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New Member - Tony from Southern Metal

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  • SouthernMetal
    • Jan 2026
    • 6
    #1

    New Member - Tony from Southern Metal

    Hey everybody!

    I am a new member, and I've been coin collecting for the past six years. I used to coin-roll hunt with my father 50 years ago, and after he passed in 2019, I got back into the hobby with my oldest son. After a few months, we decided to create a YouTube channel on coin-roll hunting and coin collecting. I really enjoy finding varieties.

    I look forward to reading everyone else's questions - and maybe I can contribute to the discussions!

    Thanks!

    Tony
    Southern Metal
    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/southernmetal
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  • eaxtellcoin
    RPM Dealer Specialist
    • Feb 2008
    • 1007
    #2
    Welcome to the forum Tony,
    Coin collecting is a fun hobby that can keep a young person interested for years to come.
    Hopefully your son also sticks with the hobby.
    Thanks for joining!
    Eric

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    • SouthernMetal
      • Jan 2026
      • 6
      #3
      Thanks Eric! He still enjoys collecting coins - but he isn't interested in coin-roll hunting any longer as he has picked up a few other hobbies.

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      • eaxtellcoin
        RPM Dealer Specialist
        • Feb 2008
        • 1007
        #4
        My kids gave up when they couldn't find stuff from roll hunting and searching change. I have BU's back through the 50's and alot of the 40'S from rolls so it kept them interested for a few years. Take him to the show(s) give him something for his collection if he finds you a nice variety- 2 sets of eye's better than 1 - worked for me a long while.

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