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Isn't it funny! Ltrain's finds on Tnet match "Mercrazy's" finds! check it out:

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Good detective work, unfortunately nobody cares.

 

5 boxes of halves: 9-40%, 1-90%, and one MS '56 Franklin. Box of dimes, squadoosh as usual. Box of nickels, 44-P war.

 

Halves are a huge hassle fior me to get too. I stopped trying to get boxes and just grab a few rolls now and then if the bank has some.

 

I want him banned after what he did to me. PM was sent to site admin.

 

found a neat BU 76D quarter today. I think its a keeper.

 

Grow up.

2 boxes of halves, one skunked and the other had 2 40%'s... such a waste of time.

 

God forbid I don't join his forum and I report him to an admin for repeatedly making new usernames to bother me after I blocked him so he'd leave me alone.

I didn't do anything to him, he's just too immature to handle rejection.

 

Back to coins... Box of halves. Nothing but a 2002, 2007, and a bunch of marked coins. This supply loop is searched. I need to find a new source.

 

Yeah, I've noticed a TON of marked coins this week, literally every other coin. If it continues through the next two weeks, I'll have my suppliers stop ordering for me.

 

I was really surprised when the $30 worth of CWRs of dimes that I got, scotch taped and marked with "40" yielded a 48 Roosie. I think you never know. Of course nothing is easy.

 

3 silver dimes (42, 57, 64)

5 wheats

1.20 in cents

3 clad dimes.

Out of a TD bank reject tube.

It had just been sitting there, so I had to be crazy not to pick it up. The person who last used the machine had already left.

 

Decent box this past Satuday: 1952, 1964, 1964, 1966, 1967, 1969d, 1969d, 2001p, 2001p, 2001p, 2002d, 2003p

 

What's a "TD bank" machine?

Last week I found (on separate days) a sixpence and a ten-pence coin sitting on the CoinStar machine. I can understand people leaving foreign coins there. But last night, it was an EF 1964-D quarter, still white! WTH, people?

Oh, yeah, and got a 1954-D penny in change from the self-checkout. I'm starting to go back to paying cash for groceries, just so I can search the change...

 

What's a "TD bank" machine?

TD bank counts coins (like a coinstar machine).

 

Gotcha. People talk about getting "bags from machines" -- is that the same idea? If the counting machine is in a bank, can you buy coins out of it (with the help of bank employees)?

As I understand it, the CoinStar machines in grocery stores get emptied by a courier service, and there's no way someone in the store can get into the machine. Does that match with others' experiences?

 

JeffB

Don't know, I've never bought a bag.

I have pulled single coins from counting bags (replacing them with other coins), but that is a rarity.

 

How did you get access to pull coins from the bags? (Sorry if you've already explained; this thread is so busy that I can't remember who's said what...)

 

By filling the bag and requiring it's replacement.