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A small batch of coins in the reject tray of the CoinStar machine included
- 1 Canadian quarter (1989) .999 Ni
- 1 Canadian dime (1974) .999 Ni

$1.66 - finally a decent take again!

$0.70

$3.75

$0.45

YTD: $3.96

J_Dodge wrote:YTD: $3.96

At the bank this morning....the junk box had $1.11 Canadian, and $1 coin from Barbados...

$5.07 YTD Canadian

JD

$0.02

.50

Another $0.30 in the reject slot at the bank.

$0.05 - at least it was a nickel nickel...

.10

$0.25

$2.05

It's been 3 weeks since I checked one of my branch banks....the last time I was there, the
junk bin was empty. Stopped by yesterday, there were 2 items in the junk bin:

1) 1998 Canadian cent
2) A token of some sort - felt like aluminum w/ a copper colored surface - paint or some
other subtance. Had 25 stamped on one side, the other side had "Not for use for trade" on it.

<sigh>

$5.08 YTD Canadian

JD

$1.03

I was at the other bank which is saving the "junk" their coin counter catches for me.

Got $1.50 Canadian this week....1 Loonie, 2 quarters.....

Now up to $6.58 YTD

and some other stuff....

among them a 1998 Bronze 2 pence coin from Great Britain.

JD

Oct 22 update:

1005.27 canada
434.19 us
4 war nickels
6 dimes canada 80%
100 dimes us 90%
4 quarters 90%
1 morgan 1882
$22 frn's

I slowed it down a bit for October. The closer I got to a grand the less motivated I seemed to get

Outstanding! A couple grand in total value; not shabby at all.

I think I'm up to something like $20 this year. I've not been making as many trips, and the summer was really dry - maybe the Canadians are all up north then? I'm thinking of taking a bit of a sorting break anyway, or at least slowing it down.

Think of the fun I could have with this plate.

I had been leaning this way...

The second would just lead people to think you're a displaced Canuck. The first would get you some looks at the banks!

I just picked up the DMV forms tonight. Now comes the hard part...picking.

Aside from getting really good parking spaces at the branches, the spoof factor of TD. BANK would wear off after a while I think.

While O.CANADA would be awesome on trips to Nova Scotia. I could easily see myself getting free donuts at Tim Hortons from one Province to the next.

$1.78

$4.35