In this video, I will search through a box of wheat pennies that I purchased from my coin dealer. I was able to purchase these coins that had small cents that included a few Indian Head Cents for only 2x face value! My Silver Dealer knows the things I like and sold all of his extra coins to me for a great deal. Since I usually purchase all the old silver and he knows I like copper too, he let me get it all! I will be looking for key dates, semi key dates, upgrades, and of course and varieties within the years I hunt. Hopefully you all enjoy this video! I know it's a bit long, but we had a lot to go through! As always - Happy Hunting and Thanks for Watching AND be sure to check out the other Coin Collection Videos I've recently published! Join my channel to get access to some cool perks: czcams.com/channels/xD98GXG8opPMHA6-JJSyJg.htmljoin PS - My Coin Hunting Mats are are listed on my website if you want to check them out: robfindstreasure.com/whats-for-sale/ 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 Strike it Rich - Coin Errors/Varieties Book (5th Edition): amzn.to/3etPq1u The Microscope I use is good quality and low-priced: amzn.to/2JFQtcS US Coins Redbook 2024: amzn.to/3P4pzjz I hope you enjoyed the video - if you did, please subscribe! I post several videos weekly so please subscribe to my channel to see more: goo.gl/7jX6g5 Thanks for watching! If interested, please join me on my other social media sites: Facebook: fb.me/RobFindsTreasure Instagram: instagram.com/robfindstreasure/ Twitter: twitter.com/RobFindTreasure robfindstreasure.com www.ebay.com/usr/robfindstreasure Intro 0:00 Surprise Find 4:25 Hunt Begins 7:22 Midpoint 11:23 DDO 1 12:53 DDO 2 16:12 Recap 17:48
I am continually amazed by your ability to just put your head down and plow through hours upon hours of coin searching. My neck and my back could never put up with it. Another great video!
In the 70's I paid my friends 2 cents for every wheatie they had. I thought that was the way to go then. Maybe, maybe not. I'd do it in a heartbeat today.
I saw the video was 25 minutes long - and I said "sweet"! Two-times face for wheaties is an incredible buy! Those steelies were amazing! And those 1941 DDO's - unreal!! Another great video!
Very interesting. I used to collect years ago and we don't get much in the UK from America. I had a few Morgan and peace dollars with a few eagle halves and Kennedy halves and a clad dollar.
That must have been an absolute BLAST to go through. It was certainly fun to watch! I probably could have sat with you for the full 10 hours of searching and scoping, watching over your shoulder! Epic!
@@NandiCollector to be honest, I was disappointed the video was a short as it was. I could have watched another half hour, watching RFT pull and scope all those teens, 20s, and 30s wheat cents!
I only got six wheats in my bag of pennies from New Hampshire yesterday but one of them was a BU 1956P just like you got a whole roll of. What a coincidence!
That 58-D is machined, they look like that after they've been popped out of those aluminum lucky penny tokens! I've probably gone through 500 pounds or more of wheats at my job, gets boring sometimes but if I was doing it for myself I know that would be a blast. Plus a rare coin comes out once in a blue moon.
There is no easy way to search bulk penny hoards if you're looking for Varieties. 750 rolls or 37,500 pennies takes me about 7 days working everyday. That's about 5 gallon plastic bucket. What was your total count?
I have a cent much like that damaged 58 you showed. Like the same exact type of damage. I think it’s from one of those “lucky coin” holder things, at least from what I’ve read online.
They are saying it was a good luck coin but looks to me like the collar was closed when that penny was struck making it a struck through collar/broad strike but only way to know is more research…. That’s a crazy good deal thanks for sharing see you on the next one👍🏼👊🏼
I went thru a similar size penny hoard and also found a 'rimmed' cent like the '58-D shown here. I would like to understand how it might happen. Let me know if I can help or if you get a definitive explanation of this type of coin.
looks we both got a 1941 fs-102, found mines last week after buying a bag of wheat cents, had the same doubling on the motto. this makes it my first variety ever (:
This video reminds me of being a kid and getting rolls of pennies at the bank and you would’ve occasionally find wheat pennies in regular bankrolls and filling out about 80% of a collection of Lincoln sense from just looking through change
Many commenters say it is a penny from a lucky coin holder that was removed. I have a few of the Lucky Coin Pennies and without removing them from the holders, it does appear to have similar "damage."
