1. Guerilla Collecting
Stalking the Wild Collectable

2. Key Points
• How to collect coins outside the normal route.
• Where to look for collectable coins.
• Collecting ideas.
• Real world examples.

3. Make Friends with your Banker

4. Being a Friendly Customer has Perks
• Free Safety Deposit Box.
• They will keep a look out for coins, rolls, bills
for you.
• They will be supportive of your quirky habits.
• They will be more willing to supply you with
bulk purchases of bills and coins. More on this
later.

5. Things I have received over the
counter from the bank in the last year

6. Things I have received over the
counter from the bank in the last year

7. Things I have received over the
counter from the bank in the last year

8. Things I have received over the
counter from the bank in the last year
• Roll of Franklin Halves.
• Candy striped Treasury rolled coins.
• Silver Certificates.
• “Weird Money” as they like to call it.

9. Don’t forget to bring the bank tellers
doughnuts in the morning.

10. Coin Roll Hunting
• You probably searched pocket change when
you were younger.
• We are upping the game here, it is a numbers
game.
• Forget searching Nickels, Dimes, and Quarters.
They are handled too much for someone not
to have pulled out the valuable coins.

11. Coin Roll Hunting
• Coin Roll Hunting (CRH) is going through
multiple rolls of coins looking for silver, proofs,
error coins or building a collection.
• The more you do it, the chances go up you will
find something.
• You need a friendly bank to order boxes of
rolled coins for you (See Make Friends with
your Banker)

12. Coin Roll Hunting
Order your coins ahead of time. Have pickup
banks for your coins, never pickup and drop off
your searched coins at the same bank. It will
piss them off (See Make Friends with your
Banker). Doughnuts are the only thing to drop
off. Have separate drop off banks.

13. Coin Roll Hunting
NO WAY,
DUDE!

14. Coin Roll Hunting
• Let’s start. Find a wide work space.
• Lay a cloth down and have hand sanitizer,
coins are dirty.

15. Coin Roll Hunting
• Spread your work out.

16. Coin Roll Hunting
• You can look at every coin or you can edge
hunt and look at the unusually bright ones.

17. Coin Roll Hunting
• What I found in two boxes of halves 1968 D,
1967, 1964 & 1992 S proof.

18. Coin Roll Hunting

19. Coin Roll Hunting

20. Coin Roll Hunting

21. • Date Amount Silver 40 Silver 90 Time Used
• 2/11/2011 $1,000 8 2 4
• 5/5/2011 $1,000 0.5 0 4
• 11/10/2011 $2,000 7.5 3.5 6
• 4/29/2012 $5,000 132.5 523 12
• 5/6/2012 $5,000 2 1 12
• 12/3/2012 $1,000 8 0.5 4
• 3/16/2013 $1,000 3.5 0 4
• 6/24/2013 $2,000 6 0 6
• 10/29/2013 $2,000 6 0.5 6
• 1/24/2014 $10 0 20 1
• 7/20/2014 $4,000 7.5 3 10
• 8/24/2014 $1,000 4.5 0 4
• 3/19/2015 $1,000 1 0.5 4
• $26,010 $187 $554 77 hr.
• $901.34 $6526.12 $96.45/hr.
• $262.69 $259.16 $6.77/hr.
Coin Roll Hunting

22. Coin Roll Hunting
• I do coin roll hunts with cents. I collect older
coins, Wheat, Copper (Pre 1982) and
Uncirculated coins.

23. Coin Roll Hunting
• What I found: a 1914 cent, Indian cent, Steel
cent, nice 40’s & 50’s AU, Roll of 2015 D
Uncirculated Cents, Lot of Uncirculated
80s,90s, 2000’s cents.

24. Coin Roll Hunting

25. Coin Roll Hunting

26. Coin Roll Hunting
• What I have found in cents’ CRH:
• Early Date Lincolns
• 1972 DDO
• Indian Head Cents
• Uncirculated Coins back to the 1930’s
• Error Cents
• Canadian Cents

27. Odd Places for Coins

28. Odd Places for Coins
• Look in the feed and return trays. Silver and
foreign coins get kicked out.

29. Odd Places for Coins
• Old Furniture, especially desks and couches.

30. Odd Places for Coins
• Garage Sales

31. Odd Places for Coins
• Buried Cans on your property.

32. Thank you for your
Time and
Attention.