This Guy Saved Pennies For 45 Years. Then He Cashed Them In - And Their Total Is Astounding

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[@jojoa.3916]

$5,136.14 for those who have a life and dont want to wait 7mins and 22 secs to find out.

[@reneecurry2891]

Thanks lol

[@omarsharif927]

Your a hero

[@WillOfManga]

Thanks from Canada!

[@jamesoneill2556]

Brilliant!

[@4.minato]

The youtube superman THANKS SO MUCH god bless you 😍😍😘😘

[@aarongreenfield9038]

$5136.14, You're welcome!

[@DavidMartinez-yj2eq]

Thank u😀

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

Thanks.

[@Jayvisionary]

That's all

[@msnpassjan2004]

Yep, he could have done this video in a minute or less.

[@donnymadden2978]

Ty

[@johnhayes6414]

Sad to say. Most of his older pennies would have been worth way more than just a penny...

[@charliemartin5482]

All of the wheat pennys !

[@mdj.6179]

And the melt value for the old copper ones...

[@uhadme]

All pennies made before 1981 are worth more than .02 cents each in copper. Copper is 3.70 per pound.. takes 1.50 pennies to make a pound

[@ZeroCool396]

@@mdj.6179 You can't melt down coins in the US it's a federal crime. If they find out you will most likely end up in jail.

[@BobbyTucker]

@@charliemartin5482 , I noticed several wheat pennies just on the top, how much would they be worth if they were all separated? I didn't see any 'steel' pennies either.

[@georgeseymour7116]

He probably gave away tens of thousands in collectible coins

[@jeromeduffy9270]

Yeah .. no way I'm going out like that

[@thesusboomerroblox6516]

@@jeromeduffy9270 even if it’s not even anything of value there will be pre 1982 pennys

[@ak5235]

Exactly he should have gotten appraised

[@treate1977]

Would not doubt it...

[@deadbeatproz]

Who would have bought them from him for 5k?

[@chiqbubz]

Man these guys know how to turn a 2 min vid into 7min

[@RobertBrown-wk1oy]

Does it really matter?it tells you how long the video is if it's to long just don't watch it.Come On Man!

[@crunckNATIon]

ikr

[@chiqbubz]

@@RobertBrown-wk1oy Good one mate, at least we are allowed to express our opinions right?

[@modikiramaisa4619]

Exactly I just wanna know the amount not his life story 🙄

[@chiqbubz]

@@modikiramaisa4619 too bloody right mate, that’s what I’m still waiting for!

[@abelpriscillagarcia2260]

I'm more than sure there are individual old and rare pennies in his collection worth more than $5,000

[@stegreg-c8e]

Vaughn reed jr Yeah, exactly. Rare pennies mean something.

[@tinkerbellicheddar-toade1829]

Exactly. Poor man was not well informed. 45 years worth. He would have been a millionaire.

[@Cayonce]

Steve Greg Haha! Double negative! Grammar police to the rescue 👮 🚔 👏🏾

[@TheHomy70]

right..all wheatie pennies command a premium...somebody in the bank made some extra cash.

[@Lissetete]

Exactly what I thought

[@dayuriii]

The answer is at 5:02 your welcome

[@brandonveliz2621]

D. Tö thx

[@abel09s]

You dat best

[@dorodorodoro8766]

I LUV YU!!

[@sage_the_husky649]

Thanks a million

[@melamiski7598]

D. Tö thanks so much

[@jesseorozco5243]

Sad he didn’t sort them I’ll bet he had valuable collection that he just gave away for a penny.

[@dreameryoung38]

Ain't no doubt

[@joelspringman7748]

Ya, he wasn't very bright.

[@kevincross4302]

For perspective, I've been saving Pennies for about 35 years. I have one 5 gallon glass jar, exactly the same size as the guy's jars in this story. It's about 2/3s full. This guy was pretty extreme in his savings.

[@lamentbuildichit6395]

You better look at them closely! One of them could be worth 300k 💀

[@acemany1126]

@@lamentbuildichit6395 We did found it. Thanks to you. Come get your share honey bun....and bring some condoms.

[@jeremycastillo8594]

Why save them for that long?

[@kesslerbuslines9861]

My dad filled an antique 5gallon glass water bottle up and it was a little over $700 dollars

[@Struwex]

I was expecting so much more than 5000

[@justcourt8032]

Struwex right

[@Sabir-Starks]

Same

[@JuanTorres-xn7mz]

He got ripped off

[@andreasmikkelsen5890]

Struwex me 2...

[@1ds2ds3ds]

Took 5 hours of counting with machine, they changed bags every 20 minutes due to $50 limits of bags... I came up with $750? I think this story is not done properly

[@jmejnovotney8942]

As a coin collector i thank this guy for releasing these coins back into circulation for me to find the rare ones! One coin could've been worth the 5000 he got for alllllll of them

[@TREOVIEW]

JMEJNOVOTNEY Heck yeah, they were being held hostage. The double D, the 1909’s, the 1914 potential. This guy did us a favor. The coins deserve to be free, and in my collection

[@joelspringman7748]

@@TREOVIEW Good luck to you! I hope you get some great finds!

[@GEAUXFRUGAL]

Just copper weight would have been more money than face value.

[@AfricanGirl]

I do this 2. I luv collecting money

[@JusZard]

Lol for real

[@danavipuzzles7308]

I started saving coins a bit over two months ago and it's definitely fun and addictive. In my case, it's not just pennies, but also nickels, dimes, and quarters. I've been very strategic about how I accumulate them and I roll them each week to keep better track of the progress, and thus far I've been averaging almost $3 a day. At this rate I hope to break $1,000 by the end of the year. If this guy wouldn't have focused only on pennies but also saved nickels, dimes, and quarters, he could've saved up $45,000+ over all those years.

[@Potatogirl-oz8be]

Same

[@arc.muhammaddunoma7734]

How is the progress now?

[@dr.feelgood.1330]

Yep a lot of pennies might look a lot but they just won’t add up 10c and Quarter’s would have done the job after all those years.

