There Are Dimes In Circulation Worth $1.9 Million And Here's How To Spot Them

[@1952creswell]

First of all, I've been studying and/or collecting U.S. coins since 1964. There were 24 1894S Barber dimes made. The one spent by the little girl has been in the hands of a collector for many years. There's only one of the 94S dimes that have reached the $1.9M mark on that was in Jan. 2016 when that specimen fetched $1,997,500 at a Heritage auction. No other 94S has come close to that. All of them are rare and valuable but I guarantee no one will find one in circulation, so I wouldn't even waste my time looking for one. In fact, the remaining examples of this coin that are extant are already in the hands of collectors. The other dimes mentioned in this video won't be found in circulation either. The title of this video was designed to draw you into watching the video but it's false information.

[@moonchildnumber8653]

Hello how are you? I was wondering if you could help me with the 2 dimes I just found. I have been collecting older change and was looking thru mine and just found 1968 dime no mark and a 1968 d mark. Do you think either would be valuable? Thank you for your time hun 💟

[@1952creswell]

@@moonchildnumber8653 The only 1968 dime that has significant value is the proof dime (coins made specifically for collectors with bright reflective surfaces) that was made in San Francisco and failed to receive the "S" mint mark. Those particular coins are worth $10,000 - $30,000. The dimes made in Philadelphia and Denver are very common and are only worth ten cents. Hope this helps.

[@moonchildnumber8653]

@@1952creswell yes this helps thank you so much. I got confused from different videos. Ill see videos and have the coin they are talking about but then find out its mot worth what they say lol. But thank you so much dear 😊

[@kathycrosby1097]

☺😚😚😚😚🙃🙃

[@jeffreymiller711]

@Tony Creswell thank you

[@sparkynm156]

I had an employee that would always buy the change and old bills from liquor stores and convenient stores. On At least 5 occasions he found coins such as a 1972 double stamp? 1958 something or other and others. He proved his point twice we went directly from the store to the Coin Shop where he sold two of the coins . One sold for over $200 and the other went for over $580 dollars. Tho he "spends" alot of time doing this, generally every lunch break, it seems worth it. He made almost $5000 one year and used the money to goto a big gold mine that charges $1000 a day to let you dig , metal detect, etc... through their tailings pile. He came home with some amazing gold. One huge nugget was worth $35.000.... His friend brought home one valued at $75.000... He says it deffinetly doesn't always work out but it's better than sitting home In front of the idiot box being programmed to think that men using women's bathrooms is our countries most important topic...

[@TheAGODAMI]

😃 *So upLiFTinG thanKs foR shaRinG thaT sToRieD inFo.!!* ❤

[@nelsonx5326]

I found a dime worth $50,000,000,000 in a woman's bathroom.

[@dankmazzi2376]

@@nelsonx5326 nice 👌

[@meg-so4ev]

Yeshua..we've been deceived

[@sparkynm156]

It took some time, I found what I believe is a 1972 Double Stamp penny. 1972 is the year I was born thus the only coin I remember to look for. I have another hobby born from my Upholster's addiction. That is Gold Mining, Panning, Metal Detecting... Though I can't do Any of those things... I had been watching a Gold Mining Channel called Ask Jeff Williams ??? I've learned alot about what to look for when looking for places to mine. I've also been heavily into Mud Fossils and Out of Place Artifacts, as well as URBEX... Somehow that combination made me a MILLIONAIRE OVER NIGHT!!!! AMAZING, if it were true... Actually it did make me enough to by a Beautiful 1969 Mach1 Mustang.... What I noticed while collecting Rocks to make a Rock Garden Surround for My Girlfriend, was that I gravitated towards Rocks that bare characteristics that you would look for when hunting for places to mine. Living in the city doesn't give lots of options for Gold Panning, Mining , or Metal Detecting. What there are, is Lots of Friends and people with piles of Rocks in the corner of their yards, bordering their Walkways , Driveways, etc.. I collected Rocks the last couple years, and I picked Rocks I Liked. I Realized I had gravitated towards those you would look for in Mining. One Rock had a nice Quart, line and I had a chance to have a couple Rocks Cut Open, so I chose this Quarts lined Rock. I decided to wash it first and used hard bristle brushes, old tooth brushes , etc. I also soaked some rocks in vinegar and such to try and dissolve certain minerals. While scrubbing this Rock, I had a chunk of hard dirt fall out and there was a THUMB SIZED GOLD NUGGET PROTRUDING FROM THE ROCK. Another Rock had a long Vein of SILVER with Many Branches t TRAVELING throughout the Rock. Another Rock, once cleaned , turned out to be a Beautiful Emerald Green Jade AND it has a Nice pinkie tip, sized GOLD Nugget protruding from the center. My friend says that's pretty rare and to leave the Gold in the Jade. I was told there are ways to see how much Gold is in the Jade Piece and that will increase the Value. People collect Rocks and such, not only for the Weight or Rarity of the Stone, but also The Asthetic Appear of the Piece. A Friend found a Gold Nugget that was Bigger than My Hand and at Weight it is Worth$ 75,000. But because of Its Size and Unique Appearance, He Believes it will sell for closer to$ 100,000. So My collection is Solely from the yards of Friends, walks around town, etc.... But I have found quite a bit of Gold and a few other Metals, Geodes, a Tiny Meteor, and more.. It is Getting Really Exciting now that Spring is here and We are going through The Rock Garden. Now I may not have to take on Investors for My New Project. They always end up with the Lions Share and I end up with a large advance and a percentage. Now I'm not pressed with a Neverending Medical Emergency, so I can bring out My Great Creations instead of just basic things to get through.. All because Rocks Laying Around...

