I love this re-upload cuz I swear I've seen you talk about this exact quarter before on every f****** thing I put that on life itself stop re-uploading the same old s*** leave it up for people to go and watch
I saw with my own 2 eyes a man that took 2 different quarters of the year, used a machine to slice them in half to make a double-headed and double-tailed quarters that were indistinguishable from a regular quarter.
I aint won no powerball but i have found a 2000 1$ mule error in australia. Basically impossible now but in 2006 i found one in change from tbe asian deli round the corner from my flat. Was circulated so bit rough but it went for 750. Nothin crazy but turnin a dollar into 750 bucks was a little bit nice😊
I found an extremely rare quarter one time. I knew exactly what it was being a coin collector. I immediately dropped everything and sped to my normal coin shop to sell it. I walked in with my chest puffed out and set the quarter on the counter. The guy behind the counter looks at it and his eyes widen. He asks “how much are you looking to get for this?” I said “one million in gold bullion”. He laughed and said if this is actually what I think it is, you’ve got yourself a deal. Then I stood anxiously waiting for him to look at it in the back. A few minutes later he came back with his loop and handed it to me and said “you’re not gonna like this but it’s a copy”. It was a solid silver copy with a copy mark on it in small lettering. Made for people to complete their collections because the real version of that coin costs more than a literal mansion or super car. He gave me the silver value and sent me on my way. Now years later when thinking about it, I don’t ever recall seeing that copy mark on the coin. I sincerely hope he didn’t steal a million dollars from me.
The fact that something like that is considered that valuable, simply because someone out there will pay it, just goes to show that some people have more money than sense
I pray for a blessing like this! I been doing hard manual labor for 26 years. It would be a dream come true to become the lender and not the borrower..🏅🏅🙏🙏🙏
My late grandma, rest her soul. Had a saying about the type of people who would buy this quarter. She would say they had more money than sense. 😂 she was a southern woman and would also say well bless their/your heart( that means you’re stupid if you didn’t know😅) she also would say about people eating things she thought were gross. They couldn’t be trusted in an outhouse with a spoon. I miss ya gram. Fiery little old lady she was.
She has a point, it’s just a quarter. It’s not going to feed you, house you or save your life. You can’t even buy gum for a quarter anymore. Its only value is because someone else is willing to buy it. It doesn’t really have an inherit value.
How does it feel to finally have found it? I'm not being a smartass, I don't understand what he talking about,do the gold quarter have a regular front and a dollar back ?
The bid winner had zero transactions in the past. This is equivalent to an eBay winner having zero transactions. Money more than likely will not be received
Yeah I already bought them from him. Pawned off one of my small Yacht's to pay for it. Definitely legit. Unrelated, but are you interested in buying a bridge?
You are rich beyond all belief!!!! Be sure to tell your boss exactly what you think of him! Give to him good! Then quit your job, sell the coin, and live like a king! Do it today!!!!
I work at a large grocery store where they all know I collect coins. I have been looking for this quarter and a few other wheat pennies and such I've collected so much change lol but I'm not sure what's worth what at this point but I keep my eyes open everyday I deal with change like this. I carry a pocket full of regular change so I can buy them from the store.
You can actually see how many times that exact quarter has been in circulation with people in their pockets and they probably were so broke never realizing how much money they actually had. 💔💔💔
Routinely check all your physical money for errors. It's the errors that are worth money, since they try to take steps to prevent errors from entering the public.
I remember when i was a kid, my grandfather is a trucker that does canada-usa, i had a 25cents coins with this kind of eagle, im gonna teach my son to keep anything money related ...
I like the idea of a two toned coin with the golden eagle on the back. It would be a neat coin. Honoring the person on the front but emphasizing stability on the back.
You are rich beyond all belief!!!! Be sure to tell your boss exactly what you think of him! Give to him good! Then quit your job, sell the coin, and live like a king! Do it today!!!!
