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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mynamespat, post: 2709322, member: 83738&quot;]I&#039;d reckon that depends on how you look at it.&nbsp; On one hand, it would make more varieties available, lowering the costs.&nbsp; However, I assume you are saying that it would make coin-roll hunting obsolete.&nbsp; It could lower the numbers of desirable coins in circulation across the board, but even the fastest machine could only sort a limited number of coins per day.&nbsp; Besides, computerized optics are still a long long way from being as efficient as the human eye.&nbsp; At a certain point, if the numbers of desired coins are reduced enough, it wouldn&#039;t even be cost-effective to run a machine (the law of diminishing returns).&nbsp; Finally, there&#039;s almost always new stock entering circulation from change jars and other stashes.&nbsp;&nbsp; For example, the technology to efficiently remove silver from circulating coinage has been around for a while now, but CRH&#039;s still find nominal amounts while hunting.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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