going to the bank, will post finds later today!

so, today i will be going to the bank to get some rolls. first time in a while (cant wait) i will be posting the results here later. here is my planned rolls i want:
1 roll of quarters
25 rolls of nickels
6 rolls of dimes
14 rolls of cents

hope i get some silver out of those dime and nickels! i also want to see a few buffs and wheats.
lets hope i get some!

 

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Good luck. Post the goodies.

 

sure will.

 

i have not gone to the bank yet, but finds should be up in 4 hours.

 

Also be on the lookout for 1995 Double Die Lincoln cents, and other penny varieties that you can read about here:

http://coins.about.com/od/coinvalues/qt/memorial_errors.htm

 

save your 2009 nickels they only made 42 million of then 1 2009 nickel is about $1 on ebay

 

i have the results in! i will post them in the next two hours.
change of coin plans though:

110 in dimes
60 in nickels
20 in quarters
20 in halves
10 in cents

some very nice finds, and one silver!
no buffs though, all jeffs.

 

Cool. The silver was 10c? 25c? 50c?

 

nice job im going to the bank to day im getting 4 rolls of nickels 4 rolls of dimes and 8 rolls of cents

 

i have seen quite a lot of MDD dimes and cents.
but i also have a few suspected error coins.
so i will be posting those soon.

 

MMD?

 

MMD? MDD stands for machine doubled die.
yeap, there are a lot of MDDs in the cents as well.

 

Machine doubling has nothing to do with a die. It's simply machine doubling (MD).

 

BTW, it's later tomorrow. Where are the finds?

 

Correct. It's mechanical/machine doubling caused by a die striking a coin, and then moving slightly (usually due to the die being loosely installed). This causes the die to strike the coin again; lightly enough for it to not leave another strike on the coin, but hard enough so that it flattens part of the design, giving it a doubled appearance.

 

um, all that i have found:
2 rolls of halves:
1 2005 p
2 rolls of quarters:
have not checked for errors, but other than that, a skunk.
22 rolls of dimes:
1 silver and several suspected errors, thread will be up soon. still searching. and 1 British 5 pence
30 rolls of nickels:
almost 40 pre-64, plus filled my last two remaining Jeff nickel spots for my Jeff nickel collection 1938-1996!
10 rolls of cents:
>100 pre-82 cents, 1 wheat cent, 1 Canadian penny, 1 British penny, and multiple suspected errors. still searching.

thats it so far guys!

 

Keep plugging, kid, you're doing good!

 

Thanks!

ugg, the suspected error dime i have got mixed in when a roll went open.

 

whats funny is that they had to give me 10 dollars back cause' i flushed out all their coins.
BTW, do you need an account to trade cash for coins at a bank?

 

Some banks require it.