[@paris2226]

Same I live in London I save 1p 2p 5p and 10p gunna give it a year to see how much I save

[@disciple15]

The irony of the story is that, since the total value of his pennies was $5136.14, he actually got 4 pennies back to start a new collection.

[@suckaducka5607]

Aaron Collins he could of deposit it in a bank and earn compounded interest on it over 45 years.

[@tnyoung1112]

😂😂😂😂

[@stevensmith7526]

Dixie

[@scottjackson7011]

U no I did think of that but ur right

[@scottjackson7011]

A man, a dog and a van he 75 don't think he will be around to see the next 45 years.sry but that's true

[@Jay-nt3mt]

The answer is 5k, Moral of the story is collect quarters.

[@jhonatanalvarez05]

There are rear pennies that may go from .02 cents up to $1,200,000 USD

[@SuperPoshposh]

Jay He would have made more money if he had invested for past 45 years. Remember time devalues money its called inflation.

[@crystallopiccolo4595]

Jay. Collect dimes

[@BoringDad1272]

Iftekhar Khan Invest if you have money! How much did you invest ? And he found them on the floor!

[@tylertollison8095]

Jay I laughed so hard when I read this, it brought a tear to my eye

[@djpollyester]

SOME OF THOSE PENNIES ARE WORTH A LOT MORE THAN ONE CENTS

[@linam6377]

discoworm wheat pennies

[@mikeapril9858]

Freeporn

[@vh8765]

I was thinking the same thing. There might be a $20,000 Penny in that bunch.

[@haroldsmith764]

Exactly

[@sharonzernia6100]

I saw 5

[@sammymarks6571]

He probably had one penny in that pile that was worth that much or even more

[@noellestarr8993]

I thought the same 🙄

[@tbassrollin5990]

Sammy I agree, would have spending time sorting the pennies and your right he probably ga e away millions for 5100 dollars

[@joycethiery2488]

I would think that he checked the pennies as he got them

[@marilynsmith3297]

@@joycethiery2488 I don't think he did maybe here and there

[@conniebullard6242]

Oh I bet he did!

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

To save you all time the answer is at 5:00 and its $5,000

[@yvnglex0544]

Tabs T thanks

[@1younglock]

Thank u

[@ananiasdanda]

Thank you

[@kingyeayea397]

The odds of having a rare penny worth millions in a 45 year stash of randoms is prety high. Such a shame the guy didn't think about this. Big loss.

[@ayannag4760]

Anonymous Maximus I completely agree! Let’s just hope that he held on to more valuable pennies while he was collecting them along the way (pre-sorting would make sense here).

[@ronniemcgill8868]

Not very likely - there might be some steel pennies or something worth money but nothing worth a million bucks.

[@jlb74a]

he wouldve had to check 5,136, 000 000 000 000 000.14 Trillion pennies.... good luck with that.

[@nikkolas821]

sounds like he collected he musta saved the good ones

[@scottleft3672]

80,000 for copper wheatback 1944

[@PaulGreen11]

Moral of the story is... Collect dimes.

[@rubayett5585]

PaulGreen11 exactly lmao.. dimes would give you about $51k.. and imagine quarters more than $125k.. not bad for a “side job” for 45 years

[@saffronblu71]

PaulGreen11 😉

[@josephnicholson]

Rubayet Tanzeem I cant be fucked to save pennies for 45 years for a couple of thousand. Gtfo.

[@laylasherman9528]

PaulGreen11 😂😂😂For real

[@dragon-id5uj]

🎵Im lookin for a diiime

[@ditherdather]

I'm not even a coin collector, but there's no way he cashed those in and didn't waste at least several dozen high value coins. Some pennies are worth tens of thousands of dollars.

[@AfricanGirl]

really n how can you tell

[@77Avadon77]

Ouch

[@cardeevestra7680]

@@AfricanGirl it’s called knowing your shit. I’ve got a penny from 1955 appraised at $200. I have multiple valuable coins

[@salvatoreturieo7128]

No way, no pennies are worth more than a penny, a penny is a penny.

[@mrthud1981]

Actually one of the most valuable coin is a penny.

[@HesterBoyGames14]

🤔 that is a long time to wait for $5113.14

[@ThebigCarl24]

36*

[@myd0ugie]

Pretty good for pennies if you ask me

[@AmandaOlson77]

Imagine adding all the late fees he's paid in 45 years when he had the money right there.

[@gregoryburkhead7813]

Hester boy94 quarters next time shit

[@afromixed]

Hester boy94 but back then the pennies costed more

[@lindalovesmusic9091]

My mother, who was born in 1927, and grew up during the depression, always picked up every single penny or coin she found. Till the week she died, last year. She would save the money and at the end of the year donate what she had found to a charity. In the days and weeks after her death, i began finding coins on the ground. Late one night within a few weeks of her death i was in a secluded parking lot at night. I had parked under a light pole, and upon return to my car right in front of the driver side door on the ground, was one of those new gold $1 coins. 😇

[@eveolszewska1975]

lindalovesmusic that's a beautiful story. I'm sorry for ur incredible loss!

[@lindalovesmusic9091]

eveolszewska1975 , thank you ♡

[@doreyannm7592]

lindalovesmusic sorry for your lost

[@dnugearl2549]

Made me smile

[@wheelieyourfeelies9676]

its her shes watching over u and making u smile by gyiding u toward the coins

[@SAKSOON]

Goodbye rare pennies

[@nonename8589]

lol that dude is a dumb ass. 45 years for only 5k and didnt even look for rare pennies probably. Dumb ass

[@memerz8258]

SimplyOneSound He would've made maybe millions of he's lucky. There are so many pennies that at least some of them are rare.

[@edgarvillalobos964]

I have a 1950 penny and 3 other 50's pennies

[@richardbravo2834]

S if he would have saved all the wheat pennies and Denver's 1920's each worth $1.50 each the bank scores again

[@Petermanchannel9]

That’s all I could think about.

