Coin Roll Hunting Canadian Nickels! We Three Kings!! EPIC finds, including KING GEORGE V!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- This was one of the strangest boxes ever! Part collection dump, part searched box, and we even got the newest Canadian coins to the hit the street! The number of finds was relatively low, but could this still have been my BEST BOX EVER? You be the judge!
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Nice finds the 44 is a beauty. I haven't done any coin roll hunting lately and took my rolls back to the bank today just to get some cash and I asked the bank teller if she has seen any king charles coins yet and she said no but someone gifted her a king charles nickel in a 2x2 and she gave it to me which was awesome. I work a retail job and I still haven't got a single king charles coin yet.
My banks haven't seen any of these in the branch yet either (and they don't open rolls they get). Realy nice of your teller to get you one! Thanks somuch for watching!
The 1938 is the third rarest of the beaver nickel after the 1948 and the 1942 tombac. Great find.
Definitely not one you'd expect to find often!
Wow, I almost fell out of my chair when you grabbed that 1936... Incredible what you found. I enjoyed that hunt a lot. Thanks for posting.
You and me both! That's the third I've found so far. But I've yet to find a George 5th penny in the wild.
Nice meeting you in person James!
Thanks so much for introducing yourself and saying hello at the Waterloo Coin Society meeting this week. I'm glad I got the chance to meet your son, as well. Hopefully I'll get the chance to meet your daughter! I'm so glad that your family has been enjoying my videos!
I love your videos man
Everytime I watch one I learn something new
That's great to hear - thanks so much! I'm still learning myself, and I'm happy to share what I learn along the way!
Tremendous box. I was hoping you'd get one like that. I've had lots of simmilar boxes. I just gave away a full roll of BU charles for $2 because of boxes like those. Getting too many. Never found a George V one so thats better than all the rest put together. I finally found the charles dime so thats the set including the 50 cent all collected at face value. Also it's been a long time since I've seen a real V nickel around. So thats another great score. I hope you get more boxes like that coming your way.
Thanks so much! I could take boxes like this all day long!
Woohoo! AMAZING hunt...I find it interesting that there were some "suspicious" rolls, while others (like "that one") were stacked. Congrats on getting your King Charles III nickels, and of course that 1936! I just got my 3rd a couple weeks ago in a box, but on the other end of the spectrum - a 1922. They're still out there, for sure!
Excellent find with that '22! You never really know what you're going to get with a box of 50 rolls. Often they're assembled from a bunch of rolls that came from different sources. But I always wish, when I get a roll like that, that the whole box was like that!!
Back when I used to roll coins for work or whatever, I would place them all the same orientation, I place my food in the cupboard English side out too xD some people are just lame so that may the case with rolls you find that way.
True enough - I guess you never know!
Wow great fines Nice see the oldies
Still haven’t found any Charles coins yet? Out here in Sask
Hopefully they make their way out to you soon!
Great hunt! I haven't even found one KGV roll hunting. There are 2024s out in the wild too; have a dime.
That's good to know regarding the 2024s coming out into circulation! Haven't found one yet. What part of Canada are you in? I'm in SW Ontario.
@@sawyerdawson28 Nova Scotia but the 2024 dime came from friend in TO.
@@bhringer Got it, nice. Thanks for that!
Gotta keep my eyes open for the 2024!!
@@CADRollHunter Just found my first one late last night! What a surprise.
8:23 holy moly that a great find
Absolutely! I never expect to find something this old.
I got two 2023, perfect, one obverse one reverse, i only ever found george 5 once, but there was about 15 in the box , it was a collection dump roll, even a 1913 buffalo nickel, with nice toning, in like maybe Xf shape, redbook $20, most expensive coin i found
That's an epic score!
Someone might not have searched those sorted coins, could just be someone with OCD putting them away
From what I can tell, banks get boxes in 2 different ways, they get them from where ever, maybe more then one place, brinks for sure maybe others
But the other way is they pack the box themselves from coins brought in
I got a box at my dump bank once, and I mark all my rolls with a A, and 45 of the 50 rolls were my own rolls with the A, that's why I know they can build their own box
I hate those minitube wrappers, I've had coins fall out of them, I don't buy them anymore I get the flat ones with no bottom, a little more annoying to pack but better quality
That chromium coin is nice, I always get rusty ones
I’m in the southeastern U.S.
Recently I asked the customer service in a Publix grocery store and they had a 2023 KC III nickel, got it for free as it is a foreign coin here in the states.
