Back home for fall break and went to the bank for a box of quarters. Unfortunately, I got a box of brand new 2022 Ninna Otero-Warren quarters straight from Denver. I know a few of you would love this box but this is not something I would look through. Are there any errors known yet for the D mint Ninna Otero-Warren quarters? Any suggestions on what to do other than cracking all the rolls to return to the bank? I have cracked a few rolls and they are full rolls of brand new quarters.
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@Kliao said:
Back home for fall break and went to the bank for a box of quarters. Unfortunately, I got a box of brand new 2022 Ninna Otero-Warren quarters straight from Denver. I know a few of you would love this box but this is not something I would look through. Are there any errors known yet for the D mint Ninna Otero-Warren quarters? Any suggestions on what to do other than cracking all the rolls to return to the bank? I have cracked a few rolls and they are full rolls of brand new quarters.
I got a Nina Otero-Warren 2022-D box also. I am trying to eBay them, but no luck so far. I will slowly open them and check for errors and return them to the bank if I have to. So far, there is not much to search these for. I may just search a few rolls and return the rest unsearched. I will wait a short while before giving up on these, just in case something shows up that I should search for.
@Kliao said:
Back home for fall break and went to the bank for a box of quarters. Unfortunately, I got a box of brand new 2022 Ninna Otero-Warren quarters straight from Denver. I know a few of you would love this box but this is not something I would look through. Are there any errors known yet for the D mint Ninna Otero-Warren quarters? Any suggestions on what to do other than cracking all the rolls to return to the bank? I have cracked a few rolls and they are full rolls of brand new quarters.
I got a Nina Otero-Warren 2022-D box also. I am trying to eBay them, but no luck so far. I will slowly open them and check for errors and return them to the bank if I have to. So far, there is not much to search these for. I may just search a few rolls and return the rest unsearched. I will wait a short while before giving up on these, just in case something shows up that I should search for.
Just went through 4-5 rolls and all I found were 5 with the small die chip on Washington's nose.
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@Kliao said:
Just went through 4-5 rolls and all I found were 5 with the small die chip on Washington's nose.
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just for the sake of die study, if you'd post a pic, i'd appreciate it. kinda interesting to see the failure spots on the obv dies across different quarters for 2019 forward.
@JoeyCoins .... Slow, but the W's are still coming... Well, in the rolls.... In the wild they seem to be extremely rare. I have only found that one in the Coinstar reject slot. Cheers, RickO
@Kliao said:
Just went through 4-5 rolls and all I found were 5 with the small die chip on Washington's nose.
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just for the sake of die study, if you'd post a pic, i'd appreciate it. kinda interesting to see the failure spots on the obv dies across different quarters for 2019 forward.
Took them with a macro lens on my phone, haven't set up my digital microscope yet on my new computer.
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From the last box I posted... 28 beautiful rolls of fresh Denver Wongs.
2 Ws.
1 Proof.
A really nice Spitting Horse.
That went fairly well
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
It's finally out of the 20's. Almost 50 degrees today and time for a car rinse.
I only needed 4 quarters...I put in a $20, you know, because. lol.
Don't know what order they came out but this was honestly the second coin I flipped over in my hand
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
@Coinscratch said:
A while back I accidentally cherrypicked a pawn shop while buying around 8 1959 BU Lincolns for $3 each. Not knowing what they were I left a few there. Three of them are the DDO and I had one graded (TV Shown) and it just came back MS65 DDO PG. $300.00
Today, I called them and they still had 3 left, almost a year later...
Here they are and 2 are DDO for a total of five.
NON DDO
DDO
I know, probably just me being picky, but those two beautiful pennies in the plastic aren't wheat.
That should have been the first clue. The shop owner had previously showed me some poor results from PCGS on Mercs. They all looked really nice and lustrious but they graded 64 & 5. He sounded disgruntled about the whole experience and I think that cured any need of his to have coins graded
I got him on speed dial now.
Vintage Denver bus token in my dimes.
