We Broke the Coinstar Machine! How Many Coins Do We Have?
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- We took some of our new coin collection to Coinstar! How much did we have? I Found a $10,000 Coin Collection! • I Found a $10,000 Coin...
These are all coins from the massive coin collection we found in a storage locker. In this premier, the FIRST PERSON to guess the EXACT amount of money we cashed in between BOTH of our Coinstar trips wins FREE AIRPODS! Comment below with your guess!! You can guess as many times as you want - but whoever guesses first wins. Good luck!
Don’t worry we kept the rare coins that are made of silver or are higher value.
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Thanks to everyone for guessing! Congrats to Daniel Wilson on being the first person to guess the exact amount. Check out our video where we found a massive coin collection in an abandoned storage locker! ua-cam.com/video/shehI5wifhY/v-deo.html
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3300
Happy belated birthday Lincoln. My birthday is January 3rd to. Hope you had a great one. *Danny*
Fourth
$380
Im not even a coin collector or know anything but this still hurts knowing he blindly dumped in the coins. Especially the coins that were labeled by year.
Yeah the chance that there could be a defect on a coin that could make it worth so much more. I doubt he spent the time to go through everyone. They were collected for a reason!
Yeah this was probably some guys hobby that he spent many hours on and this dude is just dumping them all in for no reason
With all that money and silver he should give a couple of Silver Dollars away instead of ear pods and showing this on You Tube I hope the IRS is not watching 😝👻🎃😝👻😝
@@SeedTech 480k views if I’m correct with adds it’s 3-5 a 1000 views I’m sure there is more worth in the coins
What hurts is he that says over and over “I hope I’m not making a mistake. I’m sure I’m not.” Damn.
He definitely lost money doing this, idk about errors, but at least selling full sets of state quarters can increase the value.
He could’ve go to the bank
He didn’t. Those were coins from a long time ago so they are worth more in nowergpday times
Imagine if a coin collector watches this video and he sees the collected coins go to coin star 😅
Imagine the one tha t lost the coins watching
drew yes lol
I’m a coin collector Lol
Yesir I'll laugh
@@jackolantern7750 r.i.p
As a coin collector it really is a big mistake that he just dumped all those years down the drain there could have been so many errors 😳 😕 😬 😢
ik
The coin collector that collected these probably sorted them out though.
Soo true
Yep I'm late I just saw the video and yep there can be so many errors on those clothes coins that are worth a lot of freaking money
I don’t collect coins, but this gave me anxiety thinking that they were collected for a reason
Lol same, I felt bad for the person who put in the time to collect them. If I forgot about them in a storage locker and then saw this video I would be devastated
Those coins are highly valuable and rare. They are worth a lot of money and people WILL pay well over 20k for those sets
@@asiansittingduck-2427 I know if this happened to me I'd hang myself LOL
Anybody else think he should have taken them in and got a full value done on the collection before doing this grotesque and heartbreaking thing by sacrificing all that hard work and probably a greater amount of money 🙄🙈
I couldn't agree more, this should be a lesson to anyone who finds a coin collection in a locker.
Yes
Ya I agree. Oh well at least he is putting the back into cirrculaion.
Ryan may I totally agree there were quarters that had mint marks he never checked then to see if they had specific mint Marks
@@WigsNWineLounge if they were THAT important, the storage fees would have been paid up. Sorry for their loss, but it's their own negligence that caused it.
He made a grave mistake. The face value of the coin is not what you go by. You look at the year, look for errors, look for ddo/ddr, the grade of the coin. A lot more plays into a coin's value than just what it is. I collect coins and meticulously go through each roll by hand. This video upset me with all the money he is just throwing away. He earned less than he could have.
He could’ve made more but he’s a millionaire he doesn’t need it
@@leonid4553 agreed
He’s making more money from UA-cam off making this video
I mean I agree, but does it really matter to him? You must have seen his house which is definitely not cheap. He is practically made of $$$
ERGG SOMEONE IS DOING SOMETHING I DONT LIKE ON THE INTERNET 😡😡
I just came across this video, and as a coin collector mint errors are some of the biggest payouts. I'm sure thousands, at a min were missed out on.
I highly doubt there were mint errors in this batch. If there were, they really don't fetch much of a premium. As these coins were circulated, most errors are not that valuable, and knowing what is and is not valuable, scrutinizing every coin, that is not something even most collectors want to do. They just go for the silver or key dates.
