Reject Tube & Coinstar Finds

I've found silver in the trash can at the credit union.

Today my CS find was a lonely Canadian quarter.

 

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Maybe there's something you don't know about where those dollar bills had been...

 

Money is money. You can't beat that! And they were glued together which is why I think it was thrown out. One of them was ripped in a few pieces from someone trying to separate the two bills. The first thing I did was go straight to the bank to exchange for 4 cent rolls. I certainly love free money!

 

"Glue". Yes, let's go with that.

 

Today's coinstar find was a 1964 canadian quarter.

 

I found it at my high school. Really? You just had to go there.

 

Kids must be different nowadays. My high school in NY...woulda stayed where it laid.

 

Canadian silver, .800 fine.

 

Thank you for that. I have to look the years up now because little man is probably sitting on some silver I've just been pitching him from roll finds.

 

A combination of Coinstar finds from 5 store visits today during the course of my work. The half is a 1963, the dime a 1963-D. The non-Canadian foreign are Bahamas 25c 1998, Netherlands 25c 1970, and UK 5p 1990.

 

Nice half fine.

Things have been a little bit slow the last two weeks, probably found about $3 in regular US money but only one Thai coin in terms of foreign. However today my 2 week silver drought ended with a 1960 quarter

 

Only joking, but it's kinda like stalking an in add nit object

 

First pass: 1962-D dime sitting all alone in the reject tray

Second pass: handful of foreign change on the counter of the machine.
UK 5 pence
UK 2 pence
UK 1 penny (x 3)
Canada nickel (1963, 1980)
Canada penny (2004)
Euro 2 cent
Brazil 10 centavos (2010)
Nederland 10 cents (1991)
Germany (West?) 1 Mark (1959)
nickel-sized Thailand coin (with our old buddy on the obverse)
2007 Costa Rica 25 colones (large coin about the size of a US golden dollar)

 

I don't usually check reject slots, but today scored the worst, rusted, beat up steal penny. I can only guess that it is a steel based on the rust. The obverse cannot be read, but the wheat ears and "one" are visible on the back. (albeit heard to discern.)

Oh yea, and an 1861 Farthing

 

I found 35 cents and 200 Italian lira that someone tried to turn into jewelry yesterday.

 

a few minor finds at the bank's coin machine earlier:
2008 Canada quarter
2006 Canada dime
2009 Euro 1 cent
Philippines 25 sentimo that says 2015 on one side and 1993 on the other

There was also a UK 1 pound coin bouncing around in the hopper but I couldn't get the machine to spit it out.

 

A cent and dime in a coinstar.

 

1 dime, 1 cent, 2 Canadian coins, and 2 Russian coins in a coinstar.

 

While doing some late night Krogering tonight I managed to find one used button battery... not my night.

 

About $1 in asst usa change, including a 1942-D cent.
5 carwash tokens
1 rolled cent
2 Canadian 5c coins.