I don't think that im imagining it but when the Quarter switched in 99 or 2000, I had no idea that they were changing the look or what they looked like. I was bartending full-time back then. We had dart leagues, Foosball teams, pinball machines and videogames, and those touch screen games and none took anything but quarters. To add to it, I was just getting back into coin collecting and I would not just look through the quarters and other change, but I would bust all quarter rolls open after I found a Standing Liberty Quarter one day. I seem to remember staring at the quarter thinking it was odd. I don't think that I'd seen Sacajawea coin yet so I remember thinking it was a nice change on the Quarter. I don't remember if I had seen a state quarter yet. I guess my memory is fuzzy except for seeing that eagle on the quarter. Pretty sure it was on a quarter planchet, but maybe it was the other way around
I never seen any either until the roll i got from bank bu of them from 2022 i seen blue ridge hound dude from California on yt said to get them to sell on eBay but rolls not opened i opened mine and has a ton of errors on them with p mint I've even got one with the p on Washington nose and one with him having a 4 O'clock shadow scruff . I may still have the nose picture still on my community feed . I thought the 2020 quarter was quite comical of the 2 bats on Them. Lol i save all i find.
I just got 4 walking quarters 2 1941 2 1943 beautiful shape in my last hero junk pickup for Washington i was surprised. My favorite are Franklin halves Washington quarter and rose dimes with liberty bust
@lancesudberry209 pretty much every coin designed under Teddy Roosevelt's plan was a work of art. I don't know if the Lincoln cent was or not, but that should have been changed when the wheat ears went away, or at least when the standard composition changed in late 82 or 83. I love a lot of pattern coins, but many of them were far cheaper than a rental return car. The best patterns aren't cheap but so beautiful. I wish the mint made some coins from electrum, no matter how rare or even a nice mix made in a lab/smelting process. I had a lot of interesting coins, medals, or whatever from around the world and especially the ones from Europe but for African or Asian, Oceania colonies. Some were quite worn down, but regardless of the cost, I'll never find them in a coin dealers "junk box" again with a fistful of these for random amounts he'd call out like "$1.89", "2.64", etc. The best finds were when silver was $3 to $5 an ounce, and there were old US coins included that must've gotten to other countries to get shipped back in the foreign trash coins. He didn't even worry about the silver ones until silver was getting towards $10 an ounce. Copper, Bronze, and other metals of certain countries proved to be profitable, especially German, British, Scandinavian coins from the 1800s, and some rougher ones from 1700s. Eventually, either the good stuff got picked over, or he went through them. I found a few coins that I've never found in a book, and I've looked at books with some focused on medals, limited editions, and patterns but also found a few pieces of Chinese counterfeit garbage. The worst case was finding what looked like a high AU or low BU Trade dollar. I wasn't aware of Chinese fakes, and this was an antique store run by a Chinese couple. They had mostly real but worn and common date coins and notgeld, but I was thinking they must not have caught the price on the Trade Dollar. I should've had my digital scale with me. That was when the fake coins were often off in weight or composition, but they got a bunch of us by putting one out at a time. They shut down within a few more months. The common Roosevelt and Mercury dimes were about 40 cents apiece, and when prices peaked around 2011 or 2012, I sold most of anything silver that wasn't beautiful or semi-key or tougher. Unfortunately, my 1889 Carson City Morgan Dollar, obtained in a stack of random Morgan's, was far from a mint state or that would've been the best find.
@@davidr1676 wow you had been steady collecting for sure! I enjoy oddity items too. I'd love to get the New pine bonsai USD coin , the comm. Trail coin that was finally passed to give homage to many early settlers that was lost from native attacks and i like the comm tree quarter i think its oak with bridge culvert Mass. Or Alabama . Sad about your Morgan i got several of each Morgan bu1885, bu 1886 o ❤️,1921, peace bu1922,2x bu1923 i also got a cookie tin childs dinner plate size half full of tokens or slugs all over world my Dad retired from Hyatt regency hotel of New Orleans Louisiana Bell captain and head of guest services and saved everything from paper currency to coins to buss casino etc. it was full but my best friends sister faimily pick and saved through it before i knew he left it that i helped to save our house and give them a nice place to stay dirt cheap across from there faimily.
