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Discussion in 'Coin Roll Hunting' started by chicken_little, Oct 24, 2005.

  1. Kentucky

    Kentucky Supporter! Supporter

    Had to go to the bank yesterday and asked the teller if she had any customer wrapped halves. She had one roll and I found a 1964 Kennedy...whee
     
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  3. CTRollHunter

    CTRollHunter Well-Known Member

    Yeah, I was pretty psyched with the first liberty head nickel. I found the second one after only about 10 rolls total. With 30 rolls to go, I was thinking I might find 6 more!

    If you're ever satisfied, you're not a real coin roll hunter...
     
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  4. SlipperySocks

    SlipperySocks Well-Known Member

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    Has happened to me. Someone else's searched rolls. Some weren't even full rolls! And the boxes were sealed when they arrived.
     
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  5. calishield

    calishield Well-Known Member

    I’ve had that happen a couple of times as well. Not sure quite what to make of it. Laziness on someone’s part maybe.
     
  6. berto

    berto Well-Known Member

    My third and last box of halves that accumulated while I was on vacation and out of town for work held:

    1, 40%
    1, 90% JFK

    I’ll happily take them!

    Tomorrow is coin deposit day for me...not certain whether my standard 2 box is order was made given the head teller at the bank I order from is still on vacation, but I’ll checkin at my order bank as usual on Wednesday and find out.

    HH
     
  7. Bambam8778

    Bambam8778 Well-Known Member

    If the box was sealed and it has rolls that were wrapped like that then someone had resealed the box at the bank of before they turned it in. Most likely at the bank. Those are not machine wrapped and would not come from a company like loomis.
     
  8. NOS

    NOS Former Coin Hoarder

    The one and only time I picked up boxes of halves (two of them) from a bank they were customer re-wraps. All of the rolls were thankfully full. Finding boxes like these is not necessarily a bad thing in the sense what one collector saves another may not. The re-wrapper may not care or know about saving 40% halves, proofs, NIFC dates, errors, varieties or older halves in high grade of condition.

    In my case I didn't find any silver but I was able to assemble a few good rolls worth of BU (or nearly BU) 1983-D halves from going through the two boxes.
     
  9. Ikw

    Ikw Wild penny hunter

    No no and definitely no
     
  10. AllCoExpat

    AllCoExpat Well-Known Member

    $20 CWR Cents: 26, 44, 48, 55-D, 57, and 388 coppers

    $120 CWR Nickels: 36, 39 (x2), 41 (x2), 46, 46-D, 47, 48 (x2), 49, 51 (x3), 52, 52-D, 53-D, 54-D, 56 (x2), 57 (x2), 57-D (x2), 58, 58-D (x4), 59, 59-D (x2)

    $400 CWR Dimes: 46, 63

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  11. Ikw

    Ikw Wild penny hunter

    Let’s get a pic of the pennies.
     
  12. TexAg

    TexAg Well-Known Member

    Picked up 3 Loomis boxes of halves late last week. Went through them today, darn near a skunk except for a lone 1963-D Benjie. Also found 5 NIFCs. Starting to pull back a bit on the boxes, maybe just get 1-2 per week instead of 3-4. Pickin's have been slim, will stick with the occasional teller halves and half bags though.
     
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  13. berto

    berto Well-Known Member

    Deposited a bunch of junk halves this afternoon, then headed to another bank to make a deposit. Of course, I also asked for halves. The teller rustled up $3 loose (nothing), and $170 CWRs. The CWRs were odd because they appeared recently rolled but in a variety of papers. I had bought all the halves this bank had about 16 days ago and found nothing, so I found this mixed batch of CWRs truly odd. Anyway, there was a silver half scattered here and there among the CWRs:

    6, 40%
    1, 40% ‘68S proof (my third) in great condition
    1, ‘63 toner Franklin with full bell lines

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    I won’t complain!
     
  14. Ikw

    Ikw Wild penny hunter

    Nice finds no issues with finding a Franklin those are becoming harder and harder to find.
     
  15. davidharmier60firefox

    davidharmier60firefox Well-Known Member

    The last 6 rolls of the current penny box only gave me 3 keeper copper and all the rest goes back to wild.
    Found a really worn and ugly 1919.
     
  16. Prez2

    Prez2 Well-Known Member

    That actually looks like on of my old dumps! (my rolls were not shorted though). I found it more of a waste of time to re-wrap them in new rolls rather than reusing the original one. Got pretty good at it too after some time.
     
  17. davidharmier60firefox

    davidharmier60firefox Well-Known Member

    The first 6 rolls of my new box aren't doing much better than the last rolls of the last box.
     
  18. SlipperySocks

    SlipperySocks Well-Known Member

    Well next time don't be so stingy and leave a little sumthin' will ya!?
     
  19. berto

    berto Well-Known Member

    3 banks tonight yielded only $7.50 in loose halves:

    1, ‘68D

    A teller at one bank has $90 in halves, but the teller wasn’t working today. I’ll try to be first in line to pick them up tomorrow!
     
  20. Prez2

    Prez2 Well-Known Member

    What would you like? A few NIFC's maybe? Sure. I have enough already.
     
  21. Sam Carter

    Sam Carter Well-Known Member

    508,000!!!
    I reached the 500,000 half dollar point this week. with 14 Loomis Boxes. I was shooting for 20 but bank three forgot this week, a rarity. Mixed 60/40 on the skunk scale, along with a sealed Loomis box that had rewrapped Brinks rolls in it. No shortages just a pain to have to go through that box, because I dump in a Coinstar and not return a full box to any one bank.
    508,000 Coin search Summary:
    Seated Liberty: 1
    Walkers:55
    Franklins:88
    90% JFKs: 252
    40% JFKs: 2143
    Silver Commemoratives: 6
    Clad Commemoratives: 2
    Impaired Proofs: 114
    87 P,D,S: 44

    Total Silver Ounces: 457
    Average Silvers per box(1000): 5
    Highest Weekly find: 457 Silvers 78 ounces in June 25 week
    Longest Skunk run; 52 boxes
    Average Silver Ounces per box: .81
    Oldest Half found: 1853 Seated
    90%/40% ratio: 1:5.3
    Loomis Locations pulled from: 6206, 3567, 4597, CWI


    This weeks finds:
    4- Franklins
    3-90% JFKs
    95-40% JFKs
    1-1976s Clad
    1-1987D

    Spreadsheet​

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    Happy Hunting Everyone!!
     
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