Yet Another Strange Coin Spill - PART 2 - Coin Rolls

This is a continuation of Part 1, my metal detecting adventure with big and small finds. I discovered a coin spill and I'm trying to find more.

The video shows almost everything with not much interruption. The coins are from 1920's. Some still in coin rolls wrapped in paper. This is yet another strange coin spill, I can add to my collection.

I wonder what has happened at this place 100 years ago...

More info on German Empire coins:
(in German language)

Thanks for watching.

Playlist with all my other coin spills:

[MetalDetecting]

Dear viewers,
thank you for all the comments. It has been a very busy week for me. I will try to write a few answers soon.
I wish you all a great day or evening.

[janicebowie]

Hard work pays off 24!. Lots of theories as to the coin spill .Great 2 parter. Thanks 24. 😁🤗

[mr.beepers]

That was the second huge coin spill I've seen you find!! Fascinating find, 24!! I found a rare 1897s Barber dime this week. 7 silvers total. I'm on fire!!

[klintbartle]

Awesome number of finds. You had a great session in the woods.

[robinreed]

Thank you, it was worth waiting.
Most of us can only dream of one day getting a find like that.

[jaybales]

Congratulations on all of your discoveries. That is the most coin spills I’ve seen on YouTube in around 800 videos I have had the pleasure of viewing. I can not imagine how so many were lost in the first place. There ma be something in the compact 🧐. Again congratulations and as always an excellent video.

[mariauschak]

lol Not only a great sense of humor, but punctual. 4:00. A man of his word. Thank you.

[davewhittington]

Wonderful video, loved the coins, hard work getting there but worth it. Thanks so much for sharing

[ivovagner]

Hallo, schönes Video und schöner Wald. Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu den Funden und wünschen Ihnen schöne Ausflüge in die schöne Landschaft. Ich freue mich auf weitere Videos.

[suettheartistickamillion]

Hey . Great video. I metal detect, mudlark and magnet fish here in N.C. USA. My name is Dirt Digging Granny. I dig with my young grandson. I hope to have my own channel one day soon. Keep the great videos coming. I love watching them!

[maytagmark]

In the 1920s post war era the German economy was wracked with rampant hyper inflation. In 1923 a pfennig was not worth its weight keeping in the pocket. Even a bucket full. Inflation made one Gold mark worth or equal to 1, 000, 000, 000, 000 paper mark. A pfennig was not worth keeping at that point. If the 1 pfennig coin roll was part of a heist of some kind it was probably tossed as not worth carrying.

[digginghistorytasmania]

That’s a awesome coin spill great finds mate thanks for sharing enjoyed watching 👍👍👍👍👍

[cynthiaherr]

Wow my friend you found a lot of silver coins that trip, You were tuned in for sure, It was great to see the silver outweigh the trash this time,
Glad for your successful hunt my friend, most are but this one was more rewarding..Take care and Have a great week..

[salawatykhan]

Another of the best ever àction hunt that i!ve seen and its good one .👌👍👍👍.

[rolandsuss]

Du bist wirklich sehr praktisch veranlagt. Gute Idee die Münzen rollen-weise zu finden. Ich denke ich mach das ab jetzt auch so ;-)

[moirablack]

Great video wonder why all the coins are there 😊 fabulous day for you. Thanks again from Scotland

[MrWoodfiddler]

Another great day in the woods. The coin composition - why some iron and some zinc? Being semi-low value coins, maybe you can clean some and make a video of that? Thanks again MD24. Your channel is growing with great content. Chuck in NE Kansas, USA

[hilariomartinez]

An amazing find I bet you could have dug a lot longer and found so much more. Will you make a video of these finds once you clean them up to show the coins ? Great hunt keep digging and stay safe

[toddruffner]

Hello ! Awesome coin spill and thank you for sharing ! I was also amazed about how many Chestnuts i saw ! Makes me wonder what happened to all of our Chestnut trees that used to exist here in Virginia ? As a child, they were everywhere ! Must have been a disease maybe.... Anyway, Thank you sir... Todd from Virginia....

[johnpaszko]

I watched part 1 and 2 today, thank you for sharing. Very interesting historical finds. I have a question, how do you clean the coins? Do you use a special process? I do metal detecting myself here in the USA and enjoy finding old things, and I like to research the history of my finds. I am assuming that you are in Germany? My home place of birth, Heilbronn. I came to America with my mother and father when I was a child in 1951. I am a U.S. Citizen now. I have visited Germany a few times years ago. Beautiful architectural historical buildings and sites! Again thank you for sharing, you are an inspiration to the metal detecting hobby. I really enjoy your videos and will continue watching them! Auf Wiedersehen!