@@davidr1676 you may check out the guy that has the star wars intro about world coins from his lcs cheap by lbs i forget his his channel handle but I've got him saved i can retrieve it for you if you like?
I came across this quarter like 30 times throught my life, i am now 30. And i am now regretting watching this video, because all it did was piss me off knowing i fucked up by not knowing what i was constantly finding 😆
I went through my change in truck, found 2 coins with errors , one was double stamped and the other had a different alloy stamped in it, still waiting to hear from PCGS
I have checked my coins every time I get them since I was a kid. Haven't found anything worth more than face value except a few silver coins and wheat backs. I'm guessing millions of coins have come through my hands. But I will continue checking every 1 of them.
You are rich beyond all belief!!!! Be sure to tell your boss exactly what you think of him! Give to him good! Then quit your job, sell the coin, and live like a king! Do it today!!!!
If I worked at the mint. I would be making all kinds of different mules. Then break them out here and there years later. Can you say, : retire in style style"?
@@Svlli1983wdym? That’s some people’s salary? You must be loaded if over 100k goes fast. I get bills and groceries will dent it but it definitely won’t go to zero fast
@@Nathanp77you haven't been , nor seen the 300t green tidal wave hit our shores yet from over 60+ pissed off countries that's been put through the federal hood winking schemes assassinations wars etc etc you may had heard. In any case you me or anyone we knows know? Will ever get a sweet pay off from fed coins! Ever wonder your BU coins looks like they've played closest to the wall gambling games every time you buy any ?
Just as our fiat real power Is the same people that daily watches and believe MSM CNN MSNBC is reality facts when FCC states under license NOTHING is or has to be real on our tell lie vision
You are rich beyond all belief!!!! Be sure to tell your boss exactly what you think of him! Give to him good! Then quit your job, sell the coins, and live like a king! Do it today!!!!
It's always the Philly mint that makes all the errors. I think it's because of the mintage amounts. On the west coast it's rare to even see a P mark...
Don’t watch his videos then. Spend that extra minute not knowing you could have more than a hundred racks just from a coin. You probably spent more time commenting.
Nice one My country has one of this errors to on a 50 cents coin that instead of the number 50 it shows just the number 5. Funny enough this is the only error made public by the mint.
I have a quarter D 2023 just unwrapped to give me 3 for change from a purchase. One, in the middle, has what appears to have an extra marking on the coin. It looks like it is very clean line echo . Maybe a double press? Perfect arc.
Prestige and bragging rights (in addition to plain old personal satisfaction) in the collector clubs that they belong to. I HAVE heard tell though... that some of this stuff is just money laundering. One person pays another an exorbitant amount of money for a coin and it gets declared as income so that drug money, trafficking money, arms money, or prostitution money can be turned into legit money in a banking institution and used/invested.
When I was a cashier . A gentleman bought some cigarillos. And out of desperation, he game me 2 Quarters. One was from 1918, and other was from 1927 or 29. I kept them for a while but my dumbass did the same thing. I bought blunts and used those quarters to buy them because I was an addict and dumb. I regret it till this day
I metal detect and find quarters from 1800s and early 1900s, and their awesome to find but their not worth a lot, $10 - $15 at most, basically silver price. I find Spanish silver coins from 1600s and their not worth a whole lot. I do have a couple worth $100 - $300.
I don't know if you can help me at all, but if you could I would be grateful. I have a quarter which I think may be quite unique. It is from the Philadelphia mint and it is a 2023 quarter. What is so unusual about it is that the backside of the quarter has no lettering or wording of any kind. The only thing back there is a picture of a bust of a woman. But, the remainder of the quarter is completely blank. I have never seen a coin like it before. And it looks like it was improperly printed. Have you ever heard anything about a quarter like this?
Do you know anything about a 2020 penny? This penny? I found the other day. It looks like it has a double dye on the penny in the front 2020. Does it really exist or is there anything wrong with that penny? Can I find out something from You? I would like a response back from you. Because I don't know too much about the petty let me know
Sounds like you know you're coins. My wife passed away is 6 months ago cancer. During the time before she passed away we sat around and looked at all the quarters we went through $300 in quarters. Put some aside. I like to have your help and seeing if these are worth anything
You someone at the mint does this on purpose.
