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2- Boxes Nickels
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$200 CWR dimes - 1 '61D Roosevelt

$75 brinks dimes - zilch.
$30 nickels - zero silver - 1 1927 Buff.

$13 loose halves = 1 40%

5 Boxes of halves

Box 1 = 1 40%

Box 2 = 1 40%

Box 3 = 1 Walker

Box 4 = 1 Walker, 1 90% JFK, 5 40%

Box 5 = 1 Franklin, 4 90% JFKs, 7 40%

HALF BOX #37
6 SILVER CLAD

HALF BOX #38
2 SILVER CLAD

snagged a AU 65 out of a tellers tray yesterday

$40 plastic BWRs Quarters - skunk

$2 Teller tray Halves - skunk

2 Boxes (Brinks) Nickels

Box #1
Ag skunk
19 pre-1960

Box #2 Personal Record Box
4 Ag WarTime - Ties my previous high
11 Buffalo (2 Dateless, '20, '26, '29, '29D, 2-'35, '35D, '36, '37) My best Buffalo box yet
35 pre-1960 - New high for me

$500 Halves - String Box

1 90% Franklin SILVER half - '49
9 40% JFK SILVER clads - '66,'67(3),'68D(3),'69D(2)
3 Clad Proofs - '99S,'04S,'06S

Nice box for me....

$500 Brinks Box

90% skunk
40% 1- 1968D
Proof 1- 1997S
NIFC 2001P,2002P x2, 2002D x2, 2004D, 2005D

The 40%er was in my last roll. I also found a half that was hollowed out. Sitting face up on the table it looks normal but when you pick it up there is nothing inside it's about as thick as card stock.

$500 Halves - String Box

1 90% Franklin SILVER half - '57
1 40% JFK SILVER clad - '68D

appjoe wrote:$500 Brinks Box

90% skunk
40% 1- 1968D
Proof 1- 1997S
NIFC 2001P,2002P x2, 2002D x2, 2004D, 2005D

The 40%er was in my last roll. I also found a half that was hollowed out. Sitting face up on the table it looks normal but when you pick it up there is nothing inside it's about as thick as card stock.

It's a magician's coin.... Like magic, the magician slips a copper coin into the hollowed out back side and presto, SILVER transformed into COPPER as he displays the transformed coin.
AGCoinHunter has found 5 of these this year.

$250 NF String box of dimes

1 silver Roosevelt '64D

5 boxes of nicks:

3 WN
2 Bufs, one no date, one 37'

Half Box #95

1 1941 Barely Readable Walker

2 boxes of halves

Box 1 = 2 40%

Box 2 = 1 90% JFK, 3 40%

Country wrote:

appjoe wrote:$500 Brinks Box

90% skunk
40% 1- 1968D
Proof 1- 1997S
NIFC 2001P,2002P x2, 2002D x2, 2004D, 2005D

The 40%er was in my last roll. I also found a half that was hollowed out. Sitting face up on the table it looks normal but when you pick it up there is nothing inside it's about as thick as card stock.

It's a magician's coin.... Like magic, the magician slips a copper coin into the hollowed out back side and presto, SILVER transformed into COPPER as he displays the transformed coin.
AGCoinHunter has found 5 of these this year.

Thank you for the information on the magician coin.

$90 CWR dimes - skunk

$500 Halves - String Box

1 40% JFK SILVER clad - '65
2 JFK Clad Proofs - '02S,'08S
2 JFK Clad NIFCs - '03P,'04P

And most interestingly:

$5 Liberia 2000 half-dollar sized coin commemorating the millenium. This one had Abe Lincoln on the obverse and a US JFK half dollar eagle reverse. However, the legend denoted "Republic of Liberia" instead of "United States of America", and the denomination denoted "FIVE DOLLARS" instead of "HALF DOLLAR". Other than that, the reverse was almost the same as a US half dollar.

been real sparse in tucson.

yesterday, 3 ikes.

2.00 teller halves. nothing.

Went around to 9 banks on the way home.

$87 in CWR and loose halves - ZILCHO

$4 in Ikes

$31 in Susan B Anthony

$40 in CWR Dimes - YAY - 1 Silver 1963!!!

$20 in Nickles - no silver, 4 pre-1959.

And I bought $100 in two dollar bills, picked out a few and deposited the rest. My bank is the last stop and gets all the junk I don't keep.

1-Box Nickels= Skunk

Today was unusual. I dumped six boxes of nickels today and they were not near as good to me as typical and some of you know I go after war nickels.
I haven't had enough cash to play with halves right now. My business was existing on 60 day pays for the large jobs and living on the little stuff that pay zero to thirty and then the bottom fell out and stuff started going over 120 and they accounting departments were still not answering the phone.

I am finally catching up some; it's never possible to recover completely.

So some below average boxes of nickels.

I recently found five CW rolls of halves which had two Benjamin’s and 16 other silvers and today a lady brings some old rolls to break open into the change counter. I politely asked if she would just sell me them instead and she agreed.

I had one each of pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters purchased for face.

I found
1-1951 Washington Quarter
1- 1920 something Mercury Dime
3- Roosevelt’s 1940D, 1948, 1964
1-1956 Silver Canadian Dime
4- Steel Pennies including a 1943S
1-1949 Octagonal Canadian George VI

I then dumped my nickels and the machines in the bank lobby were loaded with coins in the reject chute and magnets.
1-1928 United States of America, Philipinas, One Centavo coin about the size of a quarter, cool! They don't have USofA on the new stuff!
1- 1995 Swiss, 2 Franc Coin Nice sized coin.
1-1967 Australia 10 something coin with exotic fern under the ten.
1-1975 Jamaica Ten Cent Coin, about like their current 10 Dollar Coin in size (quarter)
Also 5 dollars of Canadian Quarters which brings me to 34 rolls found now.
Lots of Canadian dimes and nickels
Coins from Somalia, Guyana, Zambia, India, Bahamas, Bermuda, England, Euro’s, China and France.

I also added 2 dozen tokens from odd places including the local $.50 Slots Tokens (Delaware Park)

I recently have put together a storage system for all my free coins from around the world.
I am amazed at the scope and volume. 95% came from the coin counters and the 1 Lb coffee can of coins I had were my start.

So, I got some silver and had some fun.

Happy Hunting! (you too UDEric…………. love to know where you hunt, lol)

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Nothing to brag about so far tonight.

Half Box #96 - Skunk

At least this box showed me a little love.

Half Box #97

1 1964

1 1966
1 1967
1 1968D
1 1969D

$500 bag of quarters = 0.

This week's 4 Brinks dime boxes yielded 5 keepers.

Box 1: '64
Box 2: '62D, '64
Box 3: '56
Box 4: '46