[@TnseWlms]

Once I paid for some potstickers at a Chinese takeaway, and the clerk owed me about $1.50 in change. He was out of bills, so he broke open a roll of dimes from the bank and gave me fifteen of them. At least five of the dimes were silver, from the 40's and 50's.

[@williamcartelli933]

That's great. The only thing I ever get back from the Chinese takeaway is an attitude and none of the duck sauce that I asked for.

[@MikeKirchner-zf7zm]

We had 5 rolls of dimes from the bank that were all old silver dimes in each roll at a place I worked at years ago so a few of us bought the rolls from there and kept them. Then someone had to go back to the bank and get more dimes cause that was all the dime rolls the store had 😂, but we knew better then to let that opportunity slip away.

[@ambrosiaevans3023]

I wouldn't doubt yourselves so fast. Just recently, I was going through my pennies, and I came across an 1895 Indian Head Copper Penny. And it's in very excellent condition. Probably the rarest coin I'll ever find in circulation and I probably won't get so lucky again. But you never find rare indian heads in circulation anymore. It happened to me. So it can happen to anyone.

[@deannekliene2673]

Agreed! I've found many error coins and some very old....

[@evelyngonzalez7214]

Did u find out how much was the rare coin that you found? If you don't mind me asking lol. And what a great way to start your search for rare coins 👏 congratulations.

[@ambrosiaevans3023]

@@evelyngonzalez7214 it’s only worth a couple bucks. But still my favorite find. I did find a Buffalo nickel in circulation couple months back.

[@lindasueconnelly5935]

My mom had one this was years ago and she cashed in for $99 I don't know what kind of Penny it was but I do know it was a penny

[@lindasueconnelly5935]

@@ambrosiaevans3023 how much is a Buffalo nickel did you use an app to find out I'm wondering about the apps do you think it's wise to download them

[@reneelipton695]

When my daughter started her job at the power company she started collecting coins. Its sad to say but a few people used their coin collections to pay their bills. She was not aware of this until she received a silver dollar in her cash drawer. She has also gotten confederate bills as payment. It is heart breaking what people have to sacrifice to keep their lights on.

[@toddolson573]

Yup! Slaves to the monetary system, under the Federal Reserve and the IMF, Internationl Monetary System. Check out this book... The Creature From Jekyll Island See the Slave System that the Banksters Set Up.

[@peezyorpj]

Their loss, her gain.

[@indridcold8433]

Electricity is one of the biggest profit makers on the planet. I can not believe governments are trying to force people to switch to electricity to power a vehicle. The range is low, the charge time is slow, the price per charge is much higher than that of petrol. I have a nice HO train set. Just playing with it for a week makes the bill jump about $45. Imagine charging a slow, high current, battery that requires a lot of current to charge or a lot of time. Either way, you are screwed with the cost, range, down time, and nonlinear power. Work has an electric fork lift for a test drive for a month. Nobody wants to use it because of the nonlinear power, really short work time until it needs a charge, and how long it takes to charge. $49,000 for an inferior product when the propane forklift, just a few years old, cost $15,000 is unconscionable. A new propane forklift would cost $31,000. I have noticed this same pricing trend with electric cars. They are incredibly more expensive, have nonlinear power, slow charge times or high current charge, and low range. Sales has an electric car. It seems to be avoided a lot. I will ask them what they think.

[@barryhessel6078]

@@indridcold8433 And another thing is we are going to have to build more power plants to charge all those cars. Maybe coal plants.

[@indridcold8433]

@@barryhessel6078 Coal is the primary fuel for power plants. We get trains that are miles long coming into our local plant, weekly. I hate when they have to switch rails to unload and they are pulled out, then the track is switched and then the train reverses back in again. There is no possible way an electric car is any better for thx environment than a petrol car, or a diesel car. If anything, if is far more destructive.

[@allan9603]

I can't believe I'm watching this at a time when I'm so broke I can't even pay attention!🤪😟😭

[@evamariesneed-rodriguez7047]

Best time, actually ... Find one of these babies, and you'd be set!!!

[@allan9603]

@@evamariesneed-rodriguez7047 🤣😄😅👍

[@jeanster1000]

I bought a button saying this!

[@allan9603]

@@jeanster1000 Snap😂

[@shastina5493]

😂🤣😂

[@trex9194]

Found a 1902 Liberty nickel and a 1938 mercury dime last weekend with my metal detector. Found a piece of a Barnett 1856 saddle pistol as well.

