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Discussion in 'Coin Roll Hunting' started by chicken_little, Oct 24, 2005.

  1. Merc Crazy

    Merc Crazy Bumbling numismatic fool

    Silver dimes are worth $2.50 each. If you could find 5 silver dimes in 2 rolls, you're doing really well... I'd quit my job and search full-time if that was the case. I find about 1 silver dime per $125 searched.
     
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  3. Noobismatist

    Noobismatist Junior Member

    Found a 1912 cent and a 1920-D cent
     
  4. antics05

    antics05 Junior Member

    Stoped at bank they didn't have any halves but the teller had v nickel in her Trey, she wouldn't give it to me :(
     
  5. WarNickelFinder

    WarNickelFinder Active Member

    In a mix of 11 dollar coins, I found two Canadian loonies; these are the second and third loonies I have found in circulation.
     
  6. Merc Crazy

    Merc Crazy Bumbling numismatic fool

    Box of cents;

    '19
    '27
    '38
    '40
    '44 x2
    '44-D
    '47
    '50
    '53-D
    '56 x3
    '57-D
    '58-D

    No BU's, 4 Canadians.
     
  7. Incarnate

    Incarnate New Member

    Merc 1 40% in 3 of the remaining 4 boxes. One more to go. I wouldn't roadtripjust yet. :)
     
  8. jensenbay

    jensenbay Well-Known Member

    Box of halves... one 2007p and one 1987s clad.
     
  9. Merc Crazy

    Merc Crazy Bumbling numismatic fool

    If I ever win the lottery, I'm gonna travel the US for a spring/summer and just go to every single bank I see, hah.
     
  10. Incarnate

    Incarnate New Member

    Sounds like fun!!

    Just sold all those 97P for 20$ profit. Kept me from having to dump them. I don't have the time to sell roll by roll.
     
  11. bobbeth87

    bobbeth87 Coin Collector

    Not a bad idea.....you made a profit and can move on.

    I stopped by a bank and they had $3 of halves. 4 of them were proofs. 2000S, 2001S, 2005S and 2007S
     
  12. VACookey

    VACookey New Member

    Where would you sell them? I'm collecting all this stuff but have no idea what I'm going to do with it once I have it.
     
  13. -jeffB

    -jeffB Greshams LEO Supporter

    Dropped by the same bank yesterday that had the jackpot two weeks ago. (I was out of town last week, so didn't make it by.)

    One CWR (probably actually BWR, but folded, not crimped), and eight loose. I thought they originally said $19 worth, so I wondered if they'd quickly set ten aside. Or maybe I'm just paranoid.

    Loose: all 40%

    Roll: 17 40%, 2 clad, 1 1964

    Last time I was there I asked if anybody else was coming by looking for halves, and they said I was the only one. (My former favorite bank said they'd had four people come by already yesterday afternoon looking for them.) I'm guessing my new favorite bank will be discovered sooner or later. Wonder if they know who's been dropping all this silver, and if they'd be willing to pass him or her my number?
     
  14. elijahhenry10

    elijahhenry10 New Member

    I can't seem how any of you can find any silver. I've been oin nickels, dimes, and halves for awhile and have found 2 war nickels and a 1963 dime.
     
  15. Incarnate

    Incarnate New Member

    Sold mine to a coin shop. I could have put it online, but why hassle?
     
  16. Incarnate

    Incarnate New Member

    Bob, that's it!! Lol I'm gonna have to hit your side of town
     
  17. Merc Crazy

    Merc Crazy Bumbling numismatic fool

    Volume, dude, volume.
     
  18. -jeffB

    -jeffB Greshams LEO Supporter

    Not for me -- any time I find more than three rolls in one place, they're pre-searched.

    Timing, dude, timing. You just have to be the first one there after the little old lady makes the deposit. Or the first one to ask at the grocery store after someone brings over the handful of halves that got rejected by the CoinStar.

    Or, to put it more succinctly, "luck". And patience.
     
  19. Merc Crazy

    Merc Crazy Bumbling numismatic fool

    Or just go to the bank and instead of buying CWR's, buy BWR's... you know where BWR's come from? Counting machines, stuff tellers dump into bags and send out, etc. I've always had better luck with BWR's than CWR's save for a few oddities nobody is going to look for, IE my 1999 WAM which was in a CWR.

    Go to business banks, dude... banks that handle a lot of change outgoing... banks in heavy retail areas. They'll have lots of rolls on hand.
     
  20. Skyler

    Skyler New Member

    whats a CWR and a BWR?
     
  21. immytay1

    immytay1 Member

    Custmoer wrapped roll and Bank Wrapped Roll
     
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