Is dime hunting even worth it anymore?

Discussion in 'Coin Roll Hunting' started by Wheatie44, Aug 7, 2016.

  1. steve63

    steve63 Active Member

    I rarely search dimes anymore because it's so boring. Silver finds are extremely rare and other than that the only ones I save are 2009s. Quarters used to be boring too but now with the State/Nat Park series I can hunt for barely circulated samples of those. But nickels and pennies are most rewarding to search since I save wheats, coppers, buffaloes, war nickels and 2009s all of which I can find semi-regularly.
     
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  3. Wheatie44

    Wheatie44 Active Member

    Yeah, cents and nickels are the best! And if you want silver halves are better anyways!
     
  4. fish4uinmd

    fish4uinmd Well-Known Member

    No one wants to carry those big clunky things...most cashiers don't now what they are.
     
  5. Blissskr

    Blissskr Well-Known Member

    I used to have pretty good luck with boxes of dimes in that I'd never get totally skunked on the boxes. I'd only get dime boxes while waiting on ordered boxes of halfs to arrive. Pretty much every silver dime I found were Roosies but my wife did find a mercury one time.
     
  6. John77

    John77 Well-Known Member

    In my experience, it totally depends on the bank, and the management there. At my one Wells Fargo, ALL of the cashiers are very aware of half dollars, to the point they search the newly brought in CWR for silver.... whereas at one of my BofA's, they've often ended up opening the rolls I bring in, because they're not sure what they are!
     
  7. fish4uinmd

    fish4uinmd Well-Known Member

    Thanks...what I referred to was retail cashiers.
     
  8. John77

    John77 Well-Known Member

    Aw yes... I've seen that personally as well.
     
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