EPIC Silver Coins Found at Bank - Silver Coin Collection Dump for Face Value! What an Epic Silver Score from a lucky chance encounter at the bank... I paid Face Value for 1,560 half dollar coins - all of which ended up being silver! We purchased 39 full rolls of silver coins, each holding 40 coins in total and some of which were 90% silver! Plus, another 324 old bills - silver certificates, red seals, etc! So... I pop into my bank to pick up my box order and the teller asks me if I wanted to buy some extra half dollars that were dropped off by a customer... I was thinking it was just going to be searched rolls being returned, but one look at one roll (inside) and I knew I was buying it all! It's the stuff you "hear" about but never actually witness or think you'll ever get the chance at... it was definitely one of my luckiest days ever! In this video, I'll explain the story and show my silver score - including the varieties we were able to find among all of the silver half dollars we scored! As an FYI - I will be uploading the silver certificate hunt in a future video. I hope you enjoy the video and always be looking, asking and searching! They are STILL out there just waiting for us to find and stack! As always - Happy Hunting and Thanks for Watching AND keep Stacking that silver my friends!!! Here's a Playlist for all of my Junk Silver (Constitutional Silver) hunts: ru-vid.com/group/PLknd43YfQfvbc9k9holzQKUF2rXHhdmF7 PS - My Stacking Silver Hunting Mats are are listed on eBay or at my website if you want to check them out: robfindstreasure.com/whats-for-sale/ www.ebay.com/usr/robfindstreasure PLEASE SUPPORT MY CHANNEL - I am an Amazon Associate and if you shop on Amazon, please feel free to click one of my links below - I get a little extra every time you shop using my link: www.amazon.com/shop/robfindstreasure The Microscope I use: amzn.to/2JFQtcS US Coins Redbook: amzn.to/2SR6z9v Strike it Rich - Coin Errors/Varieties Book: amzn.to/2NkItnU How often do you find Silver coins your bank for face value? Do you ask every time you visit? What's your best score from a teller? At a yard sale? Craigslist? Anywhere??? Which of the "Big Banks" do you think has the friendliest service? I hope you enjoyed the video - if you did, please subscribe! I post several new videos weekly so please subscribe if you wish to see more: goo.gl/7jX6g5 Thanks for watching! Music: Supplied by iMovie Artist: Judson Crane Song: In It To Win FYI - I've been asked about an address to send things to. If you want, you can use this address: Rob Finds Treasure P.O. Box 5565 Frisco, TX 75035 Facebook: fb.me/RobFindsTreasure Instagram: instagram.com/robfindstreasure/ Twitter: twitter.com/RobFindTreasure Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+RobFindsTreasure paypal.me/RobFindsTreasure robfindstreasure.com
Rest in Peace to the poor old man who's family just cashed in his life's work. His collection was epic. I hope his family spends his hard earned cash wisely. Congrats Rob
That is why I don’t put mine in paper rolls, but also why I label them 90% or 40% silver , let someone know what you have just the 64s are worth over 3000$s wow cool video
@@jamesrobinson8247 They either (a) didn't want to deal with selling it or (b) just didn't know. Often collecters can hoard and overload what their heirs have to do to earn any real money - most hoards are full of absolute garbage, and most people older than 30 know that. For instance, my stepdad gave me his comic collection, one I originally was going to ebay one by one but that I quickly found out was implausable given that it was in the thousands (probably ten-thousands) of pre 70s comics - I sold the whole thing for a flat fee of $2500 to the comic shop down the street when I moved; by the time they closed down, they had over four times as much in individual comics with more than half of my stepdad's motherload still unsearched. If I had blood and tears and sold those guys, I probably would have had ten times that much money.
This happened at my bank too. A young girl came in the back with 50 Morgan silver dollars and cashed them in for $50. The guy who was in line behind her told the teller he wanted to buy them all and he got them for $50. You know her dad or grandpa is rolling in his grave.
@@Crimin4L I agree. However, it was the mother who sent her to the bank with the coins. My take on it was they were clearing out his collection after he passed and wasn't concerned about the real value of the coins. Sad.
@@lastmanstanding2622 Ahh okay yea that's a shame. I blame the education system & society. But It does serve as an example why we need to educate our families on precious medals before we sadly kick the bucket.
If you have a precious coin and metal collection and the people in your will that's getting it educate them on every single piece before you kick the bucket so this doesn't happen and that metals and coins and wealth stays in the family to help start a generations to come of old money so your future generations are financially set
Whoever gave that to the bank dishonored their loved one's wishes. You know damn well that someone as meticulous as that stacker was would never have bought off on rolling that collection down to the local BofA for less than $800. I am so glad that the coins made their way back to Rob, who will truly appreciate the value of the collection.
