CASHING IN 26,000 COINS HOW MUCH DID WE GET? 

My dad always pays everything by cash, literally for as long as I can remember, also in Italy is way more common to pay by cash then by card. With cash comes change and he would not care about it and throw it everywhere around the house, so every once in a couple of months I would go around the house and search for all the coins in the most obvious and most random places. I would count them up and go to a bakery owned by a family friend who always needed spare change and he would give me back cash. My dad let me keep the money and we would then deposit in a bank. I never touched it and just let it sit almost having forgotten about it. At 19 I used the money to pay my tuition fees for my first year at university and still had some left!

Any other coin collectors wishing they could sort through all that

As someone who rolls my coins and takes them into the bank or uses a coin machine AT the bank, the huge coin star fee they had to have paid pains me way more than it should 😩

Do a shot every time he says "my you have a lot of coins."

As a coin collector I just wish I could have check the coins for silver and would have paid you more for the pennies

I went to my local service/gas station awhile ago late on a Saturday night and found out they had run out of coin change (they had just enough to cover my purchase,) I told the lady serving me that I had a little over $40 sitting at home and she would like I could go get it, which I did and now when ever I see her I get a really big smile from the people who were working that shift, a smile always feels good. Cheers.

“A 1943 penny will not be given back” Welp, there’s $60,000 lost 😂

I've used these machines before and they are loud af😂

My Grandad used to say to me......look after the pennies and the pounds will take care of themselves!!

I had a huge collection of coins like that once, and let me tell you that sitting at home, counting, and rolling them is half the fun. Seriously, sitting at the table and watching the rolls of coins adding up was a lot of fun.

Government: We might have to start creating more coins Steven and Steph: Hold my pennies

Being how savvy you guys are with making and saving $$, I’m surprised you’re not into coin collecting. There are soooo many possibilities in that pile of coins! 😱😭🙃

Back in the 90's when I still used cash, every day for a year I would not spend any change and come home and put it in a bucket. At the end of the year I cashed it in and it was just over $800.

I had a guy buy a Jeep from me one time with 4000 dallers In quarters .. I didn't mind because I found some rare .misprints .that made me even more money ..

My daughter and her husband saved enough quarters to go to Disney World. Every Friday they’d get a roll of quarters when they got their paycheck. You might think quarters don’t add up, but they do. They started when their first child was born and we all went in 2002.

I just love how you two work so well together. 😊

I'm more amazed that a Prius can haul all the coins without breaking an axle

You guys should brush up on your coin knowledge because there was probably a lot of money in old coins in there that you could have sold!!

As a coin collector I'm always saving my change and after I get a few hundred saved up I search each coin for old, rare or double die or even silver coins. I would of had a blast searching thru all those coins. Never know what you might have until you look! I find quite a bit of valuable coins from time to time!

$1949.79. You’re Welcome.

I took $249.00 in mostly junk silver coins and walked out of the coin store with over $5,000.00...because of the collectables. Those coin machines are a rip-off.

1943 pennies were made of steel with a zinc coating. As such they are magnetic. Those machines have magnets in them that pull out any magnetic coins (some foreign coins are magnetic). Too bad you didn't run those coins by a coin collector first, who knows what valuable coins were lost into the CoinStar machine!

When you overload the feeder, mind the gaps between the movable tray and the machine case... you are probably loosing some coins there.

I need to get a life! Next a paint drying video. ;)

In my house each bedroom ( the foyer has a glass bowl) has a Poland spring water machine bottle we fill with coins all year. Every New Year we exchange em to see who has the most...this yr it was my 11 year old son he had $1250+ 😁🤗 he bought himself some new chef equipment for his cookie business #SaveUrCoins

You should have went to your local bank they do it for free they have machines

Coin vids like these and the dollar vids have become my new favorite thing to watch this year ❤️❤️❤️ it’s motivating me to start saving 😎

As a coin collector I would love to have the coins left over! Some of them were really cool looking.

I always save all my change no matter what. The most I ever saved was about $200. I say it's always better to keep your change instead of giving to a cashier at a store. It's like having a third account for extra money.

It figures. The machine keeps the 1943 pennies because they are worth money.