A bit smaller than a dime.
I've only seen pictures, never had one.
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
A reason why I dislike customer rolls for the most part. Got $200 of quarters and received all customer wrapped. 2 of the rolls had about half replaced with nickels! I can take 1 or 2 at the most but half of the roll?!?
There was a silver quarter in the mix along with a French Franc and a Chicago Bears token of some sort, you can tell I'm in the Chicago area .
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@Kliao said:
A reason why I dislike customer rolls for the most part. Got $200 of quarters and received all customer wrapped. 2 of the rolls had about half replaced with nickels! I can take 1 or 2 at the most but half of the roll?!?
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that is probably the worst abuse i've seen and is the type of reason my bank stopped accepting customer returned rolls. they usually know the roll searchers so it is easy to weed us out and the machine kicks back everything odd.
you MAY want to mention it to the bank (there could be negative effects that hurt roll searching) so they can try to figure out whom the scammer is.
@Kliao said:
A reason why I dislike customer rolls for the most part. Got $200 of quarters and received all customer wrapped. 2 of the rolls had about half replaced with nickels! I can take 1 or 2 at the most but half of the roll?!?
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that is probably the worst abuse i've seen and is the type of reason my bank stopped accepting customer returned rolls. they usually know the roll searchers so it is easy to weed us out and the machine kicks back everything odd.
you MAY want to mention it to the bank (there could be negative effects that hurt roll searching) so they can try to figure out whom the scammer is.
Yeah, I will be to let them know. I suspect it was not a roll searcher that did this but a dishonest customer as there was a silver quarter in the mix.
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@Kliao said:
A reason why I dislike customer rolls for the most part. Got $200 of quarters and received all customer wrapped. 2 of the rolls had about half replaced with nickels! I can take 1 or 2 at the most but half of the roll?!?
There was a silver quarter in the mix along with a French Franc and a Chicago Bears token of some sort, you can tell I'm in the Chicago area .
Chicago area? Forget about it, that’s where Joey lives, you might as well take up another hobby or move to another city
@Kliao said:
A reason why I dislike customer rolls for the most part. Got $200 of quarters and received all customer wrapped. 2 of the rolls had about half replaced with nickels! I can take 1 or 2 at the most but half of the roll?!?
There was a silver quarter in the mix along with a French Franc and a Chicago Bears token of some sort, you can tell I'm in the Chicago area .
Chicago area? Forget about it, that’s where Joey lives, you might as well take up another hobby or move to another city
I'm pretty sure he's a bit south of me, maybe that's why I can't find anything, I'm getting all of joey's leftovers from the Chicago fed!
@Coinscratch said:
You know, he searches Nickels too
Joey, did you do this
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This week's half dollar find: 2 boxes searched ($1000 face value)
6 NIFC coins including a 1987-P and this
James Doolittle stickered Kennedy- The date is 2015
and this 1983-P no FG
No silver
Quarters fared much better. 8 boxes searched ($4000 face value)
"W"'s # 24, 25, and 26.
Maya Anjelou VDDR 002
10, 11, and12.
Maya Anjelou VDDR 001
24, 25, 26 and 27
Nebraska WDDR-28 or 59 or?
West Virginia:
Die chips on side of building
WDDR-081 or 084 or?
WDDR #38
Not shown--A few "S" proof's and some "S" circulation strike NIFC's
I got 5 rolls of quarters yesterday. They were all customer wrapped and from the same person. They were each short 1 quarter. Gee, was that accidental? So far in the few short weeks I have been roll searching they have been customer wraps. Today, I got 10 bank wrapped rolls. Hoping I find something good! I will let you know how it goes.
Bob
ebay seller name milbroco email bcmiller7@comcast.net
Well only 3 rolls in and nothing. They all seem to be dated about 2014 and older. I guess it's not looking good for "W's. I don't know what else to look for other that the extra ear of corn.
