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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TexAg, post: 3011718, member: 86167&quot;]A week ago my branch manager said an elderly lady came in and dumped cents, dimes, and quarters. I bought all 3 bags and did well with the $100 cent bag (65 Wheaties).&nbsp; This week, I&#039;ve been painstakingly going through the dime bag looking at every date for lower than normal mintage coins as well as silver. I&#039;ve spent ALOT of hours doing this and about 40% through the bag I have found (1) 1957 silver, (12) 2009-D, &amp; (1) 2009-P among a few other &quot;keepers&quot;.&nbsp; Since my Dansco album is full from 1965 and forward with nice specimens (I&#039;ve been upgrading for about a year), and my backup Littleton and Whitman folders are also full and upgraded, I&#039;m ready to just edge check the other roughly 6,000 coins for silver. I&#039;m curious what the regular &quot;high volume&quot; dime searchers (boxed or bagged) do, edge check or look at every coin? Same question for the $1000 quarter bag? Thanks![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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