TONS OF SILVER! -Coin Roll Hunting-

In this video, I will be searching through $2150 in dimes looking for silver, proofs, errors, foreigns, and other cool coins. Please like, comment, and subscribe!

[@eyeslo4206]

That's a lot of coins to just scan through. Could be loads of 09's and errors you let go by.

[@CircHistory]

I agree.

[@orafa.el_]

Me too.

[@Chaseydoodle69420]

I think the same thing EVRY time he is just getting silver there is probably tens of thousands dollars worth of other things in there

[@markwebster1238]

What is the significance of 09s?

[@Tiqerboy]

Low mintage year due to great recession.

[@alexcarey1268]

You can't lose money too cuz its currency so no way to lose

[@onestopcam]

Coin Hunter I appreciate that you subbed to me found my first silver in a coin roll dime hunt today didn't get a box but it's a 1961 dime I crapped my pants when I saw it first silver Yay

[@phalnix1]

What you and a lot of others don't realize (probably because no one ever told you), is that older coin collectors (like myself), always load up customer rolled coin rolls with silver dimes, war nickels and wheat/indian head pennies! I've even done a few silver quarters before. We do that to get others (mostly the young), to get interested and excited with the hobby. I will on occasion, even put them in pocket change that I use for purchases. Now, the reason I'm telling you this, is so that you do it every once in awhile, to get others interested. I generally put common dates or coins that grade fine or below, back in circulation. Perhaps you'll amass a big collection and do the same some day! Let's hope so! TC

[@stephenlofton8389]

Forget the coins, you hit JACKPOT with the plastic trash. I'd buy that for a dollar.

[@Idolmakercat]

Amazing you can still find silver in rolled coins. And that beautiful mercury.

[@thefishingboy2065]

I remember walking out of a corner store with my dad looking through my change and found a 1960 dime!

[@SilverSunPublishing]

I recently bought $40 of quarters and $20 of dimes from my bank. There wasn't a single pre-1965 among them. I'd say coins are very well picked over by now.

[@psycotria]

15K dimes to reroll; ouch! I know nothing about the value of clad coinage. What’s special in recent years? Go for halfs. I have gotten lucky just by scanning the wood coin trays tellers use in small branches. If you see something, buy the entire tray load. Once, out of $26.50 in halfs, most were 40%, with 3 ‘64s. $18 were silver. Snipe good auctions with poor names/descriptions on eBay. I remember as a teen in the ‘70s seeing $1000 bags selling for less than $2000; way beyond my means back then. I did find a dealer at the weekend swap meet that sold circulated Morgan’s for $3-4 for most years. Some were really nice, AU+ . Instead of candy and sodas, I’d spend my allowance on them. I still have them. I just wish I had kept it up the last 45 years.

[@robbernath]

Some info for you and other viewers, specific to dimes/10-cent pieces: - the 1964-d Roosevelt dime, while incredibly common (highest mintage of any silver Roosevelts at 1.3 billion) also has a recognized double-die reverse (DDR) error variety. In high grade, it's valued at $100+. A 1963 Phila. issue also has a DDR error, but worth less money at $25-50 in high grade. - clad coins arent necessarily "toss-aways" in that a couple of errors/varieties exist, one of the more well-known being the 1982 no-mintmark issue. In grade with a strong strike, it guides for $150. - Lastly, Canadian coins contained at least 80% silver content through 1964. From 1965 until about halfway through 1968, the silver content was reduced to 50%. Midway through 1968, silver was eliminated completely and the coins instead contain 99% nickel.

[@RobBackyardGardenerr]

Pretty sweet finds. Is it normal to get about 1-2 silver dimes per box? I only hunt pennies and nickels currently but am thinking about getting into dimes.

[@CamplifewithJake]

Yes. Usually less.

[@theophrastusbaumast5936]

So ive done this about five years ago and made some money doing it. I found that the plastic coin rolls were easy to spot silver dimes without breaking them open. Then id just replace them with a regular dime and exchange them for a new box lol

[@sparkyjones560]

I did this since a kid probably about 15 years and when silver was about peak in 2011 I sold it all. Was 10 rolls of dimes and 6 rolls of quarters and some strays. Made good money that day. Haven't done it again since though. Been thinking about it but it's so much time consumption getting them, searching them, getting rid of them, repeat. Seems easier just to buy some commons from the coin shop and sit on them instead and save all that time. Seems about right going through a couple grand in dimes and finding 12 silver.

[@TreasureByMeasure]

Dimes are probably my least favorite to run through! Lol but you do a great job. Loved the hunt! 👍

[@Tiqerboy]

I know, because I need a magnifying glass to read the date on every single coin.

[@1776Rob2012]

12 silver dimes is seems hardly worth the effort to return so many non-silver.

