Coin Shop Owner "Don't Bother Looking For Mint Error Coins!"
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2023
- Coin Shop Owner "Don't Bother Looking For Mint Error Coins!" You can still find mint error coins in coin rolls from the bank, I think I've proved that myself through my coin roll hunts but finding a 1969 doubled die penny is certainty like hitting the lottery! Brad from Coins Plus in Cincinnati shares his thoughts on mint error coins.
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I have a Lincoln coin I need to sell 1974
I love your content. You do an amazing job promoting the hobby and passion. This guy is a real bummer.. Don't bother looking at your coins.? Lol. How did all the certified errors get graded and sold at auction for good money get there? Obviously not by this loser.!
Hi
have two......steal wheat pennys 1943D and a 1943S, rare or what... They stick to a magnet....?
Why do we need these? You and coin shop guy just told us we are not going to find anything
Error coins aren't worthless, they are worth what ever someone is willing to pay for them.
YOUR NOT KIDDING...
Coin stores are just scams all they care about is getting a coin for the lowest amount so they can mark up with the real prices when somebody walks in and wants that coin
The "I know your Mr Internet" comment from him would of immediatly had me heated. Dont never let anybody try to belittle or make light of what you have accomplished over the years. You have really built up a great business & channel.
I have found lots of coins that are doubled dies. Just the other day I found a 2018 DDO. Never stop looking at coins. I have found many cool error coins in my pocket change.
I hv a bunch of 2018 DDO DDR pennies as well as far back as 2007 to 2023 alot are just machine doubling in which there is a market for those also.
The thing I didn't hear mentioned is the fact roll hunting is FREE and has ZERO loss when done properly.
I genuinely just enjoy looking through coins. Unlike the lottery where I'm losing $, I can always turn my coins back in. It's more about the fun and CHANCE of a rare coin without costing me that I like.
That's what people say who inherit their dad's old coin shop and have money to bye "real" mint errors
lmao facts
I'm all for looking for errors in coins. The expectation of getting rich off said errors isn't exactly there like the internet tells you. Please enjoy your hobby, there may be a chance of a life changing coin, however the expectation of that will lead to failure.
What's crazy is Couch collectibles was doing nothing but agreeing with him. That's a little frustrating when he is posting most all content about errors and finding them in your pocket change. Pretty sad in my opinion opinion.
That's called being a sellout.
Its Just called being “diplomatic” (for the interviewer) and its very different if you own a coin shop ,imagine people coming to you with good-great-ugly coins on a regular basis (sometimes desperate people)
@guysumpthin2974
When someone tells you to look for those exact coins for 4 years and then changes his tune in front of an "expert", they either have no clue what they are talking about or they just plainly flipped the script.
Lol 😂he knows how hard it is to find .. but he should had told it .. make a living off error videos .. so says alot about him n his passion right
@@guysumpthin2974 ummm, that's what a shop is for. To help people. They get people like that no matter what selling coins! The problem is agreeing that finding errors coins is basically impossible when he advertises that you can find them in your pocket change. He is being a hypocrite and straight lying., especially when that is what he is all about and get subscribers paying money to see him lie!
He's not a coin guy he's just a shop owner .
The hunt is what I love. The hunt is what got me started 30 yrs ago looking through my grandparents' change filling books. I myself love finding stuff that looks wrong on a coin and doing my own research to see what the difference is. I do that because I'm afraid I'd get ripped off.
Yes I started when I was 15 years old and that fool is trying to beat down people so he can buy at a cheaper price so he can make a larger profit. People have collected coins before I was around and there is always a guy looking to benefit off of others and I'd like to go to his coin shop he probably sells coins at face value ( right ).
It is wild that there are folks agreeing with this coin dealer (who prefers we buy from him instead). It's like metal detecting. You just never know what you might find next, and that's the fun.
This guy its trying ta tell us ta not save our change so he gets em all lol
As far as I am concerned the only legitimate doubled-die is one you do not need a loupe or magnifying glass for: the 1955 Lincoln Head cent...
Agreed if it's not easy to see it's not DD enough.
