- [jase] well, i ain t even going that way. - yeah, you walked right past it, i saw your foot tracks. - [jase] no, i didn t, but that s a good sign. - [jep] uh-oh. - [jase] you got something good? - coinage. [jase babbles] 18, i see 18 on it, is that like a v? that s a v nickel i think for that year. - [jase] it is a v nickel, i see the v. - [jep] that s the best looking lady liberty, baby. i ve never found one of these, i don t think. - [jase] i ve never seen a nickel, if that s what it is, in that good of shape. - i haven t either. dude, we re, like, five minutes in. we were, like, six feet apart. you found something decent, i found something amazing. - you know, you need to stay right there, cause lightening ain t gonna strike there again. - oh, okay, well, you just watch, buddy. i hear some thunder. [bell rings] - [jase] good find. [slow rock music] [slow rock music continues]
aren t just pretty pictures. they re a pretty good sign you re holding something special. the buffalo nickel in 1987 in denver, came out with three legs, that so that coin right there is worth a lot of money. same with the v nickel, and a v nickel can be worth a lot of money. i ve purchased an 1885 before for about $400. you want to look for the 1916 and 1921 coin, the markings goig to be on the back. and it can sell up to $400. pennies are good too right now. we have pennies that are bringing in a little more. because pennies are no longer made with 100 percent copper. the pennies are starting from $304 and go up to a thousand dollars, that s just for pennies. not a millionaire yet? new to coin collecting? no problem says jim castarec. normally, what i do is i