Mega! Epic! Best Half Dollar Box Hunt Ever - Rolls of Silver & Enders!
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- I've upped my half dollar boxes per bank to two boxes per bank per week and GOOD THING I DID! So - I picked up 2 boxes of half dollars from my first bank, and let me tell you... One of these half dollar boxes was EPIC! It contained some serious silver and made for one of the best boxes I have ever hunted or seen for that matter!
In this video, I will share all of my finds with you including all of the Silvers, the NIFC's the proof coins - YOU NAME IT!
I managed to fill ROLLS of silver, as well as... well, just watch the video to see what I found!
I decided to set up the camera and record each and every roll this hunt since it had so many enders! Plus, I needed to save time on editing so I could get this video out to you all in less than 40 minutes... I hope you don't mind the video length and still share in my excitement as we found SILVER, roll after roll after roll!
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Do you only search for silver or do you also check for proofs, errors and low mintage years?
How many silver half dollars do you average in a box? Do you mostly see 40% silver or 90% silver? What's your BEST find in a box of halves?
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I know the video is unusually long guys - Sorry - but there were just way too many finds to edit it down without ruining the effect, IMHO. I hope you have time to enjoy it in its entirety. Thanks for watching!
I have silver sickness. 🤒🤒🤒🤒
RobFindsTreasure Your videos are never too long I love to see your finds on "missions"
Forensic Contract Audit llc Wells Fargo.
Ant2242 point taken... I have them. Hate wearing them though...
RobFindsTreasure cćvv
"We've got 4 silver enders, and a proof ender. You know what that means!" Not a clue. I just found this channel.
gfixler lol yup! Me too. I’d like to know what they’re worth. I cashed in a bunch years ago and got over $400
You guys should check out my channel. In my next video I’ll make sure I’ll say the value of my finds for you guys 🤗
Such an accurate statement! So funny
hahahahaha same
No seriously what is an ender
ur videos would be a lot better if you talked about how much they are worth and why.
So true
Agreed. He was so excited to find a 1987 ender. I have no clue why he's excited about that.
Wtf a ender
@@gregorysmith3097 87 only issued in sets, never released into circulation.
e36rick it’s on the end of the roll
Might have to get into coins. Its like gambling except when you "Lose" you still have exactly the same amount you started with.
Exactly
See how difficult it is to get $100. worth of cents back in circulation. Sure you can run them through Coinstar, but that will cost you 9%. If you coin search, go with 50 cent pieces. You'll still lose 9% but you MAY find SILVER.
@@bentnickel7487Can't you just pay them into your bank?
D She Here's the reality of searching coins. You go down to your bank and ask for 2 rolls of half dollars, no problem. That was so much fun that you ask for 5 rolls, when you return the first two. Right about then your bank reminds you that they are doing you a customer service and please don't try and return these 5 rolls. Or when you try to get ANY rolls of half dollars you're told you MUST order them by the $500.00 box, but please DO NOT return the box. You see someone has to re-count and re-roll those coins before they're credited in your account and the banks don't want that responsibility. You can pickup and drop off at different locations, but that doesn't last long either. Ultimately, you'll end up trying to pay for all your expenses with half dollars to get them back in circulation. Then you discover Coinstar and pay their 9% fee to play your game, BUT you must find SOME silver to be able to pay your 9% fee to break even. When you start losing money, you'll stop playing. Now that's for the common guy, how RobFindsTreasure does it, I don't know.
@@bentnickel7487 9% max loss is still alot better odds than any other form of gambling that I have heard of.
Hi, just clarifying some coin hunt lingo:
Ender=a coin on the end on the coin roll(visible when the box is opened)
Obverse=the face of the coin, contains the date the coin was minted and a few other things
Reverse=the back of the coin(the side of the coin that isn't the obverse/face
Mint=when the coin was made and formed out of metal
Silver coin= a coin that is made of silver. These are worth more and much more rare than common coins.
Proof coin=a coin meant for collectors that you CAN spend but is very shiny and doesn't wear out much
I hope this helps, reply if you have any more questions! (:
what is a nfc?
A proof is Struck twice. It makes it harder and shinier. All the lines really pop because if it.
@@gwenheuvelman55 if you mean nifc, it means not intended for circulation
@@montadoorshammeer9266 Hi there - why are they not intended for circulation? Are they meant for collectors?