[@d-mo733]

Well...WHOOOOPIE!

[@quanahhurtt4443]

Where I live ? To find an old coin would have to mean someone lost or buried their grandparents coin collection.

[@dianetheisen8664]

So what's the 1938 mercury dime worth?

[@dbcooper8759]

Whenever I see something about valuable coins it makes me wonder how many times I've had a coin in my pocket that was worth something and never knew it.

[@USAMehdi]

Lol @DB Cooper ;-) he got away with the airline money hah hah...

[@1952creswell]

I wouldn't worry or give a lot of thought about that. There's better things to think about.

[@gangstergmaB]

Me too! Now I have a hard time spending any coins. I think they're ALL worth something now! Lol

[@sherwoodbranzuela]

I ve got that kind of coin.. Is for sale some one interested.

[@NGcoinlife]

thank you for sharing this video and good luck 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@ritawashere5787]

Dimes are my favorite Coin of all. My grandmother used to give me change and I would walk to the five-and-dime near her home. I was a kid from the suburbs and loved that I was going to the big city 😂 it was Evanston Illinois 😂 I can still remember what the dimes looked like and felt like in my hand. I miss you Grandma.

[@jessicabellair145]

rita pita five and dime....I have not heard that in years..love it

[@cmaylene6787]

💕

[@coloradocoinhunter6475]

They were probably Mercury dimes

[@moose_squirrel_colombo5786]

Awe 🥺 this is so precious

[@gloriahanes6490]

I collect dimes too, and I remember the five & dime near my home. I also was a kid from the suburbs with one family car, and I miss my grandmother who passed away in 1969. We were the best of friends and we went shopping every weekend, then for ice cream sodas at the five & dime. I remember the wide wooden plank floors and the soda shop like it were yesterday.

[@razor3106]

There's no way an 1894 S Barber dime is floating around in circulation. The different design alone would have the average Joe put it away for safe keeping. That's not putting into account other things that would make people that don't know anything about coins want it, the fact it's from the 1800's, it's silver content, etc.

[@starreyeyesmarjorielabriol2701]

I have a 1942d

[@pdogakron1623]

I doubt there are Barber dimes "in circulation", but when I was a kid, I bought a candy bar and gave her a dollar, got my 75c back. It was the mid 70s BTW. When she had her drawer open, I saw old silver quarters, and asked to have THOSE as my change back. They were Liberty quarters from the 1920s but well worn. A few years later, silver went way up and I sold them to a coin dealer for $10 each.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching!

[@CR1TIKAL_20]

I am in the hobby of coin collecting, and I just wanna say that it is true that these coins are worth that much, however even a not rare one you have a VERY low percent chance to find. They aren’t truly in circulation anymore. And you definitely won’t find one before the 1900’s. You would have to go to a reputable coin shop and buy a very old roll which will cost you way more than the face value of the roll. And also all the other coins they were showing in the vid were either foreign coins or regular dimes. However, you may still find a dime or a quarter the is 1964 or older. If you find one of those you’ll make a few bucks because it is silver. Hang to the silver coins. You can make probably 15 times face value of a dime!

[@CR1TIKAL_20]

Edit* you may be one of the people who gets lucky and wins the jackpot on a roll and finds a barber dime, but in my experience you will probably NEVER find a capped bust dime.

[@avishenderson303]

The problem is; if you live in a very small town,; like I do; you can collect all the money you want. But you never know how much they are worth and if someone does come in, how do you know they are being truthful?

[@احمدالشمري-ف5ل4ذ]

I have the same 1972 bearing the letter D

[@samantharaeflanagan6009]

I have a large collection of coins i really really need help with

[@allanmaconsentz]

I found a 1978 Double headed Washington quarter. How do I find out if it's real and how much it is worth?

[@south-vietnam.0009]

Hello Sir 👋. I just want to ask you about those dime coins. Where I can sell it to? Thanks for your time. Have a great weekend.

[@shepdgc.og.soldier7732]

I’ll buy it.

[@south-vietnam.0009]

@@shepdgc.og.soldier7732 . Hello. How I can sell it to you?

[@south-vietnam.0009]

@@shepdgc.og.soldier7732 Can you please tell me how?

[@ofeliaesguerra4523]

I have that 1 dime but where can i sell it? It has no mint s. Who should i contact? Im here in the Philippines. Ive got it when im in U.S. and have olso other collectible coins. My Uncle in U.S. is collecting coins. Pls reply.

[@yemengoto4905]

You can sell me your 1 Dime and your old coins. Just send me clear pictures of your coins. I usually buy coins from people in Philippines.

[@Elijah-M.]

I Bet Ya Mr. Crabs Is Watching This. I posted this a year ago and people still see it

[@getoutofthetimetrap5435]

Elijah Moore I like money !

[@hlengiwezungu8152]

😂😂 ikr

[@Elijah-M.]