I love the search,I refuse to stop and I can't afford to send coins at this time to be graded but you can trust I have an eBay account and make sure I am completely honest about the errors I have tried selling. The trolls on eBay are the reason I can't actually make a dollar because according to eBay I've made close to 9 thousand when in reality I've sold nothing and my prices are much lower than the ones that people have posted that are similar
Grading coins are like $15 each that's very affordable
@@riggedreality420 PCGS LOWEST GRADING PRICE IS $22.00
I really would hate to step on anybody’s dream or hope but coins is not where it is. It was 60 years ago when you could still find silver and I’m not talking about one here and there. Lots of it been there and done that. The only time I’ve ever really come out collecting is whenever the 2017 P Lincoln Penny came out and I still have 80 boxes.
@@carboncopy6767I've put my change in cookie jars the last 21 years because I hate dealing with change. I finally went thru and separated them all according to currency. I had about 3 gallons of coins, my 12 year old and his friend helped me. I only found like 30 majority silver coins before 1964 out of all that change. I did find a cool dime, but I can't confirm what really happened to it or what it is. It has a bubble on the head that's pretty cool looking. But it all seems more valuable to me cashed in at the bank.
I love looking for error coins, I guess he is kind of right, the odds of finding a valuable error coin is going to be tough but you can't find them if you don't look for them. My best find was buying 2 unc rolls of 1961-D pennies & in those 2 rolls I found 27 of the 61-D over horizontal D RPM variety so it is possible to find some good one's 👍
Well yeah it is hard and I'm pretty new to the coin thing but I have actually found that Extremely Rare error meant and I know for sure that I have one of the rarest error meant 1964 D Lincoln cent and I'm not sure how or what to do but I am 200% sure that real coin collectors are gonna be very interested in this coin and its definitely go be worth my time that I've spent last year1/2 looking for that coin, it's the real deal because it has 5 numbers on the date and I'm so excited and I'm gonna just keep it in a safe place until I fine someone I can trust to help me with selling my coin. I've watched 100s of couch collectibles videos and others to for the past Yr.1/2 and I think I may seen or heard of this being found in a coin before but yeah I ha e that Extremely rare coin ,so excited about it, so who want pics lol I have that E.R.Coin. Thanks A.M.
I found a 1969 penny that goes for $100 all day long.
@@anitamcclain2616That's awesome! Whatever happened with it?
I have three 1969D No FG with a floating roof and probably 70 die cracks on a 2022
dont look for your own coins....buy from my shop. thats what he seems to say without saying it. just wondering if he has a double die coin, how much will he sell it for?
guys like him show how little passion they have for their industry. He would chase away coin collectors instead of inviting them in.
Also how did he 1st start out? Searching coins I would assume. To each there own but nothing wrong with coin roll hunting and nothing wrong with collecting what other's have found or collected themselves. A win win for the business and hobby.
He's actually telling you the truth it's an absolute waste of time I've been looking for a rare coins for the last 5 years I have found nothing
So this guy is putting down look through my coins. So he is saying that coins tv or couch collectable and a few more is living and are just wasting our time for watching there videos. Or just telling us lies we will never find in ever day change.
@riggedreality420 He's telling you his opinion! You're experience in 5yrs will be different from others. This is what makes coinhunting and/or collecting great. I hope you keep on searching and find that rare coin you're looking for.
@@riggedreality420 man I roll hunting and keeping your eye 👁 out and checking your coins can be a very good thing. I have found alot of good coins for my collection by roll hunting. And getting change back where I live in Tennessee and live in a little town. It is very hard to find any west point coins and S mint marks. But my wife got a west point quarter and we sent it in and got it graded and now ppl are buying and selling them for 100 up to 300 for the one we got back in our change. And not only that I have found alot of good errors in pennys as well and sold a few on ebay that I had extra of.
Typical pawn shop attitude encourage people to think something is worthless so he can get it for free. More for him less for us gtfo. He’s not fooling me for a second.
1902 indian head wheat cent and 1909 indian head wheat cent and 1926 standing liberty quarter an was told they were worth face value...just to see someone on TV sell one for thousands..it's disgusting.
. what I said. That's a Big shop and he said he had another one.. People need to be real. A red flag goes up when I see stuff like this.
Education is the key. Understanding the minting process, true double dies and strike doubling, and exploring varieties are prerequisites for any novice numismatist. Yes, the internet is saturated with hype, misinformation, and fairy tales of incredible wealth. The simple fact is this: virtually all new errors are found by experienced numismatists, not novices, because we know what we're looking for. That said, anyone can search for errors provided they have done their homework as indicated. The more interested and educated people who want to participate in the hunt, the better for the hobby because we need them to help drive demand in the numismatic marketplace.
