Roll-searchers, post your results!

First MWR gave an update 2000D. Mine had a smudge on the front and a scratch on the back. I have a feeling that the mint let a bunch of 2000 out. There were 3 nice ones in that one roll. Roll 2 gave a nice 1971P fill.

Back to the grindstone.

 

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Wonder of wonders. Roll 3 had a 2009D. It was almost better (worth it to pull staples etc.) But not quite enough to make it worth it. Did get a really nice 1961D better by far than what I had. Roll 4 gave up a rough 2009P. But it fills a hole until better shows up (If ever). Absolute needs to get from 1960D to 2016P are 2004P Louisiana Purchase, 1972P, 1970P, 1969P, 1968P and 1968D. PLENTY under 1960D.

 

3 rolls of pennies down and NOTHING to report. Very few copper. Have 6 nickel and 3 penny to look at. My sister mentioned putting some gas in my truck. So that if I look at all the rest of the rolls I can go trade them tomorrow.

 

More D when P needed. Saw some great 72Ds.
Saw a nice 70D. And a decent 69D.
Got one surprise in roll 11.



A no date Buffalo.

 

No strain at all. I was happy for her but still a little jealous. It's all good.

 

I got chores to do tomorrow. Thinking to get dimes this time.

 

Another box of pennies done. Nothing spectacular. Nin common date wheats, 1 cdn. I did get a 64 Roosevelt in change the other day, though.

 

Haven't had much time for coins for awhile, so this box lasted over 3 weeks. But it ended with a bang!

Box of BWR Cents:

Half or more of the box was filled with 2017-P's. Was getting one wheat per 7 or 8 rolls, so I didn't have high hopes. Then about 3/4 of the way through, I started to see more wheats, sometimes 2 per roll. I ended up seeing 19 wheatbacks (one roadrashed 51-D got rerolled right away).

On roll 47, I got a real surprise:




My 3rd ever roll hunted Indian Head! First one of 2017.

Needless to say, I was pretty shocked. I don't find these every day!!!

Anyways... here are the wheatbacks:

1934, 1938, 1944, 1944-S, 1945-S, 1948, (2) 1951-D, 1952-D, 1952-S, (2) 1953-D, 1954-D, 1955-D, (2) 1956, (3) 1957-D.

Since the box took so long, I didn't keep records of the Canadians, but there were more than 20. One was a 1949 George VI, which I will keep.

Also found a couple of 2 Euros and my first Equador Cent.



A boring box with an exciting finish.

 

I went to the second bank in town. Got 4 rolls of dimes.
3 of nickels and 2 of pennies.
Nickel deal was more D when I need no mint mark.
But did get the 2004P Louisiana Purchase I needed and a 2017D. First dime roll gave 6 fills. At this point every roll should give several.

And that's the way it is.

 

David, do you have or will you be trying the "Nic-a-Date" on the buff nickel? Most coin stores carry it.

 

I suppose I could. But the only coin store I know about is US Coins and it's pretty far away from where I live.
Just as likely is I'll drill a hole in it and replace the modern Bison on my keyring.

 

Still waiting on my first in the wild. Nice job


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12 boxes today
Found my sixth 87D

WHY?? Put a hole in the middle of a 64!

A 94s silver proof
A 81s clad proof
A 76s silver
3-64s
3- Franklins
29- 40% ers

 

$35.00 of loose halves from about 5 banks: nothing

Got 3 Ikes. Not silver but thinking about making the collection. Will Start off Circulated.

 

Went and traded. 4 dimes 3 nickels 2 pennies.
Need to go run the lawnmower for a while.

 

The nickel rolls gave an 88P update, an 83D update and a 72 with no mint mark. Not the very best example but it gave me a fill. First dime roll gave 2 fills, second 5 fills.
Going to give it a rest for a while.

 

This month I have only found 4.1 ounces of silver, not good my average is 10 ounces. Have some catch up to do. Will do five boxes tomorrow. Don't think I can get any more in this month after that. Remember, banks are closed on Monday!

 

I went and traded my rolls at the second bank.
Nickels allowed for three updates and this thing.



Anybody got an idea about what country, what date and what denomination?

 

Thailand, but I can't ID the year and denomination on sight.

 

Dimes gave up 9 fills and this.



Near enough that it is the same size as a dime.