Bob
ebay seller name milbroco email bcmiller7@comcast.net
@milbroco said:
Well only 3 rolls in and nothing. They all seem to be dated about 2014 and older. I guess it's not looking good for "W's. I don't know what else to look for other that the extra ear of corn.
Bob
Many, many varieties in the Washington quarter series. I always check the PCGS Price Guide. Check any date, than you should see if that particular coin has any varieties. Or The Cherry Pickers Book, for the Quarters.
Good Luck
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@milbroco said:
So what you are saying is that I need to spend more money and buy the book. This is an expensive hobby. I guess a coin store will have the book?
That book looks like this.
However, be careful. Not to spend too much on these books. One can search for better offers, elsewhere.
Also, like I mentioned in my earlier post. Use our host's, (PCGS) Price Guide.
The varieties will popup. All for FREE!
"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.
Oh!
Let's not forget all the recent 2021 and 2022 treasures.
Many HOT varieties and errors produced by the mint because of work shortage.
Yes, even at our Mint.
Thank You U.S. Mint.
Quite a few are sold on Ebay for some very high premiums.
2021 Airmen
2022 Willma Mankiller
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Just returned form the Grocery store with a dozen eggs and this -
This makes an interesting story of thanksgiving - My parents were married
in 1956, and I have been, in the last 2 months, distributing some of the
funds from my parental inheritance to church charities. I was amazed
when I saw this dime in my change. It has some nice speckled toning.
I find it hard to imagine that it has been floating around in daily commerce
till today, when I removed it from circulation.
Now then, I decided to post all the "silver" coins I have received from
circulation till today. The 1944-S Mercury dime I found lying in the dirt,
and the 1941 Walker Half was received from a bank teller.
Wish me well to keep getting silver coins in my change - this is the best
part of my small coin collection.
Hope Y'all enjoy this small set. Thanks & Happy Thanksgiving !
Coinscratch - If I read you correctly this coin was in a collection album OR an uncirculated mint set ? It looks like it has been around for quite a while, and perhaps if it was in the pool all those years it would have deeper wear ? I would put the grade at lower than good. The reverse torch is well worn as is the hair. Rest is OK and lettering is very clear.
you know, if we were all doing this like 8-12 years ago (when flat-rate was less than half for small boxes of the price they are now) it would be FUN to get a group together of about 5-10 people and once we search a group, send it to another person to look through to see if they could find something others have missed. it would kinda sting but be a good humored opportunity as well. i'd LOVE to learn about something i've been missing that i'd rather not although there are some things you all pull out that i don't any more, including some ddo, ddr, struck-through etc.
think of coin shows, online, shops etc where you KNOW many eyes have already looked at what you are looking at YET, still being able to find something you want.
a more recent OBVIOUS one happened to me when i attended a shop where i hadn't seen a particular person for many years and lo and behold, after months of not going myself, i run into this person (they got there before me partly due to construction), although i really couldn't place them til near the end of their visit upon which i tried to do some basic chit-chat and it didn't go very far BUT as irony would have it, a couple/few weeks later i go back and i go there first this time and they showed up after idk, 30-40 minutes. W O W. 2x on the same day out of years of attendance. SO, the first time, they were going through the foreign bucket while i was going through trays for type coins and slabs, of which i found a nice handful, then figured there wasn't much in the bucket but i hadn't done it in a while and said, why not. they bought, idk a dollar or two worth which is quite a few foreign coins and a hour or two later i had well over 3 pounds! so it is amazing sometimes what other aren't interested in, don't know to look for, don't have the money for, time, energy etc.
This set is on the way, I bought it because the Kennedy looks really good. You can see luster and the shadow around his bust
Wrong bust, but it looks like it could be good and for 7 bucks why not.
Then I was just window shopping and came across that same shadowy bust on a MS67. This could be good.
Then what do y’all think about these two?
This one looks PL but, if the light is diffused and still bright enough this phenomenon can happen. It was the only coin related item this seller had out of couple hundred electronic listings so again, roll the dice.
