One of the Coolest Enders I've Ever Had

[Quin]

Call me crazy, but I really like have Canadian coins in my rolls. It adds a lot of variety to the hunt. And, once in while, something like this happens:



This is a King George VI Canadian Nickel (minted from 1937-1952). Before this, I hadn't even found a Young Head (1953-1964) Canadian nickel in circulation yet. Getting this on the end of the roll was really awesome.

I decided to feature this box in the final episode of the Search for Silver, a series I started back in August of 2016. It was a happy ending- great box! Thanks for watching!

 

[Ben Cartwright SASS]

Very nice. It is one of the nice things about the hobby you never know what you will find! I found an Elvis in the Army half dollar once for example.

I have only found 2 Canadian silvers in my years.

 

[Quin]

Very nice. It is one of the nice things about the hobby you never know what you will find! I found an Elvis in the Army half dollar once for example.

I have only found 2 Canadian silvers in my years.

True that! Despite all of the Canadian coins I get up here, I've never found a Canadian silver. I pretty much exclusively hunt cents and nickels so that would explain it

 

[Dannycoco]

Hey Quin are you going to have nickel placemats made?

 

[Quin]

Hey Quin are you going to have nickel placemats made?

Eventually! It might be a ways out though- they take a long time to design and I'm in the middle of a busy semester at school right now

 

[Dozer D]

Quin: where can I get place mats like that, cool to have when I'm with the gran kids having hunting episodes.