I have a hat box full of rolled cents all 40s-50s. I sort earlier and keep them separate. I think copper content is 2.5 cents per coin these days, so 2x face is great.
He gets all the nickel and copper stuff at face value. He offers 2x face for that stuff for me, BUT he does tell the customers that they are welcome to take it to a coin shop. This is usually after he has agreed to buy whatever silver/gold/etc they have.
Hopefully you find some good stuff for your book! Even put a book together from what you find from your silver dealer! (Commenting before I watch this)
I went thru a similar size penny hoard and also found a 'rimmed' cent like the '58-D shown here. I would like to understand how it might happen. Let me know if I can help or if you get a definitive explanation of this type of coin.
He wouldn't care to know. He has said that IF I ever come across something awesome, just don't tell him because then he may start looking and he rather turn product then spend time looking through it.
Very cool idea to ask you silver dealer to get you. Love to no what he gave. He could not made much of anything. As well how the dealer even find these ppl to sell so cheep?
Hello Rob, I have a 1983-D that weighs 2.91 grams. In your opinion what do you think I have? Too heavy for zinc, but under copper weight. Can you please direct me how to see if this is of value? Thanks Dennis
In this video, I will search through a box of wheat pennies that I purchased from my coin dealer. I was able to purchase these coins that had small cents that included a few Indian Head Cents for only 2x face value!
My Silver Dealer knows the things I like and sold all of his extra coins to me for a great deal. Since I usually purchase all the old silver and he knows I like copper too, he let me get it all! I will be looking for key dates, semi key dates, upgrades, and of course and varieties within the years I hunt. Hopefully you all enjoy this video! I know it's a bit long, but we had a lot to go through!
As always - Happy Hunting and Thanks for Watching AND be sure to check out the other Coin Collection Videos I've recently published!
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Intro 0:00
Surprise Find 4:25
Hunt Begins 7:22
Midpoint 11:23
DDO 1 12:53
DDO 2 16:12
Recap 17:48
Wow! That was a lot of work. Great hunt Rob!
HI rob how are you
A lot of album fillers!
Where can I find hoards/lots like the one you found?
Did you ever find out what was up with that odd looking 1958-D at 22:48?
I am continually amazed by your ability to just put your head down and plow through hours upon hours of coin searching. My neck and my back could never put up with it. Another great video!
This one did take its toll, but the fun kept me going.
I just checked my pennies and nickles to see if any could go into my books I spent like 30mins and my back was killing me lol
Now this is a treasure hoard of wheat pennies it must have took you hours of not a couple of days to go through all those so cool.
I found my first ever w quarter in my grandma's purse yesterday
Talk sbout feast or famine! A roll of 1943-D Bu pennies is quite a find. Congratulations!
In the 70's I paid my friends 2 cents for every wheatie they had. I thought that was the way to go then. Maybe, maybe not. I'd do it in a heartbeat today.
That 1958-D was an encased "good luck" penny that was removed from the metal ring.
Makes sense!
Fantastic. And only twice face? Wow.
With the btjing
I saw the video was 25 minutes long - and I said "sweet"! Two-times face for wheaties is an incredible buy! Those steelies were amazing! And those 1941 DDO's - unreal!! Another great video!
That's awesome wheat penny collection I found a 1893 Indian head penny in my pocket change today thanks for sharing Rob
Very interesting. I used to collect years ago and we don't get much in the UK from America. I had a few Morgan and peace dollars with a few eagle halves and Kennedy halves and a clad dollar.
That must have been an absolute BLAST to go through. It was certainly fun to watch! I probably could have sat with you for the full 10 hours of searching and scoping, watching over your shoulder! Epic!
*Same exact thought mate. These long-coin hunt videos are just amazing & enjoyable to watch. :)*
@@NandiCollector to be honest, I was disappointed the video was a short as it was. I could have watched another half hour, watching RFT pull and scope all those teens, 20s, and 30s wheat cents!
I agree, but I'm not sure RFT could have hunted them as well with you over his shoulder... would have been a bit creepy 😆
🤣🤣@@JustinCase807 Just a bit!!
I only got six wheats in my bag of pennies from New Hampshire yesterday but one of them was a BU 1956P just like you got a whole roll of. What a coincidence!