Great interview. What stuck with me is the importance of properly identifying the errors on a coin. I.E. properly identifying the terms "double die", "doubled die", "double strike" etc etc. What I was wondering after the interview is if there exists a comprehensive price list anywhere of how much to sell a particular error coin for. The prices seem to be all over the map. In any case this highly experienced shop owner was very enjoyable to learn from and thanks for the video ! Thank You Brad !
I thought the guy was a hack. Like I said on another guy's comment I want to go to his shop so I can buy those non double die but double stamped from him for face value because he was just being completely honest let's reiterate on what he said because I know two dies are not hiring the coin at the same time but that is just the coin getting struck twice hum so the possibility of two dies hitting the coin at the same time is possible or the die has doubling on it .
I just uploaded a video to answer your question.
He's probably right to an extent but also probably a little jaded after years of doing this. I could see myself being jaded after looking at millions of coins over the years. It's still a fun hobby to do. I find the currency a lot easier to go through though, coins are a lot of work.
I'm jaded too. Only good coin I've ever found was a 1922 d penny. Of all my looking that's it.
I really appreciate the no strings attached kind talk, save my time and some more.and with all I understand and know,I will categories and move forward.
Thanks for saying this, I was going a little nuts looking through my change in a panic that I would spend a valuable coin.
😮😮😮 Heck no. Keep on hunting. I'm watching from Southern California. Where are you watching from? And I'm still hunting and love the ones that I have found. Respectfully speaking, peace
I wouldn't listen to this guy, why do you think so many valuable errors and varieties show circulation? Never stop checking your change.
Thank you for making and sharing this video I've been trying to explain this to my friends now I can show them this video and maybe they can come to their senses thank you!
I feel like its the joy of the treasure hunt for valuable coins for me
Very informative. I have found a few good coins over the years, like my 1943 steel penny may not be worth much of anything, but it has a cool history lesson attached to it.
If your magnet don’t stick to it it’s in a copper planchet and very valuable contrary to the content of this video.. 1943
I'm unsure of the purpose for posting this video? Sounds Iike he's throwing shade on what YOU do all day; every day. Coin roll hunting is just a fun and interesting hobby.
I love people who are heavily invested in a business tell others “don’t do it, it’s not worth it” yet, they do it for a living. Basically stating this is lucrative.
I love this hobby! Its better than my 10 years of surfing! I am so happy to be a 37 year old coin collecting woman with the hobby of the 70 year old man.
Paraphrase: "Some people have succeeded by simply looking but you won't so you shouldn't bother trying. My coins are actually special."
Coin roll hunting or looking through pocket change for valuable coins/errors etc is a passion. It’s something we do because we love to do it. Just because he believes it’s not worth his time to look through coins for errors is fine, he’s obviously not passionate about doing that and invests his time in other aspects of numismatics. He’s a shop owner, a business man. But I bet you dollars to donuts he has a few kids in the back of his shop looking through hundreds of rolls a day looking for error coins just like we do. So I don’t buy it. Error coins were and are to this day discovered because people took the time to look through many hundreds or thousands of coins. If no one took the time to explore then we wouldn’t know about any of the millions of error coins that are valuable today.
Well said
❤I look for errors. Why not? It only takes a second or two, to put a coin aside for further inspection. What my fascination is, is the thought of, "Who, Where, What, Why and How", behind each coin. Plus, sometimes you just have to wonder the travels the coin has been on. Honestly, I just like the concept of having a coin for every year since its' conception...the art can be so beautiful.
i have a red seal 2 dollar bill that is off center on the front of the bill and normal center on the back should i get it certified
"There's nothing in circulation today, that's worth while" This guy is in the wrong profession.
