Unsearched Wheat Penny Rolls From eBay!
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- Are online "unsearched" wheat penny rolls a good bargain?
In this video I was "gifted" some unsearched wheat penny rolls that a seller from eBay got their hands on. They actually sent me a few rolls to test out for them since I have bought from them before.
I was really surprised by the finds in these two rolls and was happy that they gave them to me!
Here's a link to their eBay Store since they have great feedback and I have done well with my purchases from them:
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Let me know what you think about online rolls and if you have ever had success or felt like you'd been ripped off...
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Are online "unsearched" wheat penny rolls a good bargain?
In this video I was "gifted" some unsearched wheat penny rolls that a seller from eBay got their hands on. They actually sent me a few rolls to test out for them since I have bought from them before.
I was really surprised by the finds in these two rolls and was happy that they gave them to me!
Here's a link to their eBay Store since they have great feedback and I have done well with my purchases from them:
www.ebay.com/usr/uspennycollection
Let me know what you think about online rolls and if you have ever had success or felt like you'd been ripped off...
Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the video!
By the way - I am still selling my custom Coin Roll Hunting Mats on eBay (see below) and on my website at:
robfindstreasure.com
www.ebay.com/usr/robfindstreasure
PLEASE SUPPORT MY CHANNEL - I am an Amazon Associate and if you shop on Amazon, please feel free to clink one of my links below - I get a little extra every time you shop using my link:
www.amazon.com/shop/robfindstreasure
The Microscope I use is good quality and low-priced:
amzn.to/2JFQtcS
US Coins Redbook - really handy:
amzn.to/2NRaWy9
Strike it Rich - Coin Errors/Varieties Book:
amzn.to/2NkItnU
Macro Lens for Phones - makes it easy to film with:
amzn.to/2FwkdpW
Digital Mini Scale:
amzn.to/2jw3HxL
What do you prefer to hunt? Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, Halves?
What's your best score from online coin purchases? Which of the "Big Banks" do you think gives up the best boxes?
I hope you enjoyed the video!
I post several new videos weekly so please subscribe if you wish to see more: goo.gl/7jX6g5
Thanks for watching!
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Rob Finds Treasure
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i sent you an email
How can I get the ones you got
If you got a flying eagle cent or A SUPER UBER RARE Shelid penny l
LOL
I just received 4 rolls of wheat pennies for my birthday and got 7 Indian Head pennies, oldest being a 1888.
@Vvs1 LooseStones LOL - oops!
Christopher Columbus be like 6:19
lmao
Lmfaoooo
It triggers me how he calls them Indian head cents because there is a Native American on the penny...
OMG hahahahahahahah
so true, but Colombus was thinking he was gonna get a curry
If you look at the condition of the 50s wheats you can tell they have a lot more than 10 or 15 years of wear on them. Assuming they were wrapped in the 60s they would be in much better condition. Just look at the current coins that are 20 years old made in 2000 most have very good detail left. Sorry if it doesn't make sense, it does to me. Imo these are completely searched and seeded with certain coins to make people somewhat happy when unwrapping these.
It's a shame the channel is promoting their store and presenting this as something that people should buy, as if it's not a complete scam. So contrived
Jake Wagner What’s really a shame is if Rob is being paid to endorse them and act like he believes the rolls to be unsearched.
@@Goulash45 amen..
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Me, at 3am this morning: WTF am I doing watching penny unrolling videos??!! GO TO BED!! 😫
@@TinaHyde me legitimately at 3am, reading comments about watching a video at 3am, while watching the video, confusing...
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Great video as always Rob. I want to caution the young collectors out there...."unsearched" rolls are one of the biggest rip--offs around and the racket has been going on for years now. Save your money and buy the coin you want to find...don't play the rigged lotto.
I agree Larry. Well said. I only buy "unsearched" rolls when the price is right (or free in this case!)
@@RobFindsTreasure I get it - but the economist in me wants to point out that wasn't really free...you gave them a lot of advertising with an audience of young impressionable collectors . Seems like a really good deal for the ebay seller...can't buy that kind of targeted ad for essentially $10 in coins :) . Just food for thought as your channel grows.
I agree 💯
Pennies!
Larry Stendebach I agree with you. There are no truly I unsearched rolls as all coins are searched while in circulation, right up until they were wrapped.
searched Many penny rolls when I was kid back in the late 60's and found all different dates of Lincoln pennys - teens 20's 30's etc. but Never found so much as one indian penny.
