Reject Tube & Coinstar Finds

1 silver dime today.

 

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Been on a roll lately. Today's Coinstar finds:

 

Good grab today. 1.04 in spending US, 3 silver dimes, some Euro coins, some Argentina coins, and a GB coin. All in a coinstar.

 

33 cents US and a Canada quarter in a coinstar.

 

One US Quarter in the reject bin.

 

Today's finds a little different.
2 cents worth
One elongated from the Jefferson Memorial in Washington DC and a pretty good squeeze at that.

 

Why do people put those in machines? Is that where it came from?

 

From my bank’s machine a few days ago, probably the nicest steel cent circulation find I’ve found. Little die break on the left wheat as well.

 

Really great find!

 

My mother found a silver quarter in a shopping cart at Aldi.

 

I found the two silvers today, they were in a container on the top of the Coin star with some corroded zLincols, just grabbed the Silver. The tokens and other change were from the reject bin a couple days ago.

 

$8+ in free money! I'll never argue with that.

 

The tokens and other change came from a CoinStar that never produces.

 

Are those Chuck E Cheese tokens. I've found those before metal detecting. I thought they were gold coins until I saw his smile smirk.

 

There are two $1 car wash tokens, a couple boondocks, and the rest are Chuck E Cheese.

 

About 65 cents worth of nickels, dimes, and cents
A battery
And a 1956 Canada quarter
All in a coinstar

 

Whenever I go into a grocery store the first thing I do is go over to the Coinstar and see what is there. This week I walked into one and waiting right there in the reject slot was a single coin, a 1953-D quarter:



The fact that this was the only coin in the reject slot is indicative that the previous user had taken out other rejected coins and attempted to cycle this one back through the system unsuccessfully, gave up on it, and just left it there.

I'd say it is a good find that is nicer to look at in person.