Get rich quick:
1. Get a job at the US mint
2. Screw up some coins
3. Take the coins.
4. Wait 10 years
5. Profit
Haha alot of ppl think this
I love this re-upload cuz I swear I've seen you talk about this exact quarter before on every f****** thing I put that on life itself stop re-uploading the same old s*** leave it up for people to go and watch
I just said the same shit to my lady, I 💯 think this is tru
@@mikewazowski7830just looked through most of his shorts, not a reupload
I'm convinced a lot of these "error" coins are made not minted.
Good man.
You can tell the difference between mule error and forgery
yeah and guys like this are pumping them up as valuable so you bid top dollar.
They make them at the Treasury so they know they're handing out golden tickets for those astute enough
I saw with my own 2 eyes a man that took 2 different quarters of the year, used a machine to slice them in half to make a double-headed and double-tailed quarters that were indistinguishable from a regular quarter.
Me checking all my coins and realizing I'm still poor😂😂😂
Ya, 17.5 hrs down the tube. Huh? 😂
Same
Lmao!!! My father in law like once a week.
I check about once a week and I have jars full of them.
Same here 😭👍
You have much better odds of winning Powerball then ever finding a Mule error coin.
But I have one, but he’s actually gonna buy it. That’s what I’m trying to figure out.
That’s not true you can easily work for the mint and make them yourself cause the government always short staffed
I got 1 of these
I win 78.4 million donkies playing power mule, so I dunno about those odds...
I aint won no powerball but i have found a 2000 1$ mule error in australia. Basically impossible now but in 2006 i found one in change from tbe asian deli round the corner from my flat. Was circulated so bit rough but it went for 750. Nothin crazy but turnin a dollar into 750 bucks was a little bit nice😊
I found an extremely rare quarter one time. I knew exactly what it was being a coin collector. I immediately dropped everything and sped to my normal coin shop to sell it. I walked in with my chest puffed out and set the quarter on the counter. The guy behind the counter looks at it and his eyes widen. He asks “how much are you looking to get for this?”
I said “one million in gold bullion”.
He laughed and said if this is actually what I think it is, you’ve got yourself a deal. Then I stood anxiously waiting for him to look at it in the back. A few minutes later he came back with his loop and handed it to me and said “you’re not gonna like this but it’s a copy”. It was a solid silver copy with a copy mark on it in small lettering. Made for people to complete their collections because the real version of that coin costs more than a literal mansion or super car. He gave me the silver value and sent me on my way.
Now years later when thinking about it, I don’t ever recall seeing that copy mark on the coin. I sincerely hope he didn’t steal a million dollars from me.
What quarter was it
I feel so bad for you, I also feel like you got duped!
He's not gonna tell us. 😑
Never let it leave you. He went in the back easy swap out. Just sayin never let it out you sight!!!
Lmao he swapped your coin out
The fact that something like that is considered that valuable, simply because someone out there will pay it, just goes to show that some people have more money than sense
I pray for a blessing like this! I been doing hard manual labor for 26 years. It would be a dream come true to become the lender and not the borrower..🏅🏅🙏🙏🙏
mint worker is the same dude who puts 11 mcnuggets in a ten piece
Love that guy! ❤
98% of people would never realize this.. and I've never seen a gold quarter .
I've see a gold quarter it was Kentucky..?
I got one in my silver bag. I still get coins prior to 64 😂
It has a gold tint not like a GOLD coin.
@@rapidtransit8373 yeah...but when I put it next to my other 4 bicentennial quarters 1776 1976 it looks gold but I have for sell
I live in Jamestown KY and I work at Lee's Famous Recipes where you can find me
Oh wow! Thats a freedom quarter.worth:-$150,000--$200,000 worth priceless. 🦅🗽
imagine someone saying "I got a whole box full of those in my garage" 😏😂
My late grandma, rest her soul. Had a saying about the type of people who would buy this quarter. She would say they had more money than sense. 😂 she was a southern woman and would also say well bless their/your heart( that means you’re stupid if you didn’t know😅) she also would say about people eating things she thought were gross. They couldn’t be trusted in an outhouse with a spoon. I miss ya gram. Fiery little old lady she was.
