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But...alas and alack, a 1910! And in semi decent shape!

 

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Nice! I've put 348,050 cents through my hands and still haven't found a steelie "in the wild."

 

$25 CWR Cents: 42-D, 51, 46, 54-S, 56-D, 57-D (x2), 58 (x2), and a personal record setting 1,347 coppers.

I thought the box felt heavier than usual when I carried it out of the bank. Nine rolls were solid pre-83s with lots of shine. I got a kick of unrolling them. Almost made me regret I wasn't around to search boxes for silver in the mid-60's!

 

Nice!!I got a real fine 1909 and 1910 from a customer wrap roll A while back the roll was all wheat's, I would assume someone spent their inheritance. also the most beautiful Steele I have ever seen, I also rec a whole roll of 43's one time.

 

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Almost made me regret I wasn't around to search boxes for silver in the mid-60's!

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Me too, But I figure I would have sold them all in the spring of 79.

 

Wow those are nice!

 

I've found hundreds, including what appeared to be a collection of EF-BU examples that were dumped in a machine somewhere and ended up in a box that I got 143 of them from.

 

I've found 5 or 6. And the one I just posted was the best.

The first one I found was in pocket change, circa 1979. The rest were found hunting. 2 from BWRs and the rest CWRs.

 

I've only found one in circulation, and it was from a pickup of customer rolls that were 75% wheats, and even then I only found a single '43.

 

My grandmother was a teller for 23 years and pulled a quart-sized ziploc bag worth of steel cents. I'll eventually inherit them from my mother

 

Well Guys I made my maiden voyage to town yesterday, First in 5 weeks. Had the wife carry two large folger cans into the CU for me. She said she was embarrassed and went to car. The coin counter worked pretty good only spit out one half reject and it went back through , Mostly cents , Still have 2 large cans of halves to go back on a dif day then off to roll hunting again. YEA!!!
JON

 

Box of Halves: 1 40%er...meh

 

$25 BWR pennies

- 9 wheats 1936, 4 x 40's, 4 x 50's

- 5 x '70s, 4 x '69s

- 10 Canadian - including the 1992 - 125th anniversary of confederation

 

Halves 60 dollars

Skunk except for a 2013 NIFC

 

Found in a $25 BWR Box. The obverse has 2 different dates: 1966 & 1968.

 

Let's see a picture...

 

A week ago, I got a roll of halves at the bank. I have been searching rolls of halves for years and never found so much as a 40% silver half. Opened the roll and the third coin was a 1941 Walker!!.... ... Got five rolls of halves yesterday, same bank... nothing....not eve a 40% half.... back to the old routine.

 

Customer rolled or bank rolled?

 

@calishield..... It was bank rolled....

 

That's awesome! Have yet to find a walker in the wild!