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I have a hoard collection of BU cents for the most part still in bank and us mint rolls. The most of the rolls are 2009-PD. Any thoughts of why this collector might have procured so many 09 all four reverses? Are there that many errors or varieties? I did find a DDR Log Cabin Reverse from a broken roll...

 

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Stopped at a bank tonight and asked for halves. The head teller announced they had $1,299 worth. I silently debated, checked my account balance, did the math, and bought them all.

Most were MWRs with 2 unopened boxes. Nothing in the CWRs or loose, as well as the first box, which was rectangular loomis. The second box was a loomis cube. Last May I had a run of about 10 of these cubicle boxes that produced silver relatively well, so I was optimistic.

The cubicle box held NUMEROUS (as in 80%) marked halves similar to the other 10 boxes I searched last year, but I was encouraged by 2 silver enders and 2 proof enders...Very good box for my area!

8 proofs
2, ‘87Ds
3, 40%
1, stickered war commemorative

 

5 cwr of nickels... 1 '40 and 1 '41.

 

Stopped by a bank a few towns away that produced for me years ago. Well, feels good to be back in the game! Asked for halves and teller #1 sells me her $5 loose (which I took off her hands but could've denied immediately from the skunky site). She asks teller #2 who says "oh I have a LOT". I only had $140 on me at the time, but said I might return for the rest.

Roll #1...

Roll #2...


That kicked 9 40%ers and 3 90%ers! I dumped like a quick bunny and called as I raced back. They said they had $800 more, so I had to split in two runs. The first $400 only produced one more 40%. Had fun with dumping that batch at the CU which forced them to change the bags and managed a '39 Wheatie from the reject bin. I'll toss that to a friend that loves to collect wheats. Called again to the giving bank cuz I was running out of business hours. Ironically teller #1 proclaimed "yeah, we had $880 altogether but we do have some customers that like them. So we're holding $80 and will sell you the other $400. But you can just order another box if you need them..." Let's hope those 8 rolls for "their customers" don't hold the rest of the SILVAH! More on this later...!

 

I took a number of photos, it was difficult if this was the best of them. I will try some natural light tomorrow. I was going through rolls looking for the 2019's and not having much luck, a few Lowells. And then I got this 2004 Wisconsin S impaired proof.
The business strike S coins started with the 2012 quarters, F Frog is correct.

 

I think that is an impaired proof. You can still see what is left of the cameo on the bust.

 

OK it appears that started in 2012 (business strike S coins) so it is an impaired proof. Nice eye.

 

Yeah man, that's a clad proof. I don't think SF started minting business strike quarters around 2012. Here are 2 that I have found recently. Notice the lack of cameo:

 

Yes 2012. Thanks.
I see it in the price guide.

 

Short $40 nickel hunt today. Lucked into this 1930-S buffalo.

 

Well today my first four boxes only one skunk the other boxes yielded 11 pieces of silver, 2-66, 3-67, 4-68, and 2-69's. 1-87P and 2-2018 Ds. Awesome start to the week. Wishing everyone well. We will see what tomorrow brings.

 

So I got the last $400 BWR halves from the giving bank. Turned up 28 more 40%ers and 5 90's including a '43 Walker.

 

Awesome Darchangel! Persistence pays off.

 

5 more "W" American Memorials from a box of quarters. About 3/4 was Apostle Island P. The other 1/4 was American Memorial P.

 

Just a battle-weary war nickel today.

 

Hey thats a good find. Think I'm looking for a 44 or 45 s mint. Fill the hole for grandbabies. The plot continues

 

I like you. Good job. I'm a cent gal. You'll be the first to know when i find a 99 wam.

 

If i find two. That would be 5 2000. 5 1998 blah blah blah (nadda 99's) going to put two of each in the wild. Hadn't got one in 2 years maybe change my luck

 

You know coin month !!!!!

 

I started off with cents. Love searching them when I can.