Rob, I very rarely comment on CRH vids. I've been doing this a long time. You are the first person I've seen to top my biggest single customer wrapped score of exactly 333 halves. Most 90% with lots of Franks and Walkers. It is truly incredible what you came across and had the luck that the tellers didn't buy them. Congratulations Sir!
Just a note to collectors. Make sure someone you know and trust knows what you have, and what it's worth. And are banks not allowed to tell people they are making a mistake? And why would the bank not tell their employees to keep all silver for the bank? This is a great score for you, Rob, congratulations!
Being a BofA customer I can say that their tellers give no shits about what they process, at least when it comes to the corporate side. Corporate is too focused on making sure BofA's massive fee schedules and any additional fees are paid/assessed on their poorer customers to pay attention to the coins and bills their tellers receive. They just see the face-value dollar signs, and that's all the tellers put into the system. I wish I was rich enough to be able to walk up to my local banks asking if they have anything interesting like this, but alas I am not in that position yet (not even close), sadly!
That covers collectors of all things, some things look like nothing of real value and are worth a ton of money. The problem is a lot of times family members don't share the same affection for a hobby, and dump the stuff not caring what they lose on it.
In a perfect world if there is nobody collecting coins yes, they would tell somebody they're making a big mistake. We all too honest truth of ideas a lot of your bank tellers are also coin collectors themselves and if they see a silver half dollar or a Morgan or anything like that they jump on it. If I was employed as a teller, I would if it didn't interfere with me legally doing my job
Ally of stupid people in the making of this video. The person handing this massive score in and the teller who didn’t keep it for themselves. I get the bank doesn’t care about something like this but the tellers aren’t making huge money. So something like this would be crazy for a teller to take home.
Not just that.. but don’t surprise your family with an inheritance they don’t fully understand. I’d roll in my grave and curse my entire family if they traded all of that for face value. I’m only 34 but I already have my stack sorted out in the event that something happens to me. I don’t have any of my own kids, but my brothers do and everything goes to them and my brothers will know what it is.
Two days ago I found a silver quarter at work and flipped my lid. My coworkers now make fun of me because I got so excited. I would have had to been sedated for this one.
Sounds like a grandparent or parent died and the kids just took the money to the bank to put in their account. They didn't realize they just blew a HUGE fortune. I'm just floored on the actual silver value of this it has to be at least 4-5 grand.
Dammit I would be mad knowing I blew a fortune on my grandparents coins my grandma recently passed away and she knew I was interested in coins before she passed so I got her huge coin collection
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I am just sitting here with my jaw on the floor. I would have totally crapped my pants at the bank, and they would have had to call a code brown! WOW!!! I am SO HAPPY for you Rob!!! This is incredibly epic and every coin collector’s dream!!! Amazing!!!!!
i have heard about people having to do this to comply with the law. if somebody dies with no will and estate plan. they put the money into a trust account the bank if they find cash in the home. it all comes down to luck and a few honest people. nobody dumps their collection at the bank. somebody died.
That handwriting. That is from a guy born in the teens - 20s. They have been sitting for a long time, family cleared up an estate without knowing what they had.
So he would've been 100 years old if he was still alive today. Now THAT is a DAMN shame. You know what, at least they're going to go to someone that's going to appreciate them, and not go back to some government vault somewhere.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dude, that is flippin' unbelievable! That is a collector's DREAM! We are absolutely and totally blown AWAY! Congrats, brother. Everybody deserves to find a deal like this sometime in their collecting life. Wow....
I am just sitting here absolutely speechless. I knew on the stream when you brought this up that it was going to be amazing, but boy was I absolutely wrong at the insane scale of how CRAZY this pickup was, and is. This is likely a once in a life time find, and the fact that you preserved the find on video is the best thing ever. Keep hunting 'em, Rob! You never know what you're gonna find next. I can't wait for the next videos in this "series" if you will, but I'll just have to be patient!
That is insane!!! I can't believe someone cashed all that in at face value. You are incredibly lucky, and I'm sure I'm not the only one jealous of your find! Really good to see them go to someone who appreciates their value. Simply incredible.
Nice haul Rob. Amazing what lack of knowledge on someone's part can result in. Shows us that we should make sure our heirs know the value of stuff like this!
My grandpa was a leader Lions club member. He took care of the books, fee's, and hamburger concession stand, anything that delt with the funds for the club. I remember sitting with him in the living room helping him separating the coins and stacking them to count for the coin rolls. He taught me how to spot silver coins and certain dates. He would then take out the silvers and dates, and replace it with his own change or paper money. My grandma still has all these coins and bills. I told her that if she left me anything, to make it his collection! I would never sell it unlike some of the other family that absolutely would...
Let this video serve as proof that Rob has now been officially christened as the Silver Whisperer. This was unreal my friend and quite possibly the greatest score of your lifetime; congrats!
This truly was EPIC! Could really hear the excitement in your voice too! You honestly deserve this with all of the time and effort you put into the hobby. I can't wait to watch the additional videos you post associated with this score!
