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I've been searching for one of those tokens for 10 years! I'll give you $50,000? :devil:

 

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Nice find!

 

In a box of cents I found a silver 1937 french indo-china Vietnam ten cent piece

 

200 in dimes - skunk

 

From different teller's trays, I found two 40% halves (1968-D and 1969-D) and a 1987-S proof.

 

Well box 10 of 10 had just one 1967 Kennedy

Better than nothing

 

Scored my first bag of halves today, $593 worth

4 40%ers
4 NIFC
1 87d
1 87S

Cool thing is there are five more branches for this bank within fifty miles of me. I hope to have five more bags by next week!

 

Did my usual run today... all clad, except for one bank which had a roll that must have dated from the 90's, at the latest. Busted it open and pulled one beautiful '69-D. I'd grade it MS64-65.

Also did a box of nickels, first in a while, got a '42-P and about a roll of pre-55's (Yeah, I switched it up to a bit earlier, I've got way too many Nickels laying around).

Box of cents as well, that yielded as follows;
'42
'44 (High AU RB! Nice coin from a roll.)
'44-S
'45
'46
'48 x2
'48-S
'50-S
'51-D
'53
'53-D
'55
'55-D
'56 x2
'56-D x2
'57-D
'58-D

Ton of copper in this box too, more than 50%. Hit seven straight rolls with more than 35 copper cents. Stuff is really starting to add up and take up some room.

 

Only opened 2 rolls at work today, nothing great just a couple of wheats. I do have a question though. I found this 1960 and it just seems too nice to have been in a roll. Has it been cleaned or what? Sorry for the crappy pictures, it looks much brighter in person.

 

Probably broken out of an original bank roll. I find a couple a box on average, from the entire 1960's decade. I keep 'em and put 'em in 2x2's... that one is definitely a keeper in my book, it's nicer than my '60-D.

Coins that are cleaned typically won't have the "flashy" luster that coin has... the luster on cleaned coins is very dull.

Your post reminded me, the box of cents I did today also had a '61 and '64 in BU RD.

BTW, if you find more, I'd love to buy a whole lot of them off ya.

 

I went back to the bank that I'm opening a new account with and asked one of the tellers if the man I was working with was there. I didn't see him when I walked in. While asking, I notice two silver halves in her tray. I ask to buy them and the other couple that were there. She says that she I holding the two for someone else. That was lame. Later in the day I picked up some rolls of quarters at a different bank and found my second park quarter. I also found these two plated? state quarters. They are slightly magnetic. Had me fooled when I saw the edges. Both were in the same BWR. Anyone else see one of these?

 

I've heard of 'em. Apparently nothing special.

 

i was going through a roll today and found a 1944 penny with absolutely nothing on the back side. It is completely smooth i can tell that it hasn't been rubbed down or anything. its solid. Anyone have any idea what it could be?

 

1944 penny no reverse

i was going through a roll today and found a 1944 penny with absolutely nothing on the back side. It is completely smooth i can tell that it hasn't been rubbed down or anything. its solid. Anyone have any idea what it could be?

 

We'll need good pictures to tell you exactly. It could be a million things.

 

Weird and Nice at the same time..........Do tell when you figure this one out. What's the story Merc?

 

Good Job Agent, My bank wont even order halves for me.

 

what does NIFC mean?

 

NIFC = Not Intended for Circulation - There's some confusion over the 2001's but all halves 2002 onwards are that way.

Out of $50 in CRW's yesterday (actually a solid roll) managed to find 7 Franklins and 13 '64's. One of the bigger scores I've had in a while....pays to keep at it. ....though kinda strange no 40%.

 

Plated and sold in TV ad's and newspapers and whatnot.