[@theanomaly2587]

As a coin collector it pains me to see him throwing away so many wheat pennies.

[@johnmeye]

😲yeah, really!!

[@Coincollector81]

This is something that I would never do.

[@Coincollector81]

@Greg He won't live that long.

[@Coincollector81]

@Patricia Simpson I like seeing wheat cents since I have so many.

[@vestlandpropaganda]

@@Coincollector81 exactly…

[@bijumarkose3414]

Spoiler Alert! --->>> 5:00 The answer is $5,136.14 ~ Not a penny more ~ ~ Not a penny less ~ Total of 513,614 Pennies YOU'RE WELCOME!!!

[@ddnlee24]

Thanks

[@bryans8789]

Biju Markose l thanks

[@Aaron-rz3js]

513 hundred thousand dollars?

[@muhammad.husnain6819]

Biju Markose You literally saved me my life

[@dyl655]

Thank you

[@TampaTec]

1943 copper pennies are worth about 50k so he might have let one slip by 🤦🏽‍♂️ $50k 💸

[@kendtchileninjah5905]

Tampatec yep

[@matthewandphee3649]

Nope. I actually have three of them. Only 10 known to exist.

[@kingofhavila9850]

Tampatec ur right

[@youdeserveit8575]

Tampatec -1943 bronze pennies are worth 1 million!

[@taddow332]

Yeah I got three of them..... no big deal though guys I don't like the attention

[@chriswhite1584]

"They always say: 'Save your pennies for a rainy day'..!!" 👍

[@alexdomitian5751]

Shut the fuck up

[@jassminerosee3354]

@@alexdomitian5751 damn 😂😂😂😂😂

[@brandonplays702]

@@alexdomitian5751 u good?

[@alexdomitian5751]

@@brandonplays702 yep

[@robertstack2144]

What does rain hVe to do with it

[@kelliefellows5445]

I was in a grocery store several years ago and watched an elderly man pull up in front of the store in a truck with the truck bed completely full of jugs filled with change. He had a couple of male employees unload them and they headed to the Coinstar machine. He said that when he bought the truck he was currently driving he started saving his change so that when it was time to get a new one he could pay for it with his change. Well apparently he new exactly how much he had because he said he had enough to buy one off the showroom floor. I was going to stick around to see how much he ended up with but he had drawn quite a crowd and management of the store was trying to contact their corporate office because they had to pay this out and nobody was sure how much change the coin star machine would accept.

[@patricew.4010]

Neato

[@person-ey2ct]

They accept$10000000

[@kelliefellows5445]

@Mr. Perfect 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gailcirac8222]

@Mr. Perfect 😆

[@bobbg9041]

Machine gets done counting, 55k dollars Man has hart attack and dies. No beneficiary can be found. Money ends up in state fund lost money.

[@redsharp6672]

If he put those pennies in a IRA he could of had almost 40k after 45 years

[@redsharp6672]

@Afg Tunes A IRA is a retirement account that makes you money with time usually at 7% per year so if you have 100 in the account you will make 7 in a year then the next year you will make 14.4 and so on, in his case he didn't have it in a IRA or a saving account so he didn't have his money compound witch was a bad idea

[@ihadtotaketheredpill]

Jon T For real. But I prefer a Roth IRA over traditional ones because I want to get the taxes over with and pay em now. I also use it for stocks. But this dude messed up big time.

[@biancaperaino9410]

I’ve been saving pennies for 2 years and counted 100 this morning 😂🙂

[@gabrielatrombley]

Had he spent the time to go thru them by hand he might have found some worth more than $5000...

[@billreed7541]

How many years would it have taken him to check every penny ?

[@colleenthompson4069]

@@billreed7541 I look at every coin I receive in change when I get it.

[@misssqueezys3838]

I so would never ever cashed those in without going through them.

[@misssqueezys3838]

@@jimmygoins5018 No. No i wouldn't die. I am not old, and i could get through them in less than 6 months.

[@stevemize2164]

Go ahead, if you got 45 years left

[@misssqueezys3838]

@@stevemize2164 I am 18 years old, so i would hope i would have 45 years left.

[@stevemize2164]

@@misssqueezys3838 me too, never know these days...🤔

[@talaverajr391]

@@misssqueezys3838 just don't become a rapper in those 45 yrs.

[@wayneanthonypopesr.3]

Big mistake, he probably had rare penny's in there...worth gold...🎖

[@DocCallum]

Yep!

[@beautifulbrandy6203]

wayne pope It would of took him for ever to sort through all those penny’s to see if any of them had more value .To bad they don’t have a penny machine that could detect the ones of great value . I always said you could get rich off of penny’s especially if you have the right ones .

[@janetwoods3751]

wayne pope he made 5,000. and he looks like he got his heath l say god bless him

[@chenoabailey238]

wayne pope i agree Wayne.. He probabably had lots of them

[@iSETTRENDZhaa]

I'm pretty sure he did

[@diamondeagle1522]

45 years means he had some "rarities" in there...could be worth hundreds of thousands...

[@DrFill-ht3eh]

I was actually surprised at the $5,000 he got. Anyone else thought it was gonna be a lot more?

[@saralaur7770]

Nice spoiler..

[@jenniferpilz1372]

Yes

[@globally_ballinofficial]

Yea same I thought it would be more

[@mason122122goodman]

@@saralaur7770 don’t go the comments first ur the spoiler;)

[@antonioboone9943]

Thats a bummer...saving all those pennies for 5k in 45 years...not economical at all.

[@warriordugan7236]

Could you imagine the counting errors and eaten stuck /jammed coins the machines took. And the counting fee? LOL These machines have been proven to make huge errors in the bank's favor, never the customer's.

[@tashadaniel2768]

He should have put his initials on each penny. That would have been so amazing to receive.

[@robinbates6230]

That is great. But, I bet there are pennies in there worth a lot more by the dates on them. This makes me want to save all my change again. Good for him

[@teddyhailey3035]

Robin Bates: well this Guy was a supervisor hope he was smart enough to check before he stored away...but I bet if there are some collectables the bank ain't telling...