Ok, why is he sitting in a big shop and he said he had another shop. Why is he wasting his time?????? He us pretty sad
I agree with the shop owner, it wouldn't pay anyone to troll though thousands of coins in the hope of one day winning the lottery. Yet I always look at my change for a few seconds just in case. I live in Ireland (so generally speaking) before 1928 UK coinage circulated here. I grew up with IRL£, s, d. and UK £, s, d. circulating together, in 1971 both countries went decimal and in 2002 Ireland joined the Euro currency, so I've spent a lot of different coin varieties in the same country. In my father's pub I opened a bag straight from the mint of 1982 two pence coins made from bronze to find one struck from the wrong planchet an error coin but only worth about $110 I also have a George III 5pence Irish silver coin 1806 found in the field behind the pub possibly lost by a plow man, that might have been his days wages back then.
just started looking for coins. i know they’re not going to make me rich but i love finding wheat pennies, copper pennies i’ve found one silver dime, buffalo nickles and several “rail rolled” nickles. its not much but its a lot fun and its my coin collection. i love the hunt it brings me peace.
You can tell how passionate he is about this industry. His voice says it all.
I have a 1969 d double struck no fg also floating roof? Where can I sell it
I was told this same thing by another coin shop owner. Looking forward to your video on your thoughts!
I wasn't into coin collecting yet, figured what I was looking at was just damage, it wasn't until 2 weeks later the penny that I had taken up to the bank with the rest of my change was a very expensive 1999 mule die error. LOOK AT ALL YOUR CHANGE & KEEP THE COINS THAT CATCH YOUR EYE/ATTENTION!!! Don't make the same mistake I made.
That is so true, the coins have been picked over so many times. They are rare, and running across one of those is almost impossible and a waste of time.
The opinion of the coin collector sounds pretty bold and totally realistic to what we see on all sorts of videos about amazing coins that are going to make us rich if we only happen to have the lucky one worth some extra money ~ In the end, it is what it is
Well if you think about all the U.S. coins ever minted and all the varieties and errors that have been found and ARE STILL BEING FOUND, it adds up to quite a few coins that you might and probably have. Obviously every U.S. coin won't pass through your hand. Neither will every variety pass through your hand. But imagine how you would feel if you cashed in a coin that you thought was interesting and a week later, that exact coin was found as a variety and sold for $50,000.
I have a Variety of coins that the mint marks such as the letters P and the letter D is not readable. What are they worth?
On a business trip in Chicago I bought some coffee and got back rare coins in change. I went through the line several more times buying things in order to get back maximum change from the cashier, and each time through I got more valuable coins. Someone had mistakenly cashed in a coin collection for face value, and I realized that everyone going through the line and paying with cash was getting parts of it back in change. I was probably the only one to figure it out immediately because I looked at my change and noticed I was getting back quarters and dimes and nickels from pre-1930. It was fun looking to see what was going to turn up each time through the line.
Listening to this video brought all my hope down on thinking I might have some valuable coins I'm not a collector I just happened to find coins on pocket change now I know their probably not worth anything thank alot dude.😢😮
You never know. Doesn’t hurt to try. Worse case scenario you make $10 from 1¢ :). You find 10 $10 pennies and it adds up.
I found a 1965 Quarter in my change that had sold a few times on ebay for 1500. It had rim error. The joke is that the 65 was minted in philly only so there never was a need to put a mint mark.
But people still buy them thinking that they are worth something.
I have two 1974 no mint mark penny's condition like just pressed how can I get them rated?
I've been challenging this notion, so i invested $79 of a digital microscope, and time to look over my collection. Im 20% in collections and have found some high value end coins, misrepresented coins, and will continue verifying my collections. Yes I'll be sending some to certifications amd to sell.
This is a shop owner that loves his job and what he does. I just started doing some free time coin hunting as a hobby, just sifting through my parents old change jars. Found some cool keepers but I'm more like this owner. I'd rather collect them, despite the condition, put the nicer examples in cases and books, then let my kid learn about them and pass it along in the family. I find more value in learning about the history behind the early years of the US Mint more than the actual value of the coin. On a plus side I work as a cashier, if your ever into coin hunting, thats the way to start getting fairly cool finds rather consistently. I've found die breaks straight from new bank rolls, silver quarters, dollar coins, and sometimes half dollars. I've been collecting bicentenial quarters. I absolutely love the design, and they are everywhere.
Great video. Brad that’s really cool to ask who their favorite person in history is.
I have yet to find a really valuable coin while searching rolls and loose lots. The chances may be agonizingly minute; so, I started another tactic. Instead of trying to beat the odds, I started making decisions that give me a lot better chance of finding a special coin .