Wow I couldn't imagine getting to go through that many coins! My eyes hurt for you Rob. thank you Ray
Couldn't sleep so Rob to the rescue! That was so much fun to watch. Love your videos❤
You have an great coin dealer here in Cincinnati Ohio they want anywhere for $3 to $5 for a roll of wheat pennies
Yeah, I thought for sure he was going to charge me $2-$3 per 50 coins, but when he offered 2 cents each, I did not haggle!
Just found a 1910 very fine condition in a bankroll yesterday it was pretty great
2x face, I wish I could get a deal like that.....
Thanks for taking us with you! Excellent video as usual.
Lots of wheats
That 58-D is machined, they look like that after they've been popped out of those aluminum lucky penny tokens! I've probably gone through 500 pounds or more of wheats at my job, gets boring sometimes but if I was doing it for myself I know that would be a blast. Plus a rare coin comes out once in a blue moon.
Awsome to find b.u roll of 1943 steel cents !
There is no easy way to search bulk penny hoards if you're looking for Varieties. 750 rolls or 37,500 pennies takes me about 7 days working everyday. That's about 5 gallon plastic bucket.
What was your total count?
It ended up being equivalent to almost 6,500 wheaties - not fully accounting for the lighter steel cents.
My grandpa collected wheat pennies and left me 15 coin banks full and two old cans full
Wow! Great hunt and finds! Thank you for sharing your hunt.
I wish I was lucky enough to have a silver dealer like yours.
This is how I like to hunt pennies. I’ve cleaned out a few coin shops around here.
Wowza, talk about the hunt of the year. Fantastic, scores.
I have a cent much like that damaged 58 you showed. Like the same exact type of damage. I think it’s from one of those “lucky coin” holder things, at least from what I’ve read online.
Come on 09s Vdb
Appreciate all that hard work Rob. That was pretty awesome!
That was funtastic! Quite the hall 👍 Thanks Rob only you ( The Man) could go through that collection and know what to be looking for. Great Job
I once found a 1924 D in ebay rolls
They are saying it was a good luck coin but looks to me like the collar was closed when that penny was struck making it a struck through collar/broad strike but only way to know is more research…. That’s a crazy good deal thanks for sharing see you on the next one👍🏼👊🏼
I went thru a similar size penny hoard and also found a 'rimmed' cent like the '58-D shown here. I would like to understand how it might happen. Let me know if I can help or if you get a definitive explanation of this type of coin.
Glad you had fun going through them. Thanks for sharing.
Lots of Wheaties coming up for auction soon!
looks we both got a 1941 fs-102, found mines last week after buying a bag of wheat cents, had the same doubling on the motto. this makes it my first variety ever (:
That was an awesome hunt Rob, thanks for sharing your good fortune with all of us, congrats on the nicer stuff you got in that collection brother 👍
Wow, Thats really amazing. I wish I could search wheat pennies like that...
Amazing Video Rob!❤
When I was a kid of around 11 years old there was a contest to collect wheat pennies. I had a whole cigar box full. Should have kept them...😢
This video reminds me of being a kid and getting rolls of pennies at the bank and you would’ve occasionally find wheat pennies in regular bankrolls and filling out about 80% of a collection of Lincoln sense from just looking through change
Hi Rob... I hope you're updating the penny hunt book!!!! Go on... we give you permission!!👍😁
LOL - I wanted to!
22:50
Please report back when you figure this one out. Even a short or something. I’m curious to know!
Many commenters say it is a penny from a lucky coin holder that was removed. I have a few of the Lucky Coin Pennies and without removing them from the holders, it does appear to have similar "damage."
@@RobFindsTreasure
Good to know!
Thanks!
Awesome video, BTW!
Always fun watching a penny hunt.
That was awesome Rob👍
I love these penny hunt videos.
Fantastic bunch of wheaties!
This might’ve been my favorite Hunt of all. Thanks again, Rob.
NICE STUFF!!!!!
What an awesome hunt Rob! Lot's of fun, keep em coming! Happy Hunting! Stephen
That was a really nice bunch of coins rob was probably really exciting to look through that many coins
It was, especially after 2 key moments: The BU Steel Cent roll, and then after a few handfuls realizing we had some old ones in there.
Now that looked like a fun hunt and a nice bunch of finds!
It was brother! It was!
And I thought my box of 600 wheats sitting around is a lot haha. Damn! Definitely a cool video.
