Oh lord

[conleytheking]

Pawn stars Is telling everyone our secrets! And making me jealous.

 

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[chinman]

at least there was no mention of the hobby or even the idea that you can still find these coins in circulation!

 

[conleytheking]

Fair point! And he didn't mention the 40% halves. But still lol

 

[TimZim]

I just watched it!! SKUNKS

 

[SilverForBrains]

I don't have cable and can only watch older seasons of pawnstars on netflix. can you be more specific as to what they said?

 

[conleytheking]

Some guy brought in over 100k worth if silver. A bunch of large bars, one bar that was around 75lbs. And a huge bag of dimes, and a huge bag of quarters. Both of them looked like about 1k face value each.
Anyway. Rick let everyone know what year silver stopped, and how to rim check. Lol

 

[sack0silver]

bah why couldnt it be chum and he just offer the dude face for the silver coins, and tell america that guy was stupid thinking there was silver in them...

 

[BuffaloBoy]

most people don't even consider CRH a thought, especially when watching pawn stars.

 

[frankendime]

I did like the coins he had made for the Old Man.

 

[conleytheking]

Yeah they were cool. But not for 50-60 bucks lol

 

[fingerscrossed]

ppl don't need pawnstars to know about this hobby..its all over youtube!

 

[Novapax]

ppl don't need pawnstars to know about this hobby..its all over youtube!

Isnt that the truth. I see there are people posting videos weekly of their finds from CRH. Makes me sick. This isnt a team sport! lol

 

[Solid Rolls]

I think there is someone on this forum who advertises his CRH videos. I could be wrong.....

 

[sagittarius98]

I think there is someone on this forum who advertises his CRH videos. I could be wrong.....

Canadacoinhunting?

 

[rex]

Isnt that the truth. I see there are people posting videos weekly of their finds from CRH. Makes me sick. This isnt a team sport! lol

for what its worth,i asked one of the banks i visit if they would hold all the halves for me. the head teller said sure nobody else asks for them anyway. keep the faith.

 

[santafeboy]

Let me guess Rick being the genorous guy that he is offered the guy 4x face value for the dimes and quarters?

 

[Generic_Lad]

I'm sorry, but anyone with -any- interest in coins can figure out coin roll hunting themselves, we're hardly doing a disservice to the hobby by posting it here. Nearly everyone has gotten a wheat penny in change, nearly everyone knows that coins were, at one time, made out of silver, it only takes a brief skimming of the Red Book or a quick Google search to figure out what the last dates were that were silver. When you find (or buy) silver, it is easy enough to see that the edges are different, and the hobby just continues from there. About the only things this forum tells is how to do it on a more industrial scale, something that most of us found by trial and error.

So no, this forum, YouTube, Pawn Stars, etc. are not doing the world a disservice by talking about CRH. Anyone with an interest can figure it out, the thing is, most don't have an interest in coins or CRH. Lets face it, how many people even look at their change? Let alone would want to get lots of coins and search through it.

 

[sagittarius98]

I'm sorry, but anyone with -any- interest in coins can figure out coin roll hunting themselves, we're hardly doing a disservice to the hobby by posting it here. Nearly everyone has gotten a wheat penny in change, nearly everyone knows that coins were, at one time, made out of silver, it only takes a brief skimming of the Red Book or a quick Google search to figure out what the last dates were that were silver. When you find (or buy) silver, it is easy enough to see that the edges are different, and the hobby just continues from there. About the only things this forum tells is how to do it on a more industrial scale, something that most of us found by trial and error.

So no, this forum, YouTube, Pawn Stars, etc. are not doing the world a disservice by talking about CRH. Anyone with an interest can figure it out, the thing is, most don't have an interest in coins or CRH. Lets face it, how many people even look at their change? Let alone would want to get lots of coins and search through it.

Well said, many people would rather go to a store and buy some shoes, phones, whatever than search change. That's why we will never change the hobby by posting youtube videos.

 

[Patfoundit]

Here is my two cents again. As I have said before, I'm also an avid hunter and fisherman. because I'm interested and in contact with other hunters, I hear about the 12 point buck that was killed in the next county. If I ask everybody that I came into contact with in one day, if they heard about the big buck that was killed. 99,9% of them would have never heard about it. It goes the same for any hobby. We all follow and keep up with what is going on in the medal detecting community. Those that have not a clue about metal detecting, wont even give it a second thought. I will be relic hunting until I'm too old to get out of the house, but I don't think it will ever be main stream. It takes commitment, research, patience and lots of hard work. That thins the heard real fast with new metal detector owners.

 

[kennedyfan]

nearly everyone knows that coins were, at one time, made out of silver

I'm going to disagree here. I went for four and a half decades of my life without having any knowledge of coins ever having had any intrinsic metal value. And I don't recall any conversations with my family or friends about any of this. I vaguely knew about people investing in precious metals; I was aware of coin collecting. But not the convergence of the two! Maybe I'm an anomaly, but I think it's actually more likely that my ignorance was typical of the majority. People just have full, busy lives, filled with advice on what products to buy and what stocks are hot, and they probably don't tuck away this kind of knowledge unless it's pounded into their head. What seems to obvious to us here, and now, is not obvious to most people.

(Actually this brings up an interesting tidbit. One of my favorite books is Replay by Ken Grimwood; I re-read it every few years. It's sort of like "Groundhog Day" but for a whole lifetime - this guy keeps finding himself back at his youth in the 1960's, with all knowledge of the life he had been living and what's going to come. Anyhow, there's a scene where he advises somebody to start accumulating 1964-and-earlier silver coins; he plans on telling them to sell just before the 1980 peak. The funny thing is, I had read this book multiple times over the last couple of decades, and it did not sink in at all. The scene wasn't something I remembered; it didn't make me start looking at the change I accumulated. But then my latest read, with the knowledge of silver I have now, of course I noticed it this time!)