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Well here's something you don't often from a Loomis roll!
Not a Type B but very nice

 

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Not a cud. It's a die chip. Cuds are on the rim.

 

It's above Washington's hat... it looks feathered.
It looks like "extra metal". Been out of it for a bit and don't recall all the "error options"

 

Like I said above, it's a die chip. It happens alot on that design.

 

Sorry! Your comment was on the next page and I didn't see it when I posted.

Thanks for your input

 

44 rolls of BWR Dimes
41 rolls of CWR Dimes

About half of the BWR were all 2022 .

The CWR had -
1 1918 3 pence
1 1994 Proof
1 Canadian.

The 3 pence was fun! It's about 80% the size of a dime haha.

 

The 3 pence is silver under $1 melt but worth $3 as a collectible coin.
Went through a couple of rolls looking for W's (9 to check later.) Kept a nice low mintage El Yunque, and found this Wilma Mankiller with a large die chip in the hair.
The coin is a normal color this is just my bad lighting.

 

Just found this absolute stunner in. BWR of nickels.

Full steps too

 

I doubt it is full steps. But still a beautiful coin. Full steps means 5 or 6 steps that go all the way across and are unbroken. The coin must be MS, and not a proof and, the current ones don't qualify as the dies were redone. (1994 ish?)
Here is your coin:

 

Some nice finds, and some better pics of the 47

 

Yeah it looks like the 5th step is broken :/

 

2 boxes of BWR halves.
They were the black rolls, if I recall correctly that is Brinks.
1 1967.
Any silver is good silver .

 

Good for you. Nice surprise

 

So I go to my CU and bring in 2000 metal detecting nickels. The other machine at a diff branch was always shorting me. They would open up the thing and find the exact amount I said was in there. (Why don't they just spit out the uncounted coins into the reject slot?) But that's a pain to keep complaining about being shorted 20 cents. So at this other branch,"Oh we have a new machine no problem." Meanwhile, I don't even get half way through and the machine is done. "Oh it must be full it can't take any more. We'll have to call the guy." I am like are you kidding me? I just told you this whole GD story and you swore up and down everything would work fine. "I'm sorry." Yeah well that fixes everything. I don't even get a receipt and there's a bunch of uncounted coins stuck inside the beast. He calls me a couple hours later, OK the guy came, everything is fine. So they credit my account with the first batch, I bring the rest of them to finish the transaction because I don't want this dragging out over days. So one thing, it credited me with 2 dimes and a penny, and I know all I have are nickels. So it was prob inside the machine. And it also either counted a nickel extra, or there was a nickel in there as well that wasn't mine, and it kept rejecting a nickel. So I am 31 cents to the good. I take the nickel which looks perfectly normal, and the Wal Mart self serve won't accept it. I get home and weigh it. 5.0 spot on. I measure it against another nickel, same size. (1970-D). The rim is microscopically smaller but why won't the machines accept this coin?

 

It's cursed. Better bury it.

 

I will have to hand pay it to someone. I had this happen before with a normal quarter (MAYBE THE SAME DATE 1970-D) right size, right weight, not damaged,
and the self serve machines refuse to accept it.

 

Metal detecting or roll hunting?

 

Didn't feel like starting a thread.
You want to have it deleted be my guest.

 

If that's directed at me, I wasn't being snarky. I was assuming it was a typo and you meant roll hunting. Or did you really have $100 worth of nickels found metal detecting?

 

Anyone see what I see?