On this one the Kennedy and the Washington are both showing PL tendencies unless possibly again the lighting is in the sellers favor.
But again this seller was a one off for coins so I doubt it was purposeful.
Please help me understand. The Kennedy half above looks to have a lot of scratches or something wrong on the surface. What makes this a MS?
Thanks,
Bob
ebay seller name milbroco email bcmiller7@comcast.net
So at long last my local credit union had $19 worth of halves...one roll was just all Bicentennials...but the other $9 worth had a 1964!!! and two 1968's (40% silver)! Wow, to be able to get a nice big silver coin (plus two 40%ers) at face value is quite the lucky find, is it not?
@milbroco said:
Please help me understand. The Kennedy half above looks to have a lot of scratches or something wrong on the surface. What makes this a MS?
Thanks,
Bob
Mint State is basically uncirculated/unworn then other factors determine how good MS 60 thru 70 it is including and certainly not limited to strike, luster, and preservation. If you're referring to the '68 I was just pointing out the luster in the fields and how to spot it from sellers pics. And yes, there are some hits on that one and hopefully not too many.
The pics never tell the whole story in fact it's very likely that none of these coins will be worth grading. Once under a loupe and you figure out it wouldn't grade past 65 so, it goes to the resell pile. So in short, pictures of mint sets are never going to be very revealing and buying them is almost always a crap shot. So all you have left are tell tale signs to help limit the damage.
OK Thanks. So would all proof set coins be considered MS since they have never been circulated? Then other factors determine what grade in MS? Sorry for the simple questions but I am trying to learn. I have seen previous pages in this thread of coins received in rolls and sent in and get MS grades, so how would they get MS grades when they are circulated? I guess what I can do is scan a few coins and start a thread of what I think they would grade and compare that with what people here would think.
Thanks again,
Bob
ebay seller name milbroco email bcmiller7@comcast.net
@milbroco said:
OK Thanks. So would all proof set coins be considered MS since they have never been circulated? Then other factors determine what grade in MS? Sorry for the simple questions but I am trying to learn. I have seen previous pages in this thread of coins received in rolls and sent in and get MS grades, so how would they get MS grades when they are circulated? I guess what I can do is scan a few coins and start a thread of what I think they would grade and compare that with what people here would think.
Thanks again,
Bob
if you are asking about semantics, a proof that has not circulated would probably be referred to as unimpaired since they are called impaired proofs when they have circulated. (impaired may also referred to damaged, heavily corroded etc)
@milbroco said:
OK Thanks. So would all proof set coins be considered MS since they have never been circulated? Then other factors determine what grade in MS? Sorry for the simple questions but I am trying to learn. I have seen previous pages in this thread of coins received in rolls and sent in and get MS grades, so how would they get MS grades when they are circulated? I guess what I can do is scan a few coins and start a thread of what I think they would grade and compare that with what people here would think.
Thanks again,
Bob
They're only circulated if you want them to be otherwise they're proofs just kiddin.
@milbroco said:
OK Thanks. So would all proof set coins be considered MS since they have never been circulated? Then other factors determine what grade in MS? Sorry for the simple questions but I am trying to learn. I have seen previous pages in this thread of coins received in rolls and sent in and get MS grades, so how would they get MS grades when they are circulated? I guess what I can do is scan a few coins and start a thread of what I think they would grade and compare that with what people here would think.
Thanks again,
Bob
They're only circulated if you want them to be otherwise they're proofs just kiddin.
These are only some of my roll finds in the past year, finally decided to post them. I really like the 59
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Back home for fall break and went to the bank for a box of quarters. Unfortunately, I got a box of brand new 2022 Ninna Otero-Warren quarters straight from Denver. I know a few of you would love this box but this is not something I would look through. Are there any errors known yet for the D mint Ninna Otero-Warren quarters? Any suggestions on what to do other than cracking all the rolls to return to the bank? I have cracked a few rolls and they are full rolls of brand new quarters.
