51 pennies in Coinstar, day before yesterday, at Food Lion-also two plastic pennies. One 1998 zinc penny has a obverse offset strike (small) with a "cratered" rim on the opposite side from the 8. The 8 of 1998 is at the edge of the coin. (Maybe a small value error? Like 50 cents worth.)
A convenience store clerk gives me a shiny 1976 bicentennial quarter. I look closer. It has an S mint mark. I look this up. Apparently it is 40% silver. I didn't know these existed.
Went back to Food Lion today. The Coinstar machine has been hauled away.
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Re: coinstar finds
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Fri May 18, 2018 12:37 am
AuStruck wrote: Went back to Food Lion today. The Coinstar machine has been hauled away.
I went to a grocery store 6-12 months ago where the Coinstar machine was hauled away, but a different brand (forget the name) was brought in to replace it. So all is not necessarily lost...
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Re: coinstar finds
by cwgii » Thu May 24, 2018 9:25 am
3 pennies sitting on the ledge , put them in . rejected them all. lol
another machine had a beat up q in trhe reject tray
another machine had a beat up q in trhe reject tray
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Re: coinstar finds
by hobo finds » Thu May 31, 2018 5:33 pm
May Coinstar and found on the ground finds
$.95 USD
1¢ - 15
5¢ - 1
10¢ - 5
25¢ - 1
50¢ -
$--
obsolete coins
1961 United Kingdom 6 pence
1961 Italy 50 lire 1954
tokens
other misc.
Pocket Change Finds
Canada cent
$.95 USD
1¢ - 15
5¢ - 1
10¢ - 5
25¢ - 1
50¢ -
$--
obsolete coins
1961 United Kingdom 6 pence
1961 Italy 50 lire 1954
tokens
other misc.
Pocket Change Finds
Canada cent
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Re: coinstar finds
by coindood » Thu May 31, 2018 10:41 pm
May totals (2018 totals)
1¢ - $.36 (1.53)
5¢ - .25 (1.00)
10¢ - 1.20 (4.90)
25¢ - 1.50 (2.25)
Total - $3.31 ($9.68)
Aruba
1 florin (2016)
Canada
5 cents (2008, 2014)
10 cents (2005, 2006P, 2012, 2015, 2016)
Mexico
5 centavos (2001), 50 centavos (2017) <---1st 2017 foreign!
Russia
1 rouble (2005 ММД)
2018 Countries (6)
Aruba, Canada, Ethiopia, Great Britain, Mexico, Russia
1¢ - $.36 (1.53)
5¢ - .25 (1.00)
10¢ - 1.20 (4.90)
25¢ - 1.50 (2.25)
Total - $3.31 ($9.68)
Aruba
1 florin (2016)
Canada
5 cents (2008, 2014)
10 cents (2005, 2006P, 2012, 2015, 2016)
Mexico
5 centavos (2001), 50 centavos (2017) <---1st 2017 foreign!
Russia
1 rouble (2005 ММД)
2018 Countries (6)
Aruba, Canada, Ethiopia, Great Britain, Mexico, Russia
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Re: coinstar finds
by hobo finds » Sat Jun 30, 2018 7:11 pm
June Coinstar and found on the ground finds
$21.98 USD
1¢ - 18
5¢ -
10¢ - 3
25¢ - 2
50¢ -
$-- 21
$.05 Guatemala 5 centavos
obsolete coins
tokens
Angel token
other misc.
$5.00 winning lottery ticket
Lake Taho Smashed Penny
Pocket Change Finds
$21.98 USD
1¢ - 18
5¢ -
10¢ - 3
25¢ - 2
50¢ -
$-- 21
$.05 Guatemala 5 centavos
obsolete coins
tokens
Angel token
other misc.
$5.00 winning lottery ticket
Lake Taho Smashed Penny
Pocket Change Finds
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Re: coinstar finds
by coindood » Sat Jun 30, 2018 9:17 pm
June totals (2018 totals)
1¢ - .29 (1.82)
5¢ - .25 (1.25)
10¢ - .70 (5.60)
25¢ - 1.25 (3.50)
Total - 2.49 (12.17)
Included above are two 1943-P steelies
Nickel-sized flattened penny. Looks like deliberate damage rather than anything novelty related.