I try to put myself in the path of treasure without expecting it. In doing so, I have already received blessings I never expected
As a new collector this devastated me a little bit to hear at first but then again doesn't surprise me the moment I realized people chase the 1955 dbl die intead of off centers and broad strikes I realized then what 90% of my collection would be
Plus andl off center or broadstruck mint error will be easier to find in pocket change this making this worth looking for in circulated currency
I found 1983D and 1982 D small date weight over 3.6 g ! Is that worth something?
What kind of person can I bring my coins to in San Jose area?
I found in circulation a one of a kind quarter. It is graded,.
How did you feel about his outlook on the coins? I kind of felt he didn't like your being there. 😂 asking questions. I could be wrong. Just had a feeling from the get go.
I'm making a video offering my opinion. Just wanted you all to see this first
Oh my gosh look what showed up in my feed. My friend Brad!!!!!
Thank you for being honest. This is exactly what I was wondering and this popped up.i have a bunch of the coins i think would be good but after watching this i know it's half these channels are bogus.
The accudent that they got through is the value..
You are the first of the people who really give Correct information ! Yes the internet on youtube is a total fraud of into...I do have from my fathers collection a 43 steel penny a few of them but one that caught my attention after he died was a copper penny 194 - the last date is missing, and i'm wondering if its a 43 or not ! I can't tell it was with this collection of steel 43 pennies.
he has others 41, 42, 44 and 1909 vdb no mint, a 14, 17, also...
Is a 1909 wheat penny worth anything?
He is right about the clickbait and fomo! The coolest coin I ever found in circulation was a 1983 steel penny (NOT a 1943, but an actual 1983 steel penny!). They were never released in to circulation, but someone had one & spent it at the country store about a mile from my house. It’s probably not worth anything, but I love it! I have never met anyone else who has one, or even seen another in person.
Keep searching though your change! Just temper your expectations with reality! 🤪
Sr i do find 1955 DDO penny on coin roll Hunter and i still have plus i have a bunch of 1922 peace dollar in all grade all kind of 1964 quarter half dollar and more do you interest on any let me know
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS!! Even though he sort of debunk somethings you display on your channel, it was the honestly of you posting this ❤💵💰💶💷💴💰💸💵💴💷💵💰💵
And my 1967 the obverse is struck and the reverse is like it almost didn't get struck and yes I weighed it to make sure it was right does anyone have a new quarter so I don't hold on to either one.
He is simply being brutally honest and many do not like to hear the truth these days. 😂 Very informative and interesting video. Thanks!
But But I found a DROOLING GEORGE! I have saw these for $500 on ebay!
Well if you think about all the U.S. coins ever minted and all the varieties and errors that have been found and ARE STILL BEING FOUND, it adds up to quite a few coins that you might and probably have. Obviously every U.S. coin won't pass through your hand. Neither will every variety pass through your hand. But imagine how you would feel if you cashed in a coin that you thought was interesting and a week later, that exact coin was found as a variety and sold for $50,000.
@@mmm-mmm My friend won $5 million playing the lottery, I will be sure to tell him he should have listened to people like you instead and not played. 😂There are tons of people out there that win lotteries everyday, from $100,000 to billions, thankfully they don't take advice from people like you.
I’ve got a bunch of mutalated coins from an old banker years ago they use to pull them out of the bags and stamp the letter m on them and send them back to the mint to get reimbursed for that coin he actually gave me a whole sake full of them when I was a kid full of Indian head Pennie’s and wheat backs I would love to see them be worth money soneday
Finding errors and varieties may be rare, but finding silver is not. I have been searching half dollar rolls, several boxes a week for 12 years or so and have accumulated over $10,000 in 90% and 40% silver. It is harder to find now than it was when I started, but I still find it. Volume is the secret.
The talk box sounds very cool
For me its the thrill of the hunt im new to collecting and i know im not going to find many good error coins but i dont mind ill keep hunting regardless 🤷 the old couns i found may not have much worth but it tells a story of the journey from when it was minted all those years ago
I have a one dime 1975 coin without the letter s, can I sell it?
I have a 1966 quarter how do I know if it’s worth anything
He should explain double die and double strike i want to hear that.
Whats the value of a 1982 penny that has a missing 2
Did find a 1983 p DDR cent a few years back. Got $100 for it.
Brad is a great teacher and info. dealer.
