And today from the same Walmart Coinstar machine...
1- 1974-P Lincoln cent
1- 2014-D Zincoln cent
1- 2011-D Jeff. nickel
1- 2002 Ohio Statehood quarter (badly mutilated)
1- 1994 Philippines 1 piso
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Sun Oct 02, 2016 11:50 pm
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Re: coinstar finds
by Bigjohn » Wed Oct 12, 2016 1:22 am
The same coinstar that produced a silver dime about 6 months ago but not a red cent since.......................just produced another silver dime. This time a 1963 
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Sun Oct 16, 2016 8:38 pm
Not a Coinstar machine, but my wife got a 1941-P Washington quarter in change at a senior center that she visits with her older brother from time to time. She got this about 1-2 weeks ago.
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Thu Oct 20, 2016 2:12 am
Coinstar machine at Walmart...
1979-D copper cent
1 Zincoln
1972-D Jeff. nickel
2006-D Jeff. nickel
Also a token which says "Good for 20 tokens" from Peter Piper Pizza.
1979-D copper cent
1 Zincoln
1972-D Jeff. nickel
2006-D Jeff. nickel
Also a token which says "Good for 20 tokens" from Peter Piper Pizza.
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Sat Oct 22, 2016 11:41 am
Three Zincolns at the Walmart Coinstar yesterday.
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Re: coinstar finds
by coindood » Mon Oct 31, 2016 11:40 pm
October totals (2016 totals)
1¢ - $.38 ($6.97)
5¢ - $.15 ($4.85)
10¢ - $.60 ($18.70)
25¢ - $.50 ($19.25)
$1 -
($1.00)
Total - $1.63 ($50.77)
Great Britain (19½p)
5 pence (1991)
Macau
10 avos (1993)
1¢ - $.38 ($6.97)
5¢ - $.15 ($4.85)
10¢ - $.60 ($18.70)
25¢ - $.50 ($19.25)
$1 -
($1.00)Total - $1.63 ($50.77)
Great Britain (19½p)
5 pence (1991)
Macau
10 avos (1993)
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Sun Nov 27, 2016 11:35 pm
Yesterday at a Coinstar machine in a Safeway store I ran into a family dumping a bunch of coins (mother and two kids). I said that if they had any rejects that I'd be happy to buy them. They got the following four foreign coins and just gave them to me...
Canada 10 cent- 2010
China 1 yi/yuan- 2015
Great Britain 10 pence- 1992
Turkeye 50 kurus- 2014
Canada 10 cent- 2010
China 1 yi/yuan- 2015
Great Britain 10 pence- 1992
Turkeye 50 kurus- 2014
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Mon Nov 28, 2016 11:22 pm
Tonight at Coinstar in a Walmart...
2011 Philippines 25 sentimo coin
2011 Philippines 25 sentimo coin
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Re: coinstar finds
by coindood » Wed Nov 30, 2016 8:30 pm
November totals (2016 totals)
1¢ - $.27 ($7.24)
5¢ - $.20 ($5.05)
10¢ - $.40 ($19.10)
25¢ - $1.50 ($20.75)
$1 - ($1.00)
Total - $2.37 ($53.14)
Canada (C$1.63)
1 cent (2008)
1¢ - $.27 ($7.24)
5¢ - $.20 ($5.05)
10¢ - $.40 ($19.10)
25¢ - $1.50 ($20.75)
$1 -
($1.00)Total - $2.37 ($53.14)
Canada (C$1.63)
1 cent (2008)
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Re: coinstar finds
by hobo finds » Sun Dec 11, 2016 9:53 am
1968 JFK half dollar 
Was with one of my kids and during this time of the year they always tell me anything we find we give to the bell ringer. I gave $3 instead
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Sun Dec 25, 2016 4:35 am
At a Coinstar in a Walmart on Christmas eve- found 7 Lincoln pennies including 2 that were copper.
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Re: coinstar finds
by coppernickel » Sun Dec 25, 2016 4:58 pm
5 - zinc Lincoln's
1962 - dime
I was very excited first silver in several months.
1962 - dime
I was very excited first silver in several months.
