Reject Tube & Coinstar Finds

Should have grabbed it and ran...

 

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3 dimes in a coinstar today. One was silver .

 

Australia 5 cents 1992
Australia 10 cents 2001
Australia 20 cents 2006
Germany 1 eurocent 2015 F
Ireland 5 eurocent 2008
2 arcade tokens
1 laundry token

 

Found a 1964 canadian quarter, 1947 walking liberty half dollar, 1899 indian penny, 1966 kennedy half dollar, 1911 wheat penny, and a 1962 panama dime.

 

At the same time?

Welcome to the neighborhood!

Chris

 

Switzerland 10 Rappen 2001
and a Zincoln.

 

Need your pitchers photo...

 

It's not mine. I just borrowed it from Google.



Chris

 

Found two silver dimes in the coinstar bin today, 1914 D and 1959. First time I ever found a barber. Condition is cull, but hey, that's still a cool find!

 

43c in miscellaneous USAian coins and a Canadian 5 cent coin.

 

Thanks coinstar!

 

Yesterday was a bumper day at coin machines.

First machine at a grocery store:
1 Canadian Loonie
1 Canadian Twoonie

Second coin machine at my credit union:


The $7.25 in Canadian was in a sandwich bag in the trash can.

The other coins were in the reject slot:
1 Pakistan 2 Rupee 1998
1 Turkish Lira 2009
1 Korea 500 won 2002
1 Liberia $5 2006 - apparently NIFC
1 Ireland 1 eurocent 2007
1 Germany 50 eurocent 2002J
1 Italy 50 eurocent 2002
1 Portugal 50 eurocent 2002
1 Italy 1 euro 2002
1 Bahamas 25 c 2007
Some video game token.

USA
1 Merc 1937
1 Roosie 1946
2 Roosie 1964-D
1 Roosie 1964
1 Washer 1964-D
2 1943 Steel cents, not corroded either.

Then not in the picture, again at the grocery store this morning:
9 zincolns
2 dimes
1 Canada 25 cents

 

Wow!

 

No pictures but I had my first big haul today (I was genuinely surprised to see 50 cents in pennies and nickels because I had never seen so much change abandoned like that.) Sadly the only noteworthy find was a 1965 Canadian nickel.

 

Again, same credit union, butt today instead of Friday:

I nixed out the regular USA and Canadian stuff - amounted to about $1.25 or so:



Of course silver is always sweet and gets my ornery wee Scottish heart a beating. The Dime is a '64, but the Canadian is a George V dated 1929 - I have never found a Canadian 10 cent coin older than 1937 before. And another steelie - the coin machine Gods have been very very good to me this week. Oh the Canadian George VI 5 cent coin is dated 1937.

 

I remember I walked into the store I work at about half a year ago and the tray was filled to the brim, lots of foreign coins and modern clad, but nestled in between it all was a 1960D silver quarter. My heart was racing when I saw all that change

 

Two dimes in the Coinstar - one clad, one silver - 1952 (P)

 

2 cents, 1 nickel, 2 quarters (1 cdn), and 1 Indian Rupee in a coinstar.

 

Is the rupee silver?

 

Nope, it's dated 2016.