@@alkeldadawn yes exactly
When my life is in shambles, I get excited to watch this guy find stuff. I just like seeing good people happy.
yep.
@xxGodx absolutely
Amen to that
Once in awhile I just let youtube recommended take me somewhere and today I found a new interest... Coin collecting!
How much are thy worth. I just started s collection of different coins.
Lol did anyone else watch the whole video this is the second video I have watched of him the first was of pennies. The crazy thing is I'm about to watch at least one more.
Yeah the pennies one popped up on my feed. I feel like going through my change buckets now and I don't even collect coins.
Same 😂🤷🏻♂️
Yup
Holy shit, youre telling my story right now!!
Same, watching a old man nut about coin unboxings for 30 minutes is my new ideal night I think, I dunno I’ve watched 2 videos the entertainment might not last
Two weeks ago health and weather kept me from metal detecting and the weekend was projected to be constant rain. My wife suggested I buy a box of halves. At the bank they said they had 2 boxes so I bought one.
The wife helped me and what a box. 2’64 Kennedy’s, a ‘53 Franklin and a ‘42 Walker. All were in great shape. And we found 13 40% coins and a couple dozen proofs and uncirculated Kennedies.
Monday bought the second box. ‘40 Walker and a ‘46 Walker which appears uncirculated. Another 11 40% coins and 26 uncirculated and 2 proofs. Also 5 errors including 2 no FGs.
Best boxes I’ve ever had.
That's a great wife...
Wife is definitely a keeper!
Just a little rundown for those curious
1964 90% silver approx value $10
1965-70 40% silver approx value (depending on quality) .50 to $25
NIFC means not intended for circulation, this is for any half dollar produced after 2001.
From 1992 to 2018 San Francisco has produced 90% silver coins so there are silvers beyond 64-70
The bicentennial can also be silver (40%)
2019 has a 99.9% silver coin and also the first reverse proof (shiny and matte parts of the coin are reversed)
Proof coins are to test a die, design, can be treated with chemicals to make designs/errors more noticeable or double stamped.
Nothing is stopping anyone from getting a few boxes of coins and doing this yourself. This guy took 70 of the approx 1.1 billion (64-70) silver coins minted. These aren't rare, they aren't ruining your hobby.
Thanks for the info. So why so many 68's?
Its 1965 to 1969. Not 1970. 1970's are copper...
Jesus Christ all of you guys are wrong. For just regular circulated 90% halfs you're looking at about spot prices which is $6 and change if you find some key date walking Liberty's or Barbers then yes there is more to it. 40 percenters are going to be worth at least their spot in silver. Which is about $2.60 at the moment. I will buy 40% for $0.50 a piece all day long by the thousands of dollars bring them to me. To the guy that replied yes 1970 is 40% silver that is the last year they did it. They did not make them for circulation though so if you did find one it came out of a mint set.
Where can one get boxes of these half dollars?
@@ramonmacias1452 Wal-Mart
My dad would give me his silver dollars and 50 cent pice to put in a piggy bank to save. I could tell when he had one in his pocket by the sound they made. I still have some to this day. Every time I here that sound it puts a smile on my face and think of the good times.
I'll be damned if I sit here and watch a 38 minute video of you opening coins...38 minutes later wow that's alot of silver
put on 1.5x speed
If you take a drink every time this guy says "ender", you'll be dead in 15 minutes.
or "unbelievable"
or sliver
@@_neophyte no doubt, lol!
Or 1968
Or roll
I find myself rooting for a 68 silver and then realizing I have zero idea why.
Because half dollar coins dated 1965 thru 1970 have 40% silver content that's why.
Helldpdigr yeah and 64 and before are 90%
@@Helldpdigr and what's the significance of this?
@@Tysonography Hey Tyson ---- the significance of rooting for the 68 half dollar is that it contains 40% silver. What you really should be rooting for when it comes to silver Kennedy half dollars is 1964 which contains 90% silver! The key date for 40% silver Kennedy halves would be the 1970 D mint mark. They were the key date coins for the 40% silver Kennedy half dollars due to the limited production amount. They were intended for collectors only and not released for the general circulation. Cool?
I prefer the walking liberties myself.....
For those asking about box value, just running some google found numbers... The '66s to '69s are $3-$5 each, the '64 and the proofs are $7-$15 each, NIFCs are face value. So roughly anywhere from $460 - $1,040 value above the $400 face value of the coins.
