Reject Tube & Coinstar Finds

I guess Greektown used tokens in the beginning. I do remember getting the Casino Windsor tokens personally, and I may have kept a few quarter sized ones, but they're gone now.
My buddy's mother works at a church downtown, in the office, and they used to get the Greektown tokens in the offering plate from time to time. When they had a few rolls, they'd go cash them in.

 

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I haven't found anything in a reject tube, but found a 1964 Washington quarter on the floor of a grocery store underneath a Coinstar machine. That's the only silver quarter I've found since Nov 2011. I go through several dozen rolls of quarters per month looking for silver or error coins. I've had more success finding silver dimes and a few war nickels in bank rolls, both CWR's and BWR's.

 

59 Q, 63, 61 Dimes

 

Bank 1: '48 Roosie, '61 Q
Bank 2: '53 Roosie, 2x 1 Euro, 1x 20 cent euro

 

That's like cheating, I'm jealous!

 

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1968 1/2 franc-Switzerland and a pair of earrings that popped out of the reject bin.

 

'48 quarter, '56 dime

 

'63 dime, 4x '43 cents

 

'63 Roosie.

 

'51, '63 Roosie & a 1988 Canadian cent

 

Thailand 1 baht. Found in trash can by coin machine.

 

1 Euro

 

3 Roosies & a pound coin.

 

1 Roosie & a 1929 SLQ

 

'63D roosie.

 

1 x non silver Roosie
1 x 10 centavos Brasil
from the coinstar at the supermarket while getting ice cream
HOTN

 

Hey Inquisitive, any chance of getting a picture of that 1929 SLQ? I'd be interested to see what it looks like after (presumably) 84 years of circulation / storage / pouring into a coin machine.

 

Found a 2003 vietnam "1000 Dong" coin.

 

Makes for my fourth best find ever. They are in piles of ten, except for the one that is offset.