Post your Pocket Change

My thing is picturing what I see in hand, wether it could be NT, or AT. It is what I collect It may or may not become part of my collection. But, what is in your hands is what you collect.
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Got a couple 44s and this Bahamas cent??

 

Haven't seen one of these in a while in circulation. I have a jar of them somewhere that I put away back in the day. This must be die damage right? LMAO. Not bad for circulated 40 years later

 

Funny, I just found one today too... And just yesterday I was thinking about how all I find is post 1998 quarters in change now.

 

With my change, I take all the modern quarters (and other newer change) that go into a bucket that I return to the bank. For all change with the reverse of the eagle or, as this example, the bicentennial drumming guy goes into another container that's stored away.

 

I got this in pocket change a few weeks ago, thought it was a toner. Wife told me it had been burnt in a fire.

 

got a mercury dime in change from the local dollar tree

 

This may sound crazy, but while I was checking the local coinstar reject pile (They throw out the silver coins because of the weight difference) after someone dump about $200 worth in change and didn't check the rejects, I found an 1820 large 0 dime! It looks about Good to Very Good but has two holes in it. My new camera is in the mail and my old one is broken so I don't have any photos, but definitely my greatest find!

 

Beat up old wheat cent, I'll take it over a shiny new zincoln any day!

 

My pocket change. The Canadian quarter is my pocket piece for now. 1968 silver.

 

I usually don't let them make it to my pocket,
These could have been pocket chng.

 

Todays pocket change.

 

The much talked about 2017P cents have arrived in the Boston area

 

Does 2017 still have a shield on the reverse?

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Yep, still the shield. If the US Mint keeps with tradition it'll be there until 2059. They have changed the reverse design every 50 years to celebrate Honest Abe and the Lincoln cent itselfs milestone birthdays.

 

Generally something like this when I load pockets in the morning.
Somewhere between $2 and $2.50.

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Got $.27 in change from local store the other day. One was a 1975 Canadian Cent and these 2.

1995 Washington Quarter (clashed reverse)
Got this same day same store as well.

Was one of my better pocket change days.

 

Some recent pocket change, not very old

 

here's mine