I have decided to name my next band Denver Ender.
Unbelievable, but I'll take it.
Rob: puts finger on the face of the proof to open it.
Me: 99% LEVEL OF STRESS
I will never be able to read Ender's Game again without hearing his voice constantly saying ender.
Yep
The enemy's gate is down.
@ShariSez1 bunk
Think of it as a parrot. Lol
"Silverrender! Silverrender! Baaaaaaacccchhhh
Silverrender! Silverrender!"
Reading that book rn lol
This video reminds me of the night I found silver consistently throughout a box and ended up with 72 of them. Very close to an even split of 90% and 40%. It's just an amazing feeling as you well know! Congrats on such a great box. I'm glad it ranks 3rd I think for you now with those two boxes you racked up over 200 silvers in not long after this.
I collect youtubers. This guys an ender
HAHA!
buhahahahahahhahahaha
Bro 1968 called.....they want ALL their dang half dollars back!! Nice pulls
246,951,930 were minted...
@@nirmalsuki r/wooooooosh
Check for 1972-D & 1982 with no initials on Reverse, they are worth more than 200 90% silvers!
These videos are great, mostly because of his energy and enthusiasm about his finds...
I don't care what the value is, he presents it like he found million bucks and it's great.... :)
I started this when i was 9, I'm 60 now. Have my own gun and coin store with eclectic things civil war sword and cool stuff. I still buy boxes and go thru the boxes. I just bought a box of dollars from bank, they wanted to get rid of a case of Ike dollars. Been there awhile.US BANK maybe worth 500 dollars with MS 63 64 and Varieties. I remove wheaties and coppers every week. Copper Profits are about 60 plus a week. I switched to a weight separator and can double that to 120 a week. Not bad for a retired coin dealer.
Nice! Sounds fun lol
I’m gonna agree with some of the comments....a lot of us stumbled across this channel and are intrigued to know the values of some the collections.....
Could you please give an estimate value of your funds at the end? Just a thought
The 90% is worth around$ 5.55 melt value
Silver prices go up and down daily. Today a 1964 Kennedy is worth $5.55 and a 1967 Kennedy is worth 40% of that.
@@bentnickel7487 so he made 400$ off silver at least problay
mr anderson I count 70 40% coins. At about $2.50 each, that's about $175.00 Maybe he had some 90% coins, I didn't notice.
He had one 90% coin, so 70 times 2.50 equals $175.00 dollars plus $5.50 equals $180.50 total. Remember silver prices change by the minute so this total is an approx. AT THIS TIME. This is extremely RARE for a person to find this many silver coins in 2000 half dollars. He even says 21 finds was his best ever. Some will say he "salted" the rolls, but from my 50 years experience, I believe he was truthful. It CAN and DOES happen, we just saw it. Now comes the part that I HATE. Giving Coinstar $90.00 (9% of the total 2000 half dollars) to assimilate the coins back into currency. Just part of doing business or playing the game.
There is something incredibly satisfying about seeing genuine joy in such a rewarding hobby. I never thought to observe and learn about US currency, but after watching you I see I am missing out on a LOT. You inspired me to look through my stash of pennies, and I was NOT disappointed
Me and my wife just started watching you for pennies saw this video decided. To try half’s the first two boxes we found total 6 but the third one we got 147 silvers three bens and a walking liberty. We really enjoy watching your channel keep up the good work
Where do you get the boxes?
Your enthusiasm in the video is really cool. I was not even into coins or silver, but I think that I am now.
Okay, this was superb! But you left a very important detail out....what the heck are they all worth? If you tell us the total value...this would be great!!!
The 40% silver coins are about $2.2 piece melt value as of today, could be more valuable in the future, those proofs are maybe $10-20. So probably in the neighbourhood of $150-200 for coins that have face value of less than 40$, not expert on those proofs so not 100% sure. Fun looking hobby though.
@@redX111t So, after going to the bank, unrolling and repackaging, he spent probably 4 hrs. and made $175.00 or $45/hr. - not bad, but then you have to sell them at a discount to get rid of them --- or melt them which takes a boat load of time and investment, so I would guess he made closer to $20/hr.
looking at this video now in 2021...while searching 5 boxes and only find 2 silver...makes me happy for you and SICK and jealous and cant watch anymore lol cause it is tooooo gooood
When you are opening that much SILVER, there's no need to apologize for it going long at all.
