These are from $25 in cents, $80 in nickels, $250 in dimes, and $750 in quarters. The dimes and quarters were skunks, but the nickels had a 1944-P, and the cents had 14 wheats including a 1924 and a 1940-D, which is kind of a tough date/mm variety. The cent with the hole is curious, as it has a shamrock stamped on it.
The war nickel is actually quite colorful in hand.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
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@CRHer700 said:
These are from $25 in cents, $80 in nickels, $250 in dimes, and $750 in quarters. The dimes and quarters were skunks, but the nickels had a 1944-P, and the cents had 14 wheats including a 1924 and a 1940-D, which is kind of a tough date/mm variety. The cent with the hole is curious, as it has a shamrock stamped on it.
The war nickel is actually quite colorful in hand.
The cent is probably a good luck charm to wear. Hence the hole for a necklace made from a chain or string.
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Here's a coin roll & mint set (no, proof set) find. I guess people break these sets open and try to spend these things. I found it in a customer wrapped roll. Not sure if they would go through a coin counting machine. I suppose someone could have mistaken it for a small dollar.
Disclaimer: I'm not a dealer, trader, grader, investor or professional numismatist. I'm just a hobbyist. (To protect me but mostly you! 🤣 )
@OAKSTAR said:
Here's a coin roll & mint set (no, proof set) find. I guess people break these sets open and try to spend these things. I found it in a customer wrapped roll. Not sure if they would go through a coin counting machine. I suppose someone could have mistaken it for a small dollar.
Well, you lost a dollar, but you gained, oh I really don't know. Good finds.
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@OAKSTAR said:
Here's a coin roll & mint set (no, proof set) find. I guess people break these sets open and try to spend these things. I found it in a customer wrapped roll. Not sure if they would go through a coin counting machine. I suppose someone could have mistaken it for a small dollar.
I went thru some customer rolls of quarters and found a Presidential dollar among the quarters. That $ made up for the quarters that they sorted in the roll.
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@OAKSTAR said: @JWP - I've found some crazy stuff in rolls over the years. I once found a guitar pick in a bank wrapped roll of halves!! 😂 😉
Ever found a heavy washer that is EXACTLY the same size as a quarter?
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"If it's a penny for your thoughts and you put in your two cents worth, then someone...somewhere...is making a penny." - Steven Wright
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Here are some of the coins/junk that I have found in customer wrapped rolls.
Not included are the US Coins that were placed in the wrong rolls. The Presidential $ in a roll or 46 quarters in a customer wrapped quarter roll.
This is the only way I can explain why people do this.
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@OAKSTAR said: @JWP - I've found some crazy stuff in rolls over the years. I once found a guitar pick in a bank wrapped roll of halves!! 😂 😉
Ever found a heavy washer that is EXACTLY the same size as a quarter?
How about this. I don’t have a picture, but it turned out to be a perfectly quarter sized “No Cash Value” token. I had delusions of Barbers and SLQs, but alas it was not to be.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
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Last week’s weekly pickup results: $300 in nickels, $250 in dimes, and $500 in halves. Halves were skunks, dimes had 2 rosies, and nickels had another 3 buffs and 2 proofs.
The 1960 has “road rash”
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
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@joeykoins said:
This has a thread on its own.
But, I didn't want to leave my CRHunting commerarades, in the dark.
Today, I picked this bank cent box up.
When I realized it all contained Customer wrapped rolls. I DID want to return them.
Then, I decided to open a roll first.
BINGO! I am so glad I changed my mind!
In the first roll I checked, too!
Good job on that IHC! Customer rolls do happen occasionally in sealed boxes, but it is rare. I once had a half box that was half CWRs and half MWRs, and I once got a full box of my own dime rolls, that they had just resealed and sent back, but those are the only time that this has happened to me.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
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I search rolls every week. I don’t post much, because I don’t find many that are different from what you find. I learn a lot in this thread. Anyhow, I hadn’t found a W in over a year, one silver dime, a few IHCs, and just BUs and AUs that I sort and save.
Yesterday I searched six quarter wraps, four dime wraps, and four nickel wraps. It was good:
I've been busy with family.
Took a moment to go through 10 rolls.
An 'S' and another mystery from the QuarterMaster...
Coins are Neato!
"If it's a penny for your thoughts and you put in your two cents worth, then someone...somewhere...is making a penny." - Steven Wright
@Fraz said:
I search rolls every week. I don’t post much, because I don’t find many that are different from what you find. I learn a lot in this thread. Anyhow, I hadn’t found a W in over a year, one silver dime, a few IHCs, and just BUs and AUs that I sort and save.
Yesterday I searched six quarter wraps, four dime wraps, and four nickel wraps. It was good:
Great job! Is the 2005-S Alaska Quarter a silver or a clad proof? Also, a Buffalo is great for only four rolls.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
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Hunt from last Tuesday: $10 in cents, $24 in nickels, $60 in dimes, $100 in quarters, and 19 wholes resulted in skunks on the first 3 denominations, but the quarters had a W, an unc. S, and a proof S. That is my first unc. S-Mint this year. The W is no. 22 for me all time. The dollars had a 2007-S proof John Adams dollar, surprising considering these were loose coins from the teller’s tray.