She has a point, it’s just a quarter. It’s not going to feed you, house you or save your life. You can’t even buy gum for a quarter anymore.
Its only value is because someone else is willing to buy it. It doesn’t really have an inherit value.
Your grandma was a wise woman.
Sounds like my grandmother.😅
@@robpolaris7272except the fact it’s worth a house and more than a couple years worth of food 😂 tf
Grandma doesn’t know what an investment is 💀
They should mint all Quarters with that eagle on the back. That is a beautiful coin!
I’ve been looking for that quarter for over 20 years
How does it feel to finally have found it? I'm not being a smartass, I don't understand what he talking about,do the gold quarter have a regular front and a dollar back ?
The bid winner had zero transactions in the past. This is equivalent to an eBay winner having zero transactions. Money more than likely will not be received
Yeah it didn’t actually sell. The seller was a shill bidder trying to drum up the value. I doubt this coin is worth more than a few thousand.. maybe!
I've got 30 quarters just like this , they were a gift from my papa
You are the man! I just started out! I don't post about coins unless I find them. You do great work sir and thank you so much for all you do!
Imagine finding a home in a box of change.... That's the dream!
Follow this man. He will teach you!
You can't buy a home where I live. In southeast Florida a 200 thousand dollar house is a mobile home or a cheap apartment.
Ohhhhh snap I have 3 of them save up!!!! I never knew this just until now!!!!!🤯🤯🤯🤯
Bullshit!!!
Will you sell them?
Yeah I already bought them from him. Pawned off one of my small Yacht's to pay for it. Definitely legit. Unrelated, but are you interested in buying a bridge?
@@Gh0st_0723 lmfaoo and what about Harper street?
You are rich beyond all belief!!!! Be sure to tell your boss exactly what you think of him! Give to him good! Then quit your job, sell the coin, and live like a king! Do it today!!!!
Never once came across a gold quarter
Tip go too, car washes where, they have change machines, I get loads of these gold quarters....
@@MartenKrueger-sx4me thank you!
Nice job 💯💯
194,064 dollars doesn’t round to almost 195,000, it rounds to 194,000. Rounding isn’t hard people, it’s easy to get that right.
The “Mule” being the funny who messed up the dye press mold
I want any mule error so bad! been looking for years 😆
I was thinking " is a mule a jackass and that's why it's a mule error" but then I remembered donkeys are jackasses
I had one. And spent it.
Sad
I would need to see the grade. I have tons of these graded by PCGS and NGC.
I work at a large grocery store where they all know I collect coins. I have been looking for this quarter and a few other wheat pennies and such I've collected so much change lol but I'm not sure what's worth what at this point but I keep my eyes open everyday I deal with change like this. I carry a pocket full of regular change so I can buy them from the store.
have like that's coins sir .
@@artemioregente8912 ?
Me too
Quit your day job.
@@allanfifield8256 im good thanx
You can actually see how many times that exact quarter has been in circulation with people in their pockets and they probably were so broke never realizing how much money they actually had. 💔💔💔
I think I'll stick to playing the lottery each week, thank you.
Routinely check all your physical money for errors. It's the errors that are worth money, since they try to take steps to prevent errors from entering the public.
Meanwhile., me on the other side of the world:
.....The person printing the quarters had one job.......🙃
Love your videos.
I would love to find one
I remember when i was a kid, my grandfather is a trucker that does canada-usa, i had a 25cents coins with this kind of eagle, im gonna teach my son to keep anything money related ...
I love this channel
I like the idea of a two toned coin with the golden eagle on the back. It would be a neat coin. Honoring the person on the front but emphasizing stability on the back.
You know how many of those coins i used to see when they were released around 2000? Y no one ever told me to save it?
I'm checking mine as soon as I get inside the house. Thank you for sharing.
You are rich beyond all belief!!!! Be sure to tell your boss exactly what you think of him! Give to him good! Then quit your job, sell the coin, and live like a king! Do it today!!!!
