We're 99% sure there were no rare coins. The coins were mostly from work and change. We tried to get nothing but silver coins in. but some pennies snuck through.
+Don't Worry not at all true. i bought 9 bucks in half dollars the other day from the bank and got 3 silver coins. i bought 20 bucks in quarters and got 5 silver pieces ... musta been a mint in there
LMNOP Person Definately true, count yourself as a lucky person, provided that story is true and you didnt just lie to get some internet credit points. Go to any coin collecting forum and people will collectively agree that finding pre-1965 silver quarters is near impossible. Not IMPOSSIBLE but near impossible.
This was a weekly activity when I worked part time at an arcade game room. The security truck would come to the back door and they had the machine in the truck. Quarters really add up fast!
I was expecting the machine to go 'fuck you dude, I ain't swallowing that much in 1 go'. My god, how much did that jug weigh before you broke it, must have weighed a few hundred kilos. Hint, 1 kg is roughly 2.2 pounds weight.
In 1971 a senior gentleman came into the bank I worked for on three SEPARATE occasions within a year and cashed in $6,000 worth of change each time. 6K in 1971 money is equivalent to 40K in 2020 money
That looked like fun! I’m gonna ask my bank to change $500 from me into change so I can use their coin-counting machine and get my (hopefully) $500 back!
I had a mix of coins in the water jug shown here, collected as loose change over 5 years. It totaled $998 and I was disappointed it was not $1k. Cool video!
If you used Coinstar, hope that was gross before they took their cut and not just net after they took their share, unless you opted for gift car for no fee
In Japan, I had to trade a 1926 yen coin to get a 2008 quarter dollar. idk if i got stiffed but I checked online and found they cost around 20000 yen(about two watermelons) to buy 2015 unc ones
I'd be careful with that. You should maths up the coins - remove the weight of the water keg and find the weight of a quarter and divide them to gether and find out a good estimate business.financialpost.com/news/fp-street/toronto-dominion-bank-facing-class-action-lawsuit-over-coin-counting-machines-in-canada I couldn't find the weight of an empty 5 gallon jug but if it was 200lbs of just quarters it'd be $3999 dollars roughly. So you may be missing $100+ dollars depending on the weight of the jug.
I do the same thing every year I fill up the same type of jugs. Everyday I put my loose silver change and singles in there and usually end up w two full ones at the end of the year. Usually end up w anywhere between $5,000 and $10,000. Awesome way to save money without trying and really thinking about it!!
Or one could simply switch bank or ask the bank to think about featuring a Keep the Change Savings Program like Bank of America does, take a bit of time and look it up.
@@RetroAP I actually used to get a lot from stores when I was in high school 2008-2012 he's been saving for years a good chunk could be silver coins. I see less now but will still get one occasionally.
Always always check your change every time a cashier gives it to you. Not only are there a lot of Canadian Penney's out there which sucks but there is still a lot of 90% silver dimes nickles and quarters out there!
Andygamer99 if they were all silver quarters that would have been nearly $50,000 but that's nothing I work in the coin business and a guy collected silver quarters since the ww2 Era when he cashed them in had nearly $6,000,000 in silver now that's some serious $$$
That made my coin collection look so insignificant. I only got around to counting my quarters and it came to 1,077 dollars. Never got the chance to count the dimes, nickels, and pennies.
I have a small little tiny ziplock bag with me right now and I missed my chance of being able to cash them in at the grocery store. I was going to buy a movie ticket with the cash. Yall however get to make a small down payment!!!
Some banks now offer a change savings program, look up "Keep the Change Saving at Bank of America" or here is a link www.bankofamerica.com/deposits/keep-the-change/
As tedious as it sounds you probably should've looked at each individual coin - there's over 25 coins still circulating that are rare, worth anywhere from $300.00 - $10,000,000.00!!!
