Roll-searchers, post your results!

Discussion in 'Coin Roll Hunting' started by chicken_little, Oct 24, 2005.

  1. spirityoda

    spirityoda Coin Junky

    jun21 008.jpg jun21 009.jpg jun21 013.jpg jun21 012.jpg jun21 018.jpg well... I wanna say SKUNK! 1 canadian 1987 dime. my girlfriend got $25 in cents and found 4 wheaties 1944-D, (2) 1956_D, and 1957-D and 1 crazy AT artificil toning 1960-D. I WANT silver. maybe in the 3rd recycling of these dimes. the hunt will continue.
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  3. scottishmoney

    scottishmoney Buh bye

    $400 CWR 10c - 1 1954, and 1 1960 silver.

    $200 CWR 5c - search sometime when I get the time

    $55 CWR 1c - search sometime when I get the time.
     
  4. Mr. Flute

    Mr. Flute Well-Known Member

    $20 BWR nickels - 35 (Buff), 49-D & 59

    $100 CWR dimes - nothing
     
  5. TaborTot22

    TaborTot22 Well-Known Member

    $150 CWR Quarters: Skunk
    Box of Halves: 4x40%, 1x90% (1964)
     
  6. Bambooski

    Bambooski Obsessed YN :)

    Amazing finds today!!

    One box of pennies:

    Canadian: 1964, 1968, 1979, 1984, 1988, 1989, 2001 (7)

    ‘S’ Mint: 1968 S, 1970 S (2)

    1959: 1959, 1959 D (2)

    Swiss coins: 1965 10 Rappen (What was that doing there? It’s considerably larger than a penny!) (1)

    Wheats: 1925 x2 (!), 1934, 1936, 1940, 1941 x3, 1944 x2, 1945 x2, 1946 x2, 1956, 1958 x2 (17!!)
     
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  7. furryfrog02

    furryfrog02 Well-Known Member

    Grabbed $100 in quarters, $100 in dimes, and $5 in cents after I dumped the week's earliest searches(found a 1940 wheat, a zincon, and a gold jackson dollar in the reject bin). Quarters were skunk, cents gave me 3 wheats and 6 Canadians. The dimes gave me a 1952. That is only my 3rd silver dime in $885 searched.
     
  8. JohnV

    JohnV Active Member

    Found 3 wheats at work today: 46P, 55D, 56D.
    Also a 1955D Jefferson.
     
  9. coinsrus1000

    coinsrus1000 Active Member

    go into multiple banks and ask for them or you can buy them online
     
  10. Andy M.

    Andy M. Member

    Picked up a box of cents from the local B.O.A. The rolls were brinks wrapped clear plastic. I think I have had better luck with the paper BWRs.

    7 Wheats: 42S, 51D, 52S, 53S(2), 54S,58D
    1 Canadian Cent: 1984

    Also some others from the 60's & 70's to look at under the magnifier.
     
  11. Mr. Flute

    Mr. Flute Well-Known Member

    $40 CWR/BWR nickels - 38, 44-P, 54-S & 57.
     
  12. TaborTot22

    TaborTot22 Well-Known Member

    Box of Nickels: 28 pre1960, 3 Wars (1943P, 2x1943S)
     
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  13. spirityoda

    spirityoda Coin Junky

    3rd time recycled $100 dimes. skunk! ugh.
     
  14. Bambooski

    Bambooski Obsessed YN :)

    Aw, just keep on searching! You'll strike gold silver eventually! ;)
     
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  15. spirityoda

    spirityoda Coin Junky

    I know. I was hoping for at least some silver or silver canadian dimes.up to 6 U.S. silver dimes and 8 Canadian silver dimes and 3 foreign coins. nothing like seeing that silver edge in a freshly cracked roll. I have unrolling them down to a science now. lol
     
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  16. Bambooski

    Bambooski Obsessed YN :)

    I know what you mean, you can always tell if there's something interesting in the roll just by opening it up a bit. :p That thrill of the silver edge... makes me want to drive to the bank right now :)
     
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  17. Mr. Flute

    Mr. Flute Well-Known Member

    $40 BWR nickels - 46 (high AU), 58 & 99-S (proof).
     
  18. BCArthur

    BCArthur Active Member

    Interesting what’s happening to the U.S. Dollar.

    Went to Europe and didn’t bother looking for silver in the Euro (never happened) but when I traveled to Switzerland, I got some spending money and was surprised that with the find of a 1968 5 Franc piece, there were still some old date pieces in circulation. When I thought about going to the bank to get a ‘box’ of 5 Swiss Franc pieces (they are about the size of a U.S. Half) to look for silver, I realized that, aside from costing about $5,400 for the equivalent size to a box of U.S. Halves, that the ROI just isn’t there. A 5 Swiss Franc piece costs about $5.40 and if you strike silver, you’ve spent $5.40 for .40 Oz of silver. That’s almost equivalent to a 90% U.S. Half and at today’s silver price can get you $9.30! Not even double!

    A 90% silver find in the U.S.A, will get you 16.7 times face in silver. So what has happened?

    While, at least based on silver value, the $0.50 U.S. half could probably buy you 5 Swiss Francs back in 1967 (the last year of Swiss silver coinage), the U.S. Dollar fiat currency has been so devalued over time that now it costs $5.40 of our dollars to buy that same 5 Swiss Franc coin. That’s an 1080% decline in the value of OUR money over the last 46 years! An annual 5.31% decline.

    Does that bother anyone?

    So I picked up about $300 in Swiss Francs. The U.S. Dollar is TOAST! Keep searching for that Silver!
     
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  19. scottishmoney

    scottishmoney Buh bye

    $400 in BWR/CWR 5 cents

    3 30s Jeffersons including a '38-D
    1 1943- P Silver
    95 pre-1960 including 4 S mints
    1 1964 with a clip at 1' o'clock
    2 Canadian YH 5 cents coins
    1 plastic play cent - in a BWR!
    1 UK 20p 1983

    $800 in dimes and $240 in nickels tomorrow.
     
  20. jlogan

    jlogan Well-Known Member

    got $24 in loose large dollars and found a 1922 peace! first one ive gotten roll hunting :D
    nothing else good but someone at my school said he might trade me a 1986 statue of liberty commemorative silver dollar for 2 1976 ikes. i think its a good deal :)
     
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  21. jlogan

    jlogan Well-Known Member

    the jackson dollar is common. only the 2012 and newer are worth more than a dollar
     
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