YOU’LL NEVER HAVE ME FIRST DIME

[@TheRealKaiso]

Haha! 😂😂😂😂

[@WLM505]

Elijah Moore lol

[@shannaruel4561]

As an avid coin collector, I can't tell you how often I go to the store or gas station and they have old coins sitting out, thinking they are foreign. I was given a seated liberty dime the other day because the gal didn't know what it was. I told her what it was and traded a dime back. It was worn bad, but the silver in it made it worth around $6. Nice profit for me

[@samibrockway4995]

I have a question for you. How much do you think that a 1919 wheat back penny worth

[@shannaruel4561]

@@samibrockway4995 depends on the mint mark and condition. On average they are around 35 cents or so.

[@samibrockway4995]

There is no mint mask

[@shannaruel4561]

@@samibrockway4995 then it's a Philadelphia. Still about 35cents

[@samibrockway4995]

@@shannaruel4561 thanks

[@jodywamsher1823]

I have two dimes I have the dates on the bottom instead of the top are they worth anything

[@hersonlamolli3317]

I have so many nickels, pennies, dimes and quarters from de forties to the seventies and includes silver. I guest I'll continue collecting them.

[@rondacook6841]

Yep that's what I do

[@Binary_Bloom]

I find it hilarious that they showed an 1894 Indian head as a dime example. Also they made it seem like this dime is the only, or even a significant enough thing that is worth looking for in change. This is so random lmao

[@sharonsampson6532]

Braden Long ice çe=r÷t;yb,6h

[@mechellefeliciano1826]

Great video's keep them coming and great work keep it up.

[@braddawson123]

Just found a 1898 barber dime the other day getting it appraised soon

[@gnoldantaf6241]

how valuable is the 1898 Barber dime? how much per coin?

[@christasiajazz4921]

You did not

[@braddawson123]

I can take photos when I get home

[@mushiiluvs6018]

@@braddawson123 Probably better if you take a video and put it on your channel dude. But of you really did holy crap you're lucky!

[@braddawson123]

@@mushiiluvs6018 tbh I looked it up and not that valuable for the year and no mint mark they're actually fairly common

[@ameeraxl]

I can't believe I'm so broke that I'm actually watching this ish....

[@JoMelv]

Ameera X 😂 Lol

[@MzClementine]

The struggle is real!

[@illnessshaw]

Are you a hot chick?

[@Leslykv]

Me too hahaha

[@USAMehdi]

A.X ...lol... Good news! You won't be broke for long.; -)

[@joybenitez7653]

I have a 1792 one cent..how much is the cost of that dime?

[@yemengoto4905]

Is your 1792 one cent for sale? Just send me clear pictures of it front and back and I will tell you the price. I can also buy it.

[@jpsned]

Your post is confusing. The U. S. mint didn't make one-cent coins until 1793. I'm thinking that you meant 1972... in that case, it's worth only one cent. 🙂

[@DSDaly]

The only thing I liked about working in retail was finding rare coins

[@321andme]

OMG! Me too 💓

[@genebigs]

You have a better chance of winning the lottery than finding any of these coins.

[@marypatten9655]

Thank you for this information. Now if you would share where to sell the coins at when we find them. God bless

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching! We're so glad you enjoyed this video. We advise that you visit your local coin collector to vet the coin.

[@gregbenwell6173]

Would have been nice to have him tell us why some of these dimes are rare and what to look for!! Sadly though there was a bar in Ithaca NY that used to have a a "drink special" on Tuesday nights known to the locals as "Dimies Night". The way the special worked was you would pay a dollar and then would like up 10 of the BIGGER SIZED Dixie style cups (I think they were like 10 ounces, instead of the normal 5) and pour you ten beers in them!! Needless to say a lot of folks would hit this tiny bar and Dimies were a HUGE success for a long time, because by the time you spent $20 (US) you'd be pretty messed up anyhow!! LOL And if you had a dime or a pocket full of dimes....as you can guess, even then you could STILL get a beer for a Dime!!!

[@mikewoodson6930]

Wow, I just got a silver dime in change from the gas station. Checking!

[@warrenhartz5681]

Mike Woo Lj

[@jbr84tx]

Yeah, there are still a few silver dimes, quarters and half dollars in circulation. Hang on to them, silver will only go up in value.

[@frankwilson4717]

I once had a dime Dated 1832. Misplaced it, Somewhere. I Do Have A Nickel. It Has No Date. I've Looked. Nothing. Is It Rare. Is It Worth Anything. Or Is It A Minting Mistake. Let Me Know.

[@zulusolution2213]

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[@zulusolution2213]

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[@jpsned]

Sounds like your nickel is a Buffalo nickel, which are well known for having worn-off dates. It's going to be worth only five cents. 🙂

[@franciscapina8652]

I truly believe, that it worth a try. The only thing I'll love to see is that they publish where or how you can sale them to the right buyer. Don't you agree?

[@jeanettemclaughlin4053]

Yes

[@robertward5933]

Yes

[@jbr84tx]

None of these dimes are in circulation now. There aren't even any barber dimes in circulation, and haven't been for many decades.

