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Box of dimes skunk. $50 CRW dimes skunk.

 

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I pulled a 2000 Belizian 25 cent piece out of a roll of quarters.

 

$500 bag of halves- 2x 90%, 6x 40%, 71-S, 03-P, 03-D(x2), 04-S, 06-D, 12-D

 

3 boxes of halves, 2 were skunks but one gave me two walkers and two bens. These are the first walkers Ive ever found.

 

4 boxes of nickels:
Box 1 - 2 Buffs(20, dateless), 1 War-43P, 1 Proof - 82S
Box 2 - skunk
Box 3 - skunk
Box 4 - 1 Buff(36)

 

1973 s DDO

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Wow! I love the patina on those walking Libertys. I have found a few Franklin halves in circulation with similar patina. Your Franklin would grade higher than mine would.

 

I'm not aware of a DDO for 1973 S. Can you post closer pictures?

 

From 2 days ago:
6 boxes of halfs: 14

4 @ 90%- a 46P Walker, 2-64P and 1-64D JFK.
10 @ 40%

1-Bi-Cenn Proof ( Non Silver)

 

ok, box of nickels done, was fun and interesting...

24 pre 1960 -- 1940x2, 1941x2, 1946x2, 1947 lamination, 1948, 1949,
1951d, 1953x2, 1954, 1955d, 1956x2, 1956dx2, 1957x3,
1958d, 1959, 1959d
1968s
1969s x3
1970s x6
2009p x2
3 Diecracks -- 1993p, 1995p, 1998p.
2012p - Struck thru grease
Canada - 1940, 1982, 2000
Bermuda - 1987, 1993
Bahamas - 1969, 1981
and finally, this dateless nickel pictured below,



2012 looks like a greaser but rolling machine marked the obverse a little


foreign

 

WOW That is AWESOME!

 

$50.50 Loose Halves: Skunk
2 boxes of dimes:
Box 1 - 53, 62D Roosies
Box 2 - skunk

 

Nice shield nickel!

 

Thanks Bugo. It's great to finally have some walkers, they really are a beautiful coin.

 

$60 CWR nickels - 19 buff acid treated, 41-S, 43-P, 52-S, 54-S, 2x59, 09-P & 1945 CAD.

 

not exactly roll searching, but i had a good haul at the bank today. someone decided to cash in a small coin collection from an estate, and i was walking through when the teller was dumping the coin into the counter. lo and behold, i heard silver clinking! i didn't get all of it, as she had already started to run it through the counter, but i managed to save a stash. i'm sitting here sorting them out, and this is the preliminary count:

silver halves: (60 total)
1*1942 walking liberty
2*1943
1*indecipherable, possibly late 30's

2*1952 franklins
2*1953
2*1954
1*1957
4*1960
3*1962
4*1963

16*1964 kennedys
22*'65-69 40%

1*1962 quarter
3*1964

2*mercury dimes
5*silver roosies

1*1856 half dime (!)

1*1882 shield nickel
1*buffalo nickel
16*war nickels

1*1871 3 cent nickel

several steel cents and wheat cents
and a badly worn matron head large cent. can't tell the date at all.

also, i let three of the tellers keep $10 in silver halves each! and that's just what i managed to recover today. there are some bags that came off the counter, that i'll be chomping at the bit to sort and roll up on monday!

 

amazing luck! wish something like that would happen to me!

 

$5 loose halves- 2004-P
$95 dimes- 1957

 

working in a bank does not offer many perks. this situation is one of the few. i like to consider it my "other" retirement plan of course, i would need a haul like this once a month to make it an actual retirement plan

 

I have a hard time believing this. What kind of idiot cashes in old coins at a bank for face value? I can understand if they're in rolls and therefore unseen, but loose?