Also, the W became my first ever W quarter ender.
I was late posting because today was the third day in a row of my sister’s softball games. She is the pitcher on her team and played 3 games today. I received quite the severe sunburn, payment for living in Florida.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
I'll be chasing little white round balls later today with my boy...I would really like to bring a metal detector to some of these old courses, I just don't think that would go down very well
maybe at night
@Coinscratch said:
I'll be chasing little white round balls later today with my boy...I would really like to bring a metal detector to some of these old courses, I just don't think that would go down very well
maybe at night
@Coinscratch said:
I'll be chasing little white round balls later today with my boy...I would really like to bring a metal detector to some of these old courses, I just don't think that would go down very well
maybe at night
Stealth detector built into a golf bag cart.
Excuse me sir what are you doing over there…just filling my divot..damn gophers.
These always startle me. I just found two, side by side, small date first, in a roll. It took just a second to see the zinc surface of the SD, and feel the weight of the LD. But, dang, I felt like Bill Gates’ wife for two nanosecond
.
@Fraz said:
They’re on eBay. Quite a selection, new and vintage.
How vintage do they have to be before they’re worth more than the cost of shipping? Asking because I have found several but would need to dig them up to find how vintage and what they are.
I cannot locate that quote yet.
It pretty much depends on my obsession. I have resolved that every piece that I buy costs five for shipping. I am adding five dollars to the value of every coin that ships— Inoculating my brain to not fret over shipping costs for owning something that is pretty. When I get to a show, every coin is five dollars cheaper.
Each has his way to figure it out, none more numb than mine.
Last week’s weekly pickup: $300 in nickels yielded one 1945-P war nickel, $250 in dimes were skunks, and $500 in halves had a 1986-S proof. I am switching to 3 boxes of nickels and 3 boxes of dime next week.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
@Coinscratch said:
__They say buy the coin not the holder. I say buy the coin worthy of the holder.
Will post any results later after dark when I can take decent pictures.
These could be Facebooks coins…
It should be legit. The packaging is just like what they used back 1978. I remember how easy these were to open versus the boxes from Fullment center these days. However, we did not have the theft problems then that we have today.
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Hunt from Tuesday: $11 in cents, $20 in nickels, $55 in dimes, and $100 in quarters had three wheats and one W. These quarters have been good recently, four keepers in $200.
W is No.23
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
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The last box had the three S minted coins that I posted earlier and a single W, 2019 RoNR... New box picked up today.
These are from $25 in cents, $80 in nickels, $250 in dimes, and $750 in quarters. The dimes and quarters were skunks, but the nickels had a 1944-P, and the cents had 14 wheats including a 1924 and a 1940-D, which is kind of a tough date/mm variety. The cent with the hole is curious, as it has a shamrock stamped on it.
The war nickel is actually quite colorful in hand.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
The cent is probably a good luck charm to wear. Hence the hole for a necklace made from a chain or string.
Here's a coin roll & mint set (no, proof set) find. I guess people break these sets open and try to spend these things. I found it in a customer wrapped roll. Not sure if they would go through a coin counting machine. I suppose someone could have mistaken it for a small dollar.
Disclaimer: I'm not a dealer, trader, grader, investor or professional numismatist. I'm just a hobbyist. (To protect me but mostly you! 🤣 )
Well, you lost a dollar, but you gained, oh I really don't know. Good finds.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
Countermark cents are back:
Those are very similar to the one that I posted above, except your shamrocks have stems. Where did you find those?
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They’re on eBay. Quite a selection, new and vintage.
Just went thru 2 boxes of nickles and these are the 2-1943 P War Nickles that I found.
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You know, where would you buy a punch that is that powerful?
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Use a very heavy hammer
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We call it a BFH here.
Wouldn’t such a small punch break under the pressure of the hammer?
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
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Nice obverse lamination crack on the 43 pictured on the right side of your photo.
I went thru some customer rolls of quarters and found a Presidential dollar among the quarters. That $ made up for the quarters that they sorted in the roll.
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@JWP - I've found some crazy stuff in rolls over the years. I once found a guitar pick in a bank wrapped roll of halves!! 😂 😉
Disclaimer: I'm not a dealer, trader, grader, investor or professional numismatist. I'm just a hobbyist. (To protect me but mostly you! 🤣 )
Ever found a heavy washer that is EXACTLY the same size as a quarter?
Coins are Neato!
"If it's a penny for your thoughts and you put in your two cents worth, then someone...somewhere...is making a penny." - Steven Wright
Someone is ripping us off!! 🤣 😂
Disclaimer: I'm not a dealer, trader, grader, investor or professional numismatist. I'm just a hobbyist. (To protect me but mostly you! 🤣 )
@OAKSTAR
Here are some of the coins/junk that I have found in customer wrapped rolls.
Not included are the US Coins that were placed in the wrong rolls. The Presidential $ in a roll or 46 quarters in a customer wrapped quarter roll.
This is the only way I can explain why people do this.