United Arab Emirates
1 dirham (1428/2007)
2018 Countries (7)
Aruba, Canada, Ethiopia, Great Britain, Mexico, Russia, United Arab Emirates
1¢ - .29 (1.82)
5¢ - .25 (1.25)
10¢ - .70 (5.60)
25¢ - 1.25 (3.50)
Total - 2.49 (12.17)
Included above are two 1943-P steelies
Nickel-sized flattened penny. Looks like deliberate damage rather than anything novelty related.
United Arab Emirates
1 dirham (1428/2007)
2018 Countries (7)
Aruba, Canada, Ethiopia, Great Britain, Mexico, Russia, United Arab Emirates
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Wed Jul 18, 2018 1:01 am
From the Coinstar at the local Walmart...
One Zincoln penny
1964-D Roosy dime (nice BU I might add, but I don't believe in slabbing 64-D's)
2005 Canada dime
And then I walked down an aisle to get my ice cream...found another dime
And then I went to pay for my ice cream and in the change return I found the following:
3 pennies
1 nickel
1 dime
3 quarters
(93 cents from the change return- no good dates)
One Zincoln penny
1964-D Roosy dime (nice BU I might add, but I don't believe in slabbing 64-D's)
2005 Canada dime
And then I walked down an aisle to get my ice cream...found another dime
And then I went to pay for my ice cream and in the change return I found the following:
3 pennies
1 nickel
1 dime
3 quarters
(93 cents from the change return- no good dates)
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Re: coinstar finds
by hobo finds » Tue Jul 31, 2018 5:17 pm
July Coinstar and Found on the ground finds
$91.76 USD
1c - 11
5c - 4
10c - 2
25c - 1
50c -
$-- $91.00 (3 - $20's, 1 - $10, $3 - $5, 6 - $1)
Canada $.01
[/obsolete coins / bills
1 Ireland Punt note 9/9/82
[b][/tokens
b]
Wildcat car wash
[b][/other miscb]
$2.00 winning lottery ticket
[b]pocket change finds
$91.76 USD
1c - 11
5c - 4
10c - 2
25c - 1
50c -
$-- $91.00 (3 - $20's, 1 - $10, $3 - $5, 6 - $1)
Canada $.01
[/obsolete coins / bills
1 Ireland Punt note 9/9/82
[b][/tokens
b]
Wildcat car wash
[b][/other miscb]
$2.00 winning lottery ticket
[b]pocket change finds
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Re: coinstar finds
by coindood » Tue Jul 31, 2018 6:42 pm
July totals (2018 totals)
1¢ - .26 (2.08)
5¢ - .10 (1.35)
10¢ - .60 (6.20)
25¢ - .50 (4.00)
Total - 1.46 (13.63)
Included above were 1930 and 1945-S wheaties and a 1964-D dime.
Australia
1 dollar (2015)
Canada
10 cents (1984), (2014)
25 cents (2011 Caribou x2), (2014)
Great Britain
1 penny (1998)
Greece
1 euro cent (2003)
Japan
1 yen (Year 58/1983) [Shōwa era]
Two flattened pennies
Fort Zion/Virgin Utah/Covered Wagon
Fort Zion/Virgin Utah/Virgin Trading Post
2018 Countries (10)
Aruba, Australia, Canada, Ethiopia, Great Britain, Greece, Japan, Mexico, Russia, United Arab Emirates
1¢ - .26 (2.08)
5¢ - .10 (1.35)
10¢ - .60 (6.20)
25¢ - .50 (4.00)
Total - 1.46 (13.63)
Included above were 1930 and 1945-S wheaties and a 1964-D dime.
