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I finally pulled another W. After searching fruitlessly for the last couple years. (Pulled one out of GF's change, a double.) And it was one that I needed. I now have 3 from 2019 and 4 from 2020 (not including repeats.) I am still in shock.

 

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A sure thing for my CRH album

 

Grabbed 5 rolls of quarters. Still looking for W and 2026. Nothing of interest. Haven't seen any 2026 of any denomination in my area.

 

Well, after many years of searching, I have finally found a 1950 D nickel while coin roll hunting. This box was pretty good. 2 silver, one dateless buffalo (acid dated 1918 D), and the key date 1950 D.

 

The 1950 D is the only Jefferson I haven’t found CRH. 1939 D checked off my list on a trip to Pittsburgh a few years ago. But I haven’t given up. Just bought a Loomis box of nickels yesterday. More looking for errors & the elusive Hennings
And my album has this 50D from a well used die, so no pity required

 

Found a 1984D Washington Quarter with what looks like missing clad layer on reverse. Looks like it has seen some action and weight confirms. Worth submitting to NGC?

 

I found these CRH over about a 2 week period. Then I stopped looking for Halves and started looking for Nickels. Haven't found anything worth mentioning in the Nickels. Maybe I need to go back to Halves? Nothing spectacular, but not too bad, either.

 

My latest penny roll swap with my friendly bank tellers produced three wheaties and a small date 1960-D.

 

Just a note that I received an email from U.S. Bank that they have partnered with Coinstar, and you can now transfer your dumps to your U.S. Bank account for a 2.5% fee (vs whatever Coinstar charged)


Here’s how it works:


Find a participating kiosk and select I have coins.



Select Transfer to account and insert your U.S. Bank debit card.



Guide coins into slot, grab your receipt and debit card and go.

 

Another penny roll swap with my bank produced a big score. The highlight was obtaining 21 steelies (including 6-D and 1-S). One roll contained 10 of them. Three rolls contained nearly all copper Memorials and some well cared for. Those included 5 from the San Francisco mint. Attached are photos of the steelie collection and some of the pretty copper memorials.