Junk Silver Haul - Old US Silver Coins - Why I Buy Constitutional Silver

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I know you mention what you pay for this type of silver (19x, 22x, etc) What’s an average multiple to sell junk silver to a dealer?
Comment from : Remy Ferrari

7:38 it looks like there’s a mint mark but it’s faded
Comment from : jackzfiml

It’s still there to this day I matched the numbers up on the far right
Comment from : Brian Smith, Jr

I found 4 silver dimes and 1 quarter in a coinstar last week
Comment from : Ellie Tejeda

will that 50s quarter be worth submitting in your next bulk submission?
Comment from : Dave

Pretty cool that you got all the rosies
Comment from : TOTOD TOTOD

Awesome pickups Thanks for sharing what you got this time I can't wait to see if you find any WAMs when you go through the Morgans
Comment from : Gina R

Yesterday my grandma gave me a few coins one was a Morgan dollar the others were different Indian coins
Comment from : Mr squidward

Rob, your videos are never too long brother! It’s fascinating to see what you’re finding brAnyway, All The Best From Downunder!!!!
Comment from : Pauly D Downunder

Hey rob, I’d be interested in both of the large cents, great video btw
Comment from : Akiriui

What do you do with the coins you do not use or keep
Comment from : SupLotus

If you can get a "poor" grade on that 1874 Indian Cent it may be worth some extra money There is a whole branch of collecting of "poor (no details)" grade coins but with a clear date
Comment from : jppagetoo

This was COOL !!
Comment from : Linda Wallace

Thanks for the video!
Comment from : Ian D

Thx Robgreat info!
Comment from : ZosoRocks1

Another awesome junk silver hunt thanks for sharing Rob I'll be watching the Morgan silver dollar hunt
Comment from : Tim Smith

Love it!!!
Comment from : Katie Bailey

That was fun
Comment from : Tom Craig

Finding constitutional silver for 18 or 19 x face is crazy!!! I've dealt a lot with SD Bullion and Austin rare coins and their prices are over 21x face Help!!!!!!
Comment from : cowbelljunkie15

Always informative! Always fun when you hunt junk silver!
Comment from : Broella

Great hunt! Really loved the ride 👍👍
Comment from : Kevin Welker

Great video bro!
Comment from : Veteran Metals

Good stuff
Comment from : PJ Vaught

hey rob :) did you hapen to get my email? i didnt get an email back just thoght id check :) thank you :)
Comment from : Zach Eddy

Love these junk silver videos Rob, congrats on the additions to your albums & can't wait to see the video for the Morgan's, you know how much I love those VAM's brother 👍
Comment from : Andrew Rossi

So i found a 1983 copper coin, I know cause I weighed it and compared it to a wheat cent, they were exactly the same size, I also had a regular 1983 zinc coin and the difference between them is very clearbrUnfortunately that coin along with my no date penny and a few other coins got ruined by water damage but not my much, I think it might be possible to use a weak acid to clean the surface, at this point I do not care if I loose value on the coins from cleaning them, I just wanna fix them up to a certain standardbrbrEdit: when I mean clean i don't mean scrubbing the surface that will ruin the coin
Comment from : What do I name this channel

Love the junk silver hunts! There's just so much history in those coins and the mystery of going thru them the first time around is so exhilarating! Cool draped bust cent find even with the "slash" marks on the front That '26 SLQ had great detail on it which is tough to find in that coin Thanks for sharing the fun, Rob!!! 😁😃😁
Comment from : Silver Chupacabra

He's it me Josh B Great Video Hey do you know anything about stamps? Again Great Video
Comment from : JB7 of 7s

I wish I knew what my 1916 mercury dime is worth
Comment from : Larry Seals

I want to invest in some coins like silver or copper with a budget of 60$ what would be best to get?
Comment from : Ben

Fun hunt Always fun to look through junk silver because you never know what you’re going to find
Comment from : Dad’s Spare Change

Great video !!!
Comment from : Silver Stacker in Training

Great video Rob, love it when you make these, thanks for sharing!
Comment from : EnigmaCoinCollector

Hey Rob, you should consider auctioning the Rosie dime set on a live stream… cool find
Comment from : Ricky the Sconnie

Very nice constitutional silver I especially liked the Indian head cents I'm currently helping a young friend put together an Indian head cent album
Comment from : Robert Stroback

Fun video Rob…… thanks
Comment from : Bob’s Pistols and Paydirt

I don't mind the longer videos which you seemed to be concerned about, especially when you have some cool finds I can't watch your live streams due to my schedule, so it's nice to have some variety on your uploaded videos Keep it up, always love the content
Comment from : Andre Linecker

Maybe one day you could show your whole collection of silver? That will be a cool video
Comment from : Thanh Nguyen

Fascinating!!
Comment from : Felix Morales

Still didn't see a Shield Nickel in those Nickels lolbrBut also didn't see a Flying Eagle Cent in the Pennies
Comment from : Viktor

Another awesome video Enjoy your junk silver searches
Comment from : Jeff Keller

great video i liked the bag of mixed pennies and nickels and a very nice silver haul
Comment from : CWeed Coins

What is the F under the 1916 Buffalo date
Comment from : Alex Hall

I think he needs a small jar where he wouldn't be so hungry 🍽️
Comment from : Captain Firebird

Coin grading is quite expensive where i live (Switzerland) I asked my LCS (local coin shop dealer) He said to me, make only sense if you coins worth 1000 swiss francs or more In Europe PCGS is located in Paris France and NGC in Munich Germany
Comment from : stern13

Another great video Rob!!! thanks for sharing your purchase and knowledge with us
Comment from : Charles Kelly

It's so cool seeing a coin that is over 200 years old brJust thinking of all that's happened in this country since it was struck in 1803! WOW!!
Comment from : Shane York