THAT BEING SAID, an incredible wheat penny collection!
I have a hat box full of rolled cents all 40s-50s. I sort earlier and keep them separate. I think copper content is 2.5 cents per coin these days, so 2x face is great.
If you bought them for $.02 I wonder what your coin dealer got them for?
Enjoyed the video 👍
Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan
He gets all the nickel and copper stuff at face value. He offers 2x face for that stuff for me, BUT he does tell the customers that they are welcome to take it to a coin shop. This is usually after he has agreed to buy whatever silver/gold/etc they have.
A very nice 1941 DDO, Rob!!!
Great hunt Rob! 😊
OH YEAH!!!!!
That hunt kicked ass! Great job
Hopefully you find some good stuff for your book! Even put a book together from what you find from your silver dealer! (Commenting before I watch this)
Have some grape juice, you deserve it! My all time favorite video of yours...so far!
The one 1958-D looks like it may of been "broadstruck"...maybe worth submitting to PCGS!
I went thru a similar size penny hoard and also found a 'rimmed' cent like the '58-D shown here. I would like to understand how it might happen. Let me know if I can help or if you get a definitive explanation of this type of coin.
I'm thinking pmd, probably in a good luck token or pendant.
Question??? Let's say you find a coin in there worth A LOT. If you were to sell it then, would you throw something to your guy as a finder's fee?
He wouldn't care to know. He has said that IF I ever come across something awesome, just don't tell him because then he may start looking and he rather turn product then spend time looking through it.
$150 for that bin of wheaties?
Good for you Rob!!
The good for him part is when he turns that $150 into $1000 off you suckers from them 1lb sacks lol.
@@Phlegm187you’re so cool and edgy.
looks like a very fun search through pennies, also bet your eyes felt like bleeding at the end as Well.
You could probably fill a lot of spots in your dansco album 😊
I thought about it, but since I didn't get them AT face value, I could not count them...
Thanks for the video!
Wow! That was a lot to go through. Very nice!
Now I want to go to my local coin shop and ask for wheat pennies lol
Very cool idea to ask you silver dealer to get you. Love to no what he gave. He could not made much of anything. As well how the dealer even find these ppl to sell so cheep?
Whew! You even wore me out. Fun!
Congratulations on the finds. That is awesome to watch you sort so many pennies. Nice video.
I wish I can search with u😅😅😅😅😅😅😅surprised there wasn't any 1943s
That's a lot of wheats nice hunt Rob.
What a great lot for less than melt!
How can I get a board like your to work on. I'm new and just got a scope so excited to learn about my new hobby.
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I hope some of those 43-d's will be for sale...
Maybe... Hard to break up the roll!
...they would make great GAWs...
This is RFT on steroids. Brilliant!!!
wonderfully exhausting work on your part, thanks Rob, enjoyed it all
Wow major hunt! Thank you for sharing!
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Wow Rob, this seems like a ton of work! Loved the video
Hey Robs, Your videos are the BEST!!- Just wondering what do you do with the '82 pennies? Thanks
Great video! I’d love to see more like this when your dealer gets them in.
This is going to be fun 😁
Awesome 👍👍❤️
Fun indeed, nice work RFT!
Great googily moogily........... 🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾
What a great lot!
Awesome video. Just had to say that FS102 looks like it mabey has a slightly rotated die. Mabey just the way you flipped it in your hand?
Just rechecked it. It's normal. Probably how I flipped it.
BOOM 💥
I was really looking forward to this one
Hey Rob there is a 43 and 43-d double die (it shows at the 3) that is super rare.
It is a newer discovery so it isn't listed in a lot of older books.
Yeah, I checked for any and all doubling on those beauties just to make sure. Thank you!
@RobFindsTreasure cool. BTW, I'm down here south of Fort Worth so I always worry I'm just getting your rejects lol.
Search stamina! 10 hours is a lot of coinage. Thanks for always bringing it!
Another great hunt! Thanks 😊
WOW!!!!! nice haul i loved it
What a score!
Hello Rob,
I have a 1983-D that weighs 2.91 grams. In your opinion what do you think I have? Too heavy for zinc, but under copper weight. Can you please direct me how to see if this is of value?
Thanks
Dennis
Take it to a coin shop for an in hand inspection and likely needs to be sigma tested for its composition.