Some luck, more so that he lets bankers knows what he likes and he is nice to them to the point that they help him with what they know he likes. That's how foos be getting good silver deals on Craigslist lol
It is not luck when you go to banks week after week asking and ordering half dollar coins... That is persistence that eventually paid off. Pure statistics.
Rob, there are not enough adjectives to describe this. First, and foremost, your best epic score was finding Charlani. She has so much love, faith, and patience with you, doing what you do for the good of your hobby, and the coin community. You have repeatedly said to build a good relationship with your banking team members. Your words of wisdom have been proven so true. The bank team members know and understand you, your business, and your passion. Their reciprocation is shown by letting you know what they have in their posession, and invited you to view and purchase the lot of coins and bills. Some comments in this thread seem to make it sound like they don't know what they have, but I believe they do. You said you might share your gratitude with them, with a token of appreciation. Drop the "might" and just do it. These moments may not come around again. All I can say brother is congratulations on this lot being acquired by you. Cheers!!!
WOW-WOW-WOW !!! This is what you call a "Once in a Lifetime" find. You are truly blessed. I got all excied just watching your video. It looks like an older person's handwritting. They probably were not coin collectors as such. They probably owned a business, and were smart enough to keep the silver and old banknotes. Alas, we can't take it with us, so the owner passed. Then the heir, who only wants easy to spend cash, takes the holdings to the bank. Just in the nick of time, RFT comes into the bank just seconds before the coins and bills are taken into the back vault. The rest is hstory. Now that the whole world knows, I hope the collection isn't hot ! :D
And here I thought I got lucky finding 22 40% at my bank the other day, this is an amazing find. You barely see that type of dump anymore more and I'm glad it went to someone deserving! 2 years late to saying this, but congrats on the score Rob, Happy Hunting!
Holy Crap! How did you fall ass-backwards into a score like that? They definitely take good care of you at that bank. I wish I had the time, and the drive to frequent the banks in my area (and they are plentiful), but between work, and the family, just no spare time any more. Great find man, very happy (and jealous) for you. God bless
With that kind of luck, I hope you bought a lottery ticket that same day. this is some stars and planets aligning type of luck. I can't even be jealous, just dumbfounded. this is some once, maybe twice in a lifetime luck.
Holy Smokes, Rob!!! What a find! You best use some of that profit and get those tellers a little thank you gift. Keep them happy and they’ll keep letting you know when something cool comes in.
God you must have done some real good sweet talking with that teller over the Years for them to be able to look out for a score like that for you absolutely epic!!! I have found some pretty Nice Canadian collections dumps and silver scores but compared to this it's like a canoe vs the titanic!!
One time I also got about $700 face in silver dollars at a bank. Seated Libertyies, Morgan’s, Peace Dollars, Ike 40% and even 2 TRADE DOLLARS. I said I’ll empty my bank account to 2 dollars for this.
@@silverserpent6563 Yeah surely if you inherited something that seems out of the ordinary to store you'd ask yourself why did they hold onto this and do some research to determine the value... Staggering the lack of critical thinking on display.
You don't know the memories you have brought back. I remember us sorting the coins by date of years I would fill them and he fought me how to pack them I have packed some of those rolls myself.
I had to watch again. The end of year silver count video mentioned this video and I remember how awesome it was so it was a must watch.... TWICE!!! Have a Great Day My Friend!!!
@@That1ufo I was lucky and behind a Indian gentleman that had five Morgan dollars and just wanted $5 for them I tried to give him a $20 bill and he insisted on giving me $15 back
@@pauld8790 People are funny about silver and gold. I saw someone just give 2 gold ounces for 1600. Because he bought them at 800 and that's all he wanted back when the price is almost 2000!
Way over 5000$,That's over 20,000 and silver without the certificates to be exact, even 40% is $11 an ounce on the low end, with 32x40 =1280x11=14080 and 7 rolls of 90% is over 6000 @ 24 per ounce
Good for you Rob. I love your excitement. I have a feeling this was someone’s collection, maybe they passed away, and the spouse not knowing the value of this silver coins brought it to the bank instead of bringing it to a coin shop.
This is amazing! I feel so bad for whoever deposited those coins. Could have sold them online for far more. Oh well, pays to know your coins and your tellers. :) This is awesome Rob! Congrats on your score.
Rob, the MOTHERLODE of bank searches. Talk about a bank heist. Those girls deserve some flowers at least. The real story is who in their right mind took this money to the bank and why?
Probably. Guessing their parent/grandparent was a lot like my grandmother who worked at a bank and kept saving rolls of constitutional silver in her safe in the basement knowing what it’s true value was and where it was going. If that’s the case, then it seems those kids/grandkids of that person simply weren’t in the know and could’ve benefited by having a few more conversations with dear old grandma/grandpa :) just my guess.