Man you could of had one heck of a week at carnival playing coin dozer . Should of cashed em out for some rolls of pennies and used them for Xmas gifts, give the kids a ten pounder for there gaming console. Hell use the rolls to pay for everything,take a ten pound sachell to Chile's and give the waitress a three pound sack of nutn but Lincoln's. Do it flynt style my brotha.
Just save quarters only and see what you cash out with, the smaller change isn't worth the hassle of lugging it to the credit union. I gave up on banks years ago, they're all crooks.
What bank is this and where's it located? TD Bank was the only bank in NYC that I know of that accepted unwrapped coins,now they don't. Anyone know a bank in NYC that has a coin machine?
After almost three years of silence, I am commenting now to say... no. We did not check for any silver. Yeehaw Cowboy!
sunrase9225 how long did that take to save. I been saving for a couple monthes now
That took years. Many years.
Sooo much cash.. Damn
It would take quite a bit to save up that much again... Maybe.
Yo rich now boi
I just imagine some kid came in with like 20 dollars in change to cash in and had to wait for him to finish
if it was me with that lot, i would give the kid £20 and say chuck the coins in the bxo, im sure he will be happy.
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this motivates me to save coins lol
Willy Thiessen yeaah me too
Mostly becuz I want to be rich
Willy Thiessen lol same
Same here
Willy Thiessen l have 2 folder jars worth lol
That's nothing you should have seen the amount of coins my ex-wife earned as a stripper. People really made it hail for her.
omg 😂
how much I bet this is more
about 3 fiddy
What do you mean that's not nothing? That's something lol.
nice
"now get the FUCK out of my bank"
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We're 99% sure there were no rare coins. The coins were mostly from work and change. We tried to get nothing but silver coins in. but some pennies snuck through.
+sunrase9225 Yeah but you probably had a lot of pre-1965 quarters made of 90 percent silver. A lot more money if you separated them.
+Vegas Sharp probably had maybe 10 at most, finding pre- 1965 quarters is nearly impossible in todays day and age
+Don't Worry not at all true. i bought 9 bucks in half dollars the other day from the bank and got 3 silver coins. i bought 20 bucks in quarters and got 5 silver pieces ... musta been a mint in there
LMNOP Person Definately true, count yourself as a lucky person, provided that story is true and you didnt just lie to get some internet credit points. Go to any coin collecting forum and people will collectively agree that finding pre-1965 silver quarters is near impossible. Not IMPOSSIBLE but near impossible.
I'm a silver stacker and yes it's hard but they're out there. I find way more silver dimes than quarters though.
40 minutes? That's pretty fast for $3757
This was a weekly activity when I worked part time at an arcade game room. The security truck would come to the back door and they had the machine in the truck. Quarters really add up fast!
I was expecting the machine to go 'fuck you dude, I ain't swallowing that much in 1 go'. My god, how much did that jug weigh before you broke it, must have weighed a few hundred kilos. Hint, 1 kg is roughly 2.2 pounds weight.
wonniewarrior That's what she said
In 1971 a senior gentleman came into the bank I worked for on three SEPARATE occasions within a year and cashed in $6,000 worth of change each time. 6K in 1971 money is equivalent to 40K in 2020 money
Dude that's enough for a nice vacation
That's a lot of 💰 you did well saving all that.well done you x
omg. The highest I ever cashed in was only $200.00 Way ahead of me bud 😊🤣😀
That looked like fun! I’m gonna ask my bank to change $500 from me into change so I can use their coin-counting machine and get my (hopefully) $500 back!
😂 People find new ways to waste time. Well if it gives you joy so be it. Have fun😃😂
@@nitink.a567 Pretty sure its a joke
I had a mix of coins in the water jug shown here, collected as loose change over 5 years. It totaled $998 and I was disappointed it was not $1k. Cool video!
If you used Coinstar, hope that was gross before they took their cut and not just net after they took their share, unless you opted for gift car for no fee
Cool, with that 3700$ maybe now you can buy a real smart phone...
U would never
Fuckin savage
Dayuuum...
ouch
You can bet veey cool phone
Thats like a coin roll hunters dream.