I guess the 65's and the 70's felt left out! With all those 68's and few 67's and 69's, with a couple of 66's, absolutely incredible!!!
Have a GREAT Day!!!
Love your energy and enthusiasm.
As a viewer I don't know coins as well as you and would love to know why you're enthusiastic about it. Is it just a rare coin? or is it very valuable, does it complete your set? Material value? Rarity of finding it? I don't need much, maybe some on screen text that can explain?
Half dollars minted 1965-1969 are 40% silver
Half dollars 1964 and earlier are 90% silver
N.I.F.C means Not Intended For Circulation
Proof means the coin was struck to be in much better condition and given a more reflective surface
Key date means not many were minted that particular year making it rarer
@@nickkellam9155 Thanks for the response. Are the ones with 40% or 90% more valuable because of the fact that they are coins? Or is it just the precious metals making them valuable?
@@Scott_C They are slightly more valuable because they are coins but most of the value is in the silver content. But as you start to get older half dollars (i.e 1800s ones) they become more valuable as a coin.
If you look at the sheer numbers of coins that were minted, there are very few American coins from the 20th century that are worth much more than face value. For example, at least 10 million (and for some dates/mint marks, more than 100M) half dollar coins were produced each year through 2002, and they aren't really even used in daily life. For something like a penny, the numbers are in the 100's of millions to billions per mint mark per year.
Of course the older coins in great condition go for more, but most of the ones in this video have value solely because of their 40% silver content. There are others that are valuable because they have some sort of mistake or happen to come from an unusual time/place.
unreal how most of them were 1968 and a bunch in nice condition...your % win rate for silver was killer
Again bro,
Cost vs value vs melt would make this video so much more interesting. It's not just about finding silver or rare coins for most viewers its about, hey what's that worth - should I be looking too if it's worth X amount vs my time ?
Just my 50 cents, would love to know $$$$$ in future.
Coin roll hunting isn’t very profitable, but very fun! If you want to make money in coin collecting, find rare coins other ways and resell them
I’ve watched this video at least five times and it is just as good every time 😂
Back in 1991 I was getting my usual lunch. I decided to hit the bank next door. The lady had 2 brown total wrap rolls, I bought them both. 1st roll was all 70s/80s halves. The next roll felt heavier so I carefully opened it while having my lunch with my brother and I let out the loudest "YES!" when I emptied the roll in my hand. It was mostly Franklins, 2 64 JFKs and at least 5 Walkers. I have NEVER EVER had another roll like that, not even a roll with more than 3 silvers. That will always be my greatest find.
Any time I need inspiration I watch this Rob! This is awesome. I think this one is the one that made me subscribe! Happy Hunting in 2022!
Yeah, this was an epic hunt fort sure!
No enders. Unbelievable. If you make a drinking game out of the words enders or unbelievable, you'd never see the end of the video.
Enders or 1968
You would be on a ender bender
Wow,I cant believe how easy it is to spot them even through the camera. They stick out like a soar thump
I live in a country that's as far away from the US as it gets, but this channel I watch religiously. If I ever get to live in the US, this is going to be my hobby....
Yesterday i found 3 floonting boonters, and 7, yes 7 blinpton pinders. Yes! You heard me right! What a find! Yeah, i feel the same watching this video.
WHAT! NO WAY! You did NOT find 7 blinpton pinders!!!! There are only 6 known in the whole worlds!
@@sd3gunner Ok you caught me, i was lying. I never find pinders, ive been looking for one forever.
Rob: finds penny on ground
Also Rob: unbelievable
70 silver coins = 7142 “unbelievables”
It's funny that I've always had an interest in coins but never knew this type of hunting was a thing...bout to go buy me some boxes of coins at the bank...
DO IT! :)
@@RobFindsTreasure so.you buy the halves separate the silver what do.you.do with the other halves back 2 the bank ?.
Unboxing for Adults, Thanks, the wife and I both enjoy watching these videos.
Your video made me want to go out and find just one silver coin. I went to the bank and got $20 of half dollars and got 39 1966-69 half dollars. 40% silver. Absolutely insane, I’m going back to get $250 more.