👍🏼✌🏼
Comment from : Michelle mau

Always thumbs-up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Comment from : johnny drobniak

Cool, Rob!brFun&informative❓️Yes& yes! I doubt if anyone thought this was too long, and you can't get mad at that❗️ 👍👍👍
Comment from : Nathan Oliver

Just OUTSTANDING! How do I get a coin mat like you have??
Comment from : Azure Blue

I love the new logo
Comment from : Thomas Fritz

What do you have to do to get the half dollar Kennedy 1964
Comment from : johnny drobniak

That 36D quarter makes me want to see you do a low ball book
Comment from : introbe1

Loved it Rob man and really do appreciate the short abbreviation explanations! As a new guy trying the coin thing at 53 its mentally occupying space in the brain lol Thank you Sir!
Comment from : Troy Richardson

All the common dates of all the older coins-barbers, mercs, walking & standing libertys, are very worn I would guess they are at best 95 original weight and many are more likely closer to 90 How are these valued? Isn't going by X Face Value unrealistic since that value assumes 715 ozs per $10 FV and these coins are surely more like 65 to 68 ozs per $10 FV?
Comment from : Rufferto

Nice!
Comment from : EpicAndrew97

Comment from : Ben G Silver

Can we please get videos of your personal collections
Comment from : Noah Reed

Amazing hunt
Comment from : sean boden

I went to a local coin shop today to see if they had a tray of common 90 Washington quarters I could go through to put in a book They said no we no longer allow that, you can either buy the carded coins, or give me the dates and I'll pick and price them for you I was thinking what a bunch of tools, and what kind of a coin shop doesn't have just common coin bins at a fixed price! Won't be going back ever again to that place
Comment from : Ryan Campbell

What’s up with the other Pennie’s with that bluish silver look I’ve got one exactly like that
Comment from : Scrap Father Scrap Son

I always learn something from you brother
Comment from : William findspennies

❤love these silver specials!
Comment from : Collecting on the Cheap

Very interesting hunt! Glad you had some finds!
Comment from : daver8521

Thanks for the education and entertainment!!! You are one of my regular stacking/collecting channels now You and the fellas on that 4-way stream a month ago, helped me to make a great decision Thank you!!! 🤝
Comment from : Hirams Twin

Love any junk silver haul you do!
Comment from : Sarah Kelly

Since I am only a teen I don't have the money to do this, but my plan is to get a summer job and get money that way
Comment from : airsoftiam

Hey, Rob! Good hunt!
Comment from : Jimmyj1312

Great score Rob!
Comment from : Darth Silver Sith

I love these junk silver videos
Comment from : Bosstone100

I found two Benji's and a 40 in $90 in customer rolled half dollars today (1963-d, 1951-p, and 1968-d) I think that's really neat they used your half dollar for the picture Great hunt Rob!
Comment from : Andrew Michael

Great video and definitely need the Indian Head cents for my book I got off you awhile back
Comment from : Dragon Silver Keeper 🐉🐲

Junk silver hunts are some of my favorite for sure I’ve even ended up with a few from these vids via auctions and GOWs!! RFT — My favorite!!
Comment from : Davis Wall

Thanks again Brother !! I Really love these Videos !!! Rock ON RFT !! and Love your new Logo !!
Comment from : Cosmic Creations

I wish I could get ahold of an 1803 penny that easily My oldest is 1812 I've got one of every design from the classical head penny to today, save for the modified matron head centbrI'm considering saving up and getting a 1797 penny so I can have an American coin from each century of US history
Comment from : Wi-Fi TV

Nice video I enjoy your channel
Comment from : James Smith

I love seeing these! Trying to figure out where to buy junk silver myself I certainly can’t buy as much as you do, but I need to start somewhere
Comment from : bonlilsam

Love these constitutional hunts! Happy Anniversary to you and Charlani!!!!
Comment from : Thomas Adams

Very informative , thanks
Comment from : Tom Thumb

Thanks for a fun junk silver hunt Happy anniversary you two
Comment from : Otto Meineke

Very informative Rob! Good video
Comment from : Lets Look Brad

I love your junk silver videos
Comment from : Leonidas

Rob, I dug an 1874 Indian head last summer in a Michigan park obverse was great but the reverse had some pitting Surprisingly it was only 2 inches down compared to the 5 inches I dug for a 1941 wheat, in bad shape
Comment from : Road Runner Detecting

Love the junk silver hauls
Comment from : 집학살

Would love to buy the set of rosie dimes
Comment from : Anthony Kindschuh

Great hunt Robb Long videos are fine with me 😀 Some great finds, thanks again for the fun watch! Happy hunting, Stephen Bates
Comment from : Stephen Bates

Some of my favorite videos as well Unless your analytics tell you different, 20 minute video is definitely not too long I would definitely watch a longer one than this because I learn so much
Comment from : TxLeftridge

Love the constitutional hunts Rob! Congrats on the upgrades and additions
Comment from : Clinlabsci

Very cool that there was a complete set of Mercury dines in that silver Fun to watch!
Comment from : cmintsurfer

Hay Rob, love old silver, my favorite is Kennedys, Benjamin's, Morgan's, question, do you sell rolls without going through them ? Thank you!! Love your videos, watch you each week
Comment from : Joni Marley

Loved the video as always wish I had someone near me who sold silver
Comment from : P&C pythons

What is considered a lower mintage with Washington quarters?
Comment from : MTN Vaults

Cool vid
Comment from : Alex Matt

I personally hate 90 percent junk silver that has been cleaned However, I have been told that there are lots of people that prefer to clean their junk silver I think it looks very unnatural Either way, coin shops will buy both
Comment from : Jamey Collins