Silver Streak Continues! Coin Roll Hunting Canadian Dimes!

[@JeyArseneau]

My best find was actually a canadian 1926 far 6 nickel! I couldn’t believe it! Great hunt- three Silvers!!!!!!

[@CADRollHunter]

That is awesome! A nice old key date nickel!!

[@CADCoinHunters]

Nice! That one 1968 was convincing!

[@CADRollHunter]

Yes it was! It had me completely fooled!!

[@golfinger7530]

Coolest thing ive found is a roll that was canadian coins 1940-1979 and i got 2 1953 no shoulder strap worth ≈5k and 2 with shoulder strap which is a really good find! Also alot of silver

[@CADRollHunter]

Nice!

[@ConiferElements]

Thanks for sharing your dime hunt! Nice to see some silver appear.

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks for watching! Silver doesn't always make an appearance, but when it does, it's a great feeling!

[@OgirCoins]

Great finds. Silver and colorized blue nose sails, magnificent! Love the blue color.

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks so much! I saw you put out a video on your nickel album! I'm going to watch it right now!!

[@OgirCoins]

@@CADRollHunter thanks. I’m trying to start making videos. I’ve got lots of interesting coins to share.

[@scottcanaan2484]

I have received the plastic rolls on occasion. It doesn't happen often and I replace them with paper wrappers and keep the plastic ones.

[@michaelmurray7579]

I used to work in a convenience store, I have found many old coins both USA, and Canada coins, but the best was an 1892 columbia exposition commemorative half dollar. great find indeed!

[@CADRollHunter]

Wow - that was an incredible find!!

[@brianbcoins]

Best thing I have ever found was a 2006 magnetic penny no p no logo from a roll

[@CADRollHunter]

That's a great score - I've found one of those myself. It was a great feeling to find that!

[@CADCoinHunters]

Once I found a colourized Loonie (I forgot which one)

[@borisperez3129]

Never seen them plastic wraps here in Florida. Found an early 50s blue nose schooner. Craziest thing ever, finding a Mercury dime in a roll of wheaties, and yup it was as dark as dark brown penny. Have better luck with customer rolls than bank rolls, some folks still turning in 40% Kennedy half’s. Dimes have been running thin for the last year or so

[@CADRollHunter]

I found a '46 Roosevelt dime in a roll of Canadian pennies once - very dark like yours! That was a cool find!

[@xSoulDreamers]

That dime box was amazing! Very nice finds! The most interesting coin I've found in coin roll hunting was the low mintage silver quarter 1954.

[@CADRollHunter]

Nice! Thanks for watching, as always!!

[@granvillewooster7673]

My best find was 1889 Indian awesome video my northern brother hope you have a wonderful day thank you so very much for sharing your videos 👍👍❤️

[@CADRollHunter]

Wow - that's an oldie! Thanks for watching and sharing your best find!

[@jimflash7724]

It’s always great to find silver, nice hunt. I coin roll hunt in the US and Canada, I’ve never come across the clear plastic coin rolls in the US.

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks for confirming - I was pretty sure it's a Canadian thing!

[@EmanuelsWorkbench]

Woo! Silver in the box!

[@CADRollHunter]

Any box with silver is a good box!

[@greggelato]

Never a plastic roll here in the US NJ, James. That first 68 had me fooled. My best find in a $2 junk silver purchase was a 1942-d over 41-d Mercury dime in EF condition. My best CRH find was a 1972 DDO in EF condition also. Super Great hunt, James!

[@CADRollHunter]

Nice over mint mark there! In the junk bin! I guess they're weren't checking them that closely! Thanks again for watching!!

[@P99AT]

7:45 I've been hunting here in the States for almost two years, and I've found quite a few interesting/improbable things beyond the "run of the mill" silver/old coins (as if silver can be run of the mill). -My most improbable find wasn't from a roll, but in the reject bin at my dump bank's coin machine: an 1878-CC Seated Liberty quarter! -Not one, but two Barber dimes in rolls this year, an 1897 and a 1901. I also found an 1897 Barber half in a box last year. -A 1911 Canadian dime -A British penny from 1903 (that one isn't quite as unique; those turn up from time to time in half dollar boxes, since they're within 1 mm of each other in diameter) -Also British, a 1966 sixpence in a box of pennies (British "silver" coins were last struck in actual silver in 1946, unfortunately) -A 1926-S buffalo nickel (the lowest mintage of the entire series, at only 970,000), albeit in terrible condition -An assortment of foreign coins (old Mexican 50 centavos, British 20 pence, et cetera) that are different shapes than American coins, yet somehow made their way into my rolls

[@CADRollHunter]

Wow, some very improbable, and very cool finds! Thanks for sharing!

