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Unfortunately the 330 in halves yeilded nothing...but now i found 2 banks that are will to order halves at not cost to me...

 

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Todays totals:

$200 in halves=skunk.

$150 in dimes 1 1961 roosie.

 

$33.00 in halfs
1 67 40%
And 10 album fillers
And 1 1972 I believe that's the year its got a air bubble over the 9 and 2
And some discolor

$100.00 box of nickels
24 pre-1960
3 canadians
16 s mint marks

$25.00 box of pennies
6 wheats oldest 37p
10 canadians
1 proof 96s
3 s mint marks

Also my main bank is ordering bags for me of halves has anyone had luck with bags instead of boxs

 

Box of halves started out great, '67 in first roll, '68 in third roll, another '67 in fifth roll, '57 Frankin somewhere between fifth and tenth roll, then another '67 between the tenth and fifteenth roll. A complete bust after that. Oh well, definitely not the worst box I've pulled!

Summary:
1 x 90%
4 x 40%

Respectable box...

 

$100 BWR Nickels, nothing but 38 pre 1960

 

Sounds like one of my boxes from tonight... 1 frankie, 4 40%. The other five had nothing. God, this week is horrible. Dumping all this on my new Loomis dump tomorrow, lol.

 

Box of dimes - 2 roosies

 

According to the dictionary, the definition of money laundering is: "to transfer (as illegally obtained money or investments) through an outside party to conceal the true source". How is turning paper money into coin and then back again money laundering? It conceals nothing, nothing is illegally obtained, there is no outside party, and there is no transfer. It's a simple exchange, cash for cash. You start with $1000 cash, you end with $1000 cash, with nothing in between. That bank guy can't seriously believe that every bank in the country that exchanges coin for cash and cash for coin is a money launderer.

 

Exactly. How is it any different buying a box of coin than a business buying coin for their register. If some thinks roll hunting is ilegal than so isn't buying coins to put in your own register. There is nothing illegal about it. You are buying something and it just so happens to be money. If you can go buy a bottle of liquor for say $20 why couldn't you buy $20 in coin for $20 cash. The person that said that is just iggnorant.

 

Box #7 of Halves 1-40%
Box #8 of Halves This box appeared to have had the scatterings of a roll of extremely dirty coins included. It's as if a roll of halves were found in the sewer someplace and deposited. Ick. After scrapping the dirt(?) off the coins to verify the dates, the oldest was a bicentennial, two of the dirty coins were silver (1-'64 Kenny and 1-'58 Benny). The Kenny seems to have been 'discovered' by its prior owner because the edges were scrubbed clean yet still sent it on.
I washed my hand thoroughly twice after that box.

 

I 2nd that...I am still waiting on my 55' plain

 

$330 in re wrapped BWR in Philly
skunks

$3.50 from a citizens - skunk

$12.50 from Citibank
1 x 1968

HOTN

 

Box of halfs skunked
Box of dimes skunked
140 CWR dimes and WOW 27 they where all in one roll
26 roosie and 1 merk

 

Nice score big, go get the rest of their CWR.

 

$40 in BWR from PNC in Philly - skunk
HOTN

 

Box of dimes- skunk

I don't like the all clear wrappers. Never had any luck with them. Do you guys get those clear wrappers also. I only get them from 1 bank.

 

That's all they had but they have
some quarters I feeling lucky i'll post if I go
get them

 

Just picked up $100 worth of them during my lunch break, not looking too promising though.

 

Bad news from Loomis dump, they want it rolled and bagged. I still think I can make this work for about 10,000 per week... but there is no way that I can reroll 20,000 per week.

 

The teller gave me a lira coin. When I dump my coins and cash them in.