10 rolls (50.00) of dimes & another box (25.00) in cents

roll 41)( 2008 with insane toning, bluish purple almost like flames, loads of luster!!, 1940, 1956-d wheat back, 1972 misaligned die and a 1964 unc

 

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42}{ nothing

 

43}{ 1980, 1993, 1998 unc, 1978 struck through grease reverse "states of" and a weird one a1997 struck through a gas blister?? it is under the letters "america" on reverse... @paddyman98

 

roll 44) 2020 struck through grease reverse motto, 1972 & 2002 canadian cents, 1983, 1985, 2008, 2-2011, & a 2020 unc

 

roll # 45}{ 1972-d severly delaminated cent (or retained lamination, though some is detached) @paddyman98 @Fred Weinberg

 

roll 46}{ 1979 -D/D..1982 clash on reverse bays2 & 3, 1998 unc & a 1944 wheat back

 

roll # 47}{ 2000 struck through grease, motto on reverse, 1990, 1995 unc, and a 1992 with reverse die cracks left upper corner of building to "t" of united, and lower rignt rim to building

 

roll # 48}{ 1984, 1991, 1994, 2015, 2016 unc

 

roll # 49}{ 1967 canadian cent, 2021 unc

 

final roll of box!!! roll # 50)))((( 1999-D unc, and a 1941 wheat cent

 

thank you for viewing, i hope you all enjoyed as much as i did finding some of these neat coins..

 

Just picked up 70$ in almost all customer wrapped nickels. Also 80 in quarters and 5 in cents. Gonna have some fun!

 

Just think their dimes.

 

John. You need to slow down. Look for a perfect xmas tree before Jesus’ birthday

 

@john65999 try half dollars only. Bet you could find a few killers

 

no one to celebrate with, so no tree needed..since my wife died 13 yrs ago, and another g/f since, then my parents and friends, no one left.....holidays are not the same for me anymore...

 

in order to get them i have to preorder a box, and that is 500.00, that is a lot for me to tie up...then getting rid of them is a hassle since the machine does not count them, i would have to get paper rolls and roll them to get rid of the ones i do not keep....but, yeh, always wanted to search halves,,,have not done that since the late 70's early 80's back then 1/4 of a roll or more was 40% and maybe a few 90% as well..