Yeah most errors aren't valued that highly for new coins. He probably missed out on a hundred at the most. But made more with the video and saving time.
😵😭
I’m sure the valuable coins were in the cardboard holders
@@michaeldenison7339 You are so correct my friend
He could've earned so much more by selling it to the right people.
@UCLWg5ZhznXBQ5wnbjsQmTqw im pretty sure some of those coins are not in circulation anymore. this will boost the price up a bit. or defective coins that came out defective from the mint. those currencies have a higher value than what it is stated as people want them for collection purposes.
This video brings in more than the difference he (maybe, if lucky) would have got if selling to the right people :) And alot more time and effort needed to push them to this "right people" :)
@@pr0llicious if you get someone who is an enthusiast, there is a high chance he will be buying a large quantity. yes, it takes time like selling anything. but the profits would be a lot larger than what he did there. To me, it just looks like he's missing out on a lot of money. some coin can cost above $10 per coin. if you can't see the money in that, I'm not sure what will
EXACTLY
felt pitty for the guy who was collecting for some reason
I guess there isn’t a coin shortage anymore.
Lol smh
💀💀
Hahah lol
There never was 🤣 half the people at banks didn't know there was a coin shortage
I’m not even a coin collector and this hurts to watch
Lol
Definitely does
Pennies before 1982 are composed of copper, 1 pound of copper is worth about $5, and one pound is usually about 140 pennies making it $1 and 40 cents, about $3 and 60 cent lost per pound
Yes but melting is illegal for the purpose of getting the copper
where you selling copper for 5 bucks a pound lol. highest ive ever seen it is about 4 bucks for number 1 copper. its normally like 3 bucks or less but it fluctuates
Anyone else feel bad for the person who collected all those coins and now they are all gone
Same
Yes, wonder how a person would lose a collection worth more than the delinquent rent? In jail or dead?
Yep better taking them to a coin shop to get more info about them first
I would if I collected those that would have been a hard job for earning those thing in life but it was his Idea. I would have kept them and display them at a Museum. Thats slot of money that they collected and took years probably. But its his bc no one would bye the storage and at least he looked at them before he just put them in.
Yes
Felt so bad for the coin collector...🥺
"There's really not much value in these coins"
Me: Are you sure?
I mainly collect error coins and this makes me sick to max.....
How would you no if you didn't look close to see if there were errors?
@@daphnewragg8654 would have taken weeks to see each of them,not worth it
I’m a coin collector and all I can say, there better have not been any 1943 pennies in there. You would have gotten 60,000 dollars instead of 1 cent.
I feel very sad for the person who owned this.
I agree why they do that. Also me Coin collector and I never do that
He didnt pay on his storage unit thats why it went up for sale only his own fault
@@alanahr5 Even if that is the case
Someone who doesn't appreciate the efforts of person who created this collection is just damn..
Me too 🥲
I'm pretty it's an older man that probably past away or has some kind of sickness and forgot about it
He put a 500$ coin in that I can’t watch this anymore
What coin?
@@jge9985 he had a 1902 silver dollar that goes for a lot
@@SawyerTheCarr yep, ikr
I cried ngl
Time stamp?
Shout out to my people who watched the whole vid ✊
I am about 5 minutes away from the end of it. Can’t believe I actually stayed the whole time.
Bruh why wouldn't you?? It's only 50 minutes
I watched a 1 hour wholesome memes video I can watch 50 minutes.
5000
i whached it live
You said: I don't think, I don't think. And you are right, when it came to turning in those coins ... you don't think. 🤣
Oh my god, as a coin collector this hurts my heart. Knowing that he didn't check for errors and others on the state quarters and check for errors on the dollar coins.
Right. SMH. And last batch sounded like had Silver Quarters. He said pulled out the pre62s? What about 63 64 and 40% 65-70?
I can sympathize with you guys! 🙄
Sad thing is if there was any special or rare coins they may be lost forever as next time they are at the bank it might taken out of circulation
@@sweetface2887 because he said multiple times. Collectors would comment. 🤯
Amen
Bro. Some of those eisenhower dollar coins you threw in there are worth between $25-$250
Eisenhower dollars are before 1978, he only put coins after 1985.
@@YaseenKhan-xy4so he put coins from 1961
Bruh
Yeah right
As if they need any more money...
As a coin collector and expert myself I would rather lick that grocery store floor than give up all that silver to Coinstar.
