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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BigTee44, post: 1578152, member: 41883&quot;]When I roll search I still pull out the shinny red ones. I look for very little to no marks and nice eye appeal on the coins when I pull them.&nbsp; I don&#039;t pull out too many from 2000-date(exception of any 2009) but love finding old 60&#039;s 70s and 80s still BU red.&nbsp; It might take quite a few $25 boxes, but it&#039;s very possible to complete your set from probably 1954-date.&nbsp; I go through about 2 penny boxes a week and you&#039;ll pull about 5-9 wheats a box.&nbsp; It&#039;s still very easy to find nice examples still in circulation. Happy hunting!</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>If you live near a casino and they still use coins as opposed to paper tickets, this is a great place to get coins! Maybe not so much for Lincoln cents, but I&#039;m telling you. The little old ladies must have coins stashed away from the 50s. Cocktail waitress at one of them said she had gotten a 1912 V Nickel, it was worn, but still. Hanging out in Grandma&#039;s purse! The one around me use to give out half dollars, and I&#039;ll be dammed if that wasn&#039;t where I&#039;ve seen entire rolls of silver rolls put into poker trays(this casino has since stopped giving out half dollars, and replaced them with a chip). But if you do have a casino with actual coins being played, it might be worth dropping in $10 and hitting cash out, never know whats been hiding out in Grandma&#039;s purse! :devil:[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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