with some very nice finds

[@user-mt4yf3eg6o]

Love those pennies always a good show.

[@billfoster3150]

Please continue in the same manner as it makes all the details visible. Keep up the great work Paul.

[@michaeldraper3707]

Thanks Paul! I prefer your style of presenting.

[@joelp6197]

great video, yes keep showing the coins the way you are doing, Thanks.

[@kean4917]

Just about to watch part 9. Many thanks

[@Class43Harrison]

Pennies are my favourite. Imagine if our decimalised pennies were this size!

[@blackcatcoins8613]

Your usual way is brilliant to show coin details, best coin today 1916 Aussie penny.

[@smiffy7890]

Very nice to see another Bingo line ✅ off would be fantastic if in the final part you find an 1865 & 1886 A nice 1874 for the board and the Whitman album along with the 1915 recessed ear 👂🏻 The is almost brimming 😊 Great stuff 👍🏻

[@stephencarey6114]

Please continue with the closeup hunting as we get a great look at all the coins as you hunt through. If it ain't broke don't fix it.

[@jithusynod]

Thanks Paul for another nice video. It’s really nice the way you make video and it’s perfect. 👍

[@silvergopher]

Another great hunt and a vote for close up.

[@andrewfreeborn]

Paul, I think your usual way of doing the hunting, were we get a proper look at every coin, is far superior to only zooming in on the occasional coin.

[@damo180]

Keep going as you are Paul!

[@excelmonkey4288]

Thanks for another video Paul. The way you show coins is great (including where you zoom into the detail) so keep on that doing that way.

[@Zaph0d]

I thought the 1901 you changed out was better originally, maybe some surface corrosion, but overall better detail

[@andyo742]

Still loving these videos, keep them coming 👍

[@ianhodge2859]

Top coin was the 1915 recessed ear... i hadn't known you had come across one before CP.. would love to know the mintage figure! please keep your style as before, we viewers love to be able to get a look at every coin--- just like you do.

[@keithhitchman1034]

A good video again Paul. The 1915 recessed ear was a good find, overall this 1100 penny hunt has been very productive. Lets hope for some gems still hiding in the box..

[@keithcameron6646]

Another enjoyable hunt and a gap filled, hard to do now. My vote is to continue how to film as you have been doing.

[@johnsaunders5787]

A few more upgrades and holes filled on the board. Please carry on as normal as we like to see all the coins in close up. 😊

[@jamesanderson1088]

This set of hunts appears to have covered more of the date run than ever. Hopefully you will get a couple more in part 9!

[@johnstear3505]

Hi Paul thanks again for another nice video and please keep to your way of doing your videos.When you get older ,it’s easier to focus on what you’re doing.The other KZbinrs go a little to quickly for me to focus on,plus the music in the background is too loud for me to concentrate on what they are saying,but you have got it just right .Thanks Paul from JRS.

[@flamebroiledeggs]

I love how you go through all the coins one at a time. A lot of the times you have to show mint mark, better condition, and varieties. Keep up the great videos. You ever think about doing a video where the coins are only given away to kids that comment on the videos? I belong to three coin clubs here in Washington state, and our goal is to promote coin collecting to kids. I thought your video is a great way to do this. Without the kids, we don't grow.

[@Leatherheads18]

Keep doing what you are doing! Enjoying the videos.

[@alenjenkins6121]

You don't need to change anything mate, doing a grand job.

[@archiemorris9398]

Carry on doing things like you do it’s much more interesting. Thanks 👍

[@callummilkey95]

Great video , I’ve still not bought any more pennys or Whitman albums ,

[@joehawkins2250]

Thanks for another great penny hunt love these the best

[@mackemmoolah]

Think you put 2 x 1916's down as they were just varieties of same year, one with the recessed ear, and one without. Another fruitful video with a few for the board, upgrades, oddities, and an album addition. Incidentally your way of hunting these type of coins is ideal. But as I hunt 50p's and £2's the other way, it's because I like to show the viewers that I'm not tampering with or adding coins out of shot, as that is classed as bag stuffing, so all my coin bags are always in view, and any nice find is then brought closer to the camera to show it in more detail.👍

[@CoinPatrol]

I don't think anyone thinks you would be bag stuffing Glen. Most people couldn't care less anyway, they just want to see the coins. Ask the same question on your channel, but reading the comments here, everyone wants the close up view. They like to spot errors, anomalies and anything I've missed. Then they can comment on it, and I like that too. 👍

[@jasonowen9322]

lovely jubbly Coin-y Goodness. 👍👍

[@michaellooney1089]

Blimey, I thought I found a really nice (GVF) 1915 Penny, but your 1916 Penny is a good bit better than mine!

[@user-bh9el3ss4w]

Please carry on the same I much prefer it great video 😊😊

[@hunterbuescher7452]

Love that old Australian penny

[@duncancarter8012]

I prefer the way you show the coins, where we have a chance to view all the coins. Great 1915 recessed and 1916 Australian!

[@iancarr7629]

It's all perfect how it is. Nice recessed ear.

[@Alrik.]

That Australian penny was a great find! I wouldn't blame you if you wanted to keep it

[@user-dn5nl9oi2j]

Interesting as ever. In terms of where you position your hands, my preference is as you do it now. We can then have a good close up view of the coins.

[@greensun5998]

I prefer you searching the coins as you normally do. I like to see all of them and if you kept them low down it would be harder for people to spot the things you miss.

[@paulbarnes8363]

Hi Paul , I prefer your Close up views then we have better look of each coin as it comes out When I lived in London as a kid we used to put pennies & half pennies on the railway tracks (wrapped in paper -to make easier to find) I cant stop thinking of if we destroyed any Rare ones !! Oh dear

[@suzannewilliam-james9744]

Thanks for the video Paul 👍

[@stephenpatrick4391]

Hi Paul, keep to the normal way. I enjoy seeing every coin. Great series as ever. Kiwi19 🇳🇿

[@monsterplay3808]

I greatly prefer your normal way over the other coin channels, I find the old pennies interesting enough that I don't mind seeing each one, if it were the American wheat cent though, those are not "special" enough for each to be called out.

[@Cp-71]

Regarding the searching method, the current one is way better and I wish more people were doing it like this :)

[@mellow-dandtherhythmoflife3239]

Carry on with your method. I like the details.

[@billyflowers9932]

Im good with the way you do your hunts . I live in Norfolk Virginia USA . Would love to have some of your large cents especially some of the 1800s for my US large cent collection 😁

[@peterwright7159]

The last 1916 should be in your album Paul.

[@kellywhitlow8325]

Great video as always.I prefer close up hunting!😁

[@tommaciejewski7029]

Another great hunt. Congrats on the 1915 recessed ear. I just found one in a lot of coins myself

[@tommaciejewski7029]

I prefer your hunts the way they are

[@rogersmith8796]

Please don’t change the way you do the video. The close up of the coins is brilliant.

[@grahamepam3158]

Hi Paul I would prefer you please to continue showing the coins as you do currently. Thanks.

[@finlayredfern2081]

Great video Paul.

[@davidmunday5906]

Carry on sorting as normal. Enjoy the hunts.

[@robelliott4542]

Keep doing the video's the way you always have, we get a good view of the coins as well and the 2 coins on the board I think 1916 one had a hollow neck I think?