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$20 dimes - 2008-S (First ever proof found in the wild. The edge suggests clad, but it makes a silver-y ping when dropped on the table)

$10 nickels - 1940-D, 1941. Also found a 2010-P nickel where part of the "P" was missing and appeared to be an "I" - anyone seen that before?)

$5 pennies - 1939, 1950, 1955-D, 2009. 5 Canadians, 134 total coppers (a little more than average).

 

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$10 CWR halves- 1967!
$250 quarters - all 2014-D great smokey mt.

 

$60 in MWR nickels:

1940-S (full steps!)
1955 (partial steps)

 

$1000
(1) 40%
(1) NIFC

 

Finished my 4 boxes of cents for the week. I gotta say - I'm pretty happy with the results:
Box 1 - 1885 IHC, 3 wheats(boo), 1984 counterstamped with a rose
Box 2 - 8 wheats(still under my 10 per box average)
Box 3 - 9 wheats including a 1926D(28mil mintage)
Box 4 - 1907 IHC, 21 wheats, and a 1929 Canadian 1c

 

$46 CWR nickels: 1939, 1941 (x4), 1942-D (non-silver), 1946, 1946-D, 1947, 1953, 1958, 1959-D. Several of these rolls have coins mixed in that looked heavily fire damaged with all detail worn away so who knows what I missed.

$14 BWR: 5 rolls of "BU Certified" from the "World Reserve Monetary Exchange" - 1 each roll from Denver and Philadelphia with unknown dates, 2 rolls of 2006-P, and 1 roll of 2006-D. Additionally 2 standard BWR capped at both ends with AU reverses so no dates showing. I usually keep 5 rolls a week to add to my "hoard o' nickels" so I'll just stack em and save myself some rolling this week.

 

Wish I could these at my bank..

 

This is the second week in a row they've handed similar rolls over to me. I'd love to know where they're coming from. I'm not going to complain about BU rolls for sure.

Usually I ask for CWR if they have them - win-win for the tellers and me since they have to unroll whatever they get in at the end of the day and run them through the machine.

 

Did a $50 bag of cents from my pick up bank's coin counter:
19 wheats - all 40's and 50's
11 Canadian - including a 1947 blunt 7 hole filler
1960D Small date x 2
1998 WAM (my 38th)

 

Just finished the 2nd $50 bag:
22 wheats - all 40's and 50's
7 Canadian
2000 WAM (my 51st)

 

100 in dimes netted me one '64.

 

$10 quarters - skunk
$6 dollars - skunk
$4 nickels - 1941 x1

 

box of cents
27 Wheats - 1918, 37, 41x2, 42, 44x2, 45x3, 46x2, 49, 51, 51d, 55x2,
55d, 56x3, 56d, 57, 57dx2, 58dx2.
15 Canada - 1959, 67, 71, 72, 80, 81, 82, 85, 87, 91, 95, 97, 98x2, 2004.
1971P-1DO-003
1968s
1971s x2
1974s x2
Reverse Diecracks - 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2014.
2004 Cracked skull
2011 Obverse clash
707 Coppers

heres the 71 ddo die 3, pretty worn but can make out the light ccw spread

few cracks 1994, 1995, 1998 & 2014

heres 2011 clash, its not that good but its the first shield clash i've found

 

Found a nice 1934 Canadian penny in a box of cents today. Pretty good because there were only 7 million minted. Compare that with a 1909-VDB which is 27 million or a 1932 Lincoln with 9 million.

 

About $150 in halves... 2 40% and a Bicentennial of the Congress clad commemorative. Also picked up one ike.

 

Wow that is cool!

 

Two boxes halves:
Box #1:
10- silver proofs
122- clad proofs
38- NIFC
I'll post the details tomorrow night. This was obviously a collection that someone dumped.

Box #2: skunk

 

SCORE!

 

I am new to roll hunting. This weekend I went to the bank and tried my first 8 rolls of pennies. I found a 1969 d no initials error. I don't know if beginners luck applies, but I am hooked.

 

Way to go! I've found a few clad proofs in rolls but never in the double digits, let alone the triple digits!