I don't think that im imagining it but when the Quarter switched in 99 or 2000, I had no idea that they were changing the look or what they looked like. I was bartending full-time back then. We had dart leagues, Foosball teams, pinball machines and videogames, and those touch screen games and none took anything but quarters. To add to it, I was just getting back into coin collecting and I would not just look through the quarters and other change, but I would bust all quarter rolls open after I found a Standing Liberty Quarter one day. I seem to remember staring at the quarter thinking it was odd. I don't think that I'd seen Sacajawea coin yet so I remember thinking it was a nice change on the Quarter. I don't remember if I had seen a state quarter yet. I guess my memory is fuzzy except for seeing that eagle on the quarter. Pretty sure it was on a quarter planchet, but maybe it was the other way around
I never seen any either until the roll i got from bank bu of them from 2022 i seen blue ridge hound dude from California on yt said to get them to sell on eBay but rolls not opened i opened mine and has a ton of errors on them with p mint I've even got one with the p on Washington nose and one with him having a 4 O'clock shadow scruff . I may still have the nose picture still on my community feed .
I thought the 2020 quarter was quite comical of the 2 bats on Them. Lol i save all i find.
I just got 4 walking quarters 2 1941 2 1943 beautiful shape in my last hero junk pickup for Washington i was surprised.
My favorite are Franklin halves Washington quarter and rose dimes with liberty bust
@lancesudberry209 pretty much every coin designed under Teddy Roosevelt's plan was a work of art. I don't know if the Lincoln cent was or not, but that should have been changed when the wheat ears went away, or at least when the standard composition changed in late 82 or 83. I love a lot of pattern coins, but many of them were far cheaper than a rental return car. The best patterns aren't cheap but so beautiful. I wish the mint made some coins from electrum, no matter how rare or even a nice mix made in a lab/smelting process. I had a lot of interesting coins, medals, or whatever from around the world and especially the ones from Europe but for African or Asian, Oceania colonies. Some were quite worn down, but regardless of the cost, I'll never find them in a coin dealers "junk box" again with a fistful of these for random amounts he'd call out like "$1.89", "2.64", etc. The best finds were when silver was $3 to $5 an ounce, and there were old US coins included that must've gotten to other countries to get shipped back in the foreign trash coins. He didn't even worry about the silver ones until silver was getting towards $10 an ounce. Copper, Bronze, and other metals of certain countries proved to be profitable, especially German, British, Scandinavian coins from the 1800s, and some rougher ones from 1700s. Eventually, either the good stuff got picked over, or he went through them. I found a few coins that I've never found in a book, and I've looked at books with some focused on medals, limited editions, and patterns but also found a few pieces of Chinese counterfeit garbage. The worst case was finding what looked like a high AU or low BU Trade dollar. I wasn't aware of Chinese fakes, and this was an antique store run by a Chinese couple. They had mostly real but worn and common date coins and notgeld, but I was thinking they must not have caught the price on the Trade Dollar. I should've had my digital scale with me. That was when the fake coins were often off in weight or composition, but they got a bunch of us by putting one out at a time. They shut down within a few more months. The common Roosevelt and Mercury dimes were about 40 cents apiece, and when prices peaked around 2011 or 2012, I sold most of anything silver that wasn't beautiful or semi-key or tougher. Unfortunately, my 1889 Carson City Morgan Dollar, obtained in a stack of random Morgan's, was far from a mint state or that would've been the best find.
@@davidr1676 wow you had been steady collecting for sure!
I enjoy oddity items too.
I'd love to get the New pine bonsai USD coin , the comm. Trail coin that was finally passed to give homage to many early settlers that was lost from native attacks and i like the comm tree quarter i think its oak with bridge culvert Mass. Or Alabama .
Sad about your Morgan i got several of each Morgan bu1885, bu 1886 o ❤️,1921, peace bu1922,2x bu1923 i also got a cookie tin childs dinner plate size half full of tokens or slugs all over world my Dad retired from Hyatt regency hotel of New Orleans Louisiana Bell captain and head of guest services and saved everything from paper currency to coins to buss casino etc. it was full but my best friends sister faimily pick and saved through it before i knew he left it that i helped to save our house and give them a nice place to stay dirt cheap across from there faimily.