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Re: coinstar finds
by hobo finds » Sat Dec 31, 2016 3:26 pm
2016 Year end Coinstar and Found on the ground finds
$20.28 USD including
1949 S wheat cent
1964 d dime
1962 d dime
1968 half dollar
$.79 Canada including
$.01 (1953)
$.25 1960
$7.20 Pesos Mexico
$.32 Euros
5 Colones Costa Rica
1 cent Bahamas
1000 Rubiah Indonesia
$.06 pence Great Brittan
3 Dirham United Arab Emirates
$.01 Fiji
obsolete coinage
1 Belgian franc
1 peso Mexico
2 Cinemark Tokens
2 Peter Piper Pizza Tokens
1 Good Times Token
Frys Food Store Gift Card balance of $.23
Pocket Change Find
1945 P cent
$20.28 USD including
1949 S wheat cent
1964 d dime
1962 d dime
1968 half dollar
$.79 Canada including
$.01 (1953)
$.25 1960
$7.20 Pesos Mexico
$.32 Euros
5 Colones Costa Rica
1 cent Bahamas
1000 Rubiah Indonesia
$.06 pence Great Brittan
3 Dirham United Arab Emirates
$.01 Fiji
obsolete coinage
1 Belgian franc
1 peso Mexico
2 Cinemark Tokens
2 Peter Piper Pizza Tokens
1 Good Times Token
Frys Food Store Gift Card balance of $.23
Pocket Change Find
1945 P cent
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Re: coinstar finds
by coindood » Sun Jan 01, 2017 12:14 pm
December totals (2016 grand totals)
1¢ - $.35 ($7.59) [Wheats - 43S, 45P (x2), 50D]
5¢ - $.10 ($5.15)
10¢ - $.90 ($20.00) [Silver - 46D, 64D)
25¢ - ($20.75)
$1 - ($1.00)
Total - $1.35 ($54.59)
Canada
10 cents (1999)
25 cents (2007)
2016 Foreign found (and some totals)
[Oldest - Canada 1 cent (1969)]
Belgium
Brazil
Canada (C$1.98)
China
China Rep (Taiwan)
Cuba
Germany
Great Britain (£1.055)
Macau
Mexico
Norway
Philippines
Portugal
Qatar
South Korea
Spain
Uganda
...and various tokens, flattened pennies and such.
On to 2017!
1¢ - $.35 ($7.59) [Wheats - 43S, 45P (x2), 50D]
5¢ - $.10 ($5.15)
10¢ - $.90 ($20.00) [Silver - 46D, 64D)
25¢ -
($20.75)$1 -
($1.00)Total - $1.35 ($54.59)
Canada
10 cents (1999)
25 cents (2007)
2016 Foreign found (and some totals)
[Oldest - Canada 1 cent (1969)]
Belgium
Brazil
Canada (C$1.98)
China
China Rep (Taiwan)
Cuba
Germany
Great Britain (£1.055)
Macau
Mexico
Norway
Philippines
Portugal
Qatar
South Korea
Spain
Uganda
...and various tokens, flattened pennies and such.
On to 2017!
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Re: coinstar finds
by uthminsta » Tue Jan 03, 2017 3:29 pm
Haven't posted on RC in a while, but last night I walked up to a Coinstar in a WalMart, on the way home from vacation so it wasn't in a place I could frequent... but I scored a big handful of coins:
Japan several coins, totaling 156 Yen!
Thailand 25 Satang
and 2 US cents. Not copper.
Japan several coins, totaling 156 Yen!
Thailand 25 Satang
and 2 US cents. Not copper.
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Re: coinstar finds
by Saabman » Tue Jan 10, 2017 7:19 am
This morning on the way to work, stopped to get a couple of items at the grocery store...... 1 x 43 steelie wheat cent in their coin changer.
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Re: coinstar finds
by Bigjohn » Sun Jan 15, 2017 3:59 pm
Not a coin star find but I just got a BU 1963 nickel in change today. The thing looks like it just came out of an OBW roll this morning
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Mon Jan 23, 2017 2:17 am
From a Coinstar machine at the local Walmart...
1 U.S. Roosy dimes
4 zinc Lincolns
24 cents total (no good dates)
1 U.S. Roosy dimes
4 zinc Lincolns
24 cents total (no good dates)
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Sat Jan 28, 2017 1:45 am
From the Walmart Coinstar- one clad Washington qtr.
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Mon Jan 30, 2017 11:22 pm
From the coin cup in a coin counting machine at the bank...
50 cents in U.S. quarters (clad) (spendable)
18 cents in U.S. coins (dime plus eight pennies) (stuck together) (need to let them soak in a cup of soapy water)
1 totally mutilated 2009 Lincoln (likely not even spendable)
2 tokens (1 mutilated and from the M&M store in Las Vegas) (other is hard to identify)
1 Canadian dime (2004)
5 centavos El Salvador coin (1976)
1 cent Euro coin (2008)
50 centavos Mexican coin (2012)
I like the overflow cup!
50 cents in U.S. quarters (clad) (spendable)
18 cents in U.S. coins (dime plus eight pennies) (stuck together) (need to let them soak in a cup of soapy water)
1 totally mutilated 2009 Lincoln (likely not even spendable)
2 tokens (1 mutilated and from the M&M store in Las Vegas) (other is hard to identify)
1 Canadian dime (2004)
5 centavos El Salvador coin (1976)
1 cent Euro coin (2008)
50 centavos Mexican coin (2012)
I like the overflow cup!
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