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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;themdg, post: 980899, member: 26114&quot;]Just an update.&nbsp; I&#039;m taking my first batch to the coin counting machine at the bank today (free at a few local banks, thank goodness).&nbsp; It&#039;s a bag of circulated change.&nbsp; You can see it in the photo above just barely.&nbsp; It&#039;s at about 9-o-clock in the photo, on the desk between the blue and red books.&nbsp; Black leather bag.&nbsp; I&#039;ve gone through it carefully over the past few months. I found a few that I was missing, and a bunch that were much nicer than the coins I currently had.&nbsp; All in all, replaced/added maybe 50 coins.&nbsp; It&#039;s gotta be 25 lbs of coins, mostly quarters.&nbsp; I&#039;m guessing it&#039;s somewhere around $200.&nbsp; We&#039;ll see.</p><p><br /></p><p>Edit:&nbsp; In case you&#039;re interested..&nbsp; a good sampling of the coins in these bags included:&nbsp; </p><ul> <li>quarters from the mid 1980&#039;s to the early 2000&#039;s.&nbsp; A few from the 70&#039;s and 60&#039;s, but none older than 1964.&nbsp; &nbsp; Many of the 1980&#039;s quarters were in great shape, and I kept several.</li> </ul><p> <ul> <li>A good number of very clean 1978 D cents.&nbsp; I kept several of these as well.&nbsp; G&#039;pa must have opened a roll in there.</li> </ul><p> <ul> <li>Roll of Thomas Jefferson dollars.</li> </ul><p> <ul> <li>A few dimes, and a few nickels.&nbsp; Maybe 30 or 40 each.&nbsp; Mostly 1980&#039;s or 1990&#039;s.</li> </ul><p>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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