Coinstars

I always look at the reject bin on my way out of the local supermarket. It paid off this week with a 1964 dime.

I'd make a job of it if checking Coinstar was fruitful. But a find is uncommon. I've hit on three silver dimes in five years. I always check when I'm in the supermarket.
But what is "the return dump"?

I've scored some silver and it doesn't take much effort - worth it in my book.

i work at a grocery store and I check the reject bin on my way and out from work and also on my breaks, I got the cashier in on it since her stand is right behind the coinstar I told her id give a dollar for each dime she finds and 2 dollars for each quarter she finds.

she only cares about the quick cash and not the resell value of the silver itself

Good plan, Mulder. I wish you luck. Finding that dime got into me, so I picked up two AU Peace dollars yesterday. Love them too much, maybe.

I worked at a convenience store a long while back and picked up some silver dimes there. I was hoping for more, but I think those were lifted from someone's stash. The thing is, this all takes time. Nothing good comes all the time. You just stay focused, work at your passion, and good things happen.
Yeah, I love the Peace dollar. Funny thing is I don't collect them slabbed. I collect the Morgans in MS64. A lot more detail to the Morgans.

The grocery store by me has a coinstar machine by the exit. So I go in through the exit and casually look down at teh reject tray as I walk buy so as to not look like a total Hobo. Everytime I walk in there are AT LEAST 4 people or families leaving out of the doors so there is a lot of foot traffic past that machine. I did manage to score a silver Roosevelt dime in there once and since I al already at the store it doesn't hurt to check.

I have had better luck though with halves at the bank that is in the same store.

Coinstars do reject silver coins, so there is always a chance for a small score :)