Roll-searchers, post your results!

Yet another roll from the current penny box was 48 of 50 copper. I've used up the rolls I had to replace copper.
I'll have to go get some more penny rolls at our bank tomorrow.

 

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1914 d just found, horrible but not a counterfight

 

Poor 1

 

1932 quarter, and 1916(barber) just found

 

1 bank yesterday had $10.50 in loose halves:

1, ‘64D

Woohoo!

$190 in MWR halves yielded zilch.

Not woohoo!

 

Silver jeffreson nickels, 1949 s dime, and 1955 franklin.
inpiared proof kennedy.
1946 double die reverse walking liberty halves

 

@lovecoinswalkingliberty
Pictures please! You are having huge success, congratulations! May I ask if you are buying rolls from banks or special rolls from dealers? Thanks!

 

This is a very lucky day: another '64 kennedy. Around 10 found.
Plus:
Got 20 more of each denomination from the bank, except pennies: $25 dollars of those, lost of wheatie cents, some flying eagle, and indian head

 

My camera broke, so there can not be any pictures. Getting the 1914 d graded (Always get my coins graded by pcgs)

 

Went to our bank and got 8 Loomis marked penny rolls.
Imagine my surprise when this popped up.
One of several.

 

Do you have a smart phone with a camera?

 

NO, don't have a smart phone, only a flip phone with no picture uploading system

 

@lovecoinswalkingliberty idk if i can believe everything you are saying without pictures. At this point it seems like you are just naming random coins...

 

$150 of half MWRs. A nice 89-D, and a pretty 87-S (first one I’ve found).

 

You on the West Coast or East Coast?

 

Gulf Coast mostly. Think Houston, Texas area.

 

I know, as soon as I can I will post pictures

 

I am getting my camera fixed, as soon as I get it back and working, I will post some of them

 

$25 BWR Cents: 27, 30, 34, 40, 42, 45 (x4), 47, 49, 50, 51-D, 54-D, 56-D (x3), 57-D, and Canadian 1946 and 1950

$100 CWR Nickels: Dateless Buffalo, 23, 26, 29, 35, 36, 36-D, 37 (x2), 40, 40-D, 41 (x2), 41-S (x2), 43-P, 44-P, 45-P (x2), 46 (x5), 47, 47-D, 47-S, 48-D, 49 (x3), 49-D (x3), 50, 53-D, 54, 54-D (x2), 55 (x2), 55-D (x2), 57, 58-D (x2), 59 (x2), and 2009-P

$300 CWR Dimes: 47, 64

Not a bad weekend's work.