"The anticipation of every roll is unlike anything I've ever experienced." - I admire the enthusiasm, but damn.
This reminds me of the deli scene from When Harry Met Sally.
I'm watching this by myself, late at night, and enjoying it. I'm very lonely.
I am right there with you Will - let's find some silver brother!
@@RobFindsTreasure Thanks buddy, yes, onto the next hunt!
This reminds me of my best box ever it was very similar to this one. It was a single box with 18 enders and I pulled a total of 187 40% silvers (almost 20% of box) from that one box and not a single 90% silver. The only reasonable explanation I came up with is someone passed and their family members saw these piles of halves and probably thought "if they aren't before 64 their only worth face" and they returned all the 40s to a coin machine not knowing they contained silver. Not many people know there are silver coins out there and even fewer know that halves from 65-70 where 40% silver they only know that pre-64 contain silver. Crazy hunt! Congrats man!
MS64 Morgans Great story! Thanks for sharing and for stopping by! It was a fun hunt for sure!
Lucky
Question. Why do people do this? Do they compare it to the price of silver today and then sell it? What’s the benefit?
Correction...not many people "knew"...they do now thanks to videos like these! I still don't get it though. I mean if this was an epic day hunting and he only made $300 then it certainly isn't about money. Must just be about the hobby of it all. I myself prefer making things through wood and metal working.
Besides family not knowing after a family member has past, many coins are stolen and they will use coin counting vending machines to get them off their person and get bills for what drugs and such they need. My wife works for a credit union and she always calls me when they get strange coins and bills. One time an old lady came in and traded Morgan 1800's silver dollars for bills. I still have ten of the best ones she turned in.
I was hunting nickels and had to re-watch this one. An oldie but a goodie!
Thanks brother - hope I see another box like that again!
Really great coin find and great show. It's really neat going through the coin rolls with you. Thank you. God Bless
The dream box of a lifetime! Congratulations! What a great video. As long as you pull Silver like that.. I'll watch all day, don't worry about the time. A big Thumbs Up my friend !
Thanks Bama MoonDog!
I was traveling once and was coin roll hunting for halves in every town I came across. One little town in utah had only one bank. I asked if the had some half dollars and the lady who was leaning on her hand said "Silver ones?" And I said "Sure, Why not" so the lady retrieved about 60 of those plastic tubes you had your halves in and said she had more and did I want them. I said I will take all the halves she had and any other coins from whoever brought in the halves. I ended up leaving with almost 100 tubes of 64 and earlier halves. I had rolls of silver dimes, quarters, and about 20 morgan dollars, all 1921. I was shaking for an hour but I was disappointed because I only had enough money to buy a few rolls of halves at a time.
OMG! What a great story! I would have fainted after she said "I have more and would you like them?" WOW - thanks for sharing!
I'm new to this but what do you do with them
Roseanna Brownwarrior He either keeps them or sells them. They are work about 10x their face value!
What town? I could see that being the case for sure!!
I would have found an atm or had someone wire me some cash.
I would love for you to comment on why certain coins are so special/rare and what all the abbreviations are. This is fascinating to watch, but I would like to learn more about the coins you find!
I personally love the long vids. Gets me all hyped for my own next searches.
Wow, I looked through my only $10 roll while watching this and found I have 5 silvers in it! Fun stuff.
Enjoyed every moment of this video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Rob: *opens roll of halves*
1968 half: "I am inevitable"
Id laugh if the bank kept track, rerolled one of your returns and sold it back to you to mess with you.
oof
That's why you request rolls from one bank and deposit at another
@@benniedabull6148 well..somebody deposit at the bank you buy 😂
@@ninabrd9867 Do you have to have a bank account to buy the rolls also an account to deposit?
umop3plsdn some banks but most will let you deposit and some will let you get a couple rolls
Just for some wondering: melted down, the good silver coins from 1964 are worth $8-9, the others more like $4-5. Some might be worth more to another collector like the bicent proof. Estimating $240 profit this haul if liquidated now. Correct me if I'm wrong.
