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great video and info about age of coins. 🙂well one idea, could be, make a metal plate with laser print, put it in with couns into a container, future people metaldetecting can find them and read and maybe do the same thing, read , write and put in something too.. it would be learning and fun. a bit like the Geo treassure. 🙂 best regards from Denmark

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Roll those recjects and deposit them.

How about using penny wrapper's provided by your bank for free. You can wrap them and deposit or exchange for cash at said bank. I do this at my local Well's Fargo, they have no problems with it.

I always check the reject tray at Wally World when i shop there. Some folks leave the rejects, why I have no idea. Have found silver, good looking coins, and even a gold English guinea along with other foreign coins over the years. Most times though there is nothing, but as long as I am already there why not ?

Jesus. 12%??!!?? It used to be 8% which I still think is ridiculous. Roll them up and take them to a bank

A leaky capacitor or battery is also terrible for the soil/groundwater !

A 1982- 1983 that is over 3grams is worth much more than 1 cent

Just the idea that you'd want to melt down pennies doesn't sit right.

Good job mate

what about aluminum windows ,requires 80% good aluminum refined with 20% aluminum frames,to get pure alum, relative

Beautiful finds!

Great video! I learned a lot, really tragic that such a beautiful country is being destroyed for disposable garbage. Also, although it really helps your video and is quite funny, creating AI images uses a lot more energy than finding one that already exists "Research suggests that creating a single AI image can consume anywhere from 0.01 to 0.29 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of energy. That's like running your refrigerator for up to half an hour, depending on its size and efficiency." I wish we didn't live in a coal and oil dependant society, as a lot of technological potential would be much more ethical

Wrap those crusty coins up and deposit them in your bank account.

Great work

put them in a coin roll and put nice looking coins on the ends and then you get the full face value.

Thanks for helping Mr Green Detecting

Loophole - It is illeagal to deface and destroy any US currency unless the destruction actually transforms said currency into a more valuable state. There are machines that charge several quarters to press another image into a penny. The penny coin is defaced, but is made more valuable by what has been pressed into it. So, it is legal. You stated that pennies earlier than 1981 are pure copper and have a melted coper value of 3 cents. Therefore, menting it actually increases the value. That makes it legal.

You should take a closer look at the 1982 and 1982 d. An error on these coins are worth thousands if you find one.

Buy one of those penny press vending machines..and create a side business!!!

Coinstar machines reject silver coins, I find Roosevelt dimes left behind occasionally. So far, my credit union still accepts coins, but there's always a few careless folks who save beat up coins that will jam a machine. It's too expensive to keep them repaired, so a few goofs end the service for the majority. I throw away coins with road rash, mostly pennies and sometimes nickels.

I find corroded zinc pennies all the time. I just roll them up and take them to the bank. I always save 1959-1982 copper cents and wheat cents. I keep the wheat cents and sell the copper memorial cents by the pound.

Thanks! I have foubd a '92 penny worth over $10,000 maybeyou added another one into cerculation..thanks again!!

Reject pennies make great 12 gauge slugs for Zombies.

That's really cool that you actually clean the coins. I made the mistake of taking a bunch of dirty "metal detecting" coins to my bank a couple years ago...they weren't very happy with me (small town...no coinstar machines around here). I did wash them off, but they were still in pretty rough condition

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It’s a simple solution, roll the rejected pennies & take them to the bank. The pennies are still money in your pocket.

Coin star is a rip off!! They take 10-12% of what you put in them. I take my coins to the local casino; because they know you’ll most likely spend the $ there they charge you zero!

I always take the rejected coins and spread them all over where people metal detect ....they look like chickens picking up feed.... great videos 😂. Small bits of copper wire are also hilarious. Hours of fun watching the person running around looking for something better 😂.

Just spend those old pennies & coins. Clerks don't care. I get ripped taped bills all the time.

Honestly, I think you had a great idea burrying the jar of rejected pennies in a metal detecting hot spot. While it make not be worth alot, someone would get the thrill of finding it.

why would you give up the 10% at coinstar?

The reject pennies are fun to take back to a park and scatter them all over the place. Someone else can have the thrill of finding them.

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Illegal to melt a penny, but legal to come undocumented across the southern border. Hmmmm.....

I just roll up my trash penny's and use them at the grocery store. They weight the same as new penny's and work just fine if in paper rolls. Don't waste them.

Fun Fact! The US has never minted a penny as pennies were and still are a British coin. When we gained independence, the founding fathers wanted an unalike economy to that of Britains with our own currency, so we had our version of the coin made which is just called a cent or one cent coin.

Score!

12% service charge? Go to a bank and use their coin counting machine. You do not need an account with them.

The shipping to banks alone adds greatly to the cost of coinage.

SHOULD HAVE SOAKED THEM IN COKECOLA

I make it a point to save the nastiest reject coins and pass them out to the folks looking for spare change in town..they seem to take them no issue

Florida coinstar 10%

I saw another dude on yt seperate the pennies from other change then add salt, pebbles, and white vineger to the tumbler and they clean better. I been doing that.

Never clean coins

At least check for silver coins.

I used to hike the runs at Sierra Ski Ranch now Sierra at Tahoe. I found all the same things except cell phones, a few years before their era. I found a LOT of alcoholic beverages especially under the lifts. Lots of schnapps bottles. I shot many bottles with my .22 that day. The sealed bottles we took back to the summer home and drank. Beers are a bottle of champagne 🍾. I loved combing the slopes just no metal detector. I know of an old ski area that closed operated in era of silver coins. But it’s location is forgotten. Have to go back one day.

"One person's junk is another's treasure" "Salt" an appropriate area with the junk coins, then invite a curious child to use one of your metal detectors to find and keep some coins . . . Think about it, the child wins, the hobby wins, and you win.

Watching from down in Redding. Good luck

Go to Northern Nevada and look for Gold.