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I got a Nina Otero-Warren 2022-D box also. I am trying to eBay them, but no luck so far. I will slowly open them and check for errors and return them to the bank if I have to. So far, there is not much to search these for. I may just search a few rolls and return the rest unsearched. I will wait a short while before giving up on these, just in case something shows up that I should search for.
Just went through 4-5 rolls and all I found were 5 with the small die chip on Washington's nose.
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just for the sake of die study, if you'd post a pic, i'd appreciate it. kinda interesting to see the failure spots on the obv dies across different quarters for 2019 forward.
#160 W
2019W San Antonio
Found in the customer wrappers, too!
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.@JoeyCoins .... Slow, but the W's are still coming... Well, in the rolls.... In the wild they seem to be extremely rare. I have only found that one in the Coinstar reject slot. Cheers, RickO
Took them with a macro lens on my phone, haven't set up my digital microscope yet on my new computer.
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interesting.. in the same area as several others. w/o any clashing or die work, quite peculiar to see that break on so many others!
i'm guessing that means we should end up finding the mouth chip(s) as well eventually. perhaps some others too!
From the last box I posted... 28 beautiful rolls of fresh Denver Wongs.
2 Ws.
1 Proof.
A really nice Spitting Horse.
That went fairly well
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
At the car wash
Working at the car wash, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah...
@ricko There is hope you'll find more!
It's finally out of the 20's. Almost 50 degrees today and time for a car rinse.
I only needed 4 quarters...I put in a $20, you know, because. lol.
Don't know what order they came out but this was honestly the second coin I flipped over in my hand
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
I know, probably just me being picky, but those two beautiful pennies in the plastic aren't wheat.
Welcome in @Spawnfreek.
That should have been the first clue. The shop owner had previously showed me some poor results from PCGS on Mercs. They all looked really nice and lustrious but they graded 64 & 5. He sounded disgruntled about the whole experience and I think that cured any need of his to have coins graded
I got him on speed dial now.
38 to Hunt!
#161W?
Results
2019p DDO Memorial
Plus,
#161W
On to my next hunt!
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And 162 😉
Vintage Denver bus token in my dimes.
A bit smaller than a dime.
I've only seen pictures, never had one.
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
A reason why I dislike customer rolls for the most part. Got $200 of quarters and received all customer wrapped. 2 of the rolls had about half replaced with nickels! I can take 1 or 2 at the most but half of the roll?!?
.
There was a silver quarter in the mix along with a French Franc and a Chicago Bears token of some sort, you can tell I'm in the Chicago area
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that is probably the worst abuse i've seen and is the type of reason my bank stopped accepting customer returned rolls. they usually know the roll searchers so it is easy to weed us out and the machine kicks back everything odd.
you MAY want to mention it to the bank (there could be negative effects that hurt roll searching) so they can try to figure out whom the scammer is.
Yeah, I will be to let them know. I suspect it was not a roll searcher that did this but a dishonest customer as there was a silver quarter in the mix.
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Chicago area? Forget about it, that’s where Joey lives, you might as well take up another hobby
or move to another city 
You know, he searches Nickels too
I'm pretty sure he's a bit south of me, maybe that's why I can't find anything, I'm getting all of joey's leftovers from the Chicago fed!
Joey, did you do this
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This week's half dollar find: 2 boxes searched ($1000 face value)
6 NIFC coins including a 1987-P and this
James Doolittle stickered Kennedy- The date is 2015
and this 1983-P no FG
No silver
Quarters fared much better. 8 boxes searched ($4000 face value)
"W"'s # 24, 25, and 26.
Maya Anjelou VDDR 002
10, 11, and12.
Maya Anjelou VDDR 001
24, 25, 26 and 27
Nebraska WDDR-28 or 59 or?
West Virginia:
Die chips on side of building
WDDR-081 or 084 or?
WDDR #38
Not shown--A few "S" proof's and some "S" circulation strike NIFC's
No silver quarters.