[@teddyhailey3035]

Robin Bates :$5000 in 45yrs...i've seen where a guy saved 25 cent pieces and cashed them all in to buy a brand new DODGE Ram...he saved up 25+ thousand dollars after the bank counted he walked out the door with his truck he planned and saved for...

[@lydiastanford1335]

Robin Bates i was thinking the same thing,. There are some pennies worth $ thousands.

[@icantbelievemyeyesnelson6970]

Exactly my thoughts on the worth of some of those pennies. I bet that bank mad some money off of him

[@ccruise5821]

Robin Bates Yes,I was born in one of Scandinavian country but that was the money only for Mississippi river NOT for the world 😁 and it was 1980 Money had diffrent valium World we did the last ,I can say ? 15 years But the point ,it is WORTH IT if you SAFE the penny,Looney, toonies and more and more I do and happy with that AND teach my children the same Thanks for your COMENS 🌹

[@bigro2153]

I did the math, he had $300 in each Zephyrhills water jugs. If he saved nickels $1500 or 22,500 , dimes $3000 or 45,000 and the all might quarter $7,500 and if he had 15 bottles full a whopping $$$67,500 👀. I am way to bored

[@tinkerbellicheddar-toade1829]

Rickey Bobby No your not your just brilliant😊

[@stegreg-c8e]

Or he could looked through the pennies for rare coins and have got much more than the 5000$.

[@bigro2153]

100% Steve dead on the penny, me and my buddy both said the same thing. No telling what was in there. It said he had been saving them for 45 years. I'm a million percent sure that there had to been a dimond in one of those 50,000 pennies. I think a person could probably examine all of those in about a month or 2

[@susanlouth6429]

I thought the same thing....saving all your change for 45 yrs!

[@dionnetezeno940]

Rickey Bobby lol😂. I can relate.

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

And if he dug out the collectable ones, he would probably at least double his take.

[@MichaelMa]

He neglected all the value of rare pennies. It is surprising how quickly you can go through a 5 gallon jug of pennies to find the old designs and rare metal ones once you get in the swing of it. Probabaly one jug a day. A 2 week project at most for thousands of more extra dollars. He got ripped off.

[@senne3315]

We got clickbated. Lol 5k is NOT impressive at all. Not to mention the rare pennies that were amongst them that are probably worth way more by itself.

[@EvaFrass0]

Senne Trenson yes old man is smart but stupid

[@libertyraze8160]

Honestly that is alot of money to me me and my mom olny get 700$ a month and our rent every month is 500$ plus electricity is 60$ so for me and my mom 5000$ is alot of money not that many people even get a 1000$ a month

[@narutosolosthedbverse.7989]

+Libs Speed Buids My boy, stop living off minimum wage.

[@libertyraze8160]

Moore Julian your rude my mom can't work shes handicapped and I'm olny 13

[@robertburton6251]

Moore Julian XXX... like he says. rude!

[@dontaecoleman3439]

Somebody should have taught him about the stock market the compound interest on 45 years is crazy

[@thelolfrog]

5:02 is what I has been waiting for.

[@doodoohickey]

Thank you lol

[@cinerama62]

The first 1943 copper cent was sold in 1958 for more than $40,000. In 1996, another went for a whopping $82,500. But those sales pale in comparison with the latest: , a dealer in New Jersey sold his 1943 penny for a staggering $1.7 million.

[@lilliampumpernickle4655]

cinerama62 what kind of idiot would buy a penny for that much.. I l know they're are rare, but there really is no point. Kudos to the people who sold their pennies for that much to idiots.

[@aspirenotcrazy382]

The 1943 penny was made of steel. That's why it's so rare, and valued as a collector's item.

[@janekane5948]

Silly he should have first checked for the rare coins . Some of them cost 100,000😡 Banks are thieves

[@janilindberg5055]

Jane Kane are you stupid? Do you think he would like check the pennies 1 by 1 to see if they are rare

[@willyw9336]

JanixGames i would

[@janilindberg5055]

TheyCallMePizza that would have taken another 45 years smh

[@elnar_c]

@@janilindberg5055 i definetely would, it could take a lot but i would 100%

[@jonathankrueger1137]

I've been stashing pennies for a couple years now. It's a shame he didn't sort copper from zink and look through them for Wheaties and key dates. If you can afford $5 a day for 45 years you'll have over 82k

[@lifeongps]

I collect and sell coins,,,,,wow. He did not mentioned if the pennies were searched for additional value? Just one penny could have made him more than 5k,,,very nice collection Sir!

[@EricSmyth2Christ]

The copper melt value is worth 15.8k

[@Joshua79C]

illegal to melt coins for profit since 2006, let alone the expense of melting would only make you loose out on total profit having kept in perfect as can be condition as all pennies before 1983 are 88% or 95% at most, depend son year, knowing this percentage it is easy to evaluate the copper value alone

[@A_Man_In_His_Van]

Nothing after 1980 or so is pure copper. Mostly zinc.

[@Joshua79C]

Most pennies up until sometime 1983 were 95% copper the rest zinc but still Illegal to melt for profit. Its still more profitable in its current state knowing the amount of copper content per year of minting, currently a 95% copper penny is worth three times face value. Some certain mintings are worth much much more.

[@christinacope562]

I was told that copper is the metal to watch price on for the economy because of its use in manufacturing. Always wondered if true.

[@jonathanmyers4283]

lol

[@AaronUnknownPerformance]

Why did i even click on this!

[@spooky_ghost01]

Aaron Unknown i don’t no

[@jsab2622]

Aaron Unknown some unknown reason Aaron

[@tylerl4768]

Same

[@canavatony]

A penny for your thoughts.

[@retro3sack580]

Aaron Unknown my thoughts

[@mjones4421]

$5K wasn’t worth collecting in 45 years. I’ll bet some of those pennies were rare & he could’ve got more money looking for special pennies.