@@davidr1676 you may check out the guy that has the star wars intro about world coins from his lcs cheap by lbs i forget his his channel handle but I've got him saved i can retrieve it for you if you like?
I came across this quarter like 30 times throught my life, i am now 30. And i am now regretting watching this video, because all it did was piss me off knowing i fucked up by not knowing what i was constantly finding 😆
Only 14 exist and one guy owns 10 of the 14. You’ll have better luck playing the lotto than finding one of those coins.
How did one person get 10?
Playing the lotto ?? You mean winning? 😂😂 I play every week
14 exist that you know of
*Ebay: sold for 194k dollars*
CZcamsr: SOLD FOR 195K DOLLARS
That last thousand was really the one that impressed me. 194k is child’s money
I went through my change in truck, found 2 coins with errors , one was double stamped and the other had a different alloy stamped in it, still waiting to hear from PCGS
You are RICH beyond your wildest dreams!!!
They won't call
Marapasdalarha
The double rim on the obverse also clearly shows that it was struck on the wrong blank.
👍, the back is stamped: dollar. Thankfull
I have checked my coins every time I get them since I was a kid. Haven't found anything worth more than face value except a few silver coins and wheat backs. I'm guessing millions of coins have come through my hands. But I will continue checking every 1 of them.
"Shocked the world " 😂
Yes Amen Hallelujah God bless everyone today.
No joke I have a gold quarter
I have a few of them I will go and look at them now
You are rich you should quit your job 😂
Fool
They’re not rare. Also, they’re not actually made of gold.
You are rich beyond all belief!!!! Be sure to tell your boss exactly what you think of him! Give to him good! Then quit your job, sell the coin, and live like a king! Do it today!!!!
Love your passion for what u do. I love collecting currency also and been watching your channel for a while now. Thank you for your time sir.
If I worked at the mint. I would be making all kinds of different mules. Then break them out here and there years later. Can you say, : retire in style style"?
How do I sign up to work for the US mint?
Realize how unlikely that would be great to actually make it in the circulation
How much longer until you have your own app? We need this !
🧐🤓😎 Now that's the REAL "Golden Ticket" Willy Wonka told us about.
😂😳😁
190k doesnt last long nowadays
@@Svlli1983wdym? That’s some people’s salary? You must be loaded if over 100k goes fast. I get bills and groceries will dent it but it definitely won’t go to zero fast
The Willy Wonka is us tho 😂
@@Nathanp77you haven't been , nor seen the 300t green tidal wave hit our shores yet from over 60+ pissed off countries that's been put through the federal hood winking schemes assassinations wars etc etc you may had heard.
In any case you me or anyone we knows know?
Will ever get a sweet pay off from fed coins!
Ever wonder your BU coins looks like they've played closest to the wall gambling games every time you buy any ?
Just as our fiat real power Is the same people that daily watches and believe MSM CNN MSNBC is reality facts when FCC states under license NOTHING is or has to be real on our tell lie vision
That Philly Mint is making folks rich. 🤑 🤑
We're the date 😊
Saying “almost $195k” when it’s actually $194k almost exactly is just dumb. It’s no harder to just say $194k
Thank you for the update; I will always be grateful !
I have lots of 1972 pennies and I just found ten of them and I'm looking through them right now
You are rich beyond all belief!!!! Be sure to tell your boss exactly what you think of him! Give to him good! Then quit your job, sell the coins, and live like a king! Do it today!!!!
It's always the Philly mint that makes all the errors. I think it's because of the mintage amounts. On the west coast it's rare to even see a P mark...
Yes, an actual "P" mint mark would be rare.
I just found 1!! Psych!! Lol... I'm still checking,next week still checking,next month still checking. Month after that still poor!!
Someone had to do that on purpose!
Yeah I agree
Thanks b on the look out
Get to the point, holy shit.
