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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Dan Galbato, post: 25401497, member: 149264&quot;]My favorite person came to visit today and she had with her a large envelope full of bank rejects for me to enjoy. I get an envelope once a week if lucky but today was different. They did a complete breakdown of the change return and pulled out a bunch of rejects stuck in the duct work of the machine! Banazza! They were nasty and I had to soak the lot in hot soapy water just to get the gum and mung off the coins! lol.. all in all I pulled in $21.58 in us qts, dimes, nickels and cent coins. There was even a nice 1997 Kennedy in the pile. After cleaning and rinsing and drying, I was able to check out the coins the bank was ready to chuck in the trash. Can’t believe they do this? The coins that stood out were put aside and hopefully I can get some answers here?&nbsp; The coins in qouestion are;.</p><p>1 brass or bronze coin with a square hole? Japan, China?</p><p>2 a dime with a thickness of a nickel but smaller then a cent? Someone has messed with this? Why?&nbsp; </p><p>3 one 1928 and one 1938 ten cent coins from the Netherlands? </p><p>4 one&nbsp; 5 PTAS coin? </p><p>5 several Canada coins, dimes, quarters.</p><p>6 several coins that are worn down almost paper thin! </p><p>7&nbsp; one smooth copper coin the was dragged under a bus. I couldn’t make out what it was until I saw one of my photos. I believe it’s a&nbsp; Jefferson nickel? Nothing is valuable but what I think interesting. Any thoughts or comments will be appreciated! Tks[ATTACH=full]1626765[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1626770[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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