Does anyone other than me laugh at the Numismatic News "finds" forum. We must be doing something wrong. The people find such treasure.Bull
52 D dime today at a coinstar. Funny thing is, I've searched 5 boxes of dimes this year and haven't found one silver, but this is the 5th silver dime I've found at a coinstar so far this year. Go figure.
Quite frankly it is a lot easier to search the coinstar than it is to slog through rolls! I usually don't do too well in BWR dimes, but better in CWR dimes - and even those have been some duds lately.
That's a crazy amount left behind. The person that left all that US coinage is just being irresponsible. But bully for you though.
Yesterday at the grocery store coinstar - 83 cents from the reject tray (53 Lincolns and three clad Roosies) and on the ground just under the front of the machine an unc. 59-D Roosie. One of the 53 Lincolns was a 57-D wheatie.
So we need to stand by the coinstar machines and offer to buy the coins from the people who are getting ready to put them in!!!
I work at a Walmart in the front and you wouldn't believe how many times I have been tempted to do just that!! I would love to be able to go through the coins before they 'dump' them in!
Found a clad quarter sitting in the hopper, and on the counter, a 2013 UK 5 pence & a 2000 Canadian quarter, with the "Celebrating Our Future" reverse. Never seen one of these before. Also, the other day I found a 2008 Canada Olympics figure skating quarter. First time finding one of those too.
After searching 2 boxes of nickles (1 box had 2 war nickles), and a box of dimes (skunk) I brought them to 3 TD banks. From the reject trays: 1 silver quarter and 2 dimes from the penny arcade. From the magnet traps: $3.70 Canadian, 37¢ Euro, 50 Kopeek from Transnistria, 1 Florin from Aruba, 1 Franc, 40 Pence, and 55¢ from the Caribbean.