If I can find 10 wheats in a $25 box of pennies today, surely I’d find a couple Indian heads in a box in the 60s? I’ve always wondered what the chances of finding Indian heads in circulation today are.
Funny thing is that just today, December 2021, and I just bought $5 of circulated cents. Second roll had a 1904 Indian Head in VF condition
@@JerryWick Same here but mine is poor.
@Cringe2Win try a different bank. My bank gives me all circulated rolls in a box. The boxes I have also have viewing holes so you can see what you're getting before you even open the box.
@@johnl9791 There were LOTS of collectors back in the day. When coin changes took place, they were hoarded.
Back in 2015 I was a cashier and I found an 1888 Indian Head Penny in my till. I swiped it (replaced it) and now have it in my wallet as a good luck charm to this day. I'll probably keep it for life, worth a few dollars or whatever the price. it's mine for life.
still got it
One thing I've learned is old isn't necessarily valuable, or very valuable. My grandmother was two years old when your 1888 was struck. Thinking of her it doesn't seem that old to me. But it is an interesting bunch for so called unsearched rolls. Had they been rolled in the 1950s I would think the coins of that era would have been minty.
22:45 That screwdriver to the monitor though, ouch.
OMG. love your vids hope u find some good coins metal detecting. u should try coin roll hunting if u ever get bored. been watching u for a while was surprised when i saw u start making metal detecting videos
A couple of red flags: Cripple Creek CO but yet seemed heavily biased to lower cost P mints especially on the oldies. If they were truly from Colorado I doubt this would be the case. Also no memorials? Then it must have been 1958 or very early 1959. If so should be loaded with BU and AU 50s. Yes there were some but also some well circ brown ones. Those Indian Heads were the cheapies also and all seemed to not have a visible liberty headband which is a key grading criteria. I'm not buying it.
Yeah - all I did was open the rolls given and read the note. If I had purchase these for $20 each I would not have been mad about it though.
@@RobFindsTreasure Yes, I would not have been disappointed either. Those teens and Indians are getting hard to find although I did find a total of 3 Indian Heads in the last 15 boxes I hunted! No 1909 lately, though of any type...
worth about $3 to $5 a roll, I would have been very pissed
@@TheCabinfever1977 You are right. $20 would be too much.
These are Ebay planted bait. If Colorado there would be more mint Mark's and Au & Bu coins this is a shame. Worth $5.00 at a flea market not $20. Sorry they got ripped or are they doing the RIP off?
These are absolutely well-searched and seeded. They are sure to load at least one "special" coin in each roll and a bunch of circulation-culled Wheats. You can get the wrappers printed for you and they most likely have a coin roller, then then age the rolls to make it look like they have been sitting in a vault somewhere for 50 years when in reality they were likely rolled within days of them showing up in your PO box. My local coin shop made and sold "Unsearched" rolls like this and made more money on eBay than from his retail store.
I ordered my first unsearched wheat penny roll (1), this was the breakdown:
50's-24
40's-14 (2 steel)
30's-9
20's-0
10's-1
1903-1
1898-1
you did well usually they are all 40ies and 50ies.
How much did you pay for it?
It wasnt unsearched
Rob! I got a roll yesterday from an estate sale and got 3 Indian heads 4 steelies and some teens Wheaties! Only for $4!
Wow you are one lucky person
It is unlikely that these are original for several reasons:
1. The rolls have a ZIP code which dates them after 1963. You would expect a good many high grade early sixties Memorials.
2. The Philadelphia Mint is overrepresented - Coins didn't move around the country as much 50+ years ago - I got rolls in California in the mid 70's and they were mostly "D" and "S" mints. I would expect the later coins to be almost all from Denver.
3. There were Indian cents but all of them were discolored as if they were in a moist environment or a limited time in water. Almost none of the wheats were that way.
The rolls would not be a bad deal if they were relatively cheap and would be a good way to start a collection.
I have been an avid collector for over 50 years (most of my life) and I base this opinion on experiences over the years.
Thank you for explaining all that
This was a fun video. I am glad this was a freebie for you. Not a "big" score, but some advertising for the eBay seller. That's what they were after. I think it's a blast to check boxes from the bank. Love ya dude & I'll keep watching & searching!!
