People do not have to use coinstar. Wal-mart sales paper rolls for your change. Once you roll it you can spend it at walmart. Trust me or call walmart they will tell you they take all currancy. Dont loss money from your hard earned money. I had an issue taking rolls of change to customer service. They tried to tell me they cant accept it. I said so your turning down money. They said no we are not accepting change in bulk. I said its money. I asked for a manager and told the manager. They had a huge meeting about the currency acceptance. All currancy is allowed. Please dont waist money on these machine.
@@largeformatprinter1946 most gas stations have change machines...they just don't tell you lol and they don't charge a fee at all!! I go to the rainbow market by my house and they don't take shit out. Edit: spelling error
Well you can put them in rolls and go to the bank and it’s all free. Except the gas you use to go there and your time. They even give you the coin roll packing for free!
When I was younger you used to find pennies laying everywhere but, now you're lucky if you ever see one on the ground!! Thanks to plastic money I guess?
Worked as a manager at a 24 hr gas station, this started my coin collecing. I'd switch out my own for coins for the collectibles in the register (never stole a penny)....
I have a coin error I haven't been able to find anywhere yet. It's a 1999 Denver Lincol Memorial Penny with what looks like a small cavity above the monument. It's also a DDO.
A buddy of mine has a penny with the tails stamp like it was stamped over the heads side. You can see both heads and tails on one side. The local coin shop said they have never seen anything like it before and turned him away.
@@Idk-yx9jc definitely wanna sort out dirty coins in hope of finding one thats worth more then what its face value is and Federal Credit Union is a sort of bank but under Gov't control.
Everyone attacking him saying “I don’t have time for that” ok then the video isn’t for you he is giving great information to coin collectors that do have time it took me about 15 minutes to check through 50$ worth of coins and I found some cool errors key dates and foreign coins
After watching a bunch of your videos I don’t wanna get rid of my coins because I’m afraid of getting rid of something valuable. I think I need to take notes 🤦🏼♀️
So come back and watch them or make a playliston your RU-vid channel and title it to your liking so you can easily access the specific type of videos you want to see when you want to see them. Do this for any type of videos you or want to save to come back to later.
@@Coleyjp0716 yeah obviously this cool guy has never experienced the straight up adrenaline rush from sifting through the 8 pennies he got in change at McDonald's to see if they are .001 millimeters shorter on one side than the other. He is obviously just a lazy bum
I know it's hard to set time aside but once you start learning, it can be totally worth it. I mean it's easier then winning the lottery. Once you learn, you'll learn what to look for.
My mom has a five gallon jug filled with pennies. It looks intimidating to look through but if I can find a diamond in the rough…I’ll suffer through it.
Dude you make it sound like these valuable coins are everywhere in the wild, well they're not. I spent years checking every coin I found including hundreds of old steel pennies I inherited and guess what? I never found a goddamn one worth more than face value.
I have 150k subscribers and 4 million on tiktok. Not everyone is going a find something valuable but a lot of ppl will and have already. It’s not all about you.
I found a bunch and didn’t inherit anything. Just saved from hard work and have many that are worth way more than face value. Not all are worth $50,000. Some are a few dollars and well worth the saving of old pennies. Just saying.
Sorry for your bad luck brother,,,I've been coin roll hunting here and there for a couple of years now just a hobby nothing serious,,I've made over $2200
LOL... I work detailing cars for a national rental company. I usually end up with about $270 - $300 in change at the end of the year. I found your channel 2 days after I turned in about $290 worth of change. YEAH... I was none too happy, but I know better now.
Am I the only one who wishes they owned Coinstar? People just GIVING you tons of coins that most of them haven’t gone through. Even if there’s nothing in a batch, you keep 12% of face value. And your chances of finding this $50k coin just increased a million times over.
Annnnnd he didn’t even have one. You need to reformat. Just do the second part and tell us about errors. Instead of including jack wagons boyfriend and act like he has a one of a kind error
It's creating a perspective of an unwise choice. And giving an example of a good choice. Would you seriously like f** chill dude don't you want your friends to enjoy your company🤣
@@RB-sv8kk Because I'm your biological step mother and I don't want to see you end your life like this!! Now put down the punctuation marks before your hurt yourself... or someone else. You clearly can't handle it.