[@araymond1able]

Robert Laster....Title says Tons Of Silver. Not even a pound. Maybe just an ounce. About 30 thousand more trips and might get close to a ton. One a day and it would take about 82 years to get a ton of Silver.

[@markwebster1238]

I mean it’s more of a hobby for most people, not really to make a huge profit

[@nathaneberhardt3448]

He still made like $20

[@coinflipper6331]

Very good!

[@the.tricky.outdoorsman]

That has to be a pain re-rolling all these coins.

[@syedali9179]

The Tricky Outdoorsman I guess coin star but that might just cost the same as the profit

[@kitkat4189]

anyone else coin roll hunting while watching this? xD xD nice finds

[@gone4none902]

Golden Touch I was searching pennies

[@gone4none902]

Also did u find anything good

[@chriszack9183]

What do.you.do.with all.loose.coin .you sorted through?

[@everettwhite9874]

I like all your finds but, the 1959 was my favorite. October is significant to me--10/1959. 😎

[@DustyNonya]

:). A lot of people tend to forget there's usually a year or coin that gets us into hobbies like these. I found an Athiest Cud Cent in my birthyear (1984), it's the 53rd on the page of Cuds-on-coins last I checked.

[@Gson...]

I heard he just tosses the other regular dimes in the waste basket. Stupid regular dimes

[@DougCameraMan]

This looks pretty cool, but you gotta weigh your time vs. the potential pay off. After you break open all of those rolls you then have to count and repack them in new rolls, or take them to a coin star machine which will get about 10% of the value... so unless you can get at least one in each roll, which I highly doubt it, I have to wonder whether it's worth the trouble. But hey, more power to anyone who has more time than money and doesn't mind the work. :)

[@DavidJensen66]

Great vid, keep up the hunt my man!

[@coincollectingfun]

Very nice my friend and keep up the great work hunting and stacking!!

[@joeyfinchen5359]

very cool finds

[@maximussilverstacker3928]

I’ve opened several boxes of dimes and found just 1 silver rosy? Overall my experience was not good too time consuming for 1 dime worth $2 🤯🤷‍♂️I see you’re much more lucky 🍀

[@kominers260]

That last roll looked like it might've had a proof

[@silverprospector3554]

I'm about to do my first box of dimes tomorrow. Hope I find something! Awesome pull!

[@diggndeep8783]

SilverProspector what did you get?

[@ClassicAmericana]

What do you do with the left over dimes?

[@axlaj1]

spend them on CS:GO skins

[@MRG365.]

You take the dimes, put them back into your box, go to a local bank, and ask for them to deposit it. At my bank they take the dimes behind the counter and run them through a coin counting machine, which will then give them a number and they will give you the option to withdraw, deposit, or do a little of both. Don't take your dimes back to the same bank you got them from. It's just rude. I recommend having 2 bank accounts, 1 bank for a "dump bank," and 1 bank where you dump your coins. Some banks do require you to put them in customer wrapped seals, and if they require you to do that, I recommend you find a new bank because that takes forever.

[@andrewmayhan574]

@@MRG365. thats why im glad my bank has a coin counter that spits out a ticket and I get charged nothing to use it

[@thomaswalsh4552]

I thought that shiny one in the last roll was a silver, got me a little excited when you tossed 'em

[@silverwishes6000]

Awesome video scoreeeeee...😎

[@esmu2]

how you get this dimes and what you are looking for and what do you do when you find?

[@IvanVcanadacoincollecting]

My heart jumped at that merc

[@rodvia007]

Dude I Found That Much Silver In My Loose Change During The Last Year. You Can Buy Junk Silver Without The Time Consuming Looking, Also It's Possible To Miss By Just Looking At The Ends.

[@1776Rob2012]

The auto-coin master machine at the local market charges %11 percent to spit out a cash redemption ticket. %11 seems a little high. I wonder if anyone would actually be making any money on several silver dime when we have to pay a premium to get rid of the non-dime dimes.

[@PBMS123]

Having worked at multiple "cashier" jobs when I was younger, the way we opened the rolls, was to smack them on the corner of the counter, much much quicker.

[@ctuan13]

That also spills the coins everywhere and makes it pretty difficult to see all the edges at once, which is what is needed to quickly identify silver coins.

[@finderskeepers4758]

Awesome finds!!!!!!

[@kirkjord]

A good way to make money would be to buy a bunch of these boxes, take out all of the silver coins, and then take all the normal dimes back to the bank and trade them in for cash.

[@ClassicAmericana]

What do you do with the left over coins

[@mithrilsilver575]

Good hunt. Also keep an eye out for 1996 w. That's a 20 coin in good condition.

[@mithrilsilver575]

$20*

[@paulkenyon9938]

Good finds! You may have missed one in the roll that you found the 10 ore in. Watch the video... last or next to last coin on the right end.

