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18 rolls dimes
23 rolls nickels
8 rolls pennies

1 1956-P Roosevelt dime

2 1940-P's, 1941-P, 1943-S war nickel, 1947-P, 2 1948-P's, 1948-D, 1949-P, 1953-P, 1954-D, 1954-S, 1957-D, 2 1958-D's nickels

1919-S, 1945-D, 1946-D, 1946-S, 1950-D wheaties

1977 canadian penny

and a religious token on the magnetic strip at the coin counter.

 

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Holy glowing strip of light, Batman! Box 2, FTW!

$5.50 loose halves - skunk
Box 1 dimes - skunk
Box 2 dimes - '44, '68CDN, '92S Silver Proof
Box 3 dimes - '63

and another poopy inkblot box of halves.

 

$230 in cwr halves... one '07 nifc. About half were reused brinks rolls.

 

Box 6,7,8 all skunk
$4000 searched for a little less than an oz
HOTN

 

$499.90 bag of dimes today gave up three roosies and a 50% canadian. Not bad!

 

$40 in CWR Pennies, 11 Wheaties: 1940, 1953 S, 1955 DX2, 1951 D, 1945X2, 1958 DX2, 1943, 1957 D,

 

4 boxes of halves yesterday. here are the results.
Box 1- 1x90% 1x40%
Box 2- 1x40%
Box 3 - SKUNK
Box 4 - SKUNK

Good Luck Everyone

 

Is the 43 a steelie

 

I was just about to ask this. I didnt see a steel cent in your pictures...

 

Dumped a bag of dimes at one branch and picked up a new one at another branch this morning. The dump branch teller had this in her tray. She warned me that it was dirty:




The search of the new dime bag, $345, turned up these guys:




Overall a pretty nice way to start my Saturday!

 

Nice! I haven't pulled a silver proof dime yet.

 

6 rolls of dimes
14 rolls nickels

1961-P, 1964-D roosevelt dimes both in same roll

1941-P, 1947-P, 1951-D, 1952-P, 1954-D, 1954-S, 1956-P, 2 1957-D's, 1958-D, and one cull Buffalo Nickel

 

$40 cwr dimes.

2- 2009P

Skunk on silver.

 

Thanks! I had a hard time getting a nice shot to show off that mirror reflection. The rim was really a lot more dazzling. It's definitely seen some action, but I'll take it!

 

2 boxes of dimes - skunk city!

 

Got a cwr from the bank that contained 20 some wheats and a merc! A 1918, the other rolls had one wheat and that's pretty much all, theywere all rolled by the same person.

 

Today's results:

$5 Pennies: 81 copper, 1942P, 1955P wheats, 1 Canadian.

$20 Nickles: 1946P, 1954D, 1956D, 1Canadian.


$25 Dimes: 1 Canadian.

$350 Quarters: 1 Canadian.

$100 Dollars, not Ike: Van Buren P hole filler.

So my first 'set' of Canadian in one day. All 70s-90s, not silver or commemoratives, still, a bit unusual for Los Angeles.

I still find more Canadian than Mexican coins, but then again, Canadian coins correspond to the sizes of ours.

 

I get like 4 can. Per box, in the south west, only ever gotten 3 mex. from a box of nickels, they were one new peso coins

 

$11.50 loose halves: One 40%
$46 BWR nickels: One war nickel
$54 CWR nickels: One war nickel. Came in a roll that only had nickels from 1964 or earlier.

 

This month I've searched 12 boxes of halves here is the break down.
Box1: 68, 67, 64
Box2: skunk
Box3: 1927, 1963, 1964, 5-1965, 4-1966, 7-1967, 12-1968, 7-1969 (WOW) from Chase Bank at Ft Worth not Customer wrapped
Box4: skunk
Box5: skunk
Box6: 1920, 1960, 1964, 67, 68
Box7: skunk
Box8: 67, 67, 68
Box9: 67, 68
Box10: 65, 68
Box11: skunk
Box12: skunk
Not bad for four weeks and that box 3 was crazy seemed like every other roll had a silver in it and some had as many as four in them never imagined anything like that.
I have also found in the last year at work 1896 Indian, 7 full date Buffalos, 9 War Nickels, 8-40%ers, 3- 64's, no date Barber quarter, 3-silver Washingtons, 2-Mercury dimes, and 3-silver Roosies.
There are three cashiers that keep wheats and we find between the four of us an average of 6 per day with a 1918 being the oldest but also some XF to Au in the 40's and 50's. They have also found an 85 Indian and several buffalos as well as silver dimes and quarters I just have access to more coins than do.