I got 5 rolls of quarters yesterday. They were all customer wrapped and from the same person. They were each short 1 quarter. Gee, was that accidental? So far in the few short weeks I have been roll searching they have been customer wraps. Today, I got 10 bank wrapped rolls. Hoping I find something good! I will let you know how it goes.
Bob
email bcmiller7@comcast.net
Well only 3 rolls in and nothing. They all seem to be dated about 2014 and older. I guess it's not looking good for "W's. I don't know what else to look for other that the extra ear of corn.
Bob
email bcmiller7@comcast.net
Many, many varieties in the Washington quarter series. I always check the PCGS Price Guide. Check any date, than you should see if that particular coin has any varieties. Or The Cherry Pickers Book, for the Quarters.
Good Luck
"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.Cherry pickers book? I will have to look into that.
Thanks,
Bob
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So what you are saying is that I need to spend more money and buy the book. This is an expensive hobby. I guess a coin store will have the book?
email bcmiller7@comcast.net
@milbroco... Yes, coin shops or book stores (i.e. Barnes and Noble etc.) will have the CPG... Well worth the investment. And yes, coins, as a hobby, can be pricey.... Cheers, RickO
That book looks like this.
However, be careful. Not to spend too much on these books. One can search for better offers, elsewhere.
Also, like I mentioned in my earlier post. Use our host's, (PCGS) Price Guide.
The varieties will popup. All for
FREE!
"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.Oh!
Let's not forget all the recent 2021 and 2022 treasures.
Many HOT varieties and errors produced by the mint because of work shortage.
Yes, even at our Mint.
Thank You U.S. Mint.
Quite a few are sold on Ebay for some very high premiums.
2021 Airmen
2022 Willma Mankiller
"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.Disclaimer: I'm not a dealer, trader, grader, investor or professional numismatist. I'm just a hobbyist. (To protect me but mostly you! 🤣 )
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Just returned form the Grocery store with a dozen eggs and this -
This makes an interesting story of thanksgiving - My parents were married
in 1956, and I have been, in the last 2 months, distributing some of the
funds from my parental inheritance to church charities. I was amazed
when I saw this dime in my change. It has some nice speckled toning.
I find it hard to imagine that it has been floating around in daily commerce
till today, when I removed it from circulation.
Now then, I decided to post all the "silver" coins I have received from
circulation till today. The 1944-S Mercury dime I found lying in the dirt,
and the 1941 Walker Half was received from a bank teller.
Wish me well to keep getting silver coins in my change - this is the best
part of my small coin collection.
Hope Y'all enjoy this small set. Thanks & Happy Thanksgiving !
Happy Thanksgiving all!
@sfs2002usa That 56 looks like it used to have dark rim toning, then at some point got popped out and spent back into circulation.
Happy hunting
Coinscratch - If I read you correctly this coin was in a collection album OR an uncirculated mint set ? It looks like it has been around for quite a while, and perhaps if it was in the pool all those years it would have deeper wear ? I would put the grade at lower than good. The reverse torch is well worn as is the hair. Rest is OK and lettering is very clear.
Well just finished my 10 rolls....and nothing. Oh well, the hunt continues.
Bob
email bcmiller7@comcast.net
you know, if we were all doing this like 8-12 years ago (when flat-rate was less than half for small boxes of the price they are now) it would be FUN to get a group together of about 5-10 people and once we search a group, send it to another person to look through to see if they could find something others have missed. it would kinda sting but be a good humored opportunity as well. i'd LOVE to learn about something i've been missing that i'd rather not although there are some things you all pull out that i don't any more, including some ddo, ddr, struck-through etc.
think of coin shows, online, shops etc where you KNOW many eyes have already looked at what you are looking at YET, still being able to find something you want.
a more recent OBVIOUS one happened to me when i attended a shop where i hadn't seen a particular person for many years and lo and behold, after months of not going myself, i run into this person (they got there before me partly due to construction), although i really couldn't place them til near the end of their visit upon which i tried to do some basic chit-chat and it didn't go very far BUT as irony would have it, a couple/few weeks later i go back and i go there first this time and they showed up after idk, 30-40 minutes. W O W. 2x on the same day out of years of attendance. SO, the first time, they were going through the foreign bucket while i was going through trays for type coins and slabs, of which i found a nice handful, then figured there wasn't much in the bucket but i hadn't done it in a while and said, why not. they bought, idk a dollar or two worth which is quite a few foreign coins and a hour or two later i had well over 3 pounds! so it is amazing sometimes what other aren't interested in, don't know to look for, don't have the money for, time, energy etc.