[@jacobklein2658]

Paul Kenyon I saw it 2

[@traitretrudeau2367]

TONS!

[@_KeneYah]

That piece of plastic could be valuable 🤔

[@BarryJslove21plus]

How do you obtain the sealed boxes of coins, and from whom ???

[@ashleighg5255]

how do you roll all the coins back up? and how are you able to get all those boxes like what do you tell the bank or do u have to have a special account??

[@hugostiglitz4452]

Ashleigh G just ask for a box of whatever coin you want lol

[@joesaquatics8149]

He obviously goes to several banks to get all those boxes they are all different style and he takes them to a coin counting machine

[@greatamericansurvival]

Just Awesome

[@bamamoondog9039]

Great Video !!

[@mynameisjeff888]

That's a hell of a lot of work for just a couple dollars worth of silver

[@99CentRapper]

Hobby

[@BigLorry]

You hit the motherlode my friend... great silver finds and a beaut of a Merc. I never heard anyone get so excited about a five pence piece before... HAHAHA PM me your details - I'll pick up a full set of our current coins in AU condition - all cupro-nickel I'm afraid, but it's a nice wee addition to your collection if you want them.

[@DustyNonya]

Oh you'd get a huge kick out of how people react when they find older British/Foreign coins in the dirt here in the Continental US. You see; until 1857 we didn't have very good minting in our little, growing country...so we allowed the use of all types of currency issued. Since it caused too many fights/creed related issues and the exchange rates weren't "Agreed" upon like now, we finally managed to do so. It's also why there are often so many different die varieties of older coins (my 1847 has over 70 if I recall, and their quality control was garbage). So all of those foreign coins prior to 1857 were turned in for US money, and they tend to be rare. Ironically they tend to be pretty deflated once they realize they're often not worth a lot more than silver value but, so it goes. The a good bit of the"Oak Island" treasure might have actually been spent well before 1857 as if it were just pocket change.

[@maxie2451]

My goodness I wish the camera wasn’t moving so much.

[@coinexplorer]

Awesome finds

[@jonsmith3574]

I fall asleep to these

[@mediumsmoke8047]

how can you tell if they are silver just by looking at the edges?

[@CorgiDoom1881]

Silvers only show a silver colour on the edge. Clad coins show a copper colour as well silver on the edges.

[@Index_Rock_Classic]

Thank you for the info Great video

[@jeremiahoberlin4283]

How do u return the coins when ur done do u roll them

[@icon2012]

$2150 in dimes. man, that's dedication. can I assume that you go through them again off camera for die varieties?

[@maverickhockey48]

what do those printed numbers on the boxes mean? Does anyone know? Obviously it has something to do with where they were rolled/boxed but im just curious to see if anyone knows

[@IvanVcanadacoincollecting]

Idk

[@jasonott6329]

do you dump all at 1 bank? if so they must hate you

[@DigginDave]

lol i wasnt the only one thinking that?

[@TreasureTownCoins]

I thought that too haha

[@theophrastusbaumast5936]

Jason Ott I used to go into one bank snd buy a box of dimes then exchange them st another bank.

[@bradyk7829]

Jason Ott Pick

[@joesaquatics8149]

Yeah and not everyone has thousands of dollars laying around to do coin roll hunts

[@Frog-ue7nc]

what state are you hunting in this many boxes?

[@irenegronewald7745]

cool...enjoy

[@MrJonrosas817]

How much does each dime get you in cash?

[@jakemccain9825]

What is a good coin to hunt for

[@numismaticstacker]

you don't keep your 2009'S?

[@OvisHerder1]

$250 box of dimes for one silver?

[@ctuan13]

Clearly you're not familiar with coin roll hunting and the frequency of silver coins in circulation for the various denominations. $500 quarter boxes, probably will take more than ten boxes to find one silver. $250 dime boxes, usually average about one silver per box. $500 half box, usually average 5-10 silvers per box, most likely to find mostly 40%ers.

[@shepirate4651]

Sweet hunt! 😊🤘HH

[@valuvivao3434]

This is a game for hunters coin in the bank, and make this game for how much point on everyone want to play I think. When I watched on everyone hunters in coin it's 1000 percent thumbs up game

[@tribemayamex]

i only got a dollar and 50 cents for mercury one at the coin store. not worth the effort of keeping it for many years.

[@jijoe4257]

Hey Dude, Congrats on all that silver(especially that sharp merc! Question...how do you return that many boxes of dimes without the bank getting crazy on you?How many dimes can the coin machine at a bank take before it fills up?Just don't want to make enemies at my local bank.Any suggestions would be appreciated.Thanks and keep them coming.

[@DustyNonya]

If a bank starts getting pissy with me I just withdrawal all my money and go to a new one :D. I mean there's like 10 within a mile near any Grocer. Plus there's always credit unions and such but, beware, as a lot of people are trying to make money off of coin deposits anymore.