I just spent 20 minutes of my life I can never get back watching coins being cashed in......FML

Nice job guys. Since something tells me you’re the type of folks to use the change in your pockets to complete your sale. Like I’ll always say, “oh hold on, I have the 18 cents” or whatever the change is in my total sale. I use all the money I carry around because it saves me less trips to the ATM. That’s how I budget and save money. *edited as I lost my train of thought lol. Meant to say it’s impressive that you saved that much in coins. But I’m also the type to pick up coins I see in the street. 😊

My mom's old best friends sadly is a really nasty hoarder. When her house got completely cleaned out and then fumigated and everything they do after clearing out as severe hoarder house they found over $900 in change

So much fun! A few years ago I did this with our change we’d saved in jars and a big pottery bean pot, and I didn’t even mind looking goofy when it added up to over $600. I got the Amazon card option and bought Christmas for the grandkids! It was fairly high because we threw all of our change every day into the jar...if it was just pennies, it wouldn’t have amounted to much.

My mom had a silver dollar that she had for years. She took it to a collector hoping it was worth something and she got over $1,500.00 for it!

#2:31 "Wheat" may be referring to "Wheat Back" Cents (1909 - 1958) These have two wheat stalks on the reverse (back) of the " Lincoln" Cents.

1943 pennies might have been the steelies, not made of copper since it was being used in the war efforts. They probably have a different weight than a standard penny.

Here's a tip for all you brave souls.. I saw a RU-vidr who said where to find money, paper money and coins... The car wash vacuum filters!! He would go after hours open up the vacuums take out the filters, go thru the dust. When people vacuum out their cars they don't know what's going up that hose he found so much money it was incredible I want to do it but I'm afraid I'm going to get caught on camera.

“That clinking, clanking, clunking sound is all that makes the world go round”

I’m so glad you opted for Amazon Gift cards. They were gonna keep over $60 from your first $700

You two got screwed royally by not checking all those coins!

Guess who’s about to start saving her change 😁😁😁😁

New subbie, binged watch all day while sick in bed. Love your channel, love you two!

At the end of World War II they only made a limited amount of penny’s as focus was put on ending the war and the people who made the coins did other jobs, Penny’s were barley produced in 1943 making them pretty rare I’m surprised the machine doesn’t snatch them up, that’s cool. Also saw a comment saying they were made of a different material, this may be why that machine can’t accept them, but all in all they are rare keep your eyes out!

That’s a good lesson in adding up the small change!

During world war II, the Fed made pennies from steel instead of copper. Copper was used for war materials

$1,940.61. Wow almost 2,000 dollars,in just coins!!!!!

So CoinStar steals the expensive coins from people. Yet another reason not to use them.

The 1943 penny is made of steel and is worth more than a penny. Both items are worth more so the suggestion is to keep.

FYI, pennies have been made of a zinc base and thin copper outer layer starting mid-year 1982. Most people probably don't know this and think that modern pennies are still made of 95% copper. They are not, they are like 99% zinc now (a base metal).

That was great! Thank you for sharing!

I would of LOVED to organize those coins for you guys. I just love organizing coins

i just wanna know how long it took them to save all of that😭

My Coinstar experience was rated at "F THAT!!!"... These Coinstar machines in my area are set anywhere from 12-17% service fee which means I can easily go to the hassle of rolling it myself and taking either to the nearest corner store or bank and save $12-17 on every $100 worth of change thank you!... Since most people do not count there change beforehand, they simply do not know what they are really getting charged for using this service... Try this sometime?... Count out about $50-60 worth of small change first and then feed it into the machine and see what comes out?...

wow i have to say for some reason i caught a button back ages ago when i wanted to watch a film on youtube and ended up with this video playing now i lovve your videos and love to keep turning my laptop on to watch and see more of your videos. i love ulta ones especially when you get a good haul of make up. x

WOW! That was awesome & a good chunk of money$! Seven & Steph, you 2 are wise 🦉

Many banks no longer will count coins in a machine due to the inaccuracies of their machines. Our local branch of BMO/Harris got rid of the machines, and hands you the rolls to roll the coins yourself if you want to...

If you find silver save it. A dime is worth over a $1 right now.

people if you have Rolled coins hand them over to the Teller with your account number on the Coin rolls if the roll says say $5,00 but you have $4,47 they will credit your bank account on one roll etc

😱 😱 😱 I love this machine, back in Papua new Guinea 🇵🇬 we don't have this machine, and the way you guys collect coins is amazing, seriously PNG should have this in our country.

