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First timer here. At my local bank branch to deposit a check, I get 2 CWR of Halves. First roll a 1967 40% Silver 2nd roll. Nothing but a shiny 1971. Half Question: I found about 7 or 8 Bicentenial Halves? Anything there? That was fun and a nice start for my new hobby of coin roll hunting. (Cited from: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/roll-searchers-post-your-results.10176/page-1619)

 

Nothing with the 76 halfs. Glad you got somthing with your first try. Makes it alot more fun.

MD Coin Hunter

 

Yeah the 76 halves are the highest mintage clad halves out there since they minted them for two years.

 

Thanks for the info. I will dump them in the Wal Mart self checkout machine tomorrow.

 

2 Boxes of Halves

box 1: 1963 D
box 2: Nothing

On the bright side I got a Morgan and a Peace dollar given to me from my family tonight (common dates but still pretty cool). I also got about eight rolls of Wheat pennies that I am going through right now.

 

Cool! I purchased 2000 Wheaties for a hundred bucks, been going through them for several hours now, found a 1913 S, 1909 VDB, 3 1909s, and already completed 2 1941-1958 wheat sets! I'm gonna have a lot to go through.

 

Picked up this week's box o' cents and found it was solid 2015-P's still in their bank wrappers. I'll be releasing them back to the wild later this morning. Hopefully more luck with nickels and dimes this afternoon!

 

My bank was not able to get boxes of anything for me this week.

<going through withdrawal...>

 

Since school has been time consuming lately I haven't been able to do much coin roll searching, but I did get to stop at the bank yesterday where they had 4.5 in halves and 2 dollar coins
I got
1971 and 72 Ikes (I love Ikes so it was a pleasant surprise)
And 3 40%ers 2 1969D and 1 1968D

 

$30 in nickels. 46, 47, 2009D 73D. 42P war. 4 70S I have a think for s mint. A no date buffalo.

Then I got a really nice looking 2004D. I don't typically keep things like this. Should I keep it or toss it back?





MD Coin Hunter

 

Nice crh results.
I like the coin but what is the big deal with the keelboat nickels.

 

$6 in Fed wrapped pennies

3 wheat cents - 1955 P ( Normal as far as i see ) 1945 P, and best of all, 1938 P. First 30's coin. Second oldest coin found in circulation.

1. 1919 S
2. 1938 P
3. 1940 Jefferson P

3 canadians, - 1978, 1979, and 1981 '78, and '79 are keepers.

 

Case of pennies. Got a 1920 36 47s 50s

MD Coin Hunter

 

Found a nr mint 1956 S. and a nicer 1974 S today in my change from the liquor store. Yippee

 

Posted this over in Ike thread too but
Stopped by my regular pick up bank a couple weeks ago and they had $6,000 in Ikes in the vault! stretched the budget and took them all. found
1 bi-cent P v1 really beat up
1 bi-cent P v1 better grade
1 bi-cent S proof copper clad v1 60 or better
3x 1973-D (clad of course) one better grade

that's it. No silver. pretty lean for $6k

But, since these were out of the loop of being carted from bank to bank to bank by others CRHunters, I though I'd order at my regular bank again. Sometimes they can get a bag or 2. They came through with another $6k !! So finished all the first batch and deposited them and picked up the second batch.
I've done the first bag and found
1880-O Morgan in AU, maybe even 61 condition. Nice one.
a silver plated 72 ; (..
a Bi-Cent P v1 in AU,
a Bi-Cent S proof clad v2.
Almost half this bag was AU or better and probably 25% is 60 or better. Really nice quality.
all in all a WAY better bag, and that's just the first one. will keep hunting

 

You can sell Ikes in bulk for a little over face I think. And save the ones you think are 65 or higher, those are scarce and are worth money.

 

Weekly 2 boxes of halves... skunk. My luck has turned.
I did find a single 40% in $3 loose halves so that helps a tiny bit.
And this was in one box:

 

How did you get your first 6K back? That's a heavy load to bring to the coin machine.

 

$50 in CWR dimes - 1946 Roosie

$100 in mixed CWR/BWR nickels: 1944-S (x3), 1944-P, and a oddly toned 1957-D. The picture didn't turn out well, but in person it's a deep copper tone. All in all, that's my best day hunting in quite a while.