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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;John Burgess, post: 7845586, member: 105098&quot;]All denominations are roughly the same, they all have their coins to find and any one can be productive as any other really.&nbsp; the exception might be with quarters in 2019-2020 and West Point Mint marks which were&nbsp; a sweet transition for a coin hunter to make and cash in on if they were so inclined to do so. </p><p><br /></p><p>If I were doing it to make money under normal circumstances, I wouldn&#039;t be doing it at all. you&#039;d probably be better served cherry picking a coin shop and flipping the purchases than roll hunting in my opinion. Redbook is kind of nonsense. they put a value on everything, but a lot of the common stuff just won&#039;t sell especially moderns. </p><p><br /></p><p>That said I think, like in the case of the Ws, occasionally an opportunity arises to go whole hog on coin roll hunting a certain series. but generally speaking, my results hunting are never like the Youtubers. Sure I make a hit here or there over the course of a year, but it&#039;s never going to replace my actual job, even with the W quarters, the money wasn&#039;t enough to pay the bills, and even with dimes, quarters and halfs, silver is to few and far between and you&#039;d probably be better served panning gold or silver, and looking in rolls of coins.&nbsp; meh, I&#039;m not trying to discourage you from hunting, just telling you, it&#039;s not a career and if you did it as much as you needed to to be profitable, it&#039;s all you would be doing and nothing else with your time. So I think it&#039;s best kept as a hobby. people that actually try to do it to pay the bills are searching 16 hours a day usually a husband and wife team, and with the off 8 hours, getting more coin to search or getting rid of searched coin, and listing finds for sale and trying to sell them off.. it&#039;s a lot more than a full time job to get profitable at it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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