Australia
1 dollar (2015)
Canada
10 cents (1984), (2014)
25 cents (2011 Caribou x2), (2014)
Great Britain
1 penny (1998)
Greece
1 euro cent (2003)
Japan
1 yen (Year 58/1983) [Shōwa era]
Two flattened pennies
Fort Zion/Virgin Utah/Covered Wagon
Fort Zion/Virgin Utah/Virgin Trading Post
2018 Countries (10)
Aruba, Australia, Canada, Ethiopia, Great Britain, Greece, Japan, Mexico, Russia, United Arab Emirates
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Re: coinstar finds
by cwgii » Sat Aug 04, 2018 2:19 pm
4 zn pennies that are heat expanded
a nickel with rolled edges
and a 1968 canadian dime
a nickel with rolled edges
and a 1968 canadian dime
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Wed Aug 08, 2018 1:20 am
From a Coinstar machine in a Walmart... got $1.16 + a token.
2 quarters
4 dimes
1 Nickel
21 pennies
All U.S.- no good dates.
2 quarters
4 dimes
1 Nickel
21 pennies
All U.S.- no good dates.
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Re: coinstar finds
by cwgii » Wed Aug 08, 2018 9:30 am
always check the reject before dumping my own coins.
a penny and nickel yesterday
a penny and nickel yesterday
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Sat Aug 11, 2018 12:21 am
cwgii wrote:always check the reject before dumping my own coins.
a penny and nickel yesterday
Agreed. Also, many people don’t know you can avoid the Coinstar fee if you are willing to get a gift card.
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Re: coinstar finds
by TXSTARFIRE » Sat Aug 11, 2018 10:58 am
2016 Mexican 50c in coinstar at local Walmart. It is about the size of a dime but twice as thick.
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Re: coinstar finds
by TwoAndAHalfCents » Mon Aug 20, 2018 12:09 am
Recyclersteve wrote:cwgii wrote:always check the reject before dumping my own coins.
a penny and nickel yesterday
Agreed. Also, many people don’t know you can avoid the Coinstar fee if you are willing to get a gift card.
I think Coinstar has dropped all of their gift card options except for Amazon.
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Mon Aug 20, 2018 2:44 am
TwoAndAHalfCents wrote:Recyclersteve wrote:cwgii wrote:always check the reject before dumping my own coins.
a penny and nickel yesterday
Agreed. Also, many people don’t know you can avoid the Coinstar fee if you are willing to get a gift card.
I think Coinstar has dropped all of their gift card options except for Amazon.
Damnazon!
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Re: coinstar finds
by hobo finds » Fri Aug 31, 2018 7:46 pm
August Constar and found on the ground finds
1c 27
5c 8
10c 9
25c 2
Total USD $2.07
Obsolete coins
.20 Mexico peso (4 5c)
Tokens
Peter piper pizza
Angle
Other miss
$1.00 US postage
1c 27
5c 8
10c 9
25c 2
Total USD $2.07
Obsolete coins
.20 Mexico peso (4 5c)
Tokens
Peter piper pizza
Angle
Other miss
$1.00 US postage
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Fri Aug 31, 2018 9:12 pm
1964 silver dime found yesterday at a Coinstar machine.
Today I found a 1953 silver dime at a different CS machine.
Two days in a row. Pretty unusual for me.
Today I found a 1953 silver dime at a different CS machine.
Two days in a row. Pretty unusual for me.
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Re: coinstar finds
by coindood » Fri Aug 31, 2018 10:15 pm
August totals (2018 totals)
1¢ - .17 (2.25)
5¢ - .20 (1.55)
10¢ - .10 (6.30)
25¢ - 1.25 (5.25)
Total - 1.72 (15.35)
No foreigns
If not for the quarters, this would've been a really weak month.
1¢ - .17 (2.25)
5¢ - .20 (1.55)
10¢ - .10 (6.30)
25¢ - 1.25 (5.25)
Total - 1.72 (15.35)
No foreigns
If not for the quarters, this would've been a really weak month.
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Re: coinstar finds
by coindood » Tue Sep 18, 2018 10:23 am
I'm greeted by this poor trapped penny every time I check the local CS. How does this happen??
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Re: coinstar finds
by Recyclersteve » Wed Sep 19, 2018 4:50 am
Totally stumped on that one!
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