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Message:: [QUOTE="Beardigger, post: 3769800, member: 104605"]I enjoy CRH. I don't expect to make any money doing it, but it is the thrill of the hunt and the POSSIBILITY that  there is still something worth finding out there. And every time I come across something unusual there is some degree of satisfaction. I have run across a couple things that could have a decent premium. This week I found a 1939  nickel in excellent condition, I started a thread about it to determine which variety it might be (no definite answer yet),but it may be pretty valuable from what I've read.Was I thrilled when 4 rolls of Nickels I got from the bank was a  collection dump of BU 70's nickels with great album toning? YES! In fact I have sold 3 of the nickels which covered my cost for the rolls.W quarters are always a fun find (I have 9 now).It was fun when a  1926 Buffalo Nickel came out of a MWR the other day.It's fun to find S mint marks on  any coin (just because I don't see them often. ).Wheat Pennies...generally worth FV, but fun to find!Doubleing? fun and interesting to find even if it's machine doubling, I don't subscribe to the idea of "worthless doubling" .( check eBay for the premiums paid for that), but if I can't see it with a 10x loupe I don't bother.Vibrantly toned coins are fun to find too! Grease strikes causing missing details....love finding those!.....Gonna stop here. Time to check my Lotto Numbers![/QUOTE]