Entire hoard of coins left behind by his father. #coins #coincollecting #money #foryou

[thecoinchanneltube]

Indian heads- $3-$10, Dimes $4 each, v nickels $4 each, standing quarter, $8, gold nickel $2, gold Ike $5, Buffalo nik $3 ish

[deloslanc]

Regardless of cash value that Collection is PRICELESS ❤

[bellaessencerainee]

I'm really sorry for the loss of your Dad. It's nice to see a son searching those saved coins with appreciation. Plus making a video to share with us out here. What a sweet gift your Dad left for you to find and explore. Those amazing finds and rare coins he saved. Love motovates me to search my change. For my family I put all the coins for their birth years away. When they married I added their spouses. Seeing their birth years helps me realize how lucky I am to have them in my life. Times they asked to borrow money and paid it back...I put in their boxes. It's been a blessing seeing the boxes gain weight... LOL TY again for this short.

[wabbitnred]

Wow!
You're dad was quite the collector!

[georgeclark]

Damn! I had a vending business for 10 years and never even thought to look for coins of value. Someone kick me right in the butt!!

[BigDaDo]

I want to say I came by your channel several months ago and I can't get enough of this new hobby I enjoy which is collecting coins ! Thank you for teaching and letting us know your knowledge ! You got my subscription 🙌

[LVIS-a]

I've commented this before and I keep standing by it. Statistically, regular (non-error) notes and coins should be worth more with how many errors are out there for USA currency.

[lanettedavidson]

What a legacy, and a soft financial cushion.

[philfrederickiii]

I work in toll collection and I handle thousands of coins daily. I'm allowed to buy any US minted coin at face value. I carry 40 cents with me each day so I can swap out a pre 1964 quarter, , a Mercury dime, and a Buffalo/Indian head nickel. I'm allowed to keep any foreign coins. I bring home 3 - 6 coins per shift. Putt Putt and car wash tokens as well as religious tokens are frequently recovered too.

[slowpoke]

Lucky kid! Awesome dad to do that too 👍

[jasonboyd]

Keep it all like he did when u think of him embrace them all an find the amazement he did... Youll be close to him again 🎉😊

[goit]

My grandfather ran a country general store from the 1940's to 1969. . He had a large leather pouch full of all denominations of silver coins. about 30 to 35 years after he passed away, I sold it for $, 2500. silver had reached a price of $37 an oz. It's now $19 an oz. good timing

[peterv]

I remember Buffalo nickels when I was a kid. They were so cool.

[lucynuzzello]

That's what my collection looks like but way more it's a mess . I try but they're hard to keep up with because it takes days into nights.

[cherylevans]

Dude thanks for sharing! That get your heart racing!

[vanniyo]

I guess you could still be dirt poor and leave your children a fortune; all depends on how smart and patient you are

[bambibrosemer]

lucky his Dad left it to him. He's pretty much set if he sells smart.

[carissavalov]

I know for a fact I've spent these all away for pieces of candy 😩

[danhagedorn]

I have my mother and grandma's collection of old coins, stamps and postcards from all over the world. Plus some old western magazines too and I'm 46 years old. I took it to a place to see what it was worth. But the guy there played it off like it wasn't worth much and if I wanted to leave it there he would sell it in his auction. Lol, I said no thanks and left.

[HoundyKline-csny]

Condolences to that gentleman that lost his father and the time and patience in keeping all that hoping and praying that just did small gander to see the amount of his fathers love too be smothered in his fathers riches