The zip code on the roll indicates the coins had to have been rolled after zip codes were implemented, which would make the rolls from 1963 or later. The fact that coins rolled in 1963 don't have any coins from 1960, 1961, or 1962 means something is fishy.
Mike Wolfe definitely.. since he told them he was a TH-camr when he bought that first package they sweetened it up with a penny that’s goes for 100 bucks in average condition.. that way the viewers will think man I should buy one bc I have a chance also.. if he never would of told them
He was a TH-camr he probably would got nothing but dudes
The Dummy, makes sense.
Good catch. You are so right.
tleav61 makes cents*
Skeeker, ha ha! Good one!
I think they are searched? Why barely any 30's? Also 3 IHP in each roll? Either way good idea for the seller. He will probably get more orders coming his way cause of this video. Advertising at its best.
Likely his thoughts as well. Either way, figured I'd record the hunt though.
Absolutely I left a comment stating he only found that 31 S in the first package bc he told them he was a TH-camr so they knew if they drop 100 bucks on it that’s Advertising them as actually legit.. people will say why give away 100 dollar coin bc they know how subscribers will see it an then they will think hey I should buy one also then if we do 100% dudes
YES, TRUTH IN ADVERTISING?
Did a little research on this bank, it failed on November 30, 1971. While it wouldn’t be impossible to get pennies that were wrapped in 1958, I am suspect of that date. One thing I noticed, those 1958 cents should’ve been coming out almost new and many had toned as if they had been in circulation for quite a while. Since there were no Lincoln Memorial cents in the mix I would doubt the roll could have been legitimately wrapped very far into 1959.
Being that the bank failed those wrappers may have found their way into someone’s hands. The company that sold the bank wrappers may have even had a supply of those printed up for the bank when they failed & then sold them to a non-bank party.
Overall though I enjoyed the video.
NO SUCH THING AS 'UNSEARCHED' ON EBAY
I paid HIGH dollar for two Ebay rolls that were advertised as "true unsearched". When I received the rolls, the seller included a letter that said they were "good roles" but, if unsearched, how did the seller know? Secondly, the rolls were obviously assembled by the seller because the composition was a run of pennies -- one penny for each year -- which is impossible for a bank roll or mint roll. The seller promised unsearched and did not deliver.
@@JMARTIN1947 Just buy them from a local bank directly. Think about it, why would anyone be selling marked up rolls of pennies...unless they were looking for valuable pennies and needed to get rid of them after. They all say unsearched but logically...why else did they have them and now not need them?
you got duped. All the guy wanted is free advertising for his ebay and you gave it to him. Should have just opened the rolls and left it anonymous. nothing is ever truly "unsearched" EVER
the guy is an idiot lmao
Hey Rob. I buy Pennies on eBay too. I tried to read the reviews before purchasing. I get that some people don't want to post what they fine. We need to come up with a grading system for rolls. I don't mind paying a little extra for truly unsearched rolls. As always Rob great finds. Love your Channel.
The grade for these rolls should be = ha,ha we took your $.🤣
I got a bunch of old coins i wanna sell let me know if your interested
Right now I mainly hunt quarters due to a source which has a lot of them from the 60's and 70's. Occasionally I LUCK into 50's and better. But I really enjoyed watching these and hope he will have some left for me to try out. Penny for your thoughts lol
@Robfindstreasure ~ My Grandparents grew up in Cripple Creek! Its a TINY mining town~ Really neat to see your video!!
Rob I find it suspicious that all the indians looked the same, they definitely came from the same place, also don't you think if these were rolled in the 60s or 70s there would be more that have a red color?
I agree. I also thought I'd see some memorials.
@@RobFindsTreasure 50% chance search ed, 50 not searched
That was a fun watch. Rob 👍 pretty cool seeing that 1909 and six Indians. Would have thought there would have been more than just one steely. 🤓
I don't see any shinny au or bu anything. All the50's look circulated to date but 1. Also if rolled in 60's it's only circulated wheats. Someone had a machine to roll tight and put lower common dates and Indian cents so you get excited & distracted.
I've got every year from 1885 till 2019. They look great but I have no idea what the old ones are worth.
I swear everytime you said "usapenny" I thought you were talking about me.