Just started looking a my change, Thought I had something when I found a steel 1943 penny, it was so different from the other copper one. Oh well still have the steel one coinmaster master at WALMART kicked it back out.
hello how much work the 1992 No God in trust Word and no year pls reply me ty I really appreciate
So bicentennial quarters are worthless? I have a barber dime that's worthless as well? Idk, was hoping not.
i've got rolls of both 1939, 1941, and 1964 nickels.. (coin roll hunting).
He is right in some aspects but u should still look at errors on certain years tho like some 80s dimes some pennies like 1943 or 1955 even 1958 and some 1969s mint 2009 is a good year as well other than that it's like the lotto it's pretty rare I do have 1969s mints 1982d and no marks but only worth if weight small date I have 1955 and 58 1 and a 100 thousandths of chances they are errors on them
You cant prove it by me. I've found a U.S. double-tailed quarter (real, not a magic coin) & a 1968 Canadian change over year quarter on a 80% planchet in stead of 50/50 or clad
I just found a 1958 double dye. And you're saying that it's not worth anything?
Thankyou for your interesting coin presentation..I have a 1981 US Lincon One cent coin with no mint mark and 1973, 1980 US quater coins and a US 1979 1 Dollar Note. Also 1802 Ceylon coin with reverse side of 48 with Australian pre decimal coin(pennies) and other denomination coins. I'm from Papua New Guinea thus asking if the coins are of any values. You response woud be very much appreciated. Thankyou & God Bless.
I have legit found only about a dozen mint errors since I have been checking the last 5 years.
I find Legit DDOs/DDRs all the time!
@@EvadeLover_1234 I was referring to those good enough to get them graded and authenticated . I find minor mint errors on okay coins but nothing to make ya rich yet .
I too have found a good number of errors. Yes I have not found a million dollar coin, but so what. I think he has forgotten the fun of treasure hunting. 😁
I found a1975 high mint Mark on a nickel in better condition than the one in your video in my change. It's 10:30 on 9-7-23
Wow! I don't believe this guy. I've been searching for error pocket coins for 3 years now, and have found many error coins that sold for over $100.
It's interesting to see two sides of one coin.
Collect by die marriage?? Like type categories?
Unfortunately this is one of those moments where credible people can be completely unaware that they are misinformed. Good for us the. Keep looking for anything you enjoy finding even if they aren’t real errors. It only takes one good find to make a huge difference and you just might have something in your pocket change!
One slight disagreement - it is worth searching circulating coinage for fresh unc rolls of the most current year's coinage. However, these coins would have to be held for decades for some decent premium (and you won't get rich off of it --- mintages are too high and the situation is similar to the brass coinage at the peak and decline of the Roman empire that was produced in astounding numbers. To this day in parts of Europe you can find every once in awhile worn Roman copper coinage from Hadrian's time in some sparsely populated or natural reserve area. Still I think it is worth the very small effort to try and get a fresh unc roll from the bank.
Yeah right😂 tell that to my collection
Ok i prove you wrong circulated, uncirculated mint errors from USA, Australia, that did escape the mint 😂
I love you so much! I recently just found your kislux and i’m in love!! Your videos are so fun and you energy is just MWAH! keep living your life
It's interesting that not all errors coin are Collectible, so does that mean I should throw out some of my collection. 😮
In my opinion, i think he is just being honest. Probably not what a lot of us including me want to hear, but what the hay. Am i going to stop the search... nope, its fun and can be highly addicting, their isnt a coin i get from a cashier that i dont look at and once in awhile ill look like a kid in a candy store as i tell myself "its the one ive been looking for "I guess take each coion With a grain of salt, happy searching coin enthusiasts.
I’m in hunting groups and people find the 1969 DDO all the time I even have a 1969 DDO half dollar
I found a 1972 ddo once worth only $20 but still
I've got 2 half dimes. Was told they weren't worth anything.
What about the 2005 buffalo nickel??
I have about 40 quarters that have various errors.
I also just happened to get in my change a 2022 $20 bill serial # 00002000.
But hey, Occasionally people find something interesting but not valuable.
I found 3 new quarters last night in a half hour of searching a $10 roll and watching TV.
But hey, if I find a few quarters worth a few bucks each that's pretty good in my book.
Buddy just ruined every coin collectors dream and people who are intrigued haha 😂😅😭
what about 1975 double pressed penny?