How do you know the coins had any value?
@@HighTopMyers I've been studying and collecting coins for the last 3 years. I know what has values and what doesn't. Even if the coins are not much more than face value the silver in them is more than the coin themselves.
Collector here too, kind of want to cry a little. Omg imagine the errors, silver, rare dates, MS 65+, etc just going down the drain. So painful.
@@cassandraanclam9610 I lost all respect for this channel when they did this. I'm sure other collectors did as well.
He kept all the silver coins.
the worst part is that the coinstar machines where I live charge a 11-14% commission on the coins inserted if you want to cash them. luckily, my bank does not charge anything for bags of coins deposited. this is why i always say to never use coinstar and ask your bank instead.
I bet the person who collected and sorted all this is real pissed right now.
Stolen
Maybe they shouldn't have defaulted on their payment then that is why the storage unit went up for sale after all🤣
@@alanahr5 maybe they dead, and they didnt contact theire descedents
I’m a coin collector and this hurts..
ME TO!!! I saw a 1916 merc
Why that’s cool that he’s putting those back in the world for people to collect. And not just keeping them, ya are looking at it all wrong.
Same I’m about to cry
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Same!!
For everyone that's sad or mad, just remember that Dan sorted through, WITH HELP FROM COLLECTORS, to find the coins that are worth face value. Even if he did miss some that are worth something, the coins are going to the bank, where serious collectors will eventually find them when they buy bankrolls like the previous owner of this collection. So if he missed any, they will be going to a home and put back in another collection.
Hi Aang
I guessed that the amount was $1,550
Thank you for a spot on comment.
Nope they get scratched and loose value , that's one problem of being in circulation,
Valid and interesting point, thanks for the new perspective.
If any of those state quarters were mirror-like (proofs), they would have been worth much more than face value. Some of those dollars or halves could have also been 40% silver. I'm not sure if coinstar weighs coins or not, but it may have been rejecting silver coins as well. I have heard it rejects 1942-1945 silver war nickels. I would have kept anything it rejected and done more research.
Either way, I don't know why I was mesmerized enough to watch 53 mins of coinstar sounds, but good job keeping my attention :)
It's good to know that taking a gift card carries no fee. It was also surprising how much of a cash fee they took on just a few hundred dollars (12%!).
It's not just silver value. It also miss prints, die faults ect some of those can go for quite a lot if you have the right ones. Every time I heard the coin drop I cried a little.
I feel you on that
He has to much money to care
You could spend weeks of your time looking for a special coin. It’s not worth the time. It’s either silver or face value, unless it’s in mint condition.
I know how u feel that coin collection was put together over years and just to put in coinstar like that just one of those qauters could have paid for that unit and those state ones I held on to would have been worth more
@@Eli-lb1lc 100% agree
You really should have had them appraised before dumping them in that machine.
yey
could have dumped tens of thousands of dollars into the dumpster lol
At least he checked them out for silver
I feel like some of the coins in the organizers are worth more than their face value...
But they made more money making this video
Derca derr, u think of that all on ur own. Ur so smart
Wow genius
@@frostexplosion4602 true. It's like the Pokémon cards he cut in half, it's just hard to watch for some collectors haha
Like he said, most of the coins from 70’s up aren’t really worth more than face value. It still hurt to watch because I like to go through every coin I get, but unless it’s 60 and before, or just real silver, there is no harm done
I’m not sure if it’s just me but I think like pouring a lot of coins into like those machines to calculate them all and give you cash is very satisfying
The sound gives me an eargasm🤑🤑🤑
As a coin collector I had to quit watching halfway through
Its been like 4 minutes and I can't bear to watch it anymore
I know what you mean it's killing me imagine error coins and more he's just throwing back into the system that who ever worked so hard to find
Aaahhhhhggggg@!!
I also couldn't watch the whole video 😢😢
☑️
As a recent coin collector myself I can agree
Me being a coin collector and just crying right now
For reals.. imagine the dude must be doing backflips In his grave right now.. he should have legit sorted everything out, checked all mint marks, see if he had any mint errors, rare S coins, missing mint marks.. I’m
Willing to bet he lost a few rare coins now gojng to be sorted and destroyed forever..
He said in the description he kept the valuable ones
Me crying I collect coins too
@@calebbellwood9240 valuable as in the silver ones?.. he could have had double struck coins worth way way more than a silver quarter..
