Reject Tube & Coinstar Finds

Ive found a silver 6 pence piece 4 silver quarters, 2 mercs, and 3 rosies and a ton of dirty ass pennies at my local coin start once was a great find Also 3 foriegns.

 

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Been striking out a lot lately after a number of VERY good years. I believe all my
local machines have been upgraded to tell the customer to check the slot. Once in a while I will pull something off the grill. (Upper left hand inside corner is a honey hole.) So when I got 36 cents today and a Peter Piper Pizza token, I felt like Diamond Jim Brady. The quarter was a nice Chaco Culture. I keep the Acadia, El Yunque and Chaco Culture ATB quarters as they have the lowest mintage. (Not including S minted).

 

One plastic play coin in a coinstar.

 

9 brownies in the slot.
I probably have pulled about 10 of those fake plastic play money coins.
I think my miracle run is over. They are killing my game.

 

I'll post a photo later. I got a heaping handful of coins from the coin star today! It was a nice haul! There were probably about $10 in caribbean and Trinidad & Tobago coins, some asian coins, about $3.5 Euro ( Beer for me when i hop back over the pond!) and about $4 canadian (Beer for me when I head back up there!), about 50 cents US and a nice 1964 silver dime to end it all!

 

amazing!

 

Reminds me of a load I found in a Vegas CoinStar, all US except one Canadian quarter and $8.12 or so...a handful +

 

Great haul! I especially like the Trinidad & Tobago coins as my mother was born in Trinidad. The hold a prominent place in my Foreign Coin Album.

 

If you see any of that country’s coins in the pic you need, let me know. I’ll ship them over to you!

 

That’s mighty kind of you! I’ll send you a PM, thanks!

 

Silver dime on the grill 1954-D.
My camera is fried. There was a quarter, a Canadian nickel and the silver dime.
I have pulled over 30 Rosies and 2 Mercs, and I have found some on the shelf, on the floor, under the front lip on the floor (and the slot) but I think this is my first silver on the grill. And my first silver in 4 months.
Here's a phone photo:

 

Could it be? Is it possible? Has my luck turned a corner? This was my CoinStar reject find today:

5-Dominican Republic 5 pesos
1- Dominican Republic 10 pesos
1- Dominican Republic 10 centavos
1- Republic of Haiti 5 Gourdes
1- Barbados 25 cents
1- Canada 10 cents
1- Canada 1 cent
1- Republic of Trinidad and Tobago 1 cent
1- Netherland Antilles 5 cent
1- Mexican $2
2-US Lincoln cents
1-US 1957P Roosevelt dime silver
1-US 1955P Washington quarter silver
3- batting cage tokens

 

Looks like a few got over the wall. Good for them

 

A washer. Size of a quarter with small hole. Rare find i must say

 

My latest CoinStar finds. Found these and a couple of Zincolns, a Canadian nickel that was damaged and a car wash token.

 

CoinStar has been very slow lately—a few foreigns, nothing exotic. But today I broke my silver drought with a nice clean '64 Rosie.

 

Checked CoinStar reject tray this a.m., a 2013D clad dime and a 1964 silver Rosie.

 

Very slim pickings lately. Last find about two months ago, a worn 1961 D Rosie dime. Before that earlier this year a badly corroded 1979 Lincoln penny.

 

Just one lousy elephant car wash token yesterday. Slim pickings at the two CoinStar machines I frequent this holiday season. Everyone must be double checking the reject hoppers.

Reed.