I LOVE YOUR LONGER VIDEOS, THERE MUCH MUCH MORE AWESOME AND FANTASTIC
I just spent 20 minutes looking up what an ender was and I couldn’t find an answer. I figured out that it was the end of the roll and I feel kind of stupid now
That’s how we all learn, lol. Like everything else in life.. you gotta’ start somewhere!! Welcome to coin collecting! 👀 💰
Hey, I'm WITH you! 👍 I can't figure what diff it makes WHERE in the roll you find the silver one, but HE gets excited when it's on the end, so I do too. Maybe it's somehow predictive of what's going to be in the roll. Statistically, what's on either end is about as predictive of the rest of the contents as a rat's a$$ is, but his enthusiasm is ADDICTIVE! 😎
He sees a silver content on top coih he sees
Wow Rob! I watched half of this video when I first got started and didn't believe it until I got my Epic Box. 70 Silvers! Thats crazy.. but only 1 90% now I know why you commented on my box :) makes a 1 silver box become depressing lol.
Wow!!! It's just unbelievable man! As a (UK) coin collector, I wish to have a same experience in finding silver coins, but it's almost impossible here. :-( :'(
Wow, so lucky! I recently found zero silver in a recent box search. I had not searched in years and had always found silver. U give me hope they are still out there.
Awesome video! I love coin roll hunting. I have a book of 40% silver I found 65 through 70 and I think I’m up to 45 total found, as well as a proof Kennedy. As well as probably a dozen 1964. Can’t find many banks around here that have rolls in stock other than a chase bank off loop 288 in Denton, but they don’t ever have anything good
Thanks brother and thanks for becoming a member too! Loved your silver half dollar metal detecting video!
@@RobFindsTreasure thank you Rob that was my first video I ever put on UA-cam, that creek is what kind of inspired me to start making videos
Were there any 1968 silver coins in there?
I think I may have seen a few...
It was an ender
@@Pickleriiiiiick unbelievable...
@@Pickleriiiiiick this man is to dangerous to be kept alive
I had to come back to my favorite hunting video to share with everyone that I finally after dozens and dozens of boxes I finally hit a collection dump just like this yesterday. I finally got to experience the feeling of roll after roll of silver lol.
14 90% and 15 40% coins
29 coins total.
Not AS good as this video but damn what a rush! My heart was pumping for hours hahaha.
I have never seen boxes with so much silver. So Epic as you have said. It was so much fun watching this. Awesome.
Hi Shirl. Man. I want some boxes like that!!! :D
We all do, Hi Tim. :-)
one of the few that actually unrolls and shows you without pausing, makes it more credible
70 silvers, what an exciting hunt, Thank you, I sure needed that silver fix, lol... Congratulations
🎉🎊🥳🍷🍷🍷🍷
So, with those 1968's: I'm guessing someone stole or cashed-in their collection / hoard. I know several old timers who hoarded coins during certain years. It is statistically improbable to get that many 1968's from random distribution. Near the end, I was counting and expecting you to get 3 full rolls. You may have missed one.
Wow! Congrats, man on the finds! You are super lucky to find that kind of silver in 2018! It's been extremely sloooow for me. Good luck and happy hunting!
NumisNick Thanks Nick. It’s been heating up for me the last few weeks. I get two boxes tomorrow and two more Thursday so fingers crossed!
This is how many times he said 1968
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This video was so rewarding to watch. It always make me feel good to see success. Thanks for posting it.
70 Silver coins is an epic find. I got stoked just by watching. May your hunts be many and very successful.
I would like to know profit and why the excitement about some of them. Silver is cool no matter what but more info would be nice. Still a good video just add the chaching!!! At the end lol😉
are the silver ones worth more? im very confused. and in your other video you were really excited about wheat pennies? what is the benefit of that?
Drinking game... Take a shot every time he says ender. Last one to die wins 🤣
I died
I don't think I've ever seen someone so excited about 2 dollars in my life.
Same..
I just watched the 5 minute ad about that Midnight Express yacht. Holy cow i love boats
LOL.
1968 is only 40% silver, and an uncirculated, perfect condition, graded one goes for around 25$. 1987 has no silver, but are actually worth a few bucks, if you want to pay to have them graded, and they are in uncirculated condition.
40%ers are worth $2.50 a piece
The '87 was only produced for Mint Sets, not for general circulation. But, they made plenty of Mint Sets. Therefore, most are in excellent condition. Rare to fetch more than $3.
@@bryguy1231 What's NIFC?
BallisticBen not intended for sale
@@skiller00o0 How does that translate for numimastists? Saving for personal collection?