[@Maritimer.Silver.Finder]

Hey! Long time watcher of your channel (almost a year and a half), just subscribed now, i'm a beginner Canadian coin hunter from the eastcoast that started out recently early March this year. For your question, im gonna share three of my wildest finds. For my beginners luck as a improbable find, I was at work sorting out the cash register, and i broke into a roll of quarters that was bank wrapped (transit roll i assume) and i found a 1914 king george the 5th quarter, smoothed out, but beautiful, my first silver in the wild ever, and got hooked to coin hunting ! I always carry pocket change if i find anything interesting, so it was all legal haha. I started slow by going with bundles of coins after that, and soon built the courage to ask for boxes at some branches. I do quarters, dimes, and nickels, and dimes are my absolute favorite because they are chalk full of silver in my region at least, i'm up 25 silver dimes for the year! I haven't had much luck on quarters for silver(6 for the year), but i find plenty of key dates semi key dates and colour. My first silver dime was the 1967 fish(my favorite commemorative ) out of a bundle i bought at my bank, but my two most improbable finds for dimes was a 1953 silver roasie, Denver minted from a entire roll of American dimes, it was very dirty, so i think somebody missed it. Months later, i did a box, and found a 1932 panama silver balboa 1/10 dime, only 150k minted ! in amazing shape with details, and somehow ended up in the maritimes ! I love your channel, and i always watch every upload you do, i appreciate the fun videos and knowledge you bring to (lucky)novices like myself 😁

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks so much for commenting (and for subscribing!) - I really appreciate it! You've had some great finds. That KG5 dime is a crazy find in dimes! Something I've never found. I had a similar experience to you with your US Dimes. I picked up a bundle of dimes from the bank and two of them were complete US dimes. Each roll had 1 silver dime in it. It was just before I started my KZbin channel. That would have been a great hunt to do a video on!

[@erwinwheeler124]

They are plenty in cleveland ohio that plastic wrap coin holder. I love your videos. Keep up the good work and I wish I was in canada to get all those awesome coins.😊

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks, Erwin! I appreciate the kind words. Interesting to see that the plastic rollers aren't exlusive to Canada, and that they might be more of a regional thing in the States. Thanks!!

[@Dabawz_Lafrance]

Definitely my most improbable find while coin roll hunting was finding a dime roll with half the roll being silver, then the next day finding 9 silver quarters in the same roll including 2 US quarters. Blew my mind 😂

[@CADRollHunter]

That's quite the hot streak over 2 days! Nice! Thanks for sharing!

[@brianjensen6724]

I love the Blue Nose commemorative dimes! They just can’t be found here in the states. The best thing I ever found was an 1865 3 cent nickel in a dime roll!

[@CADRollHunter]

That's an incredible find! Nice!

[@c.tedbarber4140]

Coolest find hunting coins 1914 D wheat cent, biggest dream(s) find would be the 1909 s VDB , 1877 Indian cent, 1937 D 3 leg nickel, and 1916 D mercury dime

[@CADRollHunter]

The oldest Wheat cent I've found is a 1917. You've got me beat (but that was here in Canada!). Any of those others would be phenomenal finds!

[@anemptychannel3484]

My most exciting find was a 1967 silver dime. I guess I need to CRH more.

[@CADRollHunter]

Hey, that's a great find! Any silver is great!

[@coreyfisher1321]

I found two full rolls of silver quarters about 15 years ago while working at a pizzeria. Never had much luck with rolls from the bank.

[@CADRollHunter]

I've never round full rolls of silver - I hope to some day!!

[@grottemaster9293]

Where are you from in canada?

[@CADRollHunter]

I'm in Southwestern Ontario.

[@patpatterson7555]

The strangest coin I got in my change recently was what I thought was a twoonie. But it turned out to be a 1998 two pound coin. It's thicker. It has printing around the rim

[@CADRollHunter]

Very cool. I haven't found one here yet, but that would be pretty awesome!

[@bhringer]

Great video as always. Craziest find for me was a 2007 50 cent Euro from Slovenia on the street in my small town in Nova Scotia . Another strange find recently was from RBC when I picked up some nickel rolls; one was a plastic RBC nickel "pincher" from 1970s. Congrats on your win from HSWO. 🎆

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks @bhringer! I've gotten a few of those Pincher rolls over the years. Whenever I see one I get excited! And it was a nice surprise to win one of the giveaways on his epic stream!

