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2 boxes of cents:
20 wheats (oldest 1919)
Nothing else of note besides this nice red 1969S with a strong clash.

 

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$62 CWR Nickels:
- 11 from the 1940s including a 42-P, 44-P, and a 45-D which was a hole filler for my circulated set.
- 10 from the 1950s, with none of note
- 3 Canadian and
- 1 1974 dime

About five of the rolls looked like they were wrapped in the early 1980s. Latest date that came out of them was 1983 and there was a lot of 70s vintage nicks that were sharp, but covered in something ever so slightly sticky.

 

$10 CWR nickels - 43-D

$10 CWR cents - 52-D, 53-D, 57-D wheats and 42 & 53 CAD cents

 

Yesterday was president's day and I thought all the banks were closed...but I was wrong in Mississippi. Found two banks open and the second had five rolls of halves.

19 65-69's
14 1964's
9 Bennies

Over 11 ounces total!

 

wow

 

I only made it to a few banks yesterday but found more silver

15 silver forty percenters
2 1964's
1943 Walker

 

Neat finds

 

Wow you are having a banner week!

 

Regular three boxes of Loomis halves---NOTHING.
Gives a bad name to skunks.

 

Do you ever think about this facet of your hobby (roll hunting in particular) as dependent on the stupidity or carelessness of others?

 

Constantly.

 

4 boxes of halves today. Not great.
3x40%ers
2 Proofs (74S, 05S)
Gold Plated 1974P

Both boxes of cents are brand new 2015P

 

$4 loose halves - nada

$5 CWR pennies: 1937, 1941, 1944, 1955, 1957,
2009 log cabin
1970-S, 1972-S
6 Canadians (oldest being 1951)
here's the interesting part - a couple of rolls were solid copper. Lots of AU/BU 1979's, and the rest was mostly circulated 70s dates. One roll was all copper at one end, and all corroded garbage at the other.

$15 BWR dimes - 1960-D!

 

Thanks, Christobal.

I ended the week with just 3 forty percenters in two days. I also searched two skunk boxes of halves. But I am not complaining...it was a good week. I just want people to know I work for it, too!

 

only 1 bank in my area will let me get rolls or boxes of coins but none have been customer wrapped all are wrapped in plastic

 

I've found several great coins in those plastic sleeves. My 1893, 1950-D, and several buffaloes nickels. They're a PITA to re-roll, but worth the effort.

 

$80 CWR Nickels:
- 8 from the 1940s including a 44-P
- 12 from the 1950s, nothing special

$25 BWR Cents:
- 13 Wheats, oldest from 1934
- 534 copper cents

 

Two boxes halves: 3-90% (1943 Walker, 2- 1964 Kennedys); 5-40% (1965, 3-1967, 1969); 1987-D; 12- proofs (1974-S, 1977-S, 1980-S, 1982-S, 1987-S, 2-1999-S, 2001-S, 3-2003-S, 2004-S). Two nice boxes; the Walker really surprised me.

 

Found my first steel cent today. First one in $550 searched.
Was starting to think I was never going to find one.

 

Decent box of BWR Cents, plus another $11 in mixed BWR and CWRs. 30 wheatbacks in total, but 2 were tossed back immediately. There were also 21 Canadians cents.

1929, 1935, 1936, 1939, 1940, 1940-S, 1944, (2) 1945, 1946, 1949, (2) 1950, 1950-D, (3) 1951, 1951-D, 1952, 1952-D, (2) 1953-D, 1954-D, 1955, 1955-D, 1956, 1957-D, 1958-D, (2) 1968-S, 1970-S, (2) 1971-S, 1972-S, 1973-S

Best coins were these 3.