Phrase of the day: “My u have a lot of coins”

Fun fact: "$" and "¢" were originally symbols for Pesos and Centavos. You have a 5 pesos and 50 centavos coin.

Love watching your adventures!!!!

Just a heads up those coin stars take a % if the money you deposit in those machines take em to your local banks you get the full amount there

Omg the way he feeds that thing is giving me anxiety..ugh lol too much at once lol

1943 pennies are steel pennies, copper was running thin during ww2

Some 1943 pennies were Steel... others were copper call your local coin shop for more info

Hey it's so great to see you guys.happy new years....lots of love to u guys....🦋🌷🌺💐🌻🌹

Wow am gonna start saving too!!

1943 are most likely steel war pennies (copper went to war effort.)

Those machines still money. I used to work at Albertsons and they had one there once we had a guy with to 5 gallon jugs cash in his coins. As soon as the guy left one of the cashiers went and started moving the coin tray really hard cause many coins get stuck and the machine gave her like $20 dollars.

In 1971 a senior gentleman came into the bank I worked for and on three SEPARATE occasions within a year cashed in $6,000 worth of change each time. 6K in todays 2020 money is 40K

I filled one of those old glass water bottles once with nothing but pennies,it took me 16 years to fill it. When I counted them out into coin rolls,I had $400 in pennies.

I wish I had 26,000 coins to cash in.

All that copper and silver you just dumped in there makes me wanna cry!!!!!

never use Coinstar! Counted about $45 in coins before taking it to the Coinstar, and only got credit for $32.

Why don't you find a bank with a coin counter they don't charge?

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Oh my God. Y'all found those coins? You two are just too smart 🤗💕

Wowie I never seen someone cash in this much change! Congratulations!

I worked at Ralph’s and when coinstar operating right behind registers we could no hear cashiers or the front end manager. Also we would run up and see if people were getting over $200 because all stores only kept a certain amount of operating cash at front desk and for all registers for the day. Usually about $2000 on weekend. Excess picked up by brinks every day. . So it was good you were getting a gift card.

1943 Penny's are made of steel, there are however some that were made in copper and are Worth $$$$$$

Always go to ur local bank, coinstar is money hungry

Merry Christmas stevensteph and the stevensteph family

I believe pennies in the 1940's will give you great dividends.

Just found your channel! You guys are too cute together, love the doggy too!!! Great video!!

This was fun to watch!

When I pick from house clearance I find loads coins in carrier bags or large bottles. Keep a collection for a couple of months, and then take it to supermarket coinstar and pay for clothes and grocery.

Damn I used to do that all the time save my change and take it to the coin machine to cash it in for money but they don't have machines like that anymore in my city that I know of you got to go to Banks now with coins rolled up or the teller in the bank gives you the paper rolls to roll your coins up in and then they gave you the cash after you do that,no more cashin your change in a coin machine,not in Philly.?

Omg I love going to the coin machine and doing this I can't wait to see how much this comes to I hope you're at a free one

I have been teaching my grandkids about coins and made them collections books I got binders and plastic sheets and made slots with index card so can put coin in slot and write about coins. We found 16 of the Sacajawea coins and just so happens we had the two thousand cheerio ones and they are worth a lot of money I think the kids got like thousand dollars a piece so now we check on real good. Like dimes before 1964 are 90% silver 13 dimes is 2 ounces of silver

OMG!! 11.9% went to Coinstar. That's $119 per $1,000

Sure ive seen this video before. Its amazing just how much you save without realising. Well done.

The reason it doesn't except old pennys is because they can be worth money like one penny was sold for 250k

Wowzers!...Very cool, hope you are saving again!👍😃

I just love watching the two of you

You would have been better in buckets, easier to take in and out of the trolley. I had to take $12,000 worth of mixed coins to the bank once, it was so heavy i couldnt believe it. And when the bank staff saw me coming in the door they all ran for cover. They took the coins and i had to go back 2 hours later.

"I dont know what 1943 pennies are?" OK.

You should go on a Costco run and buy $1,000 in groceries and pay with buckets of change.

Amazing video and amazing channel and amazing job friends 😀😎🤩👍