This Inspection Mark has Treated Me Well! - Coin Roll Hunting Silver Half Dollars - e Have an Ender!

[@random-manguy1424]

Sweet finds! 🎉

[@bigo2032]

Congratulations Chris, Keep Stackin Bro

[@maxq4070]

Nice hunt.

[@jaymartell2967]

Way to go,not too shabby.I wouldn't complain about 9 ag's

[@SlavicCoffee]

That’s totally understandable that you usually do half dollar hunts. I’ve had some luck with half’s and quarters the most, and followed by penny’s while with dimes they are hard to find when it comes to silver and the quantity of silver. Sure you can find them at coinstar machines but sometimes you’ll get lucky or not. But with silver I just stick to quarters and half’s, and that reminds me.. I’ve not done a nickel hunt In ages so I might give that a go, overall I really did enjoy the video and those were cool finds

[@VincentCaporina]

Nice hunt

[@silveraddiction52]

Nice🎉

[@stevewalker3841]

Good finds. What is the inspection mark mentioned in the title? I didn't catch that in the video

[@half_time]

There's just a stamp on the outside of the box. I keep track of my box statistics and those with similar markings have generally done very well for me. Thanks for watching.

[@fleendarthemagnificent7372]

1967-1968 halves= 40% silver. Not common in change, but still found *occasionally* if looking for them and requesting halves from the bank in rolls. Pre-1964 dollars, halves and dimes? Rare in change UNLESS you find an auto junk yard still keeping pre-1980 cars in their lot. This is rare as well, however, I HAVE found silver dimes in a 1976 Maverick and other early 80s cars. Buy a metal detector and keep exchanging paper dollars and sandwich clad halves and find silver. It's difficult, but still able to be done. Patience and persistence. Digital currency and a marking to use said digital currency may/will overrule society, but the rest of us Christians KNOW what real currency is.