Rob, NO apologies needed, that 38 minutes flew by watching you get silver after silver. MEGA EPIC is right, and I don't throw around the EPIC word too much. How about ASTONISHING! Don't want to jinx you, but that was the box of a lifetime!
BIG Congrats.
AND- My initials ARE R C, so if you wanna trade another NIFC for that one, or a roll of 2017 mint pennies, just let me know.
Again, HUGE congrats.
It was fun watching while eating my Atkins diet breakfast of 3 eggs, sausage & ham!!!! LOL
Rob 2
That's awesome Rob, I'll send you a PM
If I understand correctly, ENDERS are the coins you can see on the ends of rolls, which are valuable.
Yea I think so
Not necessarily valuable just the coins at the end of a roll
Randomly found your videos, subscribed! I am not a coin collector but I don't know why but I just can't get enough of your vids.
I have no idea what this guy is doing, but I love his enthusiasm.
Wow man,and people say this is a waste of time. Silver is down now but even then' you made $215 dollars. I'll waste my time like that all day long. lol gratz on a Great hunt.
Thank you!
@@RobFindsTreasure Do you take them to a shop that melts 'em down? I've only done that with gold, never silver (price was even lower then).
What am i doing with my life ..
same here
Livin life man, just go with it
Same
I don't know
WOW what a box. That is every coin roll hunters dream. CONGRATS
I know Pam - CRAZY! Thanks for stopping by!
I messed up on Saturdays January 22nd of 2022 and fast forwarded it and this video popped up from three years ago and heard the beginning and was like HellYeah need to watch this first
what a great video and always love watching a video that is 30 minutes long like better then 10 min videos gets me more interested even though I know it can be difficult to make longer videos
Rob I watched the whole thing. That was epic!! Amazing coin Karma man..
For those who are wondering. . .NIFC stands for "Not intended for circulation."
Thank you
Why not intended for circ?
@@daveman439 NIFC coins are special edition proof coins for collectors minted in much lower quantities than circulation coins.
@@MrDugfresh420 k, i got it now, but they are legal tender, and so are circulated, cause some guy went broke and etc.... thnx.
......so you can just order these boxes at any bank? Just pay face value for the box? You change 1000 dollhairs of money into half-dollhairs per week? Then you go back in and change the ones you don't want back into cash?
Bassically its like a 100%+ profit system
It does seem like gambling with no risk.
The tellers must love him
WOW what a box of silver, lots of silver, Rob you hit the jackpot, congrats on a awesome collection dump
for those wondering if they are all 40% silver coins 70 of them makes 175$ total with them being 2.50$ each at the current price of silver by weight.
Back in the early `70s, I operated a string of vending machines, and pulled plenty of silver out of them. There was a small food market in my neighborhood that was paying ten times the face value of silver coins (!), I miss those days !
That's a lot of silver.
You are very lucky.
So what are you doing with all these silver coins?
Like many others, just stumbled across this and I'm hooked. Had a job as a cashier and I loved finding silver/weird coins.
Its staged.
Derek Wolford nah bro it’s a common hobby.
You can return them to the bank and they will exchange it.
I know I'm new. But can you, or anyone, point me to the value of these coins? Cause I have zero clue as to why we are getting excited about things. Lol.
there is collector value in proofs and nifc ones he is separating on the left(varies alot). As far as I know the other coins are valued purely for the silver content in the coins, which is about $2.50 ish in silver for each "40%er". he paid face value($0.50) for the coins so 70x2.00= $140 profit. Given that you can just return the other coins back to the bank, the only real cost is your time searching through them, and having $500 tied up in a box of coins for awhile . But most boxes are probably like the first one where you might only find a few coins of interest.
Man... this box is THE DREAM!!!!!!
It was. Need another like it soon!
Congrats Rob, Dude. I CRH Halves. I am on a box now, only opened 10 rolls so far and have found 30 painted coins. 20 of them are Barak Obama ones. Ever find them? I do a LIVE Stream every Saturday at 8pm EST and go through halves for people. I am saving 5 rolls per Saturdayfor the next 8 weeks. I wonder how many more we will find. Stop by and say hi if you want. Last year I pulled 245 silvers and 49 Proofs + painted, Holed, Stamped, Ben's, Walkers, etc out of 104 boxes. Huge congrats on this box, just amazing. My best was 33 in one box.