[@MrEricwms357]

Ikr! This can't be right!! I saved right at about $1,000 in change in just about 1½ years

[@chumaejekute-obi855]

Thought it would be more. But at least he didn’t throw it away like we all do.

[@b-1battledroid674]

Yeah but he would need like a fucking team to count so many pennies to find these

[@jeromeduffy9270]

You already know

[@jeromeduffy9270]

@@b-1battledroid674 you dont count them you look for Wheats

[@winfredcoorengel7203]

Hmmm saved pennies for 45 years so a dentist can take it all in 45 minutes

[@Tommyxp420]

I'm sure that total would have been way more if he sold the wheat pennies for their value instead of counting them as only 1 cent. Some have a value of over a few bucks to a few hundred dollars. Impressive none the less.

[@wordfromzic]

Smart but i dought anyone wants to search through thousands of pennies

[@nerd7834]

Kid Genius I would 😂😂😂

[@stampstimbrebriefmarken]

Tommyxp420 what is a wheat penni

[@Tommyxp420]

Kid Genius I would have lol.

[@Tommyxp420]

stamps briefmarken timbre gabriel.c.l The wheat penny is a classic iconic early 21st century American coin with a face value of 1 cent that was minted from 1909 to 1956. On a personal note we just love searching penny rolls forwheat and indian head pennies. This is what the definition of it is. But they say "one cent" on the back instead of having the white house or whatever building is in the back or the shield of the newer pennies. Some are worth thousands of dollars.

[@akz2204]

$5000 US

[@kperreault420]

akz SYD thank u ser

[@manhuynh7499]

Hey

[@thegman6440]

I like ur picture akz

[@jonahhoo1950]

$5,136.14

[@JagiJams]

Thank you

[@majica43]

When he called the bank to tell them he was coming I can imagine them saying “could you please not bring them here, we got enough to deal with”

[@troyb.4101]

I asked the bank first, they welcomed the $471.00 worth of change . It was all rolled up.

[@BobbyTucker]

I've got to hand it to him, he is one determined gentleman, I'm sure by the time the counting was done he was called a few less printable names than "Gentleman", lol. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@stuffonmymind8550]

I know he had some incredibly rare and valuable pennies in that stash

[@taylorstyles]

All that for 5k??? 🤦‍♀️

[@bloodandwatersaint2959]

Taylor Styles I know right? I make more than that in two months 😂

[@bloodandwatersaint2959]

The Senate actually, I make 48k a year.

[@chosentheempress]

aLl ThAt FoR 5k? 5,000 is actually a good amount of money for a lot of ppl. Just cause you’re making more doesn’t mean belittle someone else’s profit. But y’all white folks can do that since y’all families is ths richest ones lol

[@bloodandwatersaint2959]

Maolly, Tee, and Seven TV bringing race into the mix, icy?

[@gringox0212]

Maolly, Tee, and Seven TV thats new.... someone using the race card on another... while being racist xD

[@slamfreepoetry1845]

This video will get over 3000$ in AD revenue on the back of this guys 45 year pennie saving. Ironic.

[@hoodgabbana9815]

Slam Free Poetry they really get that much?

[@Mustafa-lv8kq]

This video isnt monetized so there's gonna be no ad revenue

[@Rassy_]

TenTickles maybe he changed his mind considering its going viral, an ad is there

[@dansemacabre8692]

He could've had a single penny that would have been worth 100× what he got in cash in value

[@brucekoster9253]

I seriously doubt that.....it's more likely he never had any of the valuable pennies. Most of them were already picked out long before he even started his ''collection''

[@brucekoster9253]

anything is possible @EVAN ROCK

[@magicmike1499]

All that waiting to hear 5 punk ass thousand dollars😒😒😒😒😒

[@StellaM60]

Michael Verrazano 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@natashaaelliott]

I’m glad I scrolled through the comments to see the amount😂😊thanks

[@magicmike1499]

Natasha Elliott you're welcome shorty

[@riod9456]

Natasha Elliott Aye I was just gone tell homie he shudda just went to the comment section you kno they gon tell it 😂😂😂

[@toysfortots736]

Michael Verrazano 😂

[@foxgloved1]

shame he didnt save quarters

[@peggycreek449]

cynthia caldwell or half dollars

[@abbyburns1792]

Or those coins that are 1$

[@aft5264]

Abby Burns That would be pointless since those are so rare to get. He’d be lucky if he got 10 dollar coins.

[@rkb6783]

Said the moron !

[@Official_Chivo.06]

SlasherFilms01 Dollar coins are more common then half dollar coins there’s more dollar coins then half dollars

[@randomintrovertedextrovert9998]

Who else just watched the video to know how much were the pennies worth?

[@mrhertzppl8759]

would there have been some other reason really

[@deloresmerritt438]

That's why we are short on pennies, everybody's keeping them! My grandpa had a dresser drawer full of pennies. He said, "If you have pennies, you're never broke.

[@louisedumais6496]

the music playing in the background is annoying

[@DARTHSKATER7]

I bet that the bank looked through them and found pennies that were worth thousands

[@miguebyte]

1000$ worth pennies do not exist. At lest none made in the last century..

[@carltalbot9212]

I remember my ex-wife telling back in the 80's that federal reserve banks are not allowed to look for rare coinage.

[@conservativesoldier6509]

He more than likely had more money in rare pennies than he did for the value of each penny

[@phunkfarm]

How can a penny be worth any less than a penny? "more than likely" makes no sense. whats the going rate of an average random wheat back? can we say a nickel?

[@Meatwad787]

pete gregory Every time I look, a wheat is worth like 35 cents

[@Powermusclechick]

that's exactly what my sister and I were saying. Didn't he look at collectors pennies. This is ridiculous. So many pennies could've given him 6 times the amount he got.