[@starreyeyesmarjorielabriol2701]

I have one I was wondering how much it would be worth or where to send it to to get a value..

[@charlescollins6510]

@@starreyeyesmarjorielabriol2701 look up coin grading service. NGC and PCGS I think are the best 2

[@marysibincich9756]

What do I do? I have some of the coins that have value. I live in upstate NY. I'd like cash them in without getting rip off. But I don't know how to go about it.

[@emilysegura1999]

Mr.Krabs "me first dime"😂

[@freespirittransport5139]

Bought a dime bag last week. Was worth way more than a dime!

[@traciescott1871]

😳🕵😂

[@sueannetoms1024]

I have an American penny struck with Zinc, is it worth anything?

[@yemengoto4905]

Why year is your American penny? Can you send me clear pictures of it front and back. I will tell you how much it is worth.

[@traekas7228]

I once was given a silver dime at school. My classmates all got them too. I kept mine for awhile, in it’s protective covering. Then, I couldn’t stand it any longer, and I ended up spending it w/my pocket change for something I couldn’t live without. A comic book? Now, I really wish I hadn’t. Also, have collected in my adult life, wheat pennies. Maybe one of those will be worth something more one day.

[@marymaynor3345]

Look for the 1959-S wheat cent but it has to be a double die in your collection. It's worth more then $500,000. And the better condion it's in the more it's worth. Say like a MS-69 or MS-70 could be worth upwards of a cool $1,000,000.00. Good luck and I hope you have it.

[@richardwilliamowsklwilliam6350]

No to me in

[@arjunchickering1085]

Silver dimes are relatively easy to find. I have lots

[@jerrycain430]

@@marymaynor3345 -- Z Zzz ZAR Z

[@jenniferkleczka2762]

I had a wooden cigar box full of old coins and silver certificates also ones that were reprints. But my husband at the time was a crack addict and sold the whole box for $50. I still cry thinking about it.

[@williamcrowder7096]

So sorry 🥺😓😭

[@laceyharris3357]

I am so confused by this story! I have listened over & over & over but it still does NOT MAKE SENSE! In 1984 John Dagget had 24 special dimes created. He gave 7 dimes to each of his friends and 3 to his daughter. That only equals out to 10 dimes. Is there something that was left out???? Like he gave 7dimes each to 3 of his friends and then 3 to his daughter? And if she ONLY SPENT ONE DIME on ice cream then wouldn't she still have TWO left? And if one friend also only spent one of his seven then he would still have six remaining? AM I FOLLOWING THIS CORRECTLY? 3 friends got 7 special dimes each? Correct? Then the last remaining 3 he gave to his daughter? Correct? Cause that is not how the story is told but I am gonna assume by my problem solving and math skills that IS WHAT WAS MEANT? IS THAT ACCURATE? or am I completely lost?

[@reggiedunlop5167]

"There are dimes out there worth $1.9M" You just need to collect 19 million of them.

[@robyngrier7002]

Lol

[@fuadmohammed639]

I have it now

[@alliswell9224]

This coin my available call me

[@dianetheisen8664]

LOL

[@jedclampett8189]

I have been collecting coins for 50 years and I have never seen a barber dime in circulation. Your headline is extremely misleading.

[@gamingwithmimi2278]

Must be old

[@1952creswell]

When I started collecting in 1964 you could still find a few mercury dimes in circulation but never a Barber dime.

[@lildehan]

If u still finding let me know

[@ofeliaesguerra4523]

I have that penny but how csn i sell it do i have it authenticated first where. I have more coins collections i inherit it frm my military U.S uncle... im now here in the Philippines. Pls rply. Thnx

[@yemengoto4905]

If you have USA old coins, I can buy them. I do buy coins from people in Philippines. Just send me pictures of your coins front and back.

[@fakename7423]

Why the hell do they show a modern dime in the thumbnail. Barber dimes are hardly in circulation.

[@ThePhoenixw68]

I think there was one instance i got an Indian head penny in wild change. Most ppl pick out anything pre 1960 in their change, knowing the silver content.

[@maceomillions2192]

You would hit both the Powerball AND the Mega Millions before finding that dime... so basically impossible.

[@BillyBob-lk2uw]

Yeah it's in someone's collection or dropped long ago in a Storm drain somewhere.

[@Belong2theuniverse]

I actually found one and gave it to my niece who she also used it to buy ice cream 😕

[@maceomillions2192]

Billy Bob You're probably right man.

[@maceomillions2192]

Abraham Rodriguez Surrrrreeeee you did lol

[@maceomillions2192]

Frank Wess Some chance is better than no chance I suppose.

[@billcarson8246]

Nice 😊 GOOD Job

[@jamesmckane1205]

Gonna have to go through my dimes to see if I have one of those 1968 dimes

[@mikevaluska7313]

I have a silver dollar that was presented to me by my 4th grade teacher, more sentimental for all of their ceremony than anything else, wouldn't trade it for the world.

