Roll-searchers, post your results!

Ok long story short lol I thought they were all new(nickels) until I found this beauty in a roll mixed with 21'S grrrr.I was just about to go to bed,more work now but it'll be worth it i also don't have any more wraps so I'll have to recycle these.

 

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Umm, Furry. What happened about what we where talking about? If you did not want to do it, then that is totally fine. But you left Meow just hanging.

 

And some silver to when will it end!!!this might be an all nighter.

 

Ok and now this,today is officially my best CRH ever.

 

Now this!!!ok ok you're pushing it.

 

Yes this is another buffalo.

 

The 1938-1939.

 

The reason why the 1909 Lincoln is not an S or S VDB.
Mint marks are generally very pronounced. Even on heavily circulated coins, it's still easy to see the mint mark. Your corroded coin would have a raised area, with patina and crud in the crevices and your coin is flat in the area of the mint mark.
Of course what I like to do is use magnification and a VERY strong light source,
move the coin around. If there is a faint MM you will see it.

Great finds there Potty Dollar.

 

There rough but ill take them,don't find those 68'S to often.

 

My most valuable roll of pennies yet!

 

LOL that's truly a first especially since someone did it on purpose.

 

Once in a while Meow will find one dime in a roll of pennies. But to have all of them, is quite the score. Any silvers in them?

 

No silver .

 

Didn't get much from my run of nickels - maybe one or two keepers per roll and nothing awesome. But it seems that I will have some fully capable helpers soon... my older guy (3 1/2) can already roll coins about as quickly as I can search and count them. And, in the name of always impressing me, my younger guy (21mos) can put coins in wrappers too.

 

Gotta start them(young,young,young).

 

I've been successful before, but it's more miss than hit. But, I keep trying from time to time.

 

$11 in halves... nothing interesting. I did pick up one Ike.

 

I had a similar find some 10 years ago wherein a roll of cents contained 58 dimes. I determined it was likely done by someone with major memory problems, was dyslexic, or was otherwise visually impaired.