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$1k bag of halves, skunk.

$300 in halves yielded 8 x 40%, all from one roll. 1x1965, 6x1967, 1x1968. I also got a 2006-D, my first NIFC.

out of three boxes of dimes, the last one yielded a single 1962-D Roosevelt.

Half Dollars:
$500 boxes

Box 1
1x 1963 Franklin
6x 1967
1x 1968
1x 1969

Box 2
2x 1967

Box 3
Skunk

Box 4
1x 1966
1x 1968
1x 1969

Box 5
Skunk

Box 6
1x 1951 Franklin
1x 1954 Franklin
1x 1960 Franklin
1x 1967
1x 1969

Box 7
1x 1967

Box 8
Skunk

The weekends box of halves and dimes........skunk and skunk.

$100. Brinks box Nickels

V nickel - none
Buffalo's - none
3 - War Nickels 1943P, 1943D, 1945P
32 - pre 1959
6 - S- Mint.
Proof none
Canadian pre 1982 none
Other none

Halves
$500 box - (1) 1967

Country wrote:

ardorlan wrote:CU box $500 USD of halves
1x 1969D
1x 1968D
2x 1967
1x 1966D
1x 1966

Total (6x 40%ers)

A 1966-D - now that's a rare coin!!

(I'm assuming you found 2 1966s)

Yeah, I found 2x 1966 but only one had a mint mark letter that I could see,
I don't get the 1966-D joke, did this coin never get minted or something?

240.00 BWR = 1 1955 Canadian dime, 1 1946 roosie
10.00 CWR = skunk, but 1 extra dime!
2.00 loose halves = skunk

I used to get upset when i found non-silver canadian dimes in my BWR's, until i began to realize that if the coin vault/processor was letting these slip through, then silver was also slipping through. my experience with multiple banks, but one bank in particular (which shall remain nameless!) has proven this. I would have to guess that somewhere in the various coin supply chains there are "coin discrimanators" that kick out foreign coins, silver coins and anything magnetic. So i've been using the occurance of magnetic canadian coins as a pretty accurate indicator of potential silver.

ardorlan wrote:

Country wrote:

ardorlan wrote:CU box $500 USD of halves
1x 1969D
1x 1968D
2x 1967
1x 1966D
1x 1966

Total (6x 40%ers)

A 1966-D - now that's a rare coin!!

(I'm assuming you found 2 1966s)

Yeah, I found 2x 1966 but only one had a mint mark letter that I could see,
I don't get the 1966-D joke, did this coin never get minted or something?

In 1965 - 1967, LBJ decided to combat the coin shortages by removing all mintmarks from all US coins. It was thought that collectors would squirrel away fewer coins (only no mintmark coins would be available); however, the shortage of coins was primarily due to the public, dealers, and some smelters pulling out any SILVER coins that they found in circulation or at banks. In 1965, the mint was not ready to produce the clad coins, and for the most part continued minting the SILVER coins with the 1964 date until 1966. So, a 1966 coin with a mintmark would be rare indeed.

So, a 1966 coin with a mintmark would be rare indeed.

What is an 1966 D worth, I can upload a photo when I get home later. I hope I didn't read it wrong cuz that is sounding like the most likely thing.

so I checked my stack of coins, I have 11x 40%, none of them are 1966 with a mintmark, so I must have been mistaken
My guess is I found an 1969 D but I read it wrong when typing it into the computer.

$500 bag of halves

4 canada $2 coins
a key
2005 D

no silver

CoinHuntingObsession wrote:$500 bag of halves

4 canada $2 coins
a key
2005 D

no silver

a literal key? That may be the strangest object yet.

13 - $250 boxes of dimes
Box 1 - Skunk
Box 2 - Skunk
Box 3 - 1957, 1964
Box 4 - 1949
Box 5 - 1998-S
Box 6 - Skunk
Box 7 - 1954
Box 8 - 1959
Box 9 - 1964, 1964
Box 10 - Skunk
Box 11 - Skunk
Box 12 - 1953
Box 13 - 1964

Also:

$4.50 in teller's tray halves - 1964

12.50 in teller's tray halves - Skunk

$40.00 in Bank wrapped halves - Skunk

2 boxes of dimes, skunk

Half Dollars:
$500 boxes

Box 1
Skunk

Box 2
1x 1969

Box 3
1x 1963 Franklin
2x 1967
1x 1969

Box 4
2x 1964
1x 1965
1x 1966
1x 1967
1x 1968


Plus found a 1964 Rosie in the reject tube of the coin machine while dumping Today
Also found a 1946 Rosie in the reject tube of the coin machine while dumping on Sunday.

$165 CWR dimes - skunk

$180 in CWR dimes

2 silver Roosevelts

1 non-silver Canadian

$45 in plastic wrapped dimes, SKUNK

Last night's box of halves.........skunkola.

$23.50 halves from multiple bank teller trays - Skunk
$30.00 CWR halves - 5 90%'s and 14 40%'s - the breakdown was (5) 1964, (4) 1965, (1) 1966, (8) 1967, (1) 1968

4 dime boxes yielded 3 rosies, and $350 cwr skunked. I need to figure out a way to dump larger quantities, my dump bank is annoyed if i bring in $500 in dimes everyday. I had to hit all 3 branches in town today!

scrapper2010 wrote:$23.50 halves from multiple bank teller trays - Skunk
$30.00 CWR halves - 5 90%'s and 14 40%'s - the breakdown was (5) 1964, (4) 1965, (1) 1966, (8) 1967, (1) 1968

How Wheat it is

dimes - $200 BWRs and $50 CWRs

skunk

2 $1000 bags
1st bag
skunk
--- fun part 7 pennies, 4 nickles, 2 dimes, 8 qtrs and 2 paper clips

2nd bag
1-90%
5-40%
--- fun part 1967 shilling, 3-$10 pesos, Tulsa zoo token, 1 bent qtr, 3 bent pennies and a fender pick.