[@bhringer]

@@CADRollHunter WRT plastic wrappers; for about 2 years paper wrappers weren't available at the usual retail outlets (only flat paper wrappers from bank). Clerk at local pharmacy said the plastic were just a replacement, they also said now that paper is available again the plastic ones may get banned same as a number of the other plastic products.

[@jimflash7724]

My coolest US dime find was a 1982 with no mintmark. Starting in 1980, every dime produced by the US was supposed to have either a P or D mintmark on the circulated coins. In 1982 Something happened at the Philadelphia mint and a number of coins were released with no mintmark.

[@CADRollHunter]

Very cool - I'll have to look pay closer attention to my dimes in case I ever run across one of those!

[@M3Gam3rle2]

@@CADRollHunter As a response to your question, we do not have any plastic rolls.

[@tommaciejewski7029]

Great hunt. 3 silver coins is great. I would like to find a bank to give me some rolls to search but no luck for me yet.

[@CADRollHunter]

You can always start small. Next time you're in, just ask for 5 rolls of each denomination. They wil probably sell them to you without blinking an eye!

[@abeerchaudhery9946]

The coolest hunt I ever had was the 13 rolls of dimes full of silver.

[@CADRollHunter]

It's going to be hard to top that one, Abeer!! Do you have any pics of those coins? I'd love to do a little shout-out in one of my videos of your awesome find. It's exactly the reason why we coin roll hunt! Let me know if you'd be up for that!

[@abeerchaudhery9946]

@@CADRollHunter yes I have pics .where can I send them ?

[@CADRollHunter]

That's great - you can email me at [e-mail] Thanks!

[@patduford3488]

Some nice finds in that box. My best find has to be the large date 1969 dime I recently sold through TCNC

[@CADRollHunter]

Wow! That's the sort of coin one would never expect to find! Congrats!

[@patduford3488]

​@@CADRollHunterit was a video about that coin that got me into coin roll hunting last year. I was trembling when I was looking at it under my magnifier

[@CADRollHunter]

Incredible! I would absolutely be trembling, too,@@patduford3488. Why did you decide to sell? How much did you end up getting for it - it's one of the rarest, most storied coins in Canadian history! Congrats, and thanks for sharing your story!!

[@patduford3488]

@@CADRollHunter Thank you. Long story short I am not a collector, although I get why people do, I am in it for the thrill of the hunt. it went on the low end of 5 figures (there was a big scratch on the obverse, the consensus is it was from a parking meter or gumball machine). Keep up the great videos, very informative and its just as exciting to watch you pull a silver out as it is when I find one.

[@CADRollHunter]

@@patduford3488 Awesome - again, Congrats! And thanks so much for the kind words!

[@Leroidornumismatique]

Nice video and hunt james

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks!!!

[@robertstroback3362]

I once found a $2.50 gold coin in a customer wrapped american dime roll.

[@CADRollHunter]

Wow! Incredible find! I know one other coin roll hunter who's found a gold coin while coin roll hunting. Amazing!

[@handduggraverdronline]

I think the most interesting coins I've found have been 2 1950d nickels one of those has full steps and the other interesting coin was a 2020W nickel.

[@CADRollHunter]

Wow - the key date nickel. That's a great find!

[@davidrussell5214]

I have only done like two box and only thing I found in those were w mint quarters. I would love to hunt some Canadian loonies or toonies. Love the color version you have. Till now didn’t know y’all have color dimes also. Great video!!!!

[@CADRollHunter]

Some folks look through lots of boxes of quarters and don't find any W mints - you did good in just a couple boxes!

[@davidrussell5214]

I think I found 5

[@rpmcanada1971]