It is fascinating how many U.S. coins you get there. When I CRH here, I usually find 1 Canadian nickel in about every 2 boxes.
Nice hunt!
That's crazy that you got one already in the States, and free, too! Congrats! That's awesome!
@@CADRollHunterthank you, I have also found three Canadian large cents: 1904 and 1908 (King Edward VIII), and an 1876H (Queen Victoria), one 1871 Prince Edward Island cent, as well as a couple KGV cents and a KGV nickel, and a pile of assorted world coins, all for free from Publix.
Word of advice to those who coin roll hunt: be friends with your grocery store managers and bank tellers, so he/she can set them aside for you.
What a great hunt with lots of finds.You sounded like you enjoyed the hunt as much as I did.Greetings from south of the border.
Thanks 👍I did enjoy it for sure. Thanks for watching!!
Wow amazing hunt congrats 👍
Thanks so much for watching!
After hearing from several Canadian collectors about the potential scarcity of the 2023 King Charles III coins, I was surprised to see how many there were in the rolls you have. Do you have any mintage numbers for the 2023 coins yet?
No numbers have been released, so time will tell. It's really hard to know for sure. I'm going to hold onto all of them for sure until I find out what the numbers really are. Thanks!!
Cool find! I have been finding American coins recently. Up till now, I have over $50 USD in coins collected.
Sounds like you need to head down to the States for a little cross-border shopping!
What an awesome hunt! Boatload of CK3s! but those oldies! Congrats!
Thanks, Emanuel! It was a very interesting hunt. Feast and famine, all in the same box!!
Just putting my theory of what's happening with more modern Canadian nickels (and Canadian coins in general), I think that the dies at the RCM may have been over-greased in places in addition to some weaker strikes, causing some beads to not show from certain angles. btw congrats on your epic KGV & KGVI finds!
Edit - Numista has mintage figures for all circulating KCIII coins
That's a pretty decent theory and you might well be correct! Thanks for weighing in!!
What's better than a George VI? How about a George V!👍
Absolutely!! Another spot filled in the early years!
Congrats on the KGV. I found my second ever KGV the other week too!
Nice!! That's awesome!
Love the beaver hunts!
Thanks so much for watching! Much appreciated!
Awesome hunt thank you so very much for sharing 👍👍❤️
Thanks for watching! i always appreciate it, Granville!!
I haven't found a King Charles III or King George VI or King George v. I've seen the Queen Elizabeth II have all the portraits from, 1963 young head a 1974 through 1985 crown portrait short crown portrait from 1998 And then the uncrown portrait from 2008
Keep your eyes peeled and I'm sure you'll find some of the older stuff!!
Some spectacular finds there James! :D
Thanks so much, Alrik!!
I've seen the weak strike denticles on quarters and dimes too in recent years, maybe since 2017. It's strange because none of the rest of the strike looks weak. Perhaps something in the edge milling process is affecting it or maybe even the planchets have changed in some way. There also seems to be really good condition on every 2016 no matter the denomination - very deep strikes and amazing quality still to this day.
I agree that the strikes are excellent on those 2016's and still curious at what is ultimately causing these issues with the beads. Very odd! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@CADRollHunter I'm doing some more coin roll hunting this weekend and I'm noticing something since we talked about this "flat beads" issue. I'm noticing on coins that have the flattest ones and largest number, the strike on the rest of the image is actually deeper than average. I wonder if there is a correlation?
Have you really check the back of 2001p the are some have a bib look at the base of the front of her neck, and some have a little piece of metal in the same spot
I haven't looked at those closely. I'll try and keep that in mind for the next time I get nickels. Thanks for mentioning it again!
3 mins ago is wild. Great finds
Thanks so much for watching! I appreciate it!
May I ask what you do with the nickel cup coins? Do you stack them or do you sell them for more than face value to a scrapper?
I'm just holding onto them for now. I might sell them in future, but it's illegal to melt Canadian coins, so you can't scrap them.
@@CADRollHunter Thanks. I thought maybe you had a connection with the Mint and their program to recycle the stuff.
Not King Charles VI. But King George VI
Yup! That's what happnes when I get excited, and now we have too many kings!! lol!!
Just subscribed; looks like fun!
Thanks so much, Robert! I hope you enjoy my videos! Much appreciated!
Hello Cad Roll Hunter do you think I should hold on to nickel coins
At the moment, I'm holding on to anything 1981 and earlier that is 100% nickel. You could consider doing the same thing. Only time will tell how high the cost of nickel goes and if it will end up being worth the effort.