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Rest in Peace
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Got a DC Quarter today. That's a total of two so far.
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Valued Member
United States
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I found a nice red 1959 wheat yesterday at work (cashier). Also my first log cabin penny!
Joe
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United States
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The wife tells me she got a nickel in change that looked strange. I'm thinking Buffalo, maybe wartime. Then she said it looked new. Now I'm thinking Canadian. Turned out to be a 1997S Jefferson Proof.
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United States
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United States
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Where the heck did you find that V nickel?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Quote: 59 wheat? That, sir, would be amazing. Considering wheats were only minted from 1909 to 1958.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Quote: 59 wheat? I believe that there are a couple of 1959 wheats known. These mules are of course quite valuable, so I really hope that you found another!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Quote: These mules are of course quite valuable, so I really hope that you found another! Really? Then pics would be nice! 
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Valued Member
United States
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Oopsie. Not '59 Wheat. Don't know how I mistyped that. Just a few hours ago, though, I found another, in nowhere near as nice condition. Unusual to find in my till at work...
Joe
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Valued Member
United States
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Don't know if this counts as "circulation," but I found one of these when sweeping up outside at work (pic not of my find, from the net):  Joe
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Found a 1939 Jefferson nickel in my change yesterday....not great but I cant remember ever finding a nickel in change that old.
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Rest in Peace
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2009 Sacagawea.
I bought 250 of them at face value from the mint, and have been spending them all over town.
Wonder if the one I got in change was one of my originals that decided to come back to my pocket.
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United States
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I can't really say I found this one but it was a close thing.
A guy at work was in the break room plugging coins into a machine but the machine kept throwing a quarter back at him. That isn't all that unusual so I wasn't paying any attention until he threw the quarter on the floor and started digging out another. The quarter didn't sound right and it caught my attention, unfortunately it also caught the attention of another guy in between me and the landing spot of the quarter. He picked it up and then gave the original guy a quarter which he happily used for a twinkie or whatever. Of course he announced that the quarter in question was pre 1964 and silver. It meant nothing to the rest of the crowd and they just looked at him with that "what the heck is the big deal" look we're all so familiar with while he pocketed it. The first guy had no idea where he had gotten it and didn't care, he had is twinkie and so the whole thing was over as far as he was concerned. If I'd just sat down closer to the machines it would have been mine.
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