You are legendary my friend
1:19 the word "40s-50s range" reminds me about that 40s-50s wheat is jack pot 549 with wheaties in it
THAT I JUST WATCHED
Kind of feel it was an eBay seller creating rolls to advertise on TH-cam by using your channel. Either way video was entertaining.
My family had a big bag of pennies so i looked through every individual one and my oldest wheat penny was a 1881 indian head but it was in rough condition.
Nice
Hope you saved the empty rolls. Ebay sellers want to buy that back from you to sell to the next chump
That was nice of them to give you those rolls
I know they’re going for _significantly_ more expensive per roll, but would you consider doing ‘unsearched’ indian head only rolls?
Definitely searched but hey you got them free and clear. Good for you.
That looked like a lot of fun searching those. If those coins could talk, I'd sit and listen to the stories they'd tell!
Don’t forget to look at the 1888 ihp for the 8 over 7 verity. Not many have been found. Good 1 to look for. Great video. Thank you for the information on the sender. HH&GL Chris
I did brother - no luck. Thanks for watching!
Talk about neat searching. I just throw my pennies in a pile and start looking through them.
Awesome video!! You should put the steel cent in some lemon juice for a couple of minutes and wipe it with a piece cloth. Most of the times they clean up quite nice when you repeat that a couple times.
Got a whole roll from. The bank couple days ago it was gorgeous a bunch of 40's and 50's S mining mark best 50cents I ever spent . Oh and the other roll had mint state 79 80 and 81
I'm thinking someone working at the bank had a bunch of old coins decided to wrap them and shelved them back in 1963. Then got sold at a sale being unsearched.
finding Indian heads in those rolls is like finding wheat pennies today! so those were good rolls!
if these rolls were really from 1958 those 50s coins would look a lot nicer
It’s like the first Pokémon cards they are so expensive now and old that you don’t want to open the packs but you just have to open it and see the cards inside
What are you looking for exactly my grandma died a few years ago and I ended up with lots of old coins she had put up and a quart jar full of wheat pennies I know they are old 30s 40 and 50s
Not first, had like 30 secs left on a video so waited😂
Back about 1963 my brother drove an ice cream truck in Houston TX. He'd come home with Indian heads, V nickles, and various Barber head coins, and I'd give him modern coins to replace them. Unfortunately, being a kid, I ended up spending most of them as time went on. I still have the 1881 S silver dollar he brought home one day.
Zip codes were introduced in 1963 so they have to be '63 or new.
Yeah I run through the same dilemma when I find old/interesting rolls. I love the rolls intact, but I also can't resist opening them.
just got a full roll of wheaties last month. i carefully opened it to confirm and put the roll back together and sealed it in a nickel coin tube.
6:06 Indian Head flops front and center!
It seems to me that if those were rolled in the 50's, said coins from the 50's would be in pristine condition...I'm not seeing that!
When there that old the oxidation will them even when they haven't been circulated.
Why would you ask if it would be ok to open the rolls YOU BOUGHT from them?
hes stupid lmao
He was gifted these. He literally didn't pay a cent for the rolls.
Yeah you can tell those were hand sealed because you can see the twist crimp at the end of each roll, where the one side is left perfectly crimped. the person definitely tried their hardest though to do a good job. Look at most bank sealed true wrapped rolls. The ends are always near perfect and symmetrical where these ones were symmetrically hand crimped. Just saying, people need to be honest when promoting their rolls on eBay or places like it. I sell rolls myself but I specifically put "hand rolled and filled copper roll" as to not be miss leading just to make a sale. Plus I use a 5x mag so I'm sure I'm missing some DDOs DDRs rpms ETc. Dishonesty hurts the person buying and the hobby as a whole
Hi buddy. ,nice catching. ,l have a penny with a huge error probably a mule one,. It"s a 1916 with the building instead of the wheat , it weighs ,3.11 grams , copper ,. Please give me an advice ,. Thanks
It’s a fake. It’s impossible to have a future design on an older cent. It’s not impossible to have an older design on a future cent - that’s a mule.
@@RobFindsTreasure it is true Rob. ,Iam going to post it in You Tube. ,l will let you know when is it on. It's a mule error. ,thanks buddy. ,
Ive only found one indian head penny in all of the rolls i have searched, the one i found was a gold plated 1906!