Lol, for real! He wants to use up all of the time limit. 😂
Attention spans are getting worse and worse. The video is literally 1 minute long. Relax
Don’t watch his videos then. Spend that extra minute not knowing you could have more than a hundred racks just from a coin. You probably spent more time commenting.
He is giving you time to admire his flawless makeup application 😂
Shut up be patient
A friend once had a twenty dollar bill that on the back had one fourth print of a five dollar bill's reverse side.
God bless everyone on here❤🙏
Civilization definitely has its priorities right🎉🤡🪄
Dream Mule error, Nice!!!
The world is slowly recovering from this shock
Think the rich launder their money with these types of sales
Me: 1943 D steel cent Google's price sees last one sold for 14 million gets excited then realized im not a federal worker...
I used to gold plate them for folks at work
It's beautiful 🎉
I had one as a kid I remember clearly
When you start to notice that quarters are left on the ground, this is the sign of a collapsed economy.
My grandfather had a few of these! That's crazy
I always wondered if one of the workers at the mints did things like this on purpose or if they could even get away with it?
Beautiful error. I'll keep an 👁 out for it fingers crossed
It looks like Moonlight industries is at it again😂
I wish I had known this sooner. 😞 I basically got scammed and didn't know it until now.
Simply wow!
That's a great looking quarter🙂
People at the mint mix and matching coins to sell later 😂
I have a gold quarter ive had for 5 years and never knew this, now its in my storage. Time to go digging...
WOW!!!
Thanks for letting me know
Nice one
My country has one of this errors to on a 50 cents coin that instead of the number 50 it shows just the number 5.
Funny enough this is the only error made public by the mint.
Imagine paying a quarter million for a fckd up quarter.
I have a quarter D 2023 just unwrapped to give me 3 for change from a purchase. One, in the middle, has what appears to have an extra marking on the coin. It looks like it is very clean line echo . Maybe a double press? Perfect arc.
Hopefully buy Bitcoin with the cash 💵 and dubs it for a second shock 🎉
beautiful coin My friend
I've got to know. Why do people pay so much for coins? What value does it bring them?
Prestige and bragging rights (in addition to plain old personal satisfaction) in the collector clubs that they belong to. I HAVE heard tell though... that some of this stuff is just money laundering. One person pays another an exorbitant amount of money for a coin and it gets declared as income so that drug money, trafficking money, arms money, or prostitution money can be turned into legit money in a banking institution and used/invested.
When I was a cashier . A gentleman bought some cigarillos. And out of desperation, he game me 2 Quarters. One was from 1918, and other was from 1927 or 29. I kept them for a while but my dumbass did the same thing. I bought blunts and used those quarters to buy them because I was an addict and dumb. I regret it till this day
I metal detect and find quarters from 1800s and early 1900s, and their awesome to find but their not worth a lot, $10 - $15 at most, basically silver price. I find Spanish silver coins from 1600s and their not worth a whole lot. I do have a couple worth $100 - $300.
So it's a "Mule".
The first I've heard of in US coins.
There are a couple in Australian coins that I know of.
Had one when I was kid and didn’t know what hell I had love it 😢
I dont believe a word about that high of a value.
Realizing I just spent one yesterday 😞
I don't know if you can help me at all, but if you could I would be grateful. I have a quarter which I think may be quite unique. It is from the Philadelphia mint and it is a 2023 quarter. What is so unusual about it is that the backside of the quarter has no lettering or wording of any kind. The only thing back there is a picture of a bust of a woman. But, the remainder of the quarter is completely blank. I have never seen a coin like it before. And it looks like it was improperly printed. Have you ever heard anything about a quarter like this?
I have two quarters President Lincoln
Do you know anything about a 2020 penny? This penny? I found the other day. It looks like it has a double dye on the penny in the front 2020. Does it really exist or is there anything wrong with that penny? Can I find out something from You? I would like a response back from you. Because I don't know too much about the petty let me know
Sounds like you know you're coins. My wife passed away is 6 months ago cancer. During the time before she passed away we sat around and looked at all the quarters we went through $300 in quarters. Put some aside. I like to have your help and seeing if these are worth anything