[@RamadaArtist]

@@phunkfarm the bulk metal alone in a single penny is worth more than one cent. However what is meant here is the values of individual pennies to collectors, as numismatists are crazy and will assign all kinds of dollar value amounts other than the face value for a wide range of arbitrary reasons, apparently because they find owning money in order to look at it, rather than spend it, to be a rewarding endeavor.

[@RamadaArtist]

@@Powermusclechick hell the pennies he collected in 1970 alone would have been worth 6 time what he cashed them in for in 2015, had he done literally anything else with them other than save them at the time.

[@MrJeffcoley1]

In the 1970's my mom was a teller at a bank. An old man came in with a bag of rolled coins and opened a savings account. Later that day she needed some quarters so she took one of the old man's rolls and broke it open. It was all silver quarters! She checked the rest of the coins: Nearly everything was silver, pre-1964. She bought the entire bag from the bank at face value and took it home. There was a lot of silver, most of it very well worn but a few were in good enough condition to be of interest to collectors. As I recall, it was a few hundred dollars face value and we sold it for over $1,000. Side note: In the days when coins were silver, it was common to see coins in circulation from 50-100 years. Some of the coins were from the late 1800's but most were from the early 1900's.

[@garyqueen9854]

Pennies prior to 1982 are worth about 7 cents apiece. Plus how many collector pennies were in there? Bad deal for him

[@100inthewind]

45 years for $5000? Yawn. No thanks

[@lifestraight]

Richard Johnson exactly. Maybe for one year but anything over one year it's a disappointment.

[@isaacavendano2240]

Richard Johnson I was expecting that he would get back $30,000 or a least $20,000 for 45 years of saving just $5,000 that would kinda be disappointing to me.

[@terishampo654]

How hard is it to put pennies into a container every day when you get home?

[@Chazaq]

Teri Shampo exactly. I’m doing it now.

[@johnavingian]

Right

[@blaze5134]

Skip to 5:01

[@kingtoa317]

Thank you

[@mahmoudmohammad4012]

Thank u

[@finestdrummer6707]

KingBlaZe shh

[@decembersveryown5935]

KingBlaZe a 7 minute video for for a 10 sec explanation

[@ChefSeptember]

KingBlaZe bless you

[@Jodyrides]

My wife’s dad was a truck driver when he got out of the army after World War II. He got into the habit of saving silver dollars. My wife when she was a little girl in the early 1960s, remember going to buy a brand new Ford falcon with her daddy, and he paid for the car with silver dollars. my wife’s dad would empty his pockets and give the coins to my wife when she was four years old until she was in second grade in 1962, at which time they went to the local bank and started a savings account for her. That’s where all of her money went after 1962.. but she had two banks that were for coins that daddy gave her when he came home from work every day starting when she was four years old, one bank was for the pennies, the other bank was for the other coins that were in daddy‘s pockets every day. Those banks were both filled before 1963.. her mother took those completely filled banks and put them up in the crawlspace/attic. My wife forgot all about those banks until her parents were both gone and she had to prepare their house to sell. as she was going through the attic she found the two bags inside of a small trunk. I have been bugging my wife to let me catalog the coins and those two banks, the banks are a little larger than a football each. I’ve never seen them, but my wife has pointed out the bank she has when we saw one at a flea market one day.. my wife will not let me get the coins out of the bank and catalog them. She is afraid I will break the banks trying to get the coins out. I told her when I was a little kid, I was able to get coins out of my piggy banks using a butter knife and turning the bank upside down. It takes a long time, you might get two or three coins per minute, but I was always able to do it without breaking my banks.. my mother owned a small tavern slash shot and a beer place with a pool table, pinball machines, and a jukebox. It was a friendly neighborhood place that you could only get to buy driving, unless you lived right down the road. She encouraged her customers to bring her their pennies. My mom save them in gallon wine bottles. I think each jug held something like $70 worth of pennies, she gave one to my wife as a birthday present one time, and my wife cash them in at the bank. I think that’s how much was in there.. I think my mom had something like 30 completely filled Mogan David gallon milk bottles filled with pennies in her garage. She ended up just giving them away to her nieces and nephews and people as gifts on their birthday and things like that I myself started a compulsive hobby of saving every coin I ever found starting at 1977 when I was first hired by the company I just retired from. I was a meter reader, walking about five hours a day rain snow heat below zero, 95°, it didn’t matter. We did not have a Weather clause, keeping us from going out in bad weather like the lineman had. They didn’t have to go out in temperature is below 15°, or in the rain unless it was an emergency. but the meter readers did.. The best place for me to find coins I learned while reading meters was in shopping mall parking lots in the area they would push the snow when clearing the parking lots in winter.. I would make it a point to always cruise over to the area they would push the snow way out of the way when the snow would start to melt. There was one day I found over six dollars in coins, I would always find at least two dollars when the winter snows melted in those parking lots. I have every coin I have ever found since 1977 in three banks. I always do this day when I find A coin, it goes in my right rear pocket, and then into my banks. Since I only started at 1977, there are very few silver coins. I’m guessing I have about 40 pounds of coins in those three banks. I also have $87 in cash that I found.. One of them is a $20 bill, one of them is a five dollar silver certificate.. when my wife and I were dating, she worked in the downtown headquarters of a bank in the trust department. Every payday, I had her bring me 10 silver dollars, that was over a three-year period. That was between 1974 and 1978 when we got married. I have everyone of those coins in a large basketball size the bank..All of those silver dollars are the large Eisenhower coins I think they are.. i’m not really into coins.. but I do know that people just don’t carry change anymore with debit cards and credit cards for everything. I don’t even find that many coins in the snow dump areas of parking lots anymore. I don’t even carry change in my pockets anymore. I give my wife all the money, as I have been doing since 1973, except for the coins I have found.. The only problem with giving my wife all the money is, when I ask her for money like 20 bucks for a haircut, she always asks me what I want it for to this day.. if I tell her I need it for something like a new motorcycle helmet, or I want to buy a new guitar, she will tell me I already have too many helmets, and way to many guitars, and she won’t give me the money. She tells me to sell a few of my guitars or one of my motorcycles if I need money for another one. How did I ever allow this to happen..

