The guy who gets the carts usually catches stuff at my local store now. I went in today and he was in the parking lot. I figured I wouldn't find anything. I was surprised. Today I got a silver dime, a wheat penny, and some kind of token that says SHIPs and has an outline of a sail boat. It's the same front and back.
2 Zincolns today arrggghhhh Monthly total for June 4.85 + 3 Silver Quarters 1 Roosie 1961 1 Mercury Dime 1944 And Lots of World Coins
At a Wegman's Coinstar, I found a Loonie, a Canadian quarter, a 1950 5 Franc coin from Belgium, and the best find, a 1949 Roosevelt.
So today I went and cashed in about 6 bottles, got the receipt and looked at the coinstar sitting in the corner, Found a newer Canadian quarter, a few American pennies, and a real nice shiny dime, 1963, Seems it is still kicking out silver coins Thank you Coin Star.
Stopped at a different supermarket in my quest for a ripe avocado... struck out there, but the Coinstar that's usually empty because it's very much in plain sight had a mini jackpot: 3 golden dollar coins (2000P x2, James Garfield) 2 clad quarters 1 Bahamas quarter 1 clad dime 1 modern nickel 2 pennies ... and a 1954 (P) quarter. Second one in about a week!
Haven't found much in the past week in my coinstars... Did find a 64-D dime a week after my $2.25 jackpot find...
A long drought has broken, three zincolns, two dimes and a 1941 Jefferson. The others went in the donation box, the '41 came home to the old nickel retirement centre.
Had a crazy time at the coinstar today. I think it was broken. No silver, but: $40.83 in common coins that shouldn'thave been rejected. I was there over a minute, as I scooped, more were coming down the slot that were stuck. Glad I had a grocery bag. Plus 3 modern foreign.
That's a great score. What in the heck are people thinking about while dropping coins. That's a years worth at least.
Was the reject tray full and the coins kept falling as they were removed? Were you using the coinstar? I wonder sometimes, when I find a large amount of coin in a coinstar, what are the people thinking that leave them there? I don't get it. Are the coins stolen and the thief just wants to get out of the store? Are people just dumber than I think and don't notice the coins hitting the tray or the multiple reminders to check for rejected coin? Don't stop... I like free money.