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Two boxes halves- 4-NIFCs, no silver or proofs.

 

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Went to 5 banks to day in search of halves or dollar coins.
2 were closed (I didn't know banks closed at 3)
No halves
2 dollar coins (2001, 2001D)
Very dissatisfied

 

Picked up a $25 box of BWR cents today from the credit union.
1897 Indian Head (My first from a bank box!)
16 Wheats - Earliest 1916 (bent, but almost 100 years old)

 

So I Went to the bank to get some pennies and when I went through them I got a lot of wheats
These aren't just 50s I got 3 1909 no vdb or s
Went back and got all of their cwr nickels and got 39 silver ones all in one roll
I also got some dimes and had 3 silver ones 1916,1943, and a Canadian 1956 the 1916 didn't have the d
That wasn't all of it either I don't know if it is allowed to post a link to the vid here but if it is plz reply to me and I will post it so you can see all of the great finds

 

I get two boxes of halves and a box of nickels every week from my main bank. Lately the halves have been pretty weak...only three 40% in the past six boxes. Even the NIFC's have been bunged up. Two of the past three nickel boxes have been all 2015-D. I will save one of the boxes...I don't know why. On a whim I went to my backup bank and asked for halves. They had a box! The teller fetched it for me and immediately started apologizing because it had been taped at one corner. She mentioned the driver had been a bit agressive. I said I didn't care as long as all the coins were still inside. Results of the box:
3 1964's
7 40%
2000 S proof
My best half box in a long time.

 

In the process of returning bagged halves and nickels to the bank I noticed a customer at the next teller window exchanging some old currency. The tellers know I'll take weird stuff so after he left they called me over and asked me if I wanted what he just brought in.
(Of course I did.) He just unloaded 37 $1 Silver certificates and a red seal $2. The SC's were evenly split between 1957 and 1935...most were pretty worn, but a few were xf or better.
Not coin roll finds but it happened during the process.

 

Two boxes halves- 7 NIFC.

 

$10 in loose halves
1 1964, 1 1967
$50 in BWR Cents (1 box from loomis, 1 from brinks, significantly more wheats from brinks)
1958, 1958 D (x2), 1957 (x3, 1 with luster), 1957 D, 1956 (x3), 1956 D (x2), 1955 (x5), 1954 D, 1953 D, 1950, 1946 (x3), 1945, 1945 D, 1944 (x2), 1942, 1941, 1940 (x2), 1938, 1936, 1935, 1929.
35 wheats total! Good Haul if I do say so myself!

 

I average two or three wheats per box...you did pretty well.

 

Thanks! Sorry that you don't have as much luck, but I'm sure your luck will turn around! I found the break down. Loomis had 12 wheats and Brinks had 23. My banks just switched to brinks and I'm ecstatic because they are so much more lucrative.

 

Went to deposit some cheques in my credit union during a break from work on Friday. Asked if they had anything kewl, but nothing foreign, nothing wheat, nothing Ike dollars, but they did have $7 face in half dollars:

3 1964
2 1966
6 1967
1 1968
1 1969
My crummy day at work was brightened with a silver lining at my credit union.

 

box of cents
18 Wheats - 1941, 42, 44, 45, 45d, 46, 47, 51, 51d, 52d, 55x2, 56x2,
57x2, 57d, 58.
20 Canada - 1939, 57, 62, 65x2, 67, 73, 74, 75, 79, 80, 81, 84, 87, 92,
98, 2000, 2002, 2004x2.
1- Denver Mint token
1-1973S
1995 Reverse die crack
660 Coppers

 

Went through $200 in halves today......ended up with a 1967, 1969 and the best one was a 1941 walker. The Walker was in the first roll and I thought that this was going to be a very good day! Also found a 1976 S proof (clad) and a 2005 D. Not bad for 400 coins!

 

As I went to pick up my regular order of two boxes of halves and one nickel the teller looked at me and apologized...she had accidentally ordered three boxes of halves (like I was going to be upset). I dug a little deeper into the left pocket and found the Benjamins.
Box 1: No silver, 1987-D (2), 1987-P (2), 2014-P, 2009-D.
Box 2: 1967, 1969-D, 1996-S Proof, stunning 1989-P.
Box 3: 1969-D.

Many NIFC but NGETK (Not Good Enough To Keep).

Nickel box: My first Indian Head, even has a date---1917-P. Also a 1945-D.

 

Final post this week.
One box of Loomis cents:
264 coppers of which 18 were wheats, the most unexpected of which was a 1920-P in G4.
Does anybody else get nasal congestion and/or a runny nose when going through coins?
I'm considering wearing a mask.

 

Search through some Ike dollars, no silver but this one is by far my favorite

 

On Monday I went through a box of nickels and 23 rolls of Loomis wrapped dimes. Tuesday I went through a second box of nickels.

Nickels: found two 2009-P, one 2009-D, 25 1950s coins, 31 1940s coins, four 1939-Ps, and a 1936-D Buffalo. Three of them were 1940-S, one 1946-S, one 1952-S. Silver nickels found: 1943-P, 1944-P. Best nickel boxes I've seen in a while!

Dimes: found one 2009-P and a crusty silver 1946.

Finding a buffalo nickel and a silver dime in the same day = priceless!

 

Went through two $500 boxes of quarters yesterday. No silver but found these interesting Homestead quarters while looking for the DDRs and what appears to be one circulated proof clad 1984-S quarter.

 

This is my best find of the week, a 1934-d walking liberty in higher grade.

 

1 box of pennies

8 canadian cents
9 wheat cents oldest 1926
1 2008 Republica DE Panama