Interesting Find From Circulation

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by GaryBurke, Dec 26, 2004.

  1. GaryBurke

    GaryBurke Senior Member

    Just now found it, while going through a bag of coins.

    1999 Cayman Islands, 25 cents, BU.

    Same size as U.S. Quarter.

    :smile :smile :smile :smile
     
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  3. GaryBurke

    GaryBurke Senior Member

    Another find from the bag of coins.

    A 1995 Canadian nickle, BU.

    :smile :smile :smile :smile
     
  4. Troodon

    Troodon Coin Collector

    Wow, this thread is getting huge, almost on its 1000th post...

    Saw in the fountain in the Park Meadows Mall where I work now a brass coin bigger than a quarter, so fished it out... it was a 1999 100 Colones from Costa Rica! No idea how it got all the way out to Colorado, and who thre it in... mall maintenance gave me a dirty look when they saw me take it out, lol, but I threw a quarter in that was probably worth more than it anyway.
     
  5. Pete P.

    Pete P. Senior Member

    Just got the rarest circ wheatback in my collection today, in F to XF- 1927D AND in the same roll, a better 1930 than I had in the book before!! I believe it is also XF condition.
     
  6. thunder_puck

    thunder_puck New Member

    I know a guy who was working when someone brought in 100 sequential two dollar bills. He bought a few. I bought three off him for face value.
     
  7. DJCoinz

    DJCoinz Majored in Morganology

    I used to search penny rolls on a day to day basis--I could find about 30 wheat pennies for every 100 rolls (5,000 pennies) that I searched.
     
  8. AgCollector

    AgCollector Senior Member

    That still sounds about right to me- I look through bags ($50 each face) and typically get around 25 or so.
     
  9. Victor

    Victor Coin Collector

    I've been following this thread. Finally got to the bank today. Actually 3 banks and one of them twice to cash in coins. Bought 10 rolls of cents and 8 rolls of halves. Also bought the N. Dakota P&D mint folder with both unc for $3.50.
    Half dollars found from 8 rolls:
    2- 1964
    1- 1968D
    3- 1967
    And something I have never seen, a 1776-1976 Bicentennial that has no copper showing on the edge.
    No mintmark but looks like 40% silver..?
    Also a fine 1985P

    Out of 6 rolls of cents searched:

    One 1941 wheatie, 2- 1959D, 1-1959, 1-1963-D, 1-1964, 1-1965, 2-1967, 2-1969, 2-1969-D and one canadian 1982
    Somewhere I read that the 1969 cents are rare. Is this true? Mintage is over a million and my 2006 Redbook shows it worth 70 cents; more than the other years of the sixties cent coins.
    Well back to throwing cordwood down the cellar!
     
  10. GaryBurke

    GaryBurke Senior Member

    1931 Lincoln Cent, probably G to VG.
     
  11. wvrick

    wvrick Senior Member

    Yesterday I was going through rolls of nickels and found gold plated 2005,p ocean in view. a 2006,d colorised. 2 1938p/d . a 1924 buffalo. 2 1939 p enough to finish a full roll. 17 1940,s 1 1943,p 21 1950,s and 25 1968,69,70,s and 10 canadian nickels 1 that had no date on the reverse,on the front there is a small1953/2002 . this was out of $200 in rolls.
     
  12. YNcoinpro_U.S.

    YNcoinpro_U.S. New Member

    I was about to cash in some change my dad had accumulated and so he asked if I wanted to look through it or not. I was apprehensive at first because there was about $80 worth in there, but I of course did search it. And am I so glad I did; peeking right at the top was a 1946 wheatie and a 1961-D SILVER Dime. I ended up finding 3 more wheaties. That was awesome.
     
  13. Dockwalliper

    Dockwalliper Coin Hoarder

    '64 silver dime in the CoinStar.
     
  14. GaryBurke

    GaryBurke Senior Member

    1953 D Lincoln Cent, About Fine.

    :smile :smile :smile :smile
     
  15. GaryBurke

    GaryBurke Senior Member

    I hadn't seen a South Dakota Statehood Quarter until yesterday.

    Found two in my pocket. Denver mint. BU, so must have come straight from the bank.

    I like the Mt. Rushmore theme, but am not too crazy about the bird flying overhead.

    :) :) :) :)
     
  16. bama guy

    bama guy Coin Hoarder

  17. GaryBurke

    GaryBurke Senior Member

    bama guy, Thanks so much for your immediate help.

    They say memory is the second thing to go!! I must have been checking the wrong forum.

    Now, for my finds.

    A 1919 S Lincoln Cent, Good, and a 1960 Jefferson Nickel, AU.

    The penny no doubt is the more valuable, however 1960 was when I graduated from high school, and 1960 is important to me for other reasons, and so that coin is special to me.

    Again, bama guy, thanks very much!!!!
     
  18. crispy1995

    crispy1995 Spending Toms like crazy**

    A while back I (or at least thought I did) recieved a '58 D in change and put it aside as I do every nickel pre-1960. Upon closer look, it turned out to be a '38-D! Needless to say i was happy. :D
     
  19. USS656

    USS656 Here to Learn Supporter

    My mom said she just received a 1888 dime as change. Asked her to send a photo but her digital isn't working currently - sry. She said it is in really rough shape but it is still neat to receive as change!
     
  20. mpaulson

    mpaulson New Member

    two boxes of pennies searched

    Out of two boxes of pennies, found the following:
    25$ boxes from BoA


    one dime
    one 20C mexician?

    1926 (Fine) see photo
    1945 X 3
    1946
    1946d
    1951d
    1951s
    1952d (AU)
    1952s (xf)
    1956d x3
    1957d x3
    1958d
     

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  21. mpaulson

    mpaulson New Member

    did another box of cents (2 boxes to go) this time found:

    3 canadian cents
    1944d
    1944d
    1954d
    19525
    1966 (AU)
    1968 (AU)
    and
    1980s (PROOF) this is my first proof cent from circulaion!!!

    i'll post the results of the next two boxes.
     
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