[@chuckgates1171]

Give you a rare dime for it.

[@jpsned]

Sometimes that's the best kind of coin to have 🙂❤

[@ofeliaesguerra4523]

How can i sell my dime and penny.? Where can i sell my penny and old coins this coins had all values.

[@yemengoto4905]

You can sell me your pennies and old coins. Just send me clear pictures of your old coins front and back.

[@lotsabirds]

Barber dimes occasionally show up..I found a 1914 D in a bank roll last year.

[@BillGraper]

Adult: Tells a kid this dime will be worth millions. Kid: ICE CREAM!

[@norama3998]

عندي من القطع النقدية بقيمة One cent بتواريخ : 1886 ، 1936 ، 1946 ، 1960 .

[@mikecrabtree8200]

Most likely, those dimes were lost in the wood pile like so much money. If one person could have all the money that has ever been lost and never found, they would be the wealthiest person ever. I would wager, that if every dime in circulation were checked, this dime would not be there.

[@madduxmays6860]

I took my dime to get appraised and turns out it’s worth 5 cents

[@brandonfromkc2815]

Your an asshole

[@madduxmays6860]

Brando 27 why?

[@brandonfromkc2815]

Maddux Mays just breaking balls

[@lbernardo3857]

It must've been a Canadian dime

[@blackberrylady6025]

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[@luvk_az]

I happen to have a 1967 no mint mark dime in a decent condition, how much would it be worth? Picture of one 1:55

[@jw8650]

D, at least a dime.

[@mikesavad]

not a huge find, but the other day i found a 1936 silver quarter in a soda machine. it was in terrible condition, but worth its weight in silver $2.77 i thought it was neat that it was in circulation.

[@user-ks7qi5vb8b]

If you check Coinstars sometimes you can find silver in them they usually have them at the customer service areas in stores

[@annieladaga4580]

I have Bronze Filipinas, 1918,1921,1925,1926,1931,1932,1933,1937,1941, 1944. If youre interested pls. Reply

[@damian9303]

Yeah, same thing with my dad actually. That's as close as you can probably get to having a valuable coin that was in circulation

[@chadlevell8022]

I have a 1937

[@unbeatablebotgamesmore3515]

I have a bunch of wheat pennies, starting at 1904

[@thenewstuff3377]

1894-S will never ever ever be found in circulation. Ever. At all. Period.

[@jeffamb]

It's probably sitting in someones change basket and will never know it, then it will be put into a coinstar machine, I wonder if Coinstar has a device or humans to check for currency that's of a certain age, like 100+ years old, then have them set aside to be manually checked. There has to be a way to make a machine that checks for that.

[@thenewstuff3377]

Here's a little tip. There ARE coin counting machines that discard the old and damaged coins. They are out there but you have to look for them. Then you have to look at the coins. That means getting permission. And getting to them before other people or the truck. They have been an invaluable source for me to find wheat pennies, silver money, and old hard to find coins. Good luck.

[@johnalanelson]

@@jeffamb No, it was probably melted down over a century ago, like most barber head dimes!

[@jeffamb]

@@johnalanelson could it really be that difficult to counterfeit such an old coin? im surprised someone hasn't tried to counterfeit it, artificially age it, then claim they found it somewhere mundane.

[@hotsickle]

Our pop vending machine at my apartment building won't accept silver coins...they get dropped right into the change slot

[@valuablestampsandcoin]

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[@FactsVerse]

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[@theboot801]

The condition of the dimes matters greatly. ALL dimes minted prior to 1965 are silver and thus are worth keeping to some extent. One is not likely to find old coins in circulation that look as nice as these examples.

[@silverbob8656]

I'm 61 years old and I can honestly say that I have NEVER gotten a Barber dime in change in my life. To say that they're "in circulation" is a joke!

[@jefflang839]

Im 61 also, when a kid I did find Mercury's but never a barber, the video is silly thinking that those dimes are in circulation. NEVER in a million years.

[@filmingislegalmoronfilm]

I'm older than that, and I never ever got a Barber dime from circulation either.

[@lotsabirds]

I have found seated liberty and Barber dimes in bank rolls. It rarely happens but it does.

[@jw8650]

Lucky to find wheatie

[@828enigma6]

70 yo, I've never seen any Barber dimes. Mercury, yes but not in the last 40 years.

[@nelsonx5326]

Can spot a real silver dime in a second. Dime worth a million. Ice cream, priceless.

[@natespics8276]

“In circulation” = locked in my rifle safe.

[@idid873]

I have one dime also but how i can contack the who want to buy ..

[@chrishansen8806]

Whats the year

[@idid873]

@@chrishansen8806 I have one dimes about 5 coin the year is 1977,1988,1967,1982 and 1965..

[@idid873]

@@chrishansen8806 Can be possible or not if i want to sale all what ..Ple,can you answer me back..thank so much.