@@DylanCMcCune my grandpa taught me all about coins and currency. Think if he hit the jackpot and found a bunch of radar silver certificates... my gpa is the only place I’ve ever seen silver certificates, in denominations from 1-1000, (blue stamp on the note), war notes (civil war), US notes (red seal) and even the gold notes (red in gold).. I can only imagine the overall value of his collection, but the man was so so wise with his money and very generous.. I can only imagine the treasures that were flushed away for some amazon bucks.... 🤦🏼♂️
Little tip for the future: if a serious coin collector has them in his collection, it's because they are worth more than face value.
This man literally throwing away 10x or even more then what he got in the coin machine 🤣🤣
Exactly. I'm pissed off!
No one:
Me: realizing the video is 53 mins long
Didn’t realize till I was half way through... 😳🤯
This comment makes no sense? There is no reaction of you realising it is 53 mins long
Me looking at the comments in the middle of the video: “53 min.” Me: 😵
I didn’t realize until I finished it, I have no sense of time 😂
@@meachymouse4978 same
Dan early in the video: "I'll need your alls help to make sure I don't get rid of something valuable".
Dan later on: "These aren't worth much I don't think".
The early 80's quarters in particular could have been several hundred times their face value. 🤣
* sad @Tyler Harriman noises*
He’ll make more money dumping these coins into coin star via UA-cam than those coins are worth.
You know how many stolen coin collections have ended up in a coinstar? Numismatist nightmare right there, poor guy or whoever couldn't afford to pay their storage.😢😭
Poor guy should have used some of those coins to pay his storage unit 😂😂
@andrewbennett7987 shut yo ahh up
All coin collectors watching:
👁👄👁
Me
AHhHhHhhHH MY LOFe
Yes
Pain
That is true
whoever you got advice from was nuts, I collect coins and this hurts. Some of those are harder to get coins, plus the conditions, plus the fact they were sorted adds value to it. It would be like trading a sports car for a chevette
Lamborgini for a Pinto
I just pray that some of those coins land in or around jackson Georgia. I'm a collector and I can only pray to get some of the coins in my pocket change!!
I have been collecting coins for over 30 years and most of the coins he deposited aren’t worth anything except for face value, but there is a rare chance where some coins can have defects which can make them very valuable, for example a quarter or a dime or a nickel from any year can have what’s called double die which can go for $300-1000. So he is probably making more by cashing them in
You just flushed probably 50 years of collecting down the toilet
Yeah it was a really dumb move
i know it makes me sad
And a lot of time sorting the coins
Dumb move
There is no rarity to anything there. There’s millions of all those coins still in circulation. Nobody is going to sit there and sort through all the junk change unless they have nothing better to do.
Why is this video so satisfying to watch, yet so sad at the same time!
Yeah, that’s probably the work of somebody’s who takes decades making :/
@@Carlos-lw2ww and all this random dude cares about is money lol. I started to wonder if he got the storage locker cause the coin collector died
Note to self: find the coinstar machine dan put all the coins in and rob it
Halves, quarters, dimes pre 64 are 90% silver. Roughly $1.40 = 1 troy oz. Anything 1965 and newer is just face value. But like u said, u have to lok for key dates and errors! Lots and lots of work there. Oh ya, some halves and knickles (key dates) are 40% silver. Not many people interested in those tho. Great buy!
I love how someone probably spent their entire life searching and gathering the coins and he just trade years of coin gathering and searching for cash
Wasn't even cash was a gift card 😂
Bummer they shouldn’t have let their locker go unpaid
imagen if the person that ownd the coins was waching and sees his whole coin colection just gone
Yea
I’m a coin collector and I guarantee there was much more value in all that then face value...
Doofen
Nice
oh well
Like the 1982 and 1983 in better shape
I bet he didn't check for the high grade coins the double dies the off centers some of those nickels if they have full steps on the reverse can be worth a lot of money. Some of the state quarters have extremely valuble mistrikes. Or even people that pulled proofs out of their sets.
I've never seen a video of an actual "bottleneck" that drove me as crazy as this one..... my God, physics would have played a key component to making that easier
Actually I did it I didn't like going christmas shopping on Christmas eve. 🙃
I got really excited.
