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hobo finds wrote:Quick add of 2013 posts, looks like almost $650.00 YTD not bad as it is almost June! Looks like last years numbers will be passed up before summer is over!

Yeah, I need to do a person-by-person update. Soon. I just got back from a week of church camp.

17.91 + 4.14 US

2 silver Roos, 1 '41 Merc, 1 '68 Canada

Morsecode wrote:17.91 + 4.14 US

2 silver Roos, 1 '41 Merc, 1 '68 Canada

is the 68 silver are the one that was made in the USA?

slim pickings here lately. another $0.10 today

The edge is a bit worn, but looks like the Ottawa version.

Morsecode wrote:The edge is a bit worn, but looks like the Ottawa version.

The silver one are nickel one?

Silver (non-magnetic)

Morsecode wrote:Silver (non-magnetic)

$2.95

$5.15 at 3 stops yesterday. Plus.... $0.45 in 90% stuck on the reject chute! Woo hooo!! Thanks again, half dollar bag, for backing things up for me.

I have two stops where the half bag is always in the way. On purpose? In one branch I think so.

I ask whoever's shift supervisor if they can unlock the door..."I heard some of coins land in the chute..." Usually works out.

10.97 & .02 US

2 silver Roosies

I checked again with my credit union and was given the ok to bring in my rolled Canadian...so we'll see if that comes off as planned on Saturday.

Ironic that a small, two branch CU hundreds of miles from the border will exchange the Queen's coin at full face, while a mega multi national with the words Toronto Dominion in it's name won't

The turtle rec'd today, after a long drought, $0.80...

16.06 & 3.59 US

1 '63 Roosie

Only had time for six stops, but they were good ones. Had a whale of a dime box, too (posted in the Silver tracking thread)

$1.15

11.11 & .28 US

1 proof-like 20 cent Euro

$0.90

2 stops totaled $4.12

14.73 & 3.03 US

4 silver Roos
1 highly elusive '64 quarter
1 $1 FRN found in a branch parking lot

A TD Bank where I buy my dime boxes from always saves me and my sons their foreign coin from the Penny Arcade. Yesterday, she asked if I collect Canadian, and I said, "Absolutely".

8.91 haul, with no loonie or twoonies.

Nice

Get them working for you

Having a ridiculous day on the circuit...details later

15.73 & 77.38 US

The bulk of the US came from two machines...reject tubes were flat & full...must've been backing up for days.

21.61 from one tube, and 49.21 from another machine. The manager scooped them out and nearly filled my coffee can.

Funny thing...not a single silver coin in either batch.

Also found a cool Tecumseh Canada quarter. BU, first one I've seen.

wow, that's crazy!

A big $0.01 for me today.

Odd part is the coins weren't damaged either. The whole point of the reject function is to weed out silver, gold, plastic, bent, underweight, or otherwise unrecognizable denominations. With a couple exceptions, these coins...mostly quarters...were fine.

I don't know if they were counted and then sent to reject, or rejected simply because a bag was full and Penny failed to alert. In both cases it was the manager on duty who handed them over to me, so my conscience is clear. And I donated again to their Special Olympics fund to stay on Karma's good side

But it got me thinking about the day this all comes to an end, and it surely must.
Apocalypse Now...Robert Duvall's, Lt. Col "Bill" Kilgore..."someday, this war's gonna end...