3 silver in your box! That is great! Canadian dimes are good for me as well, with silver. The latest ones are a 1968 50%, quite nice, and a 1955 80%. However, the most surprising things I found in dimes lately, was a bacnk planchet with a little bit of circulation marks (scuffs), and it weigh 1.75g, so it must be a modern blank planchet for 2001&up dimes. I also found, last month, a 1999P dime! At first I thought it was as rare as the 2000P, and that I had hit an instang jackpot, but upon checking on Internet, this one sells $10 to $15, and was issued only in exerimental sets in 1999 testing the new steel planchets. Still, it is a great find. Last week, I got a box of white machine quarter rolls, and upon checking, some old coins were included, so I took it since it means it's not ARP. Not as many old coins as the hand customer wrapped rolls, but I did find so far 2 x 1970 quarters, where 1 is AU or better, and, believe it or not, a 2008 colorized Santa Claus quarter! I checked, and this one is minted in the 45000 or so examples, so 10 x more rare than the 1991. These were issued in special gift sets, and there are some made each year, as well as for Canada Day. It seems a collection dump has been scattered through this batch of 2001+ machine wrapped quarters (average of only 1-2 older in each roll). I still have 10 rolls or so to open, and I think they'll be a delight to check hoping there is another goodie... American quarters are a bit larger than Canadian in diameter, so they don't fit well in plastic holders, so I believe it's why these didn't survive for long in USA. I can determine by touch if there is a USA quarter in a roll, when I feel a small bump when I pass my fingernail on the edges. I do this also on machine wrapped rolls, meaning if I find just one that has USA, I can assume there is old Canadian too... Let's wish us good luck to save more silver, and other goodies, from the ARP monsters!! Have you ever found a Santa Claus coin, Canada Day, or other mint set-only coin, while CRH?

[@CADRollHunter]

You've found some nice ones! I've only found one special mint-set quarter - no Santa Clause!

[@pintobmw]

Best coin I found coin roll hunting is 1996 Canada nickel attached 6.

[@CADRollHunter]

Hey, that's a great find! Congrats!

[@edfindstreasure]

In a bag of half dollars i found a 1858 U.S.large cent. I still want to find some Mercury dimes in a roll. Hopefully this year .

[@CADRollHunter]

I'd love to find a US large cent - I found found one in a bag of metal detecting coins I bought once from an antique shop. It was in pretty poor condition, of course, but still a cool find! Keep looking, I know you'll find some Mercs!

[@edfindstreasure]

Today I found a 1964 Rosie dime in a coin star machine. My first silver from a coin star.

[@CADRollHunter]

Wicked find, @@edfindstreasure!

[@brianjarvis2901]

No plastic rolls here in St. Louis, Missouri.

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks for letting us know - and thanks for watching!!

[@denniscook9032]

Plastic rollers were available in the US during the mid to late 1980s. They were not popular and quickly disappeared. The clasp failures required taping rolls, which led to their disappearance. I have found several proof coins in my searches. Nothing valuable, but definitely surprising.

[@CADRollHunter]

I just wonder why they haven't gone away yet here. They're every bit as annoying as you described!

[@grottemaster9293]

I got the full 1967 100 years anniversary of the confederation coins. Is it worth anything?

[@CADRollHunter]

Typically these are worth the bullion value of silver. If they're completely uncirculated, you can get a premium, of course.

[@grottemaster9293]

Thanks!

[@johnyonker3567]

Here in the states I’ve found a roll or nearly a full roll of silver 5 or 6 times in my life & I consider that lucky. I barely ever find silver anymore, unless you count war nickels.

[@CADRollHunter]

Wow! I'm hopeful that I'll one day find a full roll of silver - that would be incredible!

[@mikecole819]

The 1968 dime...was it Ottawa or Philadelphia minted?

[@CADRollHunter]

I didn't check - I've highted the difference before in videos, but don't always think to do that!

[@golfinger7530]

I hate looking through dimes, alot made, small, date hard to read, impossible to roll

[@CADRollHunter]

Yes, dimes are the bane of the coin roll hunter's existence (except when we find silver!).

[@golfinger7530]

@@CADRollHunter oldest dime I found was 1968. Fun

[@notatimelord21]

The coolest thing I've found coin roll hunting is a 1911 v nickel

[@CADRollHunter]

Wow - that's a super find!

[@stevetaylor9752]

Non-coinroll hunter here👋!I would say my craziest find as far as coins would be from Belize! Their made of aluminum and don't look or feel real!

[@CADRollHunter]

Steve - you've seen enough coin roll hunting videos that I'd have to consider you an honorary coin roll hunter!!

[@DaThreeStuffies]

Hunt loonies or toonies next. 😉 if your hunting one of them, ask for one bank wrapped roll. You’ll find a new coin😉

[@CADRollHunter]

I'll see what I can do!!

[@Cp-71]

Not perfectly an answer for your question but while hunting a coin bin at an antics store I found a tooth - they let me keep it for free ;)

[@CADRollHunter]

Well, that's an unexpected find, for sure!!

[@dwaynehodge6327]

1969 large date dime

[@CADRollHunter]

I'm always looking for that one - it would be incredible if I found one!

[@marymastromauro8164]

I love finding foreign coins

[@CADRollHunter]

Same here! It's always a highlight for me - even if they're not valuable!

[@jajastacha3796]

I dont see plastic rolls

[@CADRollHunter]

Thanks for letting me know!