Thread: Roll-searchers, post your results!

Still have nothing, went thru another 15 rolls of halves, but I did find a very shiny bicentennial, w/ an "S" at the bottom, anything to keep?

$440 in CWR halves found 1 1987-P and a 2005-D with nice toning, no silver
4 boxes in dimes found 4 1964 dimes one in one box, three in another two being skunks.

Originally Posted by ultraimports

Still have nothing, went thru another 15 rolls of halves, but I did find a very shiny bicentennial, w/ an "S" at the bottom, anything to keep?

Sounds like a proof, I'd keep that.

Originally Posted by Merc Crazy

Sounds like a proof, I'd keep that.

It could be silver too!

Originally Posted by Noobismatist

It could be silver too!

It's pretty obvious, by looking at the rim, when you've got silver... I don't think this fellow missed that, did he?

If in doubt weigh it. Silver will be more than CuNi.

Originally Posted by Merc Crazy

It's pretty obvious, by looking at the rim, when you've got silver... I don't think this fellow missed that, did he?

Remember: I just started this today :| ...also, the side doesn't appear to be silver, could it still be if that isn't "obvious" ?

stopped at 5 banks and only 20$ in halves and got no keepers.. is there good finds out there? and why don't people get quarter rolls?

Originally Posted by ultraimports

Remember: I just started this today :| ...also, the side doesn't appear to be silver, could it still be if that isn't "obvious" ?

Probably is just a clad proof. Still not a bad find.

Picked up $30 more worth of halves today, and pulled 2 more 40%. The hot bank is out of them now, I will try another town. But can't complain, 7 out of $60 is not bad in my book, I'd take only one!

Originally Posted by Desert

I'd take only one!

I'll take the other then

Originally Posted by njpmoose15

stopped at 5 banks and only 20$ in halves and got no keepers.. is there good finds out there? and why don't people get quarter rolls?

Quarters were already heavily picked over by the 1970's. I seem to remember someone much earlier in the thread saying that you could expect maybe one silver in every 10,000 quarters.

Originally Posted by -jeffB

Quarters were already heavily picked over by the 1970's. I seem to remember someone much earlier in the thread saying that you could expect maybe one silver in every 10,000 quarters.

One every $1k searched.

Box of cents, another huge boring box...

'35
'40
'44
'46
'56 x2
'57-D x3
'58-D

8 Canadians... Yeah, More Canadians than wheats, ugh.

Several nice BU's, already wrapped 'em for the drive home, but there was a '59, '61, '68-S, Gem '71-D, and a gem '05.

Originally Posted by Merc Crazy

Box of cents, another huge boring box...

'35
'40
'44
'46
'56 x2
'57-D x3
'58-D

8 Canadians... Yeah, More Canadians than wheats, ugh.

Several nice BU's, already wrapped 'em for the drive home, but there was a '59, '61, '68-S, Gem '71-D, and a gem '05.

You thought that was a boring box. Just did a box with 6 wheats, and just one George VI Canadian. Got a 1916 D, though, which was nice. Probably AG tho.
Also, did a box of nickels - one buffalo (super worn, no date) and no war nickels.