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I finally made a dump at a TD bank today. It's been a long while. I had to go into the lobby anyway so I grabbed a handful of change from my truck and threw it in the counter so I had an excuse to swipe the magnet. I only put $3.00 in change in the counter. I got $0.90 in Canadian. Plus in the bottom reject chute, I got $1.85 in bent US coins plus some euros. A nice little score!

I forgot what part of NH you're in, but the southern half of the State looks like a choice hunting ground.

Yes, My area is very saturated with TD's, most of which have Penny Arcades. At least 9 that I frequently pass in my normal travels. I am spoiled - Lately I suffer from too many TDs and not enough coins.

$2.90 today including 3 .999 nickels and a dutch .999 piece. Not bad for me.

$3.95

$5.40 today. Magnet was LOADED! Mostly quarters.

Sunday I got .35

...plus I found a pre-'82 Canada nickel in the parking lot. That was pretty weird.

Morsecode wrote:...plus I found a pre-'82 Canada nickel in the parking lot. That was pretty weird.

Bet someone chucked it on the ground because it was "worthless" Canadian money.

Morsecode wrote:Sunday I got .35

...plus I found a pre-'82 Canada nickel in the parking lot. That was pretty weird.

It fell out of your car when you went to the bank!

I hadn't thought of that. It was pretty near where I parked, and I found it on the way out, not the way in.

$0.25 today. Hope to have the time to make a couple stops tomorrow.

$3.78

$1.70

19.11 CA
2.38 US
-0- silver

1st stop yesterday.... 1 steel nickel
2nd stop..... machine "opening soon" (broken)

Recently traveled to Alberta Canada with a group from my church. Was visiting the gift shop in the Prince of Wales Hotel at Waterton National Park and beside the cash register was a take a penny, leave a penny bowl full of Canadian cents. Since they no longer use pennies and don't need them I decided to take a look to see what I could find and found a 1940 Canadian cent.

Waiting at a branch as I type..

I dumped around $50 in dimes and the machine counted a VERY long time

Maybe getting someone else's pennies? Maybe better? They're fixing a sensor malfunction, so I'm on pins and needles...heh, heh

Ok, don't hate me.

I put in exactly $45 in dimes and the payout was $149.49

After they fiddled with cleaning the sensor the manager handed me 5 silver Roosevelts she had been saving for me.

I drove two blocks to get gas and reinvested some of my winnings in a scratch ticket:



There's a $25 buy-in Texas Hold 'Em tournament tomorrow night. Oh yeah, I'm definitely going.

I hate you... (in a good way)

Wow, nice score morsecode! I made 2 stops yesterday and scraped off a combined $3.55 in Canadian.

For the weekend:

18.15 CA
106.56 US

Silver: 8 Roosies, 1 Merc, 1 1960 Canada dime, 1 1962d Wash quarter.

Notable: 1941 New Zealand KG6 one shilling...50% silver, 2.83g asw. Mintage 360,000. Looks xf/au - shallow rim bump on reverse. Value?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1941-SILVER-WWII-Maori-Warrior-1-SHILLING-NEW-ZEALAND-semi-key-date-360k-struck-/161350031488?pt=US_World_Coins&hash=item2591361880 This one looks similar that fetched $10

Today's stop resulted in $1.95

NHsorter wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/1941-SILVER-WWII-Maori-Warrior-1-SHILLING-NEW-ZEALAND-semi-key-date-360k-struck-/161350031488?pt=US_World_Coins&hash=item2591361880 This one looks similar that fetched $10

I forgot to check completed auctions. There's a guy "asking" $125ish on a Buy it Now...but he's probably basing that on NGC Online World Coin Values, which is listing the 1941 xf at $140. My experience - they're just a tad high on their prices.

$1.65 today, including a 1927 George V - plus two nickel bahamas quarters, and 3 steel cents.