And that's just the coins they found under there couch cushions.
This video has made me want to save all my pennies now 😁😁😁
In Japan, I had to trade a 1926 yen coin to get a 2008 quarter dollar. idk if i got stiffed but I checked online and found they cost around 20000 yen(about two watermelons) to buy 2015 unc ones
It's a shame TD Bank no longer has the coin machine available. I have jars of coin's.
I'd be careful with that. You should maths up the coins - remove the weight of the water keg and find the weight of a quarter and divide them to gether and find out a good estimate
business.financialpost.com/news/fp-street/toronto-dominion-bank-facing-class-action-lawsuit-over-coin-counting-machines-in-canada
I couldn't find the weight of an empty 5 gallon jug but if it was 200lbs of just quarters it'd be $3999 dollars roughly. So you may be missing $100+ dollars depending on the weight of the jug.
yeah but they were at a grocery store most likely and the grocery store actually takes a percentage of the money
David Price looked like a bank
Why is this video so satisfying to watch lol
how long did that take to accumulate all of those coins???
madden1331 many years
So insane....I thought I was doing well when I filled up an old coffee can. Lol
BombsAway 40 min
If I were I would take the cash at the end and go buy 3 ounces of gold. Lol
+117rebel why gold?
Or buy two beautiful 100oz JM silver bars.
Because money gets affected by inflation. Good you just watch the market.
One of those coins could've been really rare and worth more than all of that alone.
Damn dude, at 1:16, dumping all shorts of quarters lol. Damn.
I do the same thing every year I fill up the same type of jugs. Everyday I put my loose silver change and singles in there and usually end up w two full ones at the end of the year. Usually end up w anywhere between $5,000 and $10,000. Awesome way to save money without trying and really thinking about it!!
Or one could simply switch bank or ask the bank to think about featuring a Keep the Change Savings Program like Bank of America does, take a bit of time and look it up.
My best guess would that he owns either a laundromat, car wash, or a wishing well.
Did you check for silver ones? 1964 and before on quarters, dimes, and halves (90%).
Cole Clary almost none of those are in circulation I did however get a 1950s dime in my change one time
@@RetroAP I actually used to get a lot from stores when I was in high school 2008-2012 he's been saving for years a good chunk could be silver coins. I see less now but will still get one occasionally.
So fun to watch!👍
Always always check your change every time a cashier gives it to you. Not only are there a lot of Canadian Penney's out there which sucks but there is still a lot of 90% silver dimes nickles and quarters out there!
Just imagine if all those were silver quarters
Just imagine if all those were golden dollars
Andygamer99 if they were all silver quarters that would have been nearly $50,000 but that's nothing I work in the coin business and a guy collected silver quarters since the ww2 Era when he cashed them in had nearly $6,000,000 in silver now that's some serious $$$
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I don't care for silver quarters only Vermont state quarters
10,000+
That made my coin collection look so insignificant. I only got around to counting my quarters and it came to 1,077 dollars. Never got the chance to count the dimes, nickels, and pennies.
If it looks insignificant , and makes you sad then you need to ship it to me. Shouldn't keep stuff which makes you look insignificant 😝😝 .
amazing this is great coins counting
enjoyed the video thanks for sharing
What I do when I have a lot of change is I go to stores and ask if I can switch it out for cash
QUARTERS. THAT'S WHAT I'M SAVING UP WITH! 😀😬😁😃😄😆
This annoys me. I'm a coin collector and there could've been a lot of really good coins in there😭😭😭
Im about to do this yall probably had alot of money
I'm jealous....most I ever got from turning in coins was about $253, which I used to buy me a new bass and a bass setup.
as a coin collector i whould had love too go trew all them coins
Hide your coins. I am coming after them😝 don't say i didn't warn you .😝😜😂
Damn... Give me some! I need some for the laundry mat!
How long did that take to save?
