Coin

[coincollector13948]

What is the best kind of coin box to search?

 

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[sagthegreat]

I mean, the best coin to crh with is the quarters, you can get liek 2 silvers for every 3 rolls.

 

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[SilverForBrains]

Solid Rolls you've been having a field day man

 

[MrSchulz]

Now that I think about it, buy Rolls of gold dollars. They have real gold and can be traded on Craigslist for an iPad.

 

[Solid Rolls]

Solid Rolls you've been having a field day man

Honestly just trying to help.

A little knowledge goes a long way in this game.

 

[BuffaloBoy]

three.

 

[Gilmore Happy]

I prefer the cardboard types, also prefer coins to be present inside the box.

 

[coincollector13948]

Are gold dollars saqaguweas (sorry if spelled wrong) and actually made of gold?

 

[jkng]

Are gold dollars saqaguweas (sorry if spelled wrong) and actually made of gold?

If they were then EVERYONE would get them. They're called gold dollars because of their color.

 

[coincollector13948]

Now that I think about it, buy Rolls of gold dollars. They have real gold and can be traded on Craigslist for an iPad.

Then what is he talking about?

 

[canaboy123]

Are gold dollars saqaguweas (sorry if spelled wrong) and actually made of gold?

Naa,there made of clad the Federal Reserve has so many because the public and businesses hate them with a passion.

 

[boristhespider88]

Now that I think about it, buy Rolls of gold dollars. They have real gold and can be traded on Craigslist for an iPad.

Then what is he talking about?

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/c...ould-start-picking-up-small-dollar-coins.html

He is also messing with you, because you need to read this.

Welcome.

There is a thread at the top of this forum.

It is there for YOU to read.

It is titled BEGINNERS GUIDE TO COIN ROLL HUNTING!!!

You can't miss it. Well, I guess YOU could miss it. Cause you did.

Read it, front to back, top to bottom, every single post.

You will learn a lot.

All you have to do is read.

Happy Hunting!!

You need to read that. All of the questions you will have to ask are answered in there. Reading is FUN!

Here, I'll even give you the actual link. I'm such a darn nice guy.
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/c...-beginners-guide-coin-roll-hunting-terms.html

 

[jkng]

Then what is he talking about?

He's kidding I bet!

 

[coincollector13948]

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/coin-roll-hunting/305514-maybe-i-should-start-picking-up-small-dollar-coins.html

He is also messing with you, because you need to read this.

You need to read that. All of the questions you will have to ask are answered in there. Reading is FUN!

Here, I'll even give you the actual link. I'm such a darn nice guy.
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/coin-roll-hunting/29389-beginners-guide-coin-roll-hunting-terms.html

I have read the guide and I was just asking for personal experiences.

 

[SilverForBrains]

We just want to see that others have put in their due diligence before we giveinfo on stuff that many have figured out the hard way. I think that's a natural human condition. Based on personal experience, it honestly depends. What size bankroll do you have? how many banks are located closeby, and do any of them have coin counters? Halves are great if you have the resources, both financially and having enough dump banks, dimes are good if you're lower on resources, or maybe even nickels. Do you want to get bulk silver or do you want collectible coins?

 

[boristhespider88]

I have read the guide and I was just asking for personal experiences.

You probably should have made note of that in your original post. Just asking something like "What kind to search?" will get you a whole lot of unhelpful posts. You have to be more specific, because newb questions are asked by the truckload everyday, so most people aren't very friendly when something like "What do I search?" is asked. I apologize for my snarky, unhelpful post, but since you have a legitimate question, I will answer you.


It really depends on your area. I have good luck hunting nickels and pennies, because silver dimes and halves are dead where I live. Others have tons of luck finding silver halves and dimes, I do not. Don't waste your time with quarters. Big Dollar coins are okay, because some of them are silver (most Eisenhower dollars are not; Eisenhower's were minted 1971-1978). Gold dollars are a joke, so don't fool with them either.

If you are looking to stockpile copper, pennies are where it's at.

If you are looking to stockpile silver, then dimes/halves/quarters/nickels are where it's at. As I said, I hunt nickels, which is fun to me. There are silver ones to be found, and you can usually find at least one silver nickel per box.

 

[euler1977]

I would go with the presidential dollars. That is the best thing to happen to world coinage since the state quarters!

 

[coincollector13948]

So everyone say the word of their favorite coin to search and I'll see which is the most popular.

 

[boristhespider88]

So everyone say the word of their favorite coin to search and I'll see which is the most popular.

Nickels, halves, big dollar coins.

 

[Senor]

For the most part it seems that silver volume is the principal goal. But there are those searching pennies that are looking for rarities. Following up to cc13948's question with another noob question, what is the single most valuable coin that each of you veterans has pulled from CRH and how much was it worth?

 

[boristhespider88]

For the most part it seems that silver volume is the principal goal. But there are those searching pennies that are looking for rarities. Following up to cc13948's question with another noob question, what is the single most valuable coin that each of you veterans has pulled from CRH and how much was it worth?

I know another member on here pulled a 1955 double die penny.

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/c...-found-king-wheat-errors-1955-double-die.html