Coin Roll Hunting With Laine!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Today, I'm joined by Laine and my brother Kevin and we're doing some coin roll hunting!
Coin Roll Hunting is a hobby that involves going to banks and credit unions and asking for rolls of coins. You might ask for pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, halves or dollar coins, and you purchase them for face value. Once you have the coin rolls, you open them up and search for valuable and collectible coins. Everyone who coin roll hunts is looking for something different depending on what they find to be special or unique in a coin. Once you have finished searching through your rolls, you simply bring what's left back to a DIFFERENT bank or credit union (to ensure that you aren't searching the same coins over and over again) and receive your money back. So, it doesn't cost anything and it's a great way to pass the time when the ground is too frozen to metal detect!
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Let me put this as subtly as possible...MORE FREAKING LAINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Um, er, uh...what I meant to say, is that if possible, it would be nice to see more of Laine...in a totally respectful way of course...
Or not...however you want to do it Laine...
Check out JD's Variety...Laine, you should go check out JD...you two just might click if you're into treasure hunting, traveling in the southeast region...and trick shots!
Hey Ryan, Sweet video and I like how you think of your mom. I also like how you bring your coin albums into the videos and give us an idea on the mintage of each coin.
fun watching old video. keep ‘em coming
Like the video but you need to ask for bank rolled coins. Those were all privately rolled which means they were probably gone through for anything that wasn't needed by the person before you. Good Luck. Laine is cute!
Facts
I was lucky enough to find a war nickel in circulation I found a 1945 D in my spare change not even from a bank roll I was surprised when I saw it
That's cool. : )
Wow! I want to go to 1942 club nickel at a ice-skating event in change
ask the store clerk if they have any Eisenhowers in the cash register
loved the video. one thing i must ask, how did someone like you get a hottie babe like you did. All i can say is kudos on the girl, and i hope you spend your worldly treasures on keeping that babe. BOTH THUMBS BRO !!!
He sure spends and gives me lots of treasures and adventures. I am truly blessed! Thank you! 😄
I found a 1936 penny in pocket change
Yeah I'm a collecter
there are aire coins in the 1971D 50 centers
far out brother !
my names Layne!
My names Laine! But it’s spelt L.A.Y.N.E
did u check the dates on the halves for %40ers? A few looked like it from the edge.
I keep every Bicentennial I see
found a 1938 nickel the other day
Special Silver Eisenhower Dollars bear the "S" mint mark. '71's, '72's, '73's there was to versions Silver and Proof. '74's Silver and Proof. 1976's Silver block letters came in the Bicentennial 3 silver coin Special set.
I discovered this video through your Treasurenet post, and I must say, you did a great job here. From my point of view, coin roll hunting is not about making money, but looking through coins every now and then just for fun. If anyone tries to criticize you just for uploading videos (which I think are really entertaining to watch), please don't take it personally, just do whatever makes you happy. I've observed that people who are VERY deep into a hobby take it more seriously than most people, and I have seen some people post their finds on coin forums and not sound excited about it. In my opinion, that takes away the fun of everything and makes this hobby seem more like a chore.
All in all, my advice would be, if uploading these videos makes you happy, keep uploading them. Just remember the basic CRH etiquette of returning coins to a different bank than you picked up at, and have fun!
+Yoshi the Railfanner I couldn't agree more. I would argue that the best part about hobbies like coin roll hunting and metal detecting is sharing the experience with others. Here's an example: I have never found silver while metal detecting and my best find would probably be my first and only buffalo nickel. But i still love to do it because I am joined by my brother and friends that I can share the finds and experience with. For those guys that are keeping their finds to themselves, I don't see much fun to be had.
Oh and btw, I fixed the video description (by popular demand).
Good luck and happy hunting my friend!
+ThreeDotNaught There's the saying that friends are more important than money, and that's precisely what you're living by. I honestly believe that if you are generous with your finds from CRH and metal detecting, it will pay you back at some point. Take this for example: My cousin and I went through his change jar and after putting the keepers aside, my cousin said he was wondering if it was possible to find a silver quarter in circulation. I told him I would look out for one, and believe it or not, I actually found one at work, which I immediately swapped out and gave to my cousin the last time I saw him.