Save the roll paper. Also Indian Head pennies are are rated according to their color so either brown or red brown or they're red. That determines the base value that 1900 looks like a red Brown if that's so then it's worth $95. The 1903 is $10. The 1899 Brn $70...1888 is very difficult to find $175...1889 $40....1880 $105 if brn...
OUTSTANDING video!!!
Also let you know that there is no such thing as a toned Indian Head it is actually a color change so it may be a red Brown. The prices I quoted you are 40% under catalog.
the indian heads are below good and barley worth scrap of $1 each, red book value is $2 each
@@TheCabinfever1977 agreed I don't know what that guy's sniffing to come up with that red brown crap stain worth $170+.
The ones from the 1950's seemed just as worn as all the other post-teens coins. There should be some unc. 1950's ones, yet are absent. Also, did anyone else notice that the last 2/3 of the roll was in ONE ORIENTATION? Red flag alert: they were all (nearly?) heads-up. (This is all based on roll #1)
I bought 10 rolls of " unsearched " rolls from e-bay ,
I was busy when i got them so i stuffed them away , i still have them intact in the back of my closet .
I'm not a collecter , but i save all of my pocket change in 5 gallon plastic jugs .
Some MONTH, i think I'll check them all out ..( i also store them in empty paint buckets ).😃
Just too hard to see 500 coins at one sitting lol..
I like the toning on the indians. Cool video :)
Hello from Blighty here in the UK we don't have the range of coin to collect like you do from across the pond, What i would love to know is the value of the coins you were search through especially the Indian Heads
I have 50 dollars worth of 1972 pennies still wrapped in the bank bag still sealed with the bank seal.
Any interest in buying them?
Why is Rob's voice so different in this vid versus his current vids? In his latest vids it sounds so strained and grated but here (only three years ago) it's much smoother and measured. Has he had some vocal cord issues since or is it that he's simply talking quieter?
I think so many streams and videos over the last 3 years has put some strain on my voice for sure.
Based on what we know, we can't fault the seller or the reviewer. These are probably just rolls that are now being sold under different pretenses. We think that coin dealers have been sorting, bagging, and selling circulated Wheats for many years now, and, just for fun, will put together "unsearched" rolls they have seeded with steel cents, low-grade 10s-20s-30s (we say Book I Wheat) and throw in a 1909 and a few cull Indians to up the ante. No way is the roll worth $20 (probably $5 to $8) but what the hell. It's a very old marketing gimmick --- but it works! We all love a mystery.
The most glaring thing to me is that if unsearched from the late 50s, #1) the coins from the 50s wouldn't have today's level of wear on them as they appear to have, since they would've just been new coins sitting in a roll, not to mention the roll would have, #2) at least conceivably, more distribution of coin dates i.e. more of the noticeably absent 30s representation and perhaps a few more from the 20s as well. I would also say 3 IH is suspect in any random sampling of two, even of the possible era of the rolls, but I guess that could come down from sheer luck. Someone could've repacked these over the years at some point and just did a very good job at it... or it could've been, by chance, some of the nicest individual rolls anyone's ever packed. Honestly, I'm not sure what to believe, but, the only thing I would say is to caution anyone buying similar rolls expecting the same results. That's really all that can be said on the issue of whether they're unsearched and whether it's a good idea to make purchases where the proposition is similar, is simply to advise caution. However, obviously, you got these for free which was a wonderful gift, and I was excited to see such nice pulls. Thanks for the video.
Yea i bought one of those didnt get anything pre 1940 except the Indian Head.
Man has it been a while! I was in elementary now im in high school!
Sweet ,that is cool,lucky dog.
Why are you being so careful with those rolls? Are you trying to save them? So you can refill them with searched
Nope. I like vintage rolls and want to keep them.
Cool search Rob👍🏻 who really knows if they were searched or not but some very cool finds💥💥💥 Thanks for sharing Rob😊
Fun Times...enjoyed it! You needed Indian Heads 1888, 1894 and 1909 s and you would have even better than you did, which was pretty good!
Cleaned Indian head cents at that....makes sense they were seeded searched and re-rolled....with the 1909 and a few earlier teens. In 1960, rolls would have had 1 teen, few 30's..maybe one 20. and if you were lucky an indian...one indian max every 3rd or 4th roll.
Need to find the 1922. Hard to find. I have two 1899's in my collection that I had for over 30 years.
