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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sekrah, post: 1080886, member: 28783&quot;]Mother-in-law brought over a big container of change she&#039;s been filling for the past 5+ years. Not a single silver piece in it. I&#039;m thinking she yanked them out and had a good laugh as I spent 4 hours going through it.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Anyway, here are the highlights with my estimated grades.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>- Pulled out about $10 worth of pre-1982 pennies. (I&#039;m a copper hoarder).</p><p>- About a dozen nickles from 46-59. A 1954 (circ 47m) in rather decent shape (XF40) was the highlight</p><p>- 11 wheat pennies. A 1952 (AU-50), 1957 (XF40) and 1953 D (XF40) stood out as the best. </p><p>- Two 1968 Lincoln pennies, one in AU-53, the other could potentially fetch an MS-62. The Au-53 has a <u>spectacular</u> tone. I&#039;ll post pictures when I get a chance.</p><p>- A few dozen 1980-2010 in MS-65+ or better. I can&#039;t help but tucking these away when I see them.</p><p>- 2005 Canadian Dime, MS 62.</p><p>- 1972 Canadian Nickle, AU-58.</p><p>- A Bahama one-cent, 1998. Has Commonwealth of Bahamas on the obverse and starfish on reverse. Anyone know anything about it?</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Anyone else spend 4 hours rooting through a big lot and have very little to show for it?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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