Well earlier this month, I found silver at work again, and this time around, it consisted of SIX silver quarters and 15 dimes ranging from 1946-1964. I feel like that score was my reward for being generous with the interesting things I've found.
The point being: it's more important to do your hobbies with friends rather than alone, because it's more fun that way.
Where are you Now ( 1-26-2023)
Quinn???
Who's Laine?
She's cuuuuuuute!!!! Love the glasses!
Nice Hunt! As far as the Eisenhower dollars go, the silver ones are all minted in San Francisco, 1971-S, 1972-S, 1973-S, 1974-S, and then the 1976-S.
I enjoy coin roll hunting.A roll of pennies from months back had a Wheat Ear reverse.I held onto it.The hunt for old coins is a thrill and fun.Keep up the awesome hunting and videos.
wow you have came far in 6 years man! Congrats on 76k!
Need some more Laine videos!
I'll be in more vidoes this summer when Ryan in back from college!
What kind of video's?
@@laineratliff8772 are you still around with the coins?
I've received over $400 in ikes from banks and not one has been silver, all have been clad doesn't mean you can't find them out there. Just look at the edge and you can tell if there silver like any other coin. .
Nice man! I've heard that even normal clad Ike dollars are worth a small premium these days, might be worth holding on to!
+ThreeDotNaught I haven't kept all of them but I still have about 100 of them. Mostly kept the ones that are in really nice condition. And could have flipped the rest on eBay but I'm just not that motivated to sell on eBay
FYI - They arent called "plain" the ones with no mint mark are from the Philadelphia mint. 1942-1945 with mint mark on the back for nickels are the silver ones. on the post 1937 Jeffersons you should keep an eye out for 1938D, 1939 double die, 1939D, 1942 D over D, 1943 double eye, 1945 double die, 1949 D over S, 1950D, 1954 S over D, 1955 D over S, 1994P, 1997P. As for the question about the IKES, you most likely have clad ones. the way to figure it out is to weigh them. a part silver one will weigh about 24.59 grams while a normal clad will weigh 22.68 grams or a little less. So if you have one that weighs in at 23 grams or more, its probably silver. Hope this post helps you out and welcome to CRH, it not just for fun, its an addiction!
+zwowzers I keep any nickel from before 1964 so you can bet that I'll be looking for all of the dates you just listed. But...what's so special about 94P and 97P? And I've concluded that none of my ikes were silver...I still love them :D
+ThreeDotNaught Most nickel hunters keep before 58-59. The production figures in the 60's were in the billions each year,
+Ben W. Are you sure about that...?
ThreeDotNaught Past the Whitman book, most nickel hunters only keep the pre-60 as they get too many 64s/63s to be worth anything. Also, ask for a box of nickels next time for lots more fun :)
.hey 3.0..nice vid and nice to see ya getting into coin roll hunting..just a tip on the ikes the easiest way to tell if you got silver is if it has an s mintmark and is not a proof because proof has nickel clad and silver clad..also the silver ikes were from '71 - '76..btw, always double check any that might have varieties because someone may have just cashed in an entire roll of all '71d..i find things like that alot..hope this helps and as always happy hunting...
Hey Mike, thanks for watching and thanks for the tips! So far, I haven't been able to find a bank that carries Ike's but I will continue my search. Happy hunting!
+ThreeDotNaught hey 3.0..i too am having a hard time finding ikes anymore..one of my banks had some $500 bags at their processing center and i cleaned them out..you just have to check with different banks and ask them if they can order ikes and if the bank has a processing center often they have coins sitting around and most of the time the banks are glad to get rid of them..also check for halves..my bank still can get the $500 box so i order as often as i can..hope this helps and as always happy hunitng...