Hey Rob, Noah here from Texas, Great channel and great video. All I have to say is SCORE!!!! thumbs up for uspennycollection.
Based on fact none were even close to BU or AU I think it is still suspect. Usually the 1950's will be AU and still RED. I got OBW 1955-P and they were awesome red looked brand new. They were all MS63-MS67
My dad and I have been collecting Wheaties for several decades now, and I kind of want to roll them and send them to you just for fun and to see what we might have actually collected.
I’ll buy one
I've wanted a 1909 penny ever since I started collecting! I got so jealous when you got one!!!
$1 on e-bay
I order these a lot
Hi spongebob popsicle
@Chedud3 Hello there
What was the total value if you had to sell each coin you got from the rolls
I think that any penny rolls you get off of ebay have been thoroughly searched. That's not to say the seller couldn't have overlooked something, but I think odds are better are getting them from the bank directly
Well I get them from my bank search a box and put some on ebay without even opening them so they are unsearched
What do ya know Rob uploads right as I'm going through my 5th penny roll...
Question: I have several rolls that looked like those that my father in law gave me, he retired and wanted to travel and not have to worry about coins, so what should I do with them? He wants me to sell them and spend the money on his grandchildren. But how do I go about selling them? I dont want to do this wrong.
This was lots of fun seeing what treasures those rolls had inside!! I'm going to save that seller on eBay in case I can buy some rolls later on!! Thanks for sharing!!
You have a great channel. I love all the information.
I wish people would stop saying from Ebay. Ebay doesn't sell the stuff.So many people are blaming Ebay for stuff that isn't their fault at all.
Awesome Video Rob, Thank you for posting this, I enjoyed it very much!
I thought it funny when he said; looks legit,,They,re free!!!
I have 2 really rare pennies I’m wondering what the worth is?
Both are 1830’s pennies(big half dollar sized)
One is very worn, could barely read it says “1835”. This one has a hole on it sadly so I just wear it as a necklace. Figure even with a hole, it’s still worth something but I like the look of it.
The other is very clear, very good condition, still a decent amount of circulation dings but not too much wear. It’s 1836 and has no hole like the one above lol.
what is the name of the camera that you use to expand into your coins for errors please. Thank you and awesome videos
It’s interesting there were 3 Indians in each roll. Every “I searched” wheat roll I’ve ever purchased has had.... you guessed it.... 3 Indians. Maybe coincidence.
Hey Rob what's your opinion on gold plated indian heads? I know some who is selling 2 of them fairly cheap and it comes with a certificate.
1909 not a vbd and you should have checked that 1888 indian to see if it was 8 over7.
I found an 1882 Indian head!! Rough shape, but how can I find out it’s value?
I have purchased these type of rolls in the past... Just out of curiosity... And there is always 2 or three token indian heads and usually no teen or 20s wheats or maybe 1 or 2 in horrible condition the rest always seem to be 1956..57..58....and never an s mintmark... I cant comment directly on this particular ebay store... I am not sure if its same as i purchased from because it was prob 6 or 7 years ago. As you say... Its fun to get any indian heads because they are next to imposible to find in search boxes or pocket change....so to add to a collection you would have to buy individually on line or at LCS or coinshow... So i guess if you like the mystery and hunt... And can get them delivered in your mail... It would be fun for older people or shut ins to do for fun.... If you want to get rich quick... Prob not the best way.... But some people spend 10 ...20 bux.. or way more per week on drive through coffee.... Lol.... So i say... ""do what you love people... If it makes you happy" at least you get to keep these! That cup of coffee is gone forever!.....wink.. Wink😜👍
I would like to know where you got your placement with information on coins on it
I make them and you can get them here: robfindstreasure.com/whats-for-sale/
looks like a well crafted cull roll....
I have a 1909
Cool finds
Looking at it myself because I have a 1909 VDB in my collection, I don’t think that 1909 is the VDB. I think it’s just some damage.
1888 Indian has a Last 8 over 7. Did you look?
Just saw the last 15 seconds after I wrote this
@@handsometj3739 LOL - yeah - wish it was!
My grandmother gave me a Indian head penny from 1884 in below average condition could it still be valuable??? The poor condition is because of some sticky red residue
Nice finds I found a 1909 vdb in a roll last year looking like it was just minted.
How much are they worth a few dollar few hundred? I dont get these videos os it just for rarity of profit