+Ryan Zlatniski Many years
Ryan Zlatniski lol
gamepop 63 your funny
gamepop 63 who is bob ross?? Your exgirlfriend????
If you do it the right way, it can take anywhere from 1 to 3 years
I have a small little tiny ziplock bag with me right now and I missed my chance of being able to cash them in at the grocery store. I was going to buy a movie ticket with the cash.
Yall however get to make a small down payment!!!
Waoooo amazing!!
I have 5 bottles filled of coins but l didn't know the changing coin lets you change a lot money!!!
Looks like that took my whole life to save all that 😂😂
Holy crap! Thats insane!
Lol last time I did this I had 75 bucks
ryan murphy probably with pennies
Ouch, Imagine how many state quarter maps that could fill
What if those were all silver?!
200lbs of coins produced a VERY gracious payday save them coins people👆👀👏
Damn, maybe I should save my change-
So awesome
I wonder how long it took to fill that thing
Spend the change as you go along so you don't have to do this.
Jesus Faith you miss the point.. it's a nice savings... kind of like a income tax check
This guy has a blackberry from 2010. He's obviously doing good
Awesome way to save change.
Some banks now offer a change savings program, look up "Keep the Change Saving at Bank of America" or here is a link
www.bankofamerica.com/deposits/keep-the-change/
Does the same*
Me:comes into a bank with a gallon of quarters
Bank person thing: oh fuck off
Enough to buy a new iphone
Ethan 101 lol
Such a large amount of coins turned into cash. Amazing. 💵
As tedious as it sounds you probably should've looked at each individual coin - there's over 25 coins still circulating that are rare, worth anywhere from $300.00 - $10,000,000.00!!!
That alot of money & good video. 😉🏆
alot? its spelled "a lot" please
Nice!!!!!
That could buy me a decent English saddle
i cant even save up ten dollars in change, before i go thru my truck and scrape them up for gas and beer money. hardtimes
How long did it take to accumulate that amount of change?
Great haul!!!
THIS IS INSANE
Oh wow...how many years did it take to save that much?
Where and how did you get all these quarters from? Spare change??? Tips??
all of it either his or spare change from other folks at his workplace or he found on the ground
Note to self: save coins
Wow alot of coins
10 years worth of change
nice channel
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Nice
Nice one .....in spain in the Deutsche Bank the said to me that coins are not moeny.
Damn I miss the old Canadian paper bills.
How many years did it take to save all those coins?
He fucking flexing at the end 😂
WOW,, how long did it take you to save up this amount of money?
Did you check the coin rejection slot and run them back through???....you probably had over a hundred that got bounced back.
I need to start doing this O_o
That's probably like 5 years of saving up those coins
Wow that guy had a good day
Please tell me you checked for silver before putting them in that water jug?
3:31 I like he kinda slips looking through the money
WOW i really enjoyed that 😎💰💰💰💰💰=💵💵💵💵💵💵👍
This guy after work found all the silver coins and walked away with 5 grand
Wow thats a lot of coins
I would have gone through every single one of those for an error.
Man you could of had one heck of a week at carnival playing coin dozer . Should of cashed em out for some rolls of pennies and used them for Xmas gifts, give the kids a ten pounder for there gaming console. Hell use the rolls to pay for everything,take a ten pound sachell to Chile's and give the waitress a three pound sack of nutn but Lincoln's. Do it flynt style my brotha.
Maybe I need buy a vending machine and sell sodas out of it lol
Just save quarters only and see what you cash out with, the smaller change isn't worth the hassle of lugging it to the credit union. I gave up on banks years ago, they're all crooks.
This is amazing👍🏽
What bank is this and where's it located? TD Bank was the only bank in NYC that I know of that accepted unwrapped coins,now they don't. Anyone know a bank in NYC that has a coin machine?
Most we've ever done in a stop was $822
*when I put my coins in the machine*
"Nice £30"
*watches this video*
"Jesus fucking Christ kill me now"
how long did that take you to fill up?