I have actually been interested in rare coins for a longish while and was reignited with my friend and this channel has been sick to watch and it was about time i subbed
I inherited a small trash can of pennies dating mostly from the early 1950s into the 2000s from my father… I have sat on the living room carpet for eons to separate them first by decades and then by years… I really want to go through them all and I might even then need get rid of them, so channels like yours are helping me tremendously!!! Thank you💕💕
You want me to sift through a bucket that deep with coins looking for a hard to see penny that could possibly be worth 50,000 but with the chance being so low I'd be better off taking all those pennies and buying a scratcher would be better worth my time. No yeah sounds like a wise idea on how to spend my time. It's like gambling but it takes several hours, and is about as fun as watching paint dry.
Coin collector here. Abandoned homes are great places to find good coins, because they've sat there untouched for years. No finger prints,no scratches, just dust in most cases. I found a key date quarter from the 1820's worth about $15,000 , in pristine condition...too bad they drilled a hole in it , to make a pendant ! But, I've found other great coins in the last few years
I have a whole bunch of brand new 1999 Pennys that I rolled up 20 yrs ago and I’m going through them all now!! I’ve found a few off center so far but maybe there is something on the rim! I’ll go back and check
I cashed in 1k of my change after 3 years. Rolled them up tho cuz coin star charges 13%, bank is free. But kept all the pennies 2 infamil containers bout to scroll through them 😆
Its about economic value. If i need to do research and dig for hours and find someone to buy the coin, id rather just dump it in the machine and call it a day.
There's websites you can go to. Also there's coin dealers in most cities. I sold a rare collection of VERY old coins my grandpa left me. Got half a million in cash and 70 K in gold. could have gotten SO much more if I sold at auction. But I needed the money.
I found a weird penny once. My wife was rushing me out the door and I put it up somewhere meaning to check on it later. I forgot about it for like 6 months. Out of the blue one day it popped in my head and I looked it up. It was a 1974 aluminum penny. Problem is in that 6 months it got misplaced. Yep, I found a super rare coin in my pocket and immediately lost it. 🤦♂️
Dude your videos are the best short sweet no bullshit useless blabbering to the point and relevant. You dont waste our time and lately your videos have been things i never heard if or forgot about and was thankful for the reminder.. Just valuable information
What do you expect with RU-vid and social media this guy's not doing anything wrong he's educating people. I tell people about this stuff and they don't even care. So there's some of us that care and most of them they don't .
Never, take your coins to a coin star machine for any reason. You are always going to be ripped off. Not only because of the fee for using it. Coins will also not be counted and slip through. Even the banks that have these do just the same, just no fee if you are an account holder there. Always count and roll your own coins.
Imagine if coin star added some visual recognition to their machines and compared every piece of change against a catalog of known errors and just kicked the more valuable coins to the side to be collected
I get the idea of trying to find valuable change but the issue is is that there’s a million different defects for all different coins of all different years and to a normal person wouldn’t know the different issue that are common and trying to find one or two specific things wrong is like finding a needle in a haystack compared to knowing many different thing that comes with years of doing this. The ones that’d be the easiest is to look at quarters and dimes to see if they’re silver or checking pennies with magnets to see if any are steel.
I have a suggestion for you ( I know nothing about coins). Could you start using a RED ARROW or RED OUTLINE to illustrate the error or item you wish to point out? It would help me see exactly what you’re talking about.
Finally, someone that says what he put for title!! It piss off to waste time trying to catch through languages accents ,to never find out about anything at the end! And they front page there clip like " MILLIONS FOR THIS COIN!!!" THINK TO BE FAST AND ACCURATE !!
I got a bucket full of pennies. I helped clean a ladies house out who was a hoarder. I found green coins stuck to the floor. Time now to check that bucket I filled just from that house.
There's absolutely no guarantee that there's anymore of these, the problem could've been caught immediately.......or even purposely created, which I believe is the majority of these error coins pedigree.
Gotta question the sanity of someone that will pay 50k for a penny, just because it’s got a few irregularities. Like who decides that those tiny marks are worth 50k.
The point is what? No one in my area collects coins for value, and in fact it's hard to get internet collector's interested in any finds. I have a bag of wheat backs an Indian head and a jar full of recent pennies. It's easy to find messed up misprinted change. It's hard to find someone who actually wants it...
I have one from the Denver mint. It’s crazy what I find in my 5 gallon jug of coins. 7/10 times I usually find a coin that you talk about in your videos. I never sell them though. Ima wait until I find the right person who’d spend thousands on my whole collection of error coins.