[@deborahstollman6238]

I love this! I'm 50 and recently started doing this. It's actually fun!! I wish I'd started collecting when I was younger 🌻

[@Catobergcontent]

Good for you man

[@iPhone_3GS]

Thank you for releasing old and valuable coins back in circulation for us Coin roll hunters to find

[@4GUESTS]

He got royaly gypped ...those wheatbacks would have fetched a lot of money on eBay, especially any key dates.

[@daviddanowski4006]

no kidding

[@AG-yj1jv]

4GUESTS not only the wheatbacks, but the real solid copper ones. Plus that government deal he passed up. Hmpf... Somebody should have had a talking to with this gent.

[@Mr.zou123]

Yep

[@stegreg-c8e]

John Manrow Steel pennies were made in 1943 since copper wad needed for the war. They aren't that valuable, and are only worth a few cents in average condition. Some 1943 copper pennies however were made on accident and are considered extremely rare error coins. They go for 50k-1.8M depending on grade. Less than 10 of them were found and there may possibly be a few left out there. The problem with 1943 pennnies (and any other valueble coin) is that there are countless fakes out there meant to deceive people, making it very hard for you to find a legitimate one.

[@SnakePlissken1]

The copper weight is worth more

[@hailofaguy]

"Anders said he has truly enjoyed looking at his penny collection to the extent that in the 1970s, when the U.S. government offered a $25 bonus for every $100 worth of pennies turned in, he refused to cash in his collection." ... Sooo he could have had $1275 extra if he would have cashed them in then... I guess he showed the government lol

[@suellenw561]

When I was a child, over 60 yrs ago, my Mom saved pennies in a quart jar. One winter, Dad's unemployment ran out before spring. He was in construction. She used that jar of pennies to buy groceries. As I remember, it held almost $20. I was able to calculate how much money was in all those water jugs from that.

[@JK-dj1zj]

Somewhere in that collection of pennies were pennies worth millions of dollars due to discrepancies during the making of those pennies, or the year the penny was made or even a penny with no letter. Pennies that were made in the 1800's, 1920's, 30's, 40's are worth alot if you're a coin collector. WOW!

[@billyb34usa]

the most valuable pennies are an 1877 Indian head, worth up to $4500 and also 1873 doubled liberty worth as much as $13,500

[@simplysteve68]

J K the ones he collected (if the 45 yrs was from this yr {2018} and in good condition) he began in 1973, so there were a few key dates, plus maybe a few wheaties but not many.

[@JK-dj1zj]

I think you're right Steve. I've been watching nuggetnoggin on here and he's found some interesting coins from civil war times, not many but he's finding them through metal detecting.

[@JohnSmith-fq7hj]

Doubt it there were probably a few worth a few dollars but the odds of him having a million dollar penny are very very very small

[@johnmoreland8706]

Now i aint no coin collector...but i would bet that if time alotted for a thorough investagation...he probly had 20 or 30 rare pennies in that gob of coins that could have exceeded 5000.oo just by themselves...i wouldve have looked.......

[@bobbylacombe5690]

Owjohn Moreland who k

[@billiejeanthejellybean2536]

I'm a coin collector, a common wheat penny in avarage condition is worth 10 cents, plus rare ones so he probably could've sold his collection for tens of thousands of dollars.

[@scottfirman]

john Moreland It would have taken at least a couple weeks to sort the older coins. I know an old gentleman that buried a barrel in his yard. It took his kids and grandkids weeks to sift out the silver and wheat coins. They had quite a lot of them! Those were sent to the local coin dealer whom graded and sorted the silver and others. It took a month! They offered him $5 thousand dollars just for the silver! He got another 10 grand for the regular stuff. Total was $15 grand. He wanted to bury another barrel but his family said no! I was there the day they used a back hoe to dig up the barrel. They used wheelbarrows and loaded the coins into plastic totes.

[@jasmwhite1]

john Moreland Says the guy with a Merc. Dime as his profile photo...

[@johnmoreland8706]

jasmwhite1 im a metal detectoist...occasionally i get a nice surprise...thanks for a cool comment

[@djpollyester]

i miss the wheat ones. in the early 70's i would play the las vegas slots and those dollars that came out were pure silver, thank you david london

[@charlestravis9798]

“What coin shortage?” Mr Anders Those wheat-head cents are worth double what Memorial Cents are at face value.

[@doctorbeanis]

It took 5 hours for the machine to count up $5,136.14 which hes using to pay off dental work. Save yourself some time. All the other comments talk about the rare pennies he probably had but only got 1c for...

[@faizanmuneer1056]

He gained popularity. That's all he would care about for the rest of his life.

[@QuiteTruth]

Im sure he had a few rare pennies in there worth more than 5k by themselves.

[@roberangelo6429]

Quiet Truth

[@koolkarissa2689]

Omg that’s what I was thinking

[@siannuh.]

Quiet Truth thinking of that, i sometimes search through my coins and seeing if they could make me rich by rare ones

[@disday5527]

I thought it’s going to be around somewhere in $100,000-$10,000.

[@JX-C]

It bothers me that you wrote from higher to lower.

[@disday5527]

Mega SpaceJX lmao

[@rubayett5585]

$10k - $100k is a huge difference

[@mexicangaming5872]

Raven he most likely would've if he checked the pennies incase of a rare penny but he just dumped them in

[@rising593]

Raven 100k is bigger than 10k, Ik you did it on purpose but hkhrosbdkx

[@JackieWoodbane]

Man, I would have loved to go through those pennies. 😩

[@KM-oy5yh]

AMEN AMEN AMEN..ME 2!!!👍👌💚😇

[@dolliemassengill9994]

OP

[@debracyphers4860]

I saw a wheat pennies omg and he gave them away omg

[@cheryl5676]

Too bad that he didn't look at each individual penny from the start. A 1943 copper penny can be worth as much as $1,000,000! During the war, they started minting steel pennies, because copper was needed for military purposes. But a few copper pennies were accidentally produced, so he may very well have missed out on one. Oh, if only!!!

