The Singe Greatest Coin Roll Hunting Discovery Ever Caught on Camera!

[Quin]

The Single Greatest Coin Roll Hunting Discovery Ever Caught on Camera!

This is without a doubt the single greatest coin roll hunting discovery ever caught on camera!



Here’s some context:

My brother Kevin and I are in the middle of another one of our coin roll hunting pennies competition hunts. I look over at Kevin’s roll and notice a wheat penny on the end nearest to me. We turn the camera on and record the wheat penny find.



Once that is over, I decide to leave the camera rolling as I tear into my next roll.

Upon opening the roll, I notice an interesting edge- it looks dark green and somewhat mangled. I decide to investigate. When I pull it out by its mangled edge, I expect to see a beat up parking lot coin or maybe an old circulated wheat. It was neither of those things.



What I saw next left me in utter shock and disbelief...

 

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[Dozer D]

Quin: unable to pull your video up, don't leave me hanging, what is it?

 

[Quin]

Quin: unable to pull your video up, don't leave me hanging, what is it?

A mangled old Indian head! The date is still up for debate- these are the best shots that we could get of it.




The amazing thing about this video is the fact that we were able to pull it out live on camera. It was absolutely perfect timing to have the camera on.
If you have any ideas on the date, let me know!

 

[GB1]

wow nice find

 

[yankeesfan4life]

Welp, I watched the video before coming to TNet. Congratulations on your awesome find.

 

[LooseChange]

While it is exciting to find even a beat to shlt IHC, is it worthy of such a dramtic title? Or, is it click bait?

 

[yankeesfan4life]

It's clickbait, but I'm always a victim of clickbait. It's called "bait" for a reason.

 

[Styfflin]

Oh. An Indian head cent. In poor condition.

 

[LooseChange]

Credibility is slowly earned, but quickly spent. If the goal is to be considered a legitimate and serious ambassador for the hobby, gimmicky theatrics (click-bait title; cheesy, overly dramatic, wide-eyed photos; etc) are the most sure way to fail that goal. If the goal is simply to amass clicks to the link, there'll be a few from here as membership turns over. But, the serious hobbyist won't be fooled twice.

 

[Quin]

Credibility is slowly earned, but quickly spent. If the goal is to be considered a legitimate and serious ambassador for the hobby, gimmicky theatrics (click-bait title; cheesy, overly dramatic, wide-eyed photos; etc) are the most sure way to fail that goal. If the goal is simply to amass clicks to the link, there'll be a few from here as membership turns over. But, the serious hobbyist won't be fooled twice.

The goal is to educate and entertain the members of the coin community. This video falls more on the entertainment side- that is what the thumbnail depicts. I am serious about what I do, but that doesn’t mean that every video has to be strictly educational. If you want people to listen and get excited about something, you have to catch their attention first.

 

[Quin]

Welp, I watched the video before coming to TNet. Congratulations on your awesome find.

Thanks yankeesfan! I’ve been saving this footage (and excitement) since January. The idea was to release it as an anti-April fools day video: I ended up just deciding to post it on Saturday at my regular upload time. Didn’t wanna confuse my viewers too much haha

 

[Twitch]

The lack of perspective here is comical. A beat up IHP is the best CRH find ever filmed?

 

[FormerTeller]

I like the title - Singe instead of Single. Oddly appropriate.

 

[GopherDaGold]

If that is truly the single most exciting thing ever found while coin roll hunting I will stick with metal detecting.
Clickbait.

 

[Quin]

The lack of perspective here is comical. A beat up IHP is the best CRH find ever filmed?

“Caught on camera” != “filmed”

There are tons of videos of Indian heads being found, but none of them show the sealed roll being opened. They all just show the coin after it’s already been identified.

The amazing thing about this find is that the roll that contained it was opened live on camera. This is incredibly rare.

 

[Quin]

I like the title - Singe instead of Single. Oddly appropriate.

Can you elaborate

 

[GopherDaGold]

“Caught on camera” != “filmed”

There are tons of videos of Indian heads being found, but none of them show the sealed roll being opened. They all just show the coin after it’s already been identified.

The amazing thing about this find is that the roll that contained it was opened live on camera. This is incredibly rare.

Right. You should be on the banner for this once in a lifetime event.

 

[Quin]

Right. You should be on the banner for this once in a lifetime event.

You say that sarcastically but it actually is a once in a lifetime event. It’s literally never been done before.

 

[LooseChange]

Personally, I'm holding my breath for the "Single Greatest, LIVE, Finger-Nail-Grows-to-Exceed-6mm-Video Ever Caught on Camera!!!!". Sure, it happens all the time, but someday, someone, somewhere will be filming when it does and that will make it remarkable.

 

[Quin]

Personally, I'm holding my breath for the "Single Greatest, LIVE, Finger-Nail-Grows-to-Exceed-6mm-Video Ever Caught on Camera!!!!". Sure, it happens all the time, but someday, someone, somewhere will be filming when it does and that will make it remarkable.

Bad comparison. That's an everyday occurrence and can be filmed with certainty. Finding an Indian head is extremely rare on its own. Couple that with opening it live on camera and you have a remarkable occurrence.