How Do You Coin Roll?

I just sit there on my bed and take a roll out, I push the coins out from the other end of the roll and they come out in a nice row, then I sort through each one with my fingers and put them back and do it again like 100 times. Very fun for a coin collector.

First I check the ends of a roll if they're visible, I then open the roll and push or gently shake the coins out in a line and examine the sides for silver, 12 sided nickels, foreigns and anything that seems to stick out in color, size, or shape. Then I look at each one for dates and errors. Re roll the ones I don't want to keep, add as many as I took out. Close the roll and put it back in the box or group with an elastic band.

I speed hunt. I can search and re roll $1,000 in dimes in right around two hours.

Frodo, Liked the video. Loved the title more!

Mr. Click

None of my banks have free coin counters, so it's up to me to get the coins back into the roll before bringing them back. I keep a small pile of coins on the side that I use to swap for anything I want to keep. Then I put all the rejects in a stack and re-roll them when I get to 20 stacks or so. That works for everything except:

Cents: Since these typically have 5-10 coppers per roll, all the rejects just go into a bucket that I'm going to cash in for an Amazon gift card someday at a coinstar

Halves: since there's only 20/roll, I put the rejects into a pile, sort them into a LONG stack, and just count 2 coins at a time until I hit $10.

I do the same thing, I buy 5 rolls with each box, works out pretty close.
I go through a roll, put it to the side.thats my "trading stock"
when it gets low, instead of rolling the next roll, it goes to the stock pile..so on so on..
right now I cull out copper, 2009 coins,anything looks interesting

With pennies, I take the noticeable zinc pennies out, and just slowly make my way sorting out the pile of coins.