[@easypeasy1216]

cheryl5676 maybe he did look at each one before he put it in the jug.

[@MonroeFamilyMadness]

This is so inspiring! I love to see my change bucket raise! My goal is to get 1 gallon filled, then take everything out, count, roll, and keep going for the next 50 years! I'll have enough to retire for a few years if I'm lucky! Y'all mad at he only got $5,000. That's not the point. This man has a strong will and could teach you all happiness is not about the value of money but the pride you have saying I saved this money all these years.

[@TampaTec]

So it's comes out to be about $0. 31 a day so people that go to Starbucks and buy a frappuccino 45 years later could have saved enough for a used car. 🤔... ☕ Now Or 🚘 later?

[@shortwavefellow6049]

Tampatec yeah

[@katrinag9610]

Now. I need to stay awake to pay the note and insurance on the one I have now. In 45 years hopefully its paid off and still running so I dont have to spend my change savings 😔

[@Geonious]

I think you miscalculated. A Starbucks Frappuccino ($2.95) per day for 45 years totals to $48,453.75. So I think you would be able to buy something besides a used car! Unless it's a used Jaguar F-Type R.

[@fireburn1512]

But you won't have any frap tho..

[@rydermiller1782]

Tampatec why not both

[@adamgregory9198]

It’s always sad to see someone sell a lifelong collection to pay for something as trivial as a dental bill.

[@d1mez234]

He got ripped off😂😂😴

[@stegreg-c8e]

He was also ripped off in the sense that the bank probably checked for the many rare key date coins easily worth hundreds or thousands by themselves. He could've earned way more if he got someone to check or he looked through them himself.

[@patturner5015]

Yeah, because it would be so easy to look through 500,000 pennies~! NOT

[@kathyrodriguez1055]

Igotsauce boy 1877 pennies worth $1000000 and I think he probably had it in his bunch

[@toscodav]

Why would you think that? Based on what? Do you have any concept of how rare those pennies are compared to how many in circulation?? Buy a clue.

[@toscodav]

Banks are not in the business of collecting and determining the value of a coins. How did he get ripped off? If anything he made it a major pain in the ass for Bank employees to process. He should have taken to a coin dealer or even a metal scrap yard would have paid him more. That said. You can't assume he had many rare coins in his collection.

[@Boomer-cf2br]

I saved all my coins and filled to large Folgers Coffee cans, took them to the bank and received $528, I'll never do that again, those cans were heavy.

[@utilizelife9556]

5k for 45 years of collecting.... congrats but enough said for pennies

[@getaldthradher5799]

I know he had a penny worth whole lot more then that

[@billys6377]

Bank- “God, we have so many pennies.” Mr. Beast- “Let’s buy another car with Pennies!!”

[@hakaishin1295]

XD

[@bentichinel3185]

lol

[@pemgautoavenue1487]

Some of those pennies probably were worth more depending on mint value.

[@kerryelizabeth726]

PEMG AUTO AVENUE pennies just sent worth what they used to be I had a 1910 penny one of my mom friends granddaughter had I paid her a quarter for it lol and i got it appraised and it was worth 10cents

[@falsepride]

Most of those pennies were people 1982 pennies. The copper value would've been worth more. If he used that money towards mutual funds instead or even CD's? The interest alone would've be insane. A millionaire he would be.

[@stewartquark1661]

In 1971 a senior gentleman came into the bank I worked for and on three SEPARATE occasions within a year cashed in $6,000 worth of change each time. 6K in 1971 money is equivalent to 40K in 2020 money

[@dnsmithnc]

Money went for an expensive dental treatment. Folks, many dentists are no more than crooks. Had a 67 year old friend had an estimate for 32 k for work. He kept looking and getting other opinions and estimates, price at another dentist was 22k, another 8k. Finally went to one who told him that you didn't need all his molars (you can do just fine with 4) and didn't need other things the rip off quacks told him he needed. His final bill at this dentist, $1700.00. A year later he is doing just fine. Just because they are doctors don't mean they're not crooks. Keep that in mind when looking for dental work.

[@kinglazy6515]

I know i recently had a bad case of greedy dentist, such horrible poeple

[@jimjakosh2506]

i had a dentist who would not clean my teeth unless I had a new set of X rays. He had the nerve to say "by law' you need to have x rays every year. I told him where to go in front of everyone and quit him and got a new dentist.

[@pamiam01]

dnsmithnc Thanks 4 the info👍

[@shestaybusiness6118]

dnsmithnc how do u know & where did this info come from ......what’s the point

[@ramanichols9759]

Thanks for pointing out the positive this man received from his $5000 rather than make fun of him as others have. I owe $10,000 for subpar dental work and would be happy to get $5000 to pay towards it, especially in my mid seventies.

[@gregisdivorced]

He gave away way more that $5,000 worth of pennies all the pennies before 1982 are worth way more they are pure copper. Plus some where probably rare double stamped or metal pennies also.

[@BigJay773]

Exactly....I was just about to make the same comment.....in reality he probably could've had at least about 30K if he went to a coin dealer etc

[@christschool]

Very very unlikely he had any double stamped pennies, even in this large of a collection.

[@iammisscrystal]

yes, he gave away hundreds of thousands worth of pennies. if not, MILLIONS!

[@christinacope562]

@Bitcoin Broker I do

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

@Bitcoin Broker nah, clearly if he checked anyting he would not have ended up at a bank to cash in

[@SuniaDIY]

Me and my daughters collect coins every year.... In which coins of 1,2 & 5 rupees are included.... And every year when my daughter promoted to next level in school we spend this amount to buy her lunch box, water bottle or stationary .... And as a Recycler I never bought her a money box.... We collected money in a milk carton or an empty plastic bottle (like Coca-Cola)

[@RMusicent]

Imagining saving all these Pennies and he had so many rare ones that was worth more then what he saved for 45 yrs😫