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Walmart parking lot coin too!

 

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Parking Lot quarters are the best. How’d that happen?

 

I think I got a 1910 and a 1919. But I got all of the 1919s. Glad for you

 

Still looking for a FOUND 1944S. It will come

 

Let me see if I can get a better picture. The coin doesn't look as bad as the picture portrays.

 

maybe these are a little clearer pics

 

Clearer, but both sides have the snow effect going on for me. These photos give the appearance of bead blasted surface, like a coin that spent time on a beach.

 

The actual color is a darkish gray, kinda like it's tarnished. You know how silver looks dark when it needs to be polished...looks like that.

 

Register finds from yesterday: bicentennial quarter and a 1979 Canadian penny.

 

I haven’t seen Canadian in a while.

 

Used to be a lot more common, but as Canada hasn't minted any pennies since 2012 they're certainly a lot less common than they used to be.

 

I got one just a few days ago. 1867-1992 Coin.

 

Mother lode of cash register finds today:
1980-D SBA dollar
1776-1976-D bicentennial quarter
1954-S Jefferson nickel
1944 wheat cent x2

 

Interesting pickup the other day. Not much value over face but still neat -

 

More cash register finds today:
1945-S Lincoln wheat cent
1973 Canadian cent
1942 Jefferson nickel (sadly no, not a war nickel, but I'll take it!)
Bicentennial quarter

 

More finds from the register today:
1947 Jefferson nickel
1954 Jefferson nickel
1987 Canadian nickel

And the highlight: 2009-S Proof Northern Marianas quarter!

 

Fun when a proof shows up in your change. My first proof from my change was a state quarter.

Fun finds!

 

Another War Nickel.

 

A Denver too! Fun find!

 

It's rare but I have found a few... to date have found in circulation a 1973-S proof nickel, 1976-S proof quarter, a 1971-S proof Kennedy half, and already mentioned the Northern Marianas quarter I just found. I also found a 1986-S proof nickel doing roll hunting. Keep your eyes open!