[@catherinecaluza3703]

@@chrishansen8806 i have 3 different year onedime no mintmark 1966 1975 1979 plss help me

[@normabahena4780]

I do have an 1894 Indian penny, you mention on this video for sale$$

[@yemengoto4905]

How much is your 1894 Indian penny? Can you send me clear pictures of it front and back?

[@stevenbuchanan22]

I have found in last week Cas ndian 2 dimes as silver 62 dine 64 quarter silver error mountain Rushmore sorry grammar

[@LLGuerra]

Also, quick tip: run a magnet through your change, if one sticks.... its expensive!

[@LLGuerra]

@Brandy Wine absolutely

[@user-eu3nd4hl6z]

Not necessarily. If it's a steel penny, it's worth a little bit more, but you don't need a magnet to find it. If you're Canadian, and the penny is of a specific year, it *can*, but won't necessarily, be valuable. Or it's a cheap counterfeit.

[@LLGuerra]

@@user-eu3nd4hl6z, true. However, that's what my grandfather thought me and it's never failed me yet.

[@ginadisantis2684]

when U find these coins .... where do you sell them?

[@keithwilliams1773]

Have some silver dimes in 60s

[@Yru2noz]

I took my dime to get appraised. Was told it worth ten cents.

[@tinastanley4444]

Ty for sharing

[@skyblueeyes9968]

Well I found one that was worth ten cents! 😜

[@noworriesmate8287]

Cindy Gipson Lucky you most dimes are only worth 7 cents!

[@skyblueeyes9968]

@@noworriesmate8287 geez I better run and cash all mine in then! Haha😛

[@stephenfiore9960]

.....Funny thing is that it was worth $4.00, 100 years ago

[@skyblueeyes9968]

@@stephenfiore9960 yes i know! Isnt that crazy?? could you image walking into a store with a dime and coming out with a soda,, loaf of bread and half a pound of baloney?

[@kadencethomas3856]

awsome

[@SnowBunneh]

1:18 You're welcome. Also using a Roosevelt dime is pretty click-baity >~>

[@parrotsandmore7446]

I just won an auction with 3 1850, 1855, 1890 seated liberty dimes, and a 1854 half dime this morning for 20 bucks! They are pretty worn but you can still see the design and dates! Pretty cool

[@FactsVerse]

Very interesting! Are you planning to sell these coins?

[@jillalberto5851]

What site is best for auctioning off coins

[@xino_z]

Maam, I'd like my 15.17 change in dimes please.

[@nickscoolstuff192]

Yeah, let me keep an eye out for an 1895 dime. Just floating around out there. Lol

[@davidtosh7200]

1838 Liberty Capped Dimes, Quarters, and Half Dollars are the only year with a mint mark O, which is in New Orleans. For 1839, there are new design that changed for Half Dime (Nickel), Dime, Quarter, and Half Dollar and they are Seated Liberty, and they make them in Philadelphia (no mint mark), and New Orleans (mint mark O). For 1864, Indian Head Penny does have a mint mark L as the only year that have this feature.

[@filmingislegalmoronfilm]

It's not a mintmark. There never was a mint with the letter L

[@kenziek.9812]

I found a 1968 dime. ... What do I do with it I hope it’s not fake

[@tromboneman3037]

Spend it.

[@kenziek.9812]

trombone man Lol

[@skylartipton909]

My birth month

[@michelerapoza1010]

Working as a cashier I came across many rare coins and I still have it in my possession. Rare dollar bills with the blue and red ink on them not to sure the year but the coins I got are as old as dirt..pennies go back to 1700’s but it’s not in mint condition. I always check my coins you never know what you’ll find.

[@quanahhurtt4443]

I have old US cents. They are very large compared to the current modern US cents that were the current size since 1860s

[@pierrefrantz9817]

Yes ser, do you have any idea of a 5 cents of 1924 with the porc on it?

[@yemengoto4905]

Is it a buffalo on your 1924 5 cents or a porc? Can you send me clear pictures of it front and back? I will tell you. And if it is for sale, I might buy it.

[@AnthonyGoodley]

You have better odds of winning the lottery than finding any barber dime in circulation, much less one with only 24 made.

[@LarryFarlow]

Exactly. You're not even going to get a common Barber or Liberty dime in change from a store or even a 90% silver Roosevelt one for that matter. I can't remember the last time I found a 90% silver coin in change from a random transaction.

[@danielorr7124]

@@LarryFarlow I've found a few pre-1965 silver dimes in my change back in the 1990's and also two or three 40% silver nickels from World War 2. And one time I got an Indian Head penny from 1905 that looked really nice, got a whole dollar for that one. I don't think I've found anything collectible since 2001, just some wheat pennies which are basically face value.

[@Indianny]

(comment removed because CAROLINA PATRIOT proved he was better than me. I apologize if I've offended anyone)

[@kristejobaird9192]

Thanks for the tip my friend.

[@828enigma6]

Haven't seen any pre-65 dimes or quarters in 30+ years. Might be out there but bank sorting machines cull them out and someone trades newer ones for them. Now, if you knew someone who had a vending machine company, that might be a good place to look. That said, I did receive an Indian Head Penny from cashing a check I cashed at the bank recently.

