$100 eBay Mystery Pack Grab Bag - Silver Coins and More

Rob from 'Rob Finds Treasure' introduces a video where he unboxes a $100 eBay mystery coin pack, purchased based on positive seller information. The pack promises over $100 worth of silver or coins. Rob mentions a four-way challenge with other YouTubers: Silverseeker, Ravenot, and Keith from Coin Crew, who also bought the same pack to compare results. The video includes a link to their videos for viewers to compare. The pack is said to contain a variety of coins, potentially including a type coin and other valuable pieces, with an expected value of around $125. Rob expresses surprise at the $10.85 shipping charge, which he considers expensive, possibly to offset the pack's value. He proceeds to open the pack and assess its contents, starting with an Americana series yesteryear collection containing 90% silver coins, including a 1900 Barber half dollar, a 1916 Barber quarter, and a 1914 Barber dime, all from significant mints. He provides a rough value estimate for these coins and mentions other coins like a 1908 Liberty nickel and an 1891 Indian Head cent. The summary of the first part of the pack's contents suggests a total value of approximately $21.50.

Continuing the unboxing, Rob identifies and evaluates more coins from the mystery pack. He finds a 2012 S silver choco culture proof quarter, graded by NGC as proof 69 Ultra cameo, and estimates its value based on eBay sold listings, rounding it to about $7.60. An 1867 Shield nickel in fine condition is appraised at around $12. A 1915 D buffalo nickel, being a better date and mint mark, is valued at $12 despite its condition. A 1964 Denver quarter, made of 90% silver, is estimated to be worth $6. An 1881-O Morgan silver dollar, in about AU condition, is valued at $50. Lastly, a one-ounce copper piece shaped like the COVID-19 molecule is included as a bonus, with little value but collectible interest. After recalculating the total value and correcting an initial math error, Rob concludes that the pack's contents are worth slightly more than the $111 spent, including shipping. He expresses satisfaction with the purchase, highlighting the variety and some valuable pieces like the Morgan dollar and the slab. He invites viewers to share their thoughts on the value and the seller's job in assembling the pack.

In the final part of the video script, Rob wraps up the mystery coin pack unboxing. He reiterates the total spent on the pack, which was approximately $111, and compares it with the calculated value of the coins, which is just over $115. He acknowledges that some viewers might argue that certain coins could be worth more, and he invites discussion on the pack's value and the seller's performance. Rob also reminds viewers to check out the challenge videos from Silverseeker, Ravenot, and Coin Cruise, and to comment on their experiences as well. He ends the video with a call to action for viewers to share their thoughts in the comments and a general sign-off wishing everyone happy hunting and thanking them for watching.