Okay, I have to ask. I went to 7 banks in 3 cities near me none of which even had half dollar coins so I put in a request for a $500 box lot and after about a 2 week wait my bank finally called me to say they had my shipment. Sad to say every single coin roll was already marked from the outside "Laughlin Nevada 2011" and sure enough, that was exactly what every half dollar was. Not even a date variation so apparently the box made it from a casino I'm guessing. I tried BofA, Citibank, Chase, and Wells Fargo. I also tried leaving an upper class area I live in for a lower income class location (no disrespect) thinking that maybe there were a bunch of random half dollars circulating in a different economical territory and still, nothing. I've since attempted five (5) more cases and in each instance, I only got new coins with not one silver in the lot.
In short, do you as a professional coin hunter or any other coin hunter reading this have a suggestion to help me out in my quest to start this hobby? So far I'm not finding crap. I'd really love to hear from you guys who have the real tips and tricks of the trade and if you don't want to post it here, please email me direct. Thanks
Well let me start by saying that I am by no means an expert at coin roll hunting. I'm flattered you say that though! From my understanding, coin roll hunting can be a very different game depending on where you live. I have heard that if you're looking to get into the hobby in the California area, you can just forget about it because it's all dried up over there. It's a shame...but it's reality. But do you mean to tell me that you got an entire box of 2011 half dollars? That's something I've never heard of! Any half dollar minted after 2002 is not intended for circulation, so I'm not sure how this could happen! Anyway, if you want to get some quality information on this subject, check out the treasure net coin roll hunting forum. I'll link it here for you so you can check it out: bit.ly/29B8vNA
Let me know how it goes for you and happy hunting!
I'm a noob so maybe I'm wrong, I swear It was 2011 but what ever it was, it was actually hand written on the side of the coin paper roll of every single roll so apparently, someone took the time to separate, organize, and roll them all back up. As for Laughlin, I don't know what that meant other than they may have come from a Laughlin, NV casino? but just a guess. I'm going to try a few more times and try to pick out different regions but it appears no matter what I do I have to special order the $500 cases because thus far I can't find a bank that would have more than maybe one single roll in the whole bank :(
Michael Baker, it is a lot different now than a few years ago. In the late 80's and early 90's I did go through many rolled coins and did fine many good coins that way. Silver was not that hard to find then and I do remember trying to find "full step nickles" and replacing coins in my books with better looking ones. One time I did find a whole roll of wheats. But now it would be hard to find one. I say just keep looking and you will find some, happy hunting.
+numberonesongs4444 Much appreciated. In fact, I've gotten up to buying $3,000 a week worth of halves now and have what I feel is a really good system down. I have 5 banks where I consistently order the $500 cases from and will order 1-2 from each bank each week. Sometimes I get skunked but other times I really come up nice! I'm actually "known"...lol by the bank managers now and out of both courtesy to the banks (plus I was already warned by one bank that if I returned the coins to them, I would be restricted to no more than one case per month) and so as to not put the same coins back through the same circulation of coins I sift, I opened another bank account for free under my sons name because he is 16 years old. No monthly, annual or other fees for someone under 18 and I did this at a bank called EastWest bank here in California which is an Asian bank. They have almost nothing to do with halves and said they can't even order them back to cash (1 Banking system for converting coin to cash and 5 banks for ordering weekly box lots).
I since have collected a lot of silver and a few really nice ones. In fact, I have a spread sheet on all the coins I now have to resell or to help me find when someone wants a coin ring (the main reason I got into this is because I make coin rings) and I now have 554 Pre-1964 90% Silvers. Liberties, Morgans, Freedoms, and even picked up on Silver Eagle and a 1893 from one of the bank managers who said they had some "Big old dollar coins" and wanted to know if I wanted to pick them up. I'm totally set up for my coin making hobby and have since slowed down on coin roll hunting but yes, it does work.
Get in good with bankers and tellers, they will call you when loose coins come in on top of your box orders if you are nice with them! I had one call one day that a guy just brought in $175 worth of halves and what looked like old coin dollars and knowing I collected, they asked if I wanted them? I flew out there and it was literally the biggest treasure I've ever seen! Every coin was silver pre 64' and I was just blown away! I brought back two $25 gift certificates for a local restaurant and gave one to the bank manager, and the other to the teller (I totally made out HUGE even if I just resold them on ebay on that one).