[@avishenderson303]

How do you find someone that will pay you what the money is worth?

[@Indianny]

@@828enigma6 sorry for wasting your time

[@wallyb7207]

Good luck finding that dime in your change.

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[@josephvincent2324]

“Now that you know there are dimes being passed around the United States” LOL I think we already knew that

[@thecowboyofoklahoma5866]

3:15 the dime pictured in the center with the wing to headdress, I know where 1 of them is located.

[@daisyedberg5726]

Were that ?

[@thecowboyofoklahoma5866]

@@daisyedberg5726 like I'm going to reveal that information.

[@mayettasardido1809]

Me I have 10pcs one dime. How to sell dis coins?

[@yemengoto4905]

You can sell me your Dimes. What years are your Dimes?

[@garrett5569]

You do realize that was 125 years ago, you’re most likely not even going to find a Roosevelt dime in circulation before 1964

[@kevindebilzan5270]

HA! GET 'EM! FACTS! WELL SAID. GO WOLVERINES!

[@jamesfair9751]

I found a 1953 dime not too long ago

[@kimkearney5419]

I was in a laundromat and everyone walked by this dime on the floor. I scooped it up and it was a 1948.

[@jamesfair9751]

Yep 1964 and older are 90% silver and everyone sold those for the silver content.

[@lorijohnson7649]

I koo koo Creec

[@toddlindsay3633]

Yeah good luck finding/getting those in change or anywhere. Those dimes could be laying in a field or landfill somewhere.

[@1952creswell]

Every 1894S dime that is extant today is in the hands of collectors

[@zeeeman8744]

I have an 1804 silver dollar is that worth anything ?

[@yemengoto4905]

Is your silver dollar for sale? What kind of dollar is it? Can you send me clear pictures of it front and back. If is it is in good condition, I can buy it. Thanks

[@jpsned]

If it were real, it is worth zillions. But if it's a replica (as it most assuredly is), it's worth nothing. 🙂

[@t.d.mich.7064]

The reason some dimes are worth so much is that there aren't any of them to be found. You have a better chance of winning the power ball lottery than finding a 1.9 million dollar dime! If you're very lucky, you may find a dime worth $1.

[@fuadmohammed639]

I have it

[@tashmahal]

Sounds funny but there's actually a few people that have hit the Powerball more than once. Now imagine that, what are the odds, I guess better than finding a dime worth 1.9 million.

[@jasonyourmom9360]

I might of liked the video if you would have got to the point instead of tapking endlessly before finally talking about the dime itself

[@goldenstarvk6363]

NICE COLLECTIONS 👍👍

[@trevorregay9283]

hmmmmm...finding a 1894 dated dime in my change????? I don't think so, but hey, you got me to watch the first 1:43 before I figured out this vid isn't worth a dime.....

[@estebanjuarez7916]

Bump! Send this comment to the TOP. Saved my life

[@1952creswell]

Worthy comment!

[@dunwoodie27]

Well I guess I gotta ton of dimes to go threw. Time to get started!!

[@mrdiplomat9018]

go “through”.......good grief uuugghh 🤪🤡🙄

[@sandrataylor2323]

My grandfather made my grandmothers' wedding ring from a dime back in the 1920's.

[@jpsned]

❤

[@clauddavis4985]

If it is not a roosevelt dime, why show a roosevelt in the thumbnail, thumbs down for your bs clickbait, and for those coming straight to the comments, 1894 s barber dime...

[@MoneyManHolmes]

This is clickbait AF. If those 2 examples haven’t surfaced yet, they either never existed or they were melted down during one of the silver shortages.

[@johnmorgan4368]

Half the pics they show of change aren't even American coins.

[@meepothered6057]

thank you

[@troymurgaw8652]

I need a dime after reading all of this bologna

[@JM-xr4zs]

Where's that parking lot? 🤑 I need the money! 😀

[@migueltampipig154]

Sir please help me l have a sick so that all my old coins will chance? Hw much the total value of my coins? Please help me sir? Asap?

[@yemengoto4905]

What kinds of coins do you have? Just show pictures of your coins and I will tell you how much they are worth.

[@DMZ67Y2Y2]

Oh NO! I stuffed one of those in the pinball machine back in 1957. No wonder I got ONE extra free game.

[@princecharlie3217]

Oh my I found one down the back seat of my 1890 car

[@kevindebilzan5270]

Get em!

[@someentityhere6904]

Yeah right😂

[@bisoondatchuri9669]

@@someentityhere6904 Nmm

[@jpsned]

Funny! 😄

[@CarmineKar98K]

*Checks pocket change, Finds nothing worth a damn* Me: *Depression intensifies*

[@ericc5749]

Yeah, we're all just gonna run across a dime from 1894.

[@danafoster806]

I had someone give me a Indian head Penny dated 1893 when I was a clerk. I have alot of old coins that I collected.

[@chuckgates1171]

Everynever