There They Go Again! TV Coin Guys.

I always wonder just who falls for stuff like that.

Herkimer: Buy a bag count them and let us know how many are in a bag.

Herkimer, Copper cents weight 3.11 grams each give or take, depending on it's original weight within mint tolerance, and how much circulation it's seen.
there's about 145 copper cents per pound.

and for Zinc cents it's approx. 180 cents per pound because they are lighter to start with.

A bag of 5 pounds would contain 725 copper cents approximately, probably a little more because of the worn coins, and that's IF they weigh it legitimately when packaging and it's not underweight

These guys got a marketing name for everything "Lakeland Bankers Hoard" hahaha A simple internet search shows you just how famous that "hoard" was! Nada.

Here's the problem with this stuff. 1) If they are unsearched how do they know they are all wheats? 2) What good is a guarantee they are all wheats if you open the bag and find a bunch of slugs, but can't return them once the bag is opened? On the same show they made the statement that the largest US coin in circulation in 1906 was the Barber half. They also had a few other "whoppers" of misinformation. I only watch this stuff to be entertained by their silliness -- my favorite part is when they drop the coins on the floor.