MBR quarter roll with strike through ender.

Why not?free silver is always good i just found one last week sadly no luck for the first CRH of 2021 today.

 

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I don't bother to search in machines my area is to populated someone checks the machines every 5 minutes.

 

Meow finds Nickels and Dimes a bit boring compared to Quarters and pennies. Meow finds a silver quarter once in a while, maybe one in every $10,000.

 

The problem is my bank doesn't have boxes and I don't have enough money to buy enough quarter rolls to last a week so I get more dimes and I have never found anything good in quarter rolls the people at the bank also get frustrated because I used to get a box worth of pennies rolls then they did a limit to the point where it wasn't enough like 10 rolls a week so I stopped.

 

Meow gets around alienating bank tellers by going to a different branch every week as much as possible. Also opened a small saving account at another bank to save a bit, and get more rolls.

 

I miss the normal days

 

What is Normal ? That is the Question . Depends where you live , how you live , if you live .

 

I sell or deposit to one bank then buy at another. Have to have an account at each one but it's a good way to save and I don't make the tellers at my main bank where I buy angry!! LOL A box of candy for Christmas didn't hurt either! LOL

 

Meow just wanted to add a what Meow thinks is interesting about what was in these rolls. A very small percent of them (less than one per 3 rolls) have light golden toning to them. The also have a grain lines on them. The vast majority of them are very brilliant white quarters. So Meow was thinking, are some of the planchets a little off in composition or some other property? Heated too long or not enough during production? They stand out from the rest quite a bit.
Meow has encountered New Jersey ATBs while CRH that are BU, but grey or gunmetal in tone. Meow thinks they are neat so will add them to the Cat hoard.

 

@MeowtheKitty: mis annealed. I've been finding them also with Vermont quarters.

 

Can you explain to Meow what process causes mis-annealing?

 

https://www.cointalk.com/threads/2017-d-new-jersey-ellis-island-improper-annealing.307775/

Good info in thread.

 

Pretty sure the ones with a goldish tint are from the annealing process. Here are a couple of Salt rivers I had graded. ⁹

 

Thanks.