Roll-searchers, post your results!

Yeah buddy, I did that with my now 9 year old daughter, let her search etc. She wanted to keep her finds. And she does. She is a monster of my own creation. I wish she would go play with dollies or something.

 

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In 1(!!!!) roll: 1943-D and a 1964-D

 

Long time lurker, first time poster.

1954-S, S Over D possibly?? I don't have a picture of the front, it's a 54

 

wow today was a record Canadian dime day. I got 4 and my GF got 1. and the 1963 roosie is the 1 my girlfriend got yesturday. here's the years left to right:
1939, 1951, 1955, 1960, 1965.

 

I got home tonight and she (Jenny my girl friend) let me search all of the $100 dimes. I found 1 Aruba 2003 10 C. that has maybe double the thickness of 2 dimes. oh and she found another Canadian 1979 dime not silver, but is her birth year. in the $100 in dimes before this last $100 in dimes. how funny is that ? lol

 

You can also find lots and lots of British 5 pence coins - they are dime sized but about half again thicker.

 

2 boxes of dimes - 1 roosie each. Also got this from a teller:

 

That is pure beauty.

 

That is very nice and old.

 

on that 1863! That teller deserves a goody in reward.

 

Oldest found in circulation @ 150 years even.

 

searched a box of quarters and was amazed to find a 1964 D wasn't expecting to find any silver quarters will trade that box in tomorrow for some dime searching.

 

Box #67 of Halves: 3-40%, 1-Ben
Box #68 of Halves: 3-40%
Box #69 of Halves: 100% 2001's. But I showed them! I searched every single roll. Ha!
Box #70 of Halves: Skunk
Box #71 of Halves: Let's just say that with only brand new 2001's showing on all the ends, there may be some silver in that box. Returning the whole box unsearched. That's a first for me!
Box #72 of Halves: 1-40%

 

That is awesome!

 

Interesting with the complete boxes of 2001's... what kind of shape were they in? Did they look to be fresh from the mint (12 yrs ago?) LOL!!!

 

A bank a bit of out of town that is usually slightly snarky about giving out rolled coin, so I walked out with $20 CWR dimes but pulled a 1964-D, $22 worth of CWR nickels and pulled one dateless buffer and 5 pre-1960s.

Always take rolled coin, even if only small amounts because just like the box of chocolates you never know what you're going to find.

 

Not a fingerprint on a one. The paper was Brinks though.

 

Nice silver.

 

Another Ben's worth of dimes and found a '56-D. Lots more to go through on a day off.

 

another $100 in dimes. SKUNK! my girlfriend did find this 1973-S proof. great eyes Jenny (my GF.)