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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BigsWick, post: 266508, member: 3534&quot;]I&#039;ll check the inspection stamp on the box I went through last night. It contained a whopping lone &#039;67 and nothing else.</p><p><br /></p><p>&quot;Streaks&quot; are possible where I live (good ones and bad ones) mainly due to the fact that the population of Wyoming is only about 500,000 people. Halves that are returned to a bank branch will quickly find their way back into rolls and into boxes if there is little other &quot;activity&quot; at the time they are returned. I&#039;ve confirmed this by marking coins, specific dates in specific ways. I&#039;ve seen those coins again in as little as two weeks.</p><p><br /></p><p>Alternatively, the inspection stamps to which you referred can come in handy. Mine are dated. For example, searching a box dated February of this year might yield good results. That could mean Loomis Fargo had a fresh influx of &quot;new&quot; coins, and other boxes packaged in February could likely be good. Conversely, if several boxes with a similar date on them turn out to be bad, it is possible that you are seeing many of the same coins again for a second or third time.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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