Hoarding Copper Pennies: US, and Canadian
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- I'm hoarding copper pennies, U.S. pennies and Canadian. US copper pennies are 95 percent copper and ended in 1982, but Canadian copper pennies went until 1996, and they are 98 percent copper. And sometimes.... Like this one, you find a lot of Canadian copper pennies. Also Wheat penny success too. You should check it out. This is the stuff you could find too.
Hoarding copper pennies has become a huge American pass time, and is fun and profitable. Copper penny hoarding is also a favorite hobby in Canada, but they are harder to come by.
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That’s awesome Gabby!!
@@dewaynedeason5 thank you
Great box! I had a box like that on July 4th. 949 coppers with a bunch of almost perfect 60s and 70s. Surprisingly, I only got 3 wheats. All I can figure is someone had a penny jar for many years and pulled out the wheaties before cashing then in. It was my worst wheat box but my best copper box by far.
@@donnussbaum4234 that's the kind of trade off you are happy with. Great box.... I went back today and got another box, I hope it's a good one too
It’s amazing to find a 1940 s penny still in circulation. Almost unc condition. Or a Indian head cent still in circulation. Often I try to imagine how that could be. People are probably cashing in change in the catch all drawer. Great box indeed!!! Excellent video as well!!
@@quarter-py4nr it is pretty amazing for these coins to still show up, but it sure is fun... Thank you
Laminate error on the 1965 Lincoln Memorial. Keep the 1965 Canadians. There’s 4-5 varieties.
@@russellking1924 👍👍thanks
Great hunt! I hope you kept track of all of the things that you were going to show us. I’m looking forward to it.
I don’t know how much room you have, but I would keep all the nice looking pennies. If or when they stop minting them, some people might want to start collecting them.
I weigh all of my 1983’s, you never know 🤞
And just so you know, I would have definitely watched you for a hour. 😁👍🙏 Take care.
@@noicue8078 you are very kind... I will try in the next few days to get the video made of the things to edited out. I'm saving quite a few of the nice pennies, but I could save even more. Maybe I should.
The 1951 Lincoln wheat Penny looks to be a mint error. Incomplete strike is what I’m thinking.
Well I wondered that when I saw it. I'll take another look at it. Thank you
Keep the 1953-55 Canuck pennies. There are valuable varieties.
@@russellking1924 👍👍
Looks like you're getting closer to 5lbs. Nice box !
@@edwardwichert1170 almost 4.5 pounds, plus a lot of other good stuff. I'd like to find 1 or 2 boxes like that every month
Nice Indian find
Thank you
Do you add your Canadian coppers to your copper boxes? That was a very interesting box 54 Canadian is unbelievable almost like it came from close to the border with Canada . sorry you lost your 🐈⬛ cat with your move.
@@fishinghuntingfool I keep the Canadian copper separate from the USA copper. It is 98
% where ours is 95%. On eBay the Canadian sell for more.
@@fishinghuntingfool And we are pretty bummed about our cat. Thanks
so yesterday i was hunting a coin roll of a cent since after i already changed a 2 dollar winning ticket to get those coins and a banknote of a dollar, so at home, i was haunting my coins, but, i got a canadian 1 cent coin 1963, so i have to keep my personal earnings to travel in canada, so i got 3 dollars and 46 cents (CA$3.46) to going travel myself, since my brother of christ said that canadian travel is expensive, so i have to changing more coins on expensive like thousands of canadian dollars like this
and besides, since after my mom already payed the money send to mexico at el paraiso supermarket to changed a lottery that i win of 2 dollars
@@miguelperez-gb5kr LoL.... Good luck, that may take quite a long time.
Like your penny hunts. Can't afford your half-dollar hunts so I don't watch. COOL BEANS anyway.😊
Thank you for watching.. . Cool beans