Me being a coin collector: pain
Also me:I’ll buy them
Me to
Yes that is me to
I have a collection of 83 1776 - 1976 Bicentennial quarters with a face value of $20.75 and 1,191 state quarters with a face value of $297.75. That's a total of 1,274 quarters with a face value of $318.50. Before I put my collection in Coinstar who wants to buy them??? 🤔
Same
Sad to see a coin collection go to waste like that smh probably years and years of collecting
Must've been really painful for the person who had to let go of the locker! He put in so much effort on those coins! 😭
Poor Guy
I cant say the reason he left it but if he came and just claimed his coins
Yep AGREED BRO !!!!
Usually they get sold if you stop paying on the locker so its his own fault
why was his own fault not paying the fee i have no problem .in what he is doing what did u want him to do with them put them back in the unit .....ffs i reckon good on him.... nice
Silver coins stopped being made 6/23/1965!
So the ones dated 1964 and younger are all made with 90% silver!
You did good with pulling the ones you did as far as I can see.
The Pres Kennedy $.50 1965-1970 contain 40% silver!!!
Wheat pennies 1909-1956 are about $4-$5 each now!
He could have like 5000 dollars if you sold the to collectors😤
most likely more
Nope
His money his life
They would hit the same amount
Yeah I’m really mad!!!
It was 40 minutes in until I realised I’ve been watching someone put coins in a machine for 35 minutes
“My you have a lot of coins! Please wait while we catch up!”
~ puts in more coins ~
That’s a treasure trove!!! Someone smiled down at you & you squandered it. WOW!
My heart is in pain watching this video. This is the only video I watched from this channel that makes me sad. Those collections....
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I'm pretty sure coinstar will have a way to detect, and sort the valuable coins. They'll probably go to someone else's collection, who will appreciate them.
I am a collector and almost blew the top of my head off. Go to a dealer or a collector you might have made more.
Wow!!! I’ve seen coins from the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and even 2004 Quarters with double or mos prints selling for THOUSANDS of $$$$!!! I’d hate to find out that 1999 penny worth $10,000 was in there !!
Wash your hands after touching all those coins!! LMAO!
I'm not even a coin collector and i can tell you if those coins didn't have value he wouldn't have kept them, should have taken them to a coin collector to get advice first
Yeah😡
Yeah 😠
yeah :/
The collection in its entirety already has some value, regardless of the individual coin values
@@6infinity8 not really
as a low key coin collector myself, anything minted that has any silver stopped in 1965.
i noticed you threw in some silver without realizing it. not even mentioning what the mints coulda been. some mints are rarer than others. you coulda had a bigger payout if you went to a professional, but it is what it is. if anyone is reading, do your researchhhhh. cool idea tho!
Aw man, that totally sucks, but I agree with your comment.
Damn... poor guy who spent the time and effort to organize his passion for coin collecting, just gone in minutes...
Yeah but the collector chose to leave them there if he really wanted then he would of taken them
Do you genuinely know that? With my response, I clearly have proof right in-front of me. “Coin collecting, just gone in minutes”, how do YOU know that this person passed away? That’s all I’m saying, “poor guy who spent the time and effort to organize his passion for coin collecting”. There’s no proof that he just chose to leave it as you say? So, I’ll just leave it at that.
As a coin collector i think we shoud get one of these Machine because it is a coin collectors dream it gives you face value to all the People ho sell you their coins :)
dude idk I kinda feel bad for the dude that owned the coins before him, imagine all the time and hard work he put into his collection
And its people like dude that hoard coins that cause a coin shortage across our country the rare and silver yes collecting them make sense but simple pocket change come on. Give it back
Even on eBay he would have gotten more than face value for the collection. The only work would have been to count face value. So dumb putting it in a grocery store coin machine.
Did you see his house and all his Tesla’s?I thing he’ll survive losing a little from this.
Yeah but it still triggers me
I wonder if he realizes that each of them 1960 nickels could sell for up to $20 each
Those Eisenhower $1 coins go for about $25 a piece as well
Bro I Colect coins and this vid hurts me so bad
@@kevinbutton4580 no they don’t most are basically face value or a little more
No they don’t
Some state quarters are $ 10.00 , there are some pennies with 4 different set on back dates 2010- 2013 that will be worth, you just have to look them up
he lost so much money doing this it’s sad fr
UA-cam: wanna see people put coins in coin star
70K People: YES
Nobody:
Raley’s workers in the back round be like: 👌🏼 🤌🏻
Other collectors would pay $$ for some of the coins you dumped in that machine if the grade was high enough for a registry set , I'm talking $1000 and up per coin
Pretty sure you single handedly ended the nationwide "coin shortage".