This set is on the way, I bought it because the Kennedy looks really good. You can see luster and the shadow around his bust
Wrong bust, but it looks like it could be good and for 7 bucks why not.
Then I was just window shopping and came across that same shadowy bust on a MS67. This could be good.
Then what do y’all think about these two?
This one looks PL but, if the light is diffused and still bright enough this phenomenon can happen. It was the only coin related item this seller had out of couple hundred electronic listings so again, roll the dice.
On this one the Kennedy and the Washington are both showing PL tendencies unless possibly again the lighting is in the sellers favor.
But again this seller was a one off for coins so I doubt it was purposeful.
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2020W Tallgrass Prairie V75
Not too bad condition also
"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.Please help me understand. The Kennedy half above looks to have a lot of scratches or something wrong on the surface. What makes this a MS?
Thanks,
Bob
email bcmiller7@comcast.net
@sfs2002usa... You are doing good with silver finds... I never thought of grouping the ones I have acquired from change. Cheers, RickO
THIRD SILVER FIND!!
So at long last my local credit union had $19 worth of halves...one roll was just all Bicentennials...but the other $9 worth had a 1964!!! and two 1968's (40% silver)! Wow, to be able to get a nice big silver coin (plus two 40%ers) at face value is quite the lucky find, is it not?
D's: 54S,53P,50P,49S,45D+S,44S,43D,41S,40D+S,39D+S,38D+S,37D+S,36S,35D+S,all 16-34's
Q's: 52S,47S,46S,40S,39S,38S,37D+S,36D+S,35D,34D,32D+S
74T: 37,38,47,151,193,241,435,570,610,654,655 97 Finest silver: 115,135,139,145,310
73T:31,55,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,80,152,165,189,213,235,237,257,341,344,377,379,390,422,433,453,480,497,545,554,563,580,606,613,630
95 Ultra GM Sets: Golden Prospects,HR Kings,On-Base Leaders,Power Plus,RBI Kings,Rising Stars
Mint State is basically uncirculated/unworn then other factors determine how good MS 60 thru 70 it is including and certainly not limited to strike, luster, and preservation. If you're referring to the '68 I was just pointing out the luster in the fields and how to spot it from sellers pics. And yes, there are some hits on that one and hopefully not too many.
The pics never tell the whole story in fact it's very likely that none of these coins will be worth grading. Once under a loupe and you figure out it wouldn't grade past 65 so, it goes to the resell pile. So in short, pictures of mint sets are never going to be very revealing and buying them is almost always a crap shot. So all you have left are tell tale signs to help limit the damage.
OK Thanks. So would all proof set coins be considered MS since they have never been circulated? Then other factors determine what grade in MS? Sorry for the simple questions but I am trying to learn. I have seen previous pages in this thread of coins received in rolls and sent in and get MS grades, so how would they get MS grades when they are circulated? I guess what I can do is scan a few coins and start a thread of what I think they would grade and compare that with what people here would think.
Thanks again,
Bob
email bcmiller7@comcast.net
if you are asking about semantics, a proof that has not circulated would probably be referred to as unimpaired since they are called impaired proofs when they have circulated. (impaired may also referred to damaged, heavily corroded etc)
They're only circulated if you want them to be otherwise they're proofs
just kiddin.
These are only some of my roll finds in the past year, finally decided to post them. I really like the 59
Sorry, somehow the pics are out of order. The wheat rear is the 58, obviously.