I was at the local sheetz store and recieved a 5 in change. Its a 1934. Serial # E66638887A. As soon as I recieved it I drove home and put it in...
today I bought $10 in nickles and only recieved a 1959. not too good. shall try for halves tomarrow.
i was wondering what that was. I saved a ton of pennys that looked like that. but then i realized they couldnt be worth anything if i was finding...
please count me in!! - jeff -
Most of the banks in my area will not give you change if its over a certain amount unless you have an account there. And one bank wanted to charge...
Wow great job! That is one nice coin
Oh trust me I do. I have several star notes, 2 $1 silver certificates (1957), 1 red $5 red seal 1963, a 1934a $10, and some older $1 from 1963.
I really like when there is a new design of a coin, but I really dont like this design. I thought they would do something a little more detailed...
had an even better day today at sheetz. 1940-d wheatie 1944 wheatie 1946 wheatie 1956 wheatie 1966 half dollar 1968-d half dollar and a...
hey thanks! I have a magnifying glass which I held on the lense of my camera and took about 3 pictures before I got a good one. And thanks for the...
This is the best I can do for right now. I have a 2 megapixel camera and it doesnt take close ups too well. Ill try again if this doesnt help. I...
1969-d wheatie?? Never heard of that one before. And yes you can still find lots of wheaties in change. I love finding pre 1960 nickels. I find...
exactly! My best find was a 1934 series a 10 dollar bill. When the guy gave it to me I was just in awe. That and finding a 1935 peace dollar in my...
I work at a sheetz gas station and I look at just about every coin that goes through the registers. Well today I got lucky. Here is what I found...
I'd have to say I'm a fan of the buffalo back nickel. Followed by the ocean view.
I've been collecting coins for about 2 years now. And just recently I have been getting into paper money. I was wondering what I should be looking...
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