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Shwiiiinggg...Amazing, congrats! You'll find another place to deposit your halves. There are countless banks and credit unions who will accept your Cu-Ni clad halves, turn them into elecronic money, and electronically invest them like so many other fools.

 

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Yesterday's nickel box:
1959D, (5)58D, (2)57D, 54S, 52D, (2)52, 49D, 46S, (Type 1)42, and (3)41
(2)2009D
1974S Proof

 

double post

 

Yesterday's dime box:
1964D
2007S Proof
2009D
Also a coin with a hole through it

 

Found a mean half in a bank roll today. Never seen a super worn 76...must have been someone's pocket piece. Will make a cool lowball coin!

Also got 10.00 in nickels and filled a hole in my dansco crw book...1945P

 

Two boxes halves: three 90%, three 40%, one proof (2006-S), eight NIFC (2005-D, 4-2012-D, 3-2012-P).

 

$25 in loose halves- nothin'
$120 dollars - grover cleaveland second term, 2004D
$100 dimes - 1958
$5 cents - 3 wheats

 

"Good news and bad news.
Good news: 127 40% halves and 3 90% halves (in a MACHINE wrapped box)!!!
Bad news: I can't dump my halves anymore. (I guess I can dump them at other places or spend them.)"
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wooo hooooo! ding ding ding ding ding YESSSS
congrats on that one!

 

I had the same problem! Well I'm spending mine.

 

went through my old piggy bank from when i was 6 or 7 and found:
3 wheats
1939 nickel
1956 Dime
1968D half (there were about $3 worth of clad halves also)
$38.56 worth of change
and a $50 bill (not sure where got a $50 bill pre-Obamaflation when i was 6)

 

Is that silver? I've never seen a cupronickel half wear that way.

 

I save these also....

 

I think it's the non silver version. Haven't paid it much attention yet other than setting it aside.

 

I think it's the non silver version. Haven't paid it much attention yet other than setting it aside.

 

Hello, I just came back from a vacation in Florida. Last time I was there I had a couple of nice finds. I went out and picked up $25.00 worth of cents. The first $15.00 worth were from a bank. All 1500 coins were copper. Most of them were in rolls by date. Mostly early 1960's with some of the mixed rolls having a few wheat cents. The other $10.00 worth ran about 30% coppers with the best finds being an AU 1955-S, 1910 & 1919 both P mint. I have not looked for errors or varieties and will probably just sell them as they are rolled. It was a lot of fun and I plan to do every time I visit the beautiful state of Florida.

 

1 box BWR pennies:

1951-D
1952-D
1953-D
1955x2
1956-Dx2
1958-Dx4

Canadian pennies:

1962
1972
"1867-1992"
1999 (BU)

 

$40 CWR nickels - 41-D, 41-S, 43-S & 45-S.

 

Went to the credit union today just to deposit a check and glanced at the teller's coin tray. I saw some white at the bottom of her dime slot. I nonchalantly asked about them. She said they were silver and she put a them on the bottom whenever she gets some. I had my 7 year old kid with me, so I slyly said my kid likes to collect silver coins and wondered if I could buy them. She easily handed over 3 silver Roosies. She said one had been sitting there for over 6 months, so now I know no one else is going there pickin'. I think i will visit more often...

 

yesterday:
$22 loose halves - 5x 40% 2x 90%, all the clads are '71 - '76
$14 loose ikes - skunk, all '71 & '72
$100 quarters - 3 bicentennials 1 canadian

 

box of nickels

1 Dateless Buffalo (1916 after Nic-a-Date)
4 Silver - 1943P x2, 1944P, 1945P.
34 Pre 1960 - 1939x3, 40x7, 41x4, 46, 47D, 48, 49, 52X2, 54, 54D, 56,
57, 57D, 58Dx3, 59, 59Dx4.

1968Sx2
1969Sx4
1969S Proof
1970Sx2
1994P - Obverse die crack
2009P
1996, 1999 - Canada