Thanks for the help - It's been fun.
hobby or business? zzzzzzzz
I've never seen plastic coin rolls before where I live, Kinda cool Good luck and good hunting!
+Jaydon s (J-Frame Games) We get them occasionally, they're kind of a pain in the butt to open hahah. Good luck to you as well!
The Cherry Pickers Guide to Coin Collecting is the best book for new collectors!
0:00 And thus, a legend was born
awesome job i love coin roll hunting!!!
I have seen it written already, but I will troll you with it again. Get BANK ROLLED coins only. When you look at privately rolled coins, they have most likely been searched.
Either that, or you'll stumble upon someone's private collection. There are benefits and downsides to both.
ThreeDotNaught I can say I saw what I thought was a dispersed collection of V nickles some other TH-camr did. That was cool, but I think those were bank rolled. However, I do see your point.
+Imat Roll dude...that was my video 😂
ThreeDotNaught LOL!!!! I watch so many. Sorry. Just being well entertained. Kudos to you! Did great! I'll shut up and keep watching. Thanks for the vids!
+Imat Roll you're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Hay @Quin's coins talking to you from the future 12/28/21 your happy, healthy and still doing coins. Thanks I'm just here watching from the start.
Why didnt u look at the ends?
Sorry for that Quint. My first box of halves, I separated all my halves by year in 2019. I did put years on wrapper and mint. Was gonna go back and look for errors. Not a chance, got really sick. Better now. Coins came from Sarasota, FL.
All nickels are the easiest to find because the older ones also look like modern ones so nickels are the best thing to search
exactly!
Quin's Coins Love hunting nickels!!
Quin !
I'll stop texting & asking questions because you ignore & never answer me. BYE !
It is disappointing
its a old video now
Abitant a Bruxelles ç BELGIQUE), ou dois-je me rendre avec mes pièces???
Bien a vous
14:50
Years
: 1971-1978
Metal
: Copper-nickel clad Copper
very nice Opal ring
Knew nothing about coin roll hunting - thanks for sharing
71-74 may be silver but are most likely clad
Another interesting coin roll video.
I got excited when u said "Whats that there..."
Yes they are 40 percent silver
Laine is Ryan's sister.
You missed 2 silvers 😂
Marry her.
Yes shell 2009
will u sell
i would love it if you made more treasure hunting videos!!
+Sor Sor Science07 Will do! I'm working on a few videos at the moment but I will definitely continue to keep up with this awesome hobby (:
ThreeDotNaught Yay!!!
A.L.Y.
9:08 silveeeeeeeer
That ain't silver
keep the 2009's they are rare
I've been on the lookout for a 2009 and haven't found one yet so I'd have to say you're right about that! We have another coin roll hunting video coming out on Thursday, I find my first silver and a few other things!
+ThreeDotNaught I found 5 2009 nickels and 2 2009 dimes the other day
Boring af
Son of a bitch! I found a 1945 Denver in public and only 37.2 million were minted compared to the others?
Dude! I should not have beaten it up so much! The 1945 Denver War Nickel was the lowest minted of the rest of the 1945 War Nickels.
It would have been better to keep in good condition!
Dammit!
I've been coin roll hunting for DECADES ( im quite a lot older than you) back in the early 1980's and up into the mid 1990's silver could be found in just about EVERY roll of half dollars sometimes an ENTIRE roll of halves were 40%ers I stopped looking for a long time I had so much of it ... recently in the last year I got interested in it again and ordered $1,000 in halves ..I went through the entire box and guess what I found ...1...ONE silver half in the ENTIRE BOX ...a GORGEOUS 1964 half, looked like it had just been struck ( the one your looking for ) 😂😂😂 .... I also found a few NIFC halves ..it was a bit disappointing...but it is what it is, and at least i found something.
hey guys
Keep searching, I do the same thing :)