Reject Tube & Coinstar Finds

Actually, that would be 28/100 of a cent. 1/28 of a cent is a little less than .0004...

 

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I made a typo.

 

Is the proof quarter a silver one???

 

Yes indeed

 

Back in the early 1980's I worked in NYC and went to Penn Station to go home each night.

Two or three times a week, I would buy a pretzel for 75 cents and would often get a Susie B in change as a quarter

 

3 dimes, one is silver
2 cents
and a Korean 10 won.

 

I got the ol' Coinstar skunk today.

 

Went out to get stuff to grille tonight, checked the machine:



Oldest quarter in maybe 3-4 years, the small QEII coin is from the Cayman Islands.

 

Went to my bank & got $50 of nickels, across the parking lot to the supermarket, and inside 2 kids were cashing in coins. They kept trying to put this dime through & the machine wouldn't take it. I gave them 2 nickels for it and everyone was happy!

 

Actually, I probably would have given them one or two quarters...that would have gotten them interested in checking coins and perhaps have added them to our society.

 

They spoke Spanish, and only broken English, so that's doubtful. They were just happy to get that extra 10 cents cashed in.

 

A whole handful of Canadian dosh, my wife swiped it.

 

Found three Sacajawea dollars in the reject slot today... I was hoping one of them would have been the elusive cheerios dollar, but alas, it wasn't.
Still, three dollars in my pocket!

 

Do you live in Colorado?

 

Only in my dreams.

 

I'm asking because I have safeways where I live in Colorado.

 

There are Safeway store all over the country and in Canada.

 

At Safeway again:



A solitary 1933 cent.

 

Haha
Yeah Ya got me.
One dollar and twenty eight cents.

Yuck yuck