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Successful Transactions with more than 100 Members
How about this. I don’t have a picture, but it turned out to be a perfectly quarter sized “No Cash Value” token. I had delusions of Barbers and SLQs, but alas it was not to be.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
Last week’s weekly pickup results: $300 in nickels, $250 in dimes, and $500 in halves. Halves were skunks, dimes had 2 rosies, and nickels had another 3 buffs and 2 proofs.
The 1960 has “road rash”
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
My last box picked up pne W, a very nice AU 2019 AMP...
@ CRHer700
Here is an example:
This has a thread on its own.
But, I didn't want to leave my CRHunting commerarades, in the dark.
Today, I picked this bank cent box up.
When I realized it all contained Customer wrapped rolls. I DID want to return them.
Then, I decided to open a roll first.
BINGO! I am so glad I changed my mind!
In the first roll I checked, too!
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.Good job on that IHC! Customer rolls do happen occasionally in sealed boxes, but it is rare. I once had a half box that was half CWRs and half MWRs, and I once got a full box of my own dime rolls, that they had just resealed and sent back, but those are the only time that this has happened to me.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
I search rolls every week. I don’t post much, because I don’t find many that are different from what you find. I learn a lot in this thread. Anyhow, I hadn’t found a W in over a year, one silver dime, a few IHCs, and just BUs and AUs that I sort and save.
Yesterday I searched six quarter wraps, four dime wraps, and four nickel wraps. It was good:
Interesting find, 1979S Type-1. 3.6M minted (combined with type-2
It's been awhile
Let's GO...
RESULTS
3 40%'ers
Could be worse.
Thanks guys 🙂
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.I've been busy with family.
Took a moment to go through 10 rolls.
An 'S' and another mystery from the QuarterMaster...
Coins are Neato!
"If it's a penny for your thoughts and you put in your two cents worth, then someone...somewhere...is making a penny." - Steven Wright
Great job! Is the 2005-S Alaska Quarter a silver or a clad proof? Also, a Buffalo is great for only four rolls.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
Hunt from last Tuesday: $10 in cents, $24 in nickels, $60 in dimes, $100 in quarters, and 19 wholes resulted in skunks on the first 3 denominations, but the quarters had a W, an unc. S, and a proof S. That is my first unc. S-Mint this year. The W is no. 22 for me all time. The dollars had a 2007-S proof John Adams dollar, surprising considering these were loose coins from the teller’s tray.
Also, the W became my first ever W quarter ender.
I was late posting because today was the third day in a row of my sister’s softball games. She is the pitcher on her team and played 3 games today. I received quite the severe sunburn, payment for living in Florida.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
You found one W per eighty.
It’s clad.
@Coinscratch is back people, make sure that you say hello!
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
I'll be chasing little white round balls later today with my boy...I would really like to bring a metal detector to some of these old courses, I just don't think that would go down very well
maybe at night
Welcome back @Coinscratch - soon as I get out of jail I'll do a shot with you!
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Coinscratch;
Hello 🖐👋🫂🖐👋
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.I can’t wait that long 😂
Stealth detector built into a golf bag cart.
Excuse me sir what are you doing over there…just filling my divot..damn gophers.
Damn Barney, now that's down right mean.......................
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Who even are you 😂 jail bird, lol.
It’s cool man I’m just playing around after all you were there for me In my time of sadness 👉🏿😂
Still getting mores S mints then W, 2nd one of the box, no W and only 8 roll to go...
These always startle me. I just found two, side by side, small date first, in a roll. It took just a second to see the zinc surface of the SD, and feel the weight of the LD. But, dang, I felt like Bill Gates’ wife for two nanosecond
.
How vintage do they have to be before they’re worth more than the cost of shipping? Asking because I have found several but would need to dig them up to find how vintage and what they are.
I cannot locate that quote yet.
It pretty much depends on my obsession. I have resolved that every piece that I buy costs five for shipping. I am adding five dollars to the value of every coin that ships— Inoculating my brain to not fret over shipping costs for owning something that is pretty. When I get to a show, every coin is five dollars cheaper.
Each has his way to figure it out, none more numb than mine.
I’ll figure out that quote and edit an answer.
Last week’s weekly pickup: $300 in nickels yielded one 1945-P war nickel, $250 in dimes were skunks, and $500 in halves had a 1986-S proof. I am switching to 3 boxes of nickels and 3 boxes of dime next week.
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
__They say buy the coin not the holder. I say buy the coin worthy of the holder.
Will post any results later after dark when I can take decent pictures.
These could be Facebooks coins…
It should be legit. The packaging is just like what they used back 1978. I remember how easy these were to open versus the boxes from Fullment center these days. However, we did not have the theft problems then that we have today.
USN & USAF retired 1971-1993
Successful Transactions with more than 100 Members
Hunt from Tuesday: $11 in cents, $20 in nickels, $55 in dimes, and $100 in quarters had three wheats and one W. These quarters have been good recently, four keepers in $200.
W is No.23
Cheers, and God Bless, CRHer700
Do unto others what you expect to be done to you.
From the recent auction of the Mark Zuckerberg collection?