I was going through a box of pennies just recently that had been Ryedale sorted perhaps 4-5 years ago or so. Now I'm pretty picky about pulling out anything that is a cull or ugly for any reason.
I kept finding some pretty bad looking coppers in there and wondered if I was having a bad day that day or what was going on. Then I saw a little paper note I put in the box saying that those coins were Ryedale sorted. That explained it!
Now I don't want this to appear that I have negative feelings about Ryedales. They are such a time saver that they definitely serve a purpose. And to only have to go through, say, 20-25% of a box by hand (the ones that the Ryedale sorted as coppers) was a LOT better than having to go through 100%.
Now if I can just get some of that Dry Lube stuff. My bottle dried out for some reason and my machine won't run properly till it is lubed. Anyone know where I can get some at a reasonable price?
Flashback from the Ryedale Days
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Flashback from the Ryedale Days
by Recyclersteve » Sat Sep 08, 2018 5:52 pm
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Re: Flashback from the Ryedale Days
by NotABigDeal » Sat Sep 08, 2018 7:19 pm
Last one I got off Amazon for $15 or $16 I think.
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Re: Flashback from the Ryedale Days
by Recyclersteve » Sun Sep 09, 2018 2:54 am
I may try that. Thx.
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Re: Flashback from the Ryedale Days
by plus1hdcp » Mon Sep 10, 2018 12:23 pm
You might try a lube which I use on my bullet reloading presses. It's an spray lube which does not attract dirt and dust. Hornady Gun Cleaner and Lube. I also think Hoppes makes a similar product.
https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywo ... rh63edhw_e
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Re: Flashback from the Ryedale Days
by Recyclersteve » Tue Sep 11, 2018 5:23 am
Thanks +1. My Ryedale is so old it probably has arthritis.
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Re: Flashback from the Ryedale Days
by NotABigDeal » Tue Sep 11, 2018 7:02 am
Recyclersteve wrote:Thanks +1. My Ryedale is so old it probably has arthritis.
Talk about old, I have a Coin Artist....
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Re: Flashback from the Ryedale Days
by Recyclersteve » Tue Sep 11, 2018 5:43 pm
What in the world is a Coin Artist? I've heard of a Con Artist, but that is a different thing altogether.
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Re: Flashback from the Ryedale Days
by NotABigDeal » Tue Sep 11, 2018 8:16 pm
An original model in a fancy case with a counter. It was discontinued after a while I believe. Same guts, just fancy skin, hehe. I still have it somewhere around here.... I ran literally millions of coins through it, and no doubt it would work today. Great machine.
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Re: Flashback from the Ryedale Days
by Recyclersteve » Thu Sep 20, 2018 4:46 am
knibloe wrote:Bike-aid is dry slide
Thanks- that's the name I was trying to remember!
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