[@johnkcs8227]

hey r u filming with your other hand

[@BadBoys-ck7sk]

I found one in a Reject thing at a bank before

[@37geese]

Good finds. Why do you save the "beat up" ones?

[@IvanVcanadacoincollecting]

37geese I believe they are just for the video, then are tossed back in

[@ClassicAmericana]

Wish I woulda known ab his stuff back when I worked a cash register e

[@waynehames4729]

Very interesting, but it would have been better if you used a tripod.

[@ronniebrown5769]

5:07 the second one you found was made out of cupronickel and the first one was made out of nickel plated steel (any silver coins made after 2011 are steel plated nickel)

[@ktcat9419]

I would be there for hours end on end. Checking for W’s. And other mintmarks. Double does. Other mistake errors. Hours hours hours.

[@ronniebrown5769]

4:10 technically not Great Britain as Great Britain does not include Northern Ireland and that is the currency there too

[@meddler69]

dude if you want silver work as a cashier that works at a casino ive got lots of coins back in the day and make sure they use coins not vouchers

[@IvanVcanadacoincollecting]

Those five pence frequently pass as dimes in Canada

[@omparkeshkohli6838]

FORSEELCOIÑS

[@robertlakay88]

I see you guys in the US aren't too picky on which country the coins come from. If it has a 10 on it and is the same size as a dime, it gets circulated...

[@bmxfreakxyo]

Robert Lakay Not really. We call it funny money and usually don't try to spend it. You have to be sneaky to get rid of it because no one wants it which is one reason you find funny money in rolls.

[@petar7794]

u should hunt half dollars those r more efficient to get silver from

[@ETC2205]

Where did you get the loomis coin rolls?

[@MattIsaacs]

Ethan Coelho bank

[@navagatingthroughthebeasts2908]

Your pulling that much silver

[@TrustYeshua4Ever]

that really pissed me off when you threw them down like that, rookie smh

[@przemyslawgajewski9470]

where can I buy such a box?

[@straxx99]

10 øre from Denmark may be worth 2.25$

[@joaolp3431]

It’s a bit sick.

[@marshmallowswirl1392]

I have 1 Euro, 2 ten pence coins, 3 two pence coins 1 Queen Elizabeth penny and a 1776-1976 silver Eisenhower dollar coin and a Susan B Anthony dollar coin

[@mohawkjoestradingpost4890]

You Know You only need to weigh the roll to know if they have silver or odd coins 🙂 Why not look for errors? if your going to open every roll $$$

[@MostlyOutdoors]

epic

[@dtnclan826]

New here

[@donnmoody4433]

Ad the gas and time these days it's more of hobby few make money unless you hit that right box.But I did it in 1983 and 85 looking for double dies and found 27 of them stating with $100. But to spend 12 hours to find $50 in silver I don't understand but good luck.

[@felixm61]

Donn Moody well I hunt for the fun of it. I don't plan on making a profit of anything I just like to collect. It is a lot of fun if you enjoy collecting

[@DustyNonya]

Actually it can often depend on how well you search. If you look for errors and other coins that the real coin lovers appreciate then you'll always come out ahead. Plus most people tend to forget it's not like you "lose" the money you don't make money off of...it's still money. So if you don't find enough silver in an entire box to find gas money then you're probably not getting more than 40$ worth, or it's all in pennies (lol).

[@tomee4453]

You often lose more fun wrong coins and short rolls than you make

[@sindelicious4374]

8 boxes and 12 silver dimes isn’t a ton

[@420moej]

Sindelicious Mixin it up that's actually a lot I barely find any after hundreds of boxes

[@sindelicious4374]

I know it's getting more scarce. I wish it wasn't

[@baldymtngrizz2527]

All that work for 13 dollars in silver minus the coins 1.30 face value it already has, lol!

[@charlesbaker5798]

lot of work for under $20, the 64's are about $1.50 each and the Mercury is about $1.30

[@johnnymartin646]

Half dollars is where its at

[@surfzombie2626]

What the heel is the point to this?. for all the time and effort and hassel. I would rather just buy 1oz silver rounds and be done with it. No wasted time. I watched one video were a guy was going through $3000 in half dollars and I swear he had an orgasm every time he found a 90 silver. looks likwe vwey little reward for all the effort it takes.

[@prdica2052]

I think I saw a Proof Ender.

[@coinmastercoinmaster]

Denmark coin between US coins?🤔🤔

[@hotrodhotrod6530]

So your the the reason why our beautiful silver coins are not beautiful anymore

[@theinsano9023]

I found two Canadian silver dimes one 1960 and one1944

[@brianevans1228]

430 Rolls of Dimes!

[@ryanrieger6635]

is he opening 5 or 10 cent coins?