50 minutes of coin rattling later
I can still hear them
Not sure if anyone mentioned this but the silver coins make a distinctly different sound than the more modern ones. It seems like he did a good job keeping back the more valuable coins.
@@milkman713 which one?
Also, coinstar's reject silver coinage and some wheat cents.
I'm not a coin collector and I see from the comments that the some coins were probably worth alot. Hopefully, someone else will benefit by finding them in the future.
Some people would pay $100,000 for the set
Maybe if you listed them on Etsy lol.
@@Andrux0821 Etsy is the last place you would want to post coins
@@jackolantern7750 I was making fun of people who post a common wheat cents for a 100k on Etsy, and unfortunately, some people actually buy them, though rarely.
@@Andrux0821 some of the posts are pretty funny
@@Andrux0821 there is this guy called Quins Coins on YT who reacts to Etsy coin posts
a lot of those coins that you put away could've been worth a lot, they might of had miss prints, or the letters might of been too close together
Would have taken weeks upon weeks to specially inspect each one so not worth it
Reality is its still only really worth face value it's eBay and silly people IMHO
Don’t think that was the goal…
You: just a coin
Every coin collector: 😮😡
That's me over there
Frik you I bet you look at coins like that
It breaks my heart to see you throw possibly tens of thousands of dollars into a coinstar. It makes me happy to think they're back in circulation and maybe a cherry-picker will come along and make bank.
I’m not a coin collector and don’t know anything about it but seeing that organised coins just disappear just hurts my soul.
Guessing there is $3457.22 worth of change
Coin collector spends years collecting his coins just for a UA-camr to make a hour long vid pouring them in a coinstar machine but seriously I love your vids man keep it up
Those pennies are probably double die i’m thinking that there might be a reason why the previous owner kept all of those coins that you just put into the machine
Those Coinstar machines were always broken down everywhere I went the other day... 5 places all out of order.
Imagine this man had a coin worth thousands of dollars and it went into a machine☠️
Boom 4 cent
@@thekingofcats197 lol
1 grand probably could got 11 if he was lucky
@@thekingofcats197 lmfao facts
Thoose people dont care coins they like paper and metal credit cards!!! 💵💵💵
Those penny's, 1982 and older has copper in it. Some of those "newer coins" could have errors on them such as doubling. Good haul 👍
It is not worth the cost of smelting those pennies and as such they are easily findable in circulation, even wheaties are sometimes. There could’ve been errors, but I think it’s unrealistic to sort through thousands worth of coins just to find it
That money collection would have been worth just shy of a million to the right person, it’s such a bad idea to split that collection
Are you a coin fanatic or something, because shy of a million sounds so extremely off.
@@ednaemode5762 you have no idea mate, I’ve seen some very small collection fetch a crazy price in the auctions, that collection is organised for one and is 50times bigger than any I’ve seen sell and throwing coins always coz they are nee is totally against any coil cellectors morals hahahah
As a coin collector
This hurts.
There could’ve been old wheat cents
There could’ve been silver
There could’ve been errors
And poor dude who collected these coins just for them to be shoved into a Coinstar never to be seen again
"These quarters aren't worth anything, they're just quarters, so I think, I could be wrong"......yep, and if you were wrong you'll never know it, and you could have just threw away a coin or possibly coins that could have been worth millions! Crazy, I would never have just dumped all those coins in a coin star machine!
Dan in Next video: "What's Inside the Coinstar machine that I just used to count $1500 worth of coins"
I’m about 8 minutes in and you already have 200$ holy crap I might start saving coins
A coin collector in a hurry
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
Me:i hate the sound of coins rattling
Hey have a good day whoever sees this
John Prassa, thx
Thank yoy
Thank you
Thx u 2
Thanks grogu
The pennies older than 1982 are all mostly copper and their melt value is essentially double face value. Too bad it's illegal to do that until the penny is discontinued lol. Good video! Thanks for the entertainment :)
Thats another way to clean a beak 😉
It’s sad seeing all those coins gone now because I’m sure some where worth a lot by the year especially pennys from 1999 can be worth a Good amount right now for the gap of the A and M in America. 😔
Smart girl. Same goes for 1992, 1998, and 2000 pennies. There’s rumors of other years existing, like 1996, but no hard evidence yet. I check all years just to be safe and help me sleep better at night.