How Many Are Into Coin Roll Hunting?

Hi All,
You know I search through rolls. All kinds of rolls.

Finds have included many Biggies. Big 1972 DDO plus most of the minor ones.
The 1983 DDR, 1995 DDO, 1997 DDO, 1982 DDO, 1984 D DDO, and many others.

I've found loads of silver, wheat cents, Liberty nickels, Buffalo nickels, Indian cents and so on.

I've made new discoveries on 1972 S cents, 1986 cents, 1989 cents and a few others.

Everything you can imagine turns up if you look long enough.

The most recent biggie was a 1937 D 3-legged Buffalo nickel.

It can be tedious but it's fun and it does have it's rewards.

Have Fun,
Bill

Searched 14 rolls of cents today.
Only 2 Wheaties
1941 D
1947 D
about 40% 59-82

Since I feel I was lucky and am indeed happy about it, I thought I would pass along my great "find" from a couple of years ago:

While my wife was employed at a bank, they found a box of rolled Kennedy half dollars in the back of the vault. The bank decided to let employees have them at face value if they wanted. There was only a few hundred dollars worth but because of lack of interest I was able to pick up 11 rolls of 1964 halves that had been in the vault since 1964 and in original rolls. I have never opened a roll but have been able to look at what little bit you can see at the roll end...uncirculated with a little toning due to being at the end of the rolls, and 11 rolls for $110!

I think this was a cool find. :)

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uncirculated with a little toning due to being at the end of the rolls, and 11 rolls for $110!

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WOW at todays price for silver you have $1409.24

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Does anyone out there find any proof pennies in circulation?

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Not yet, but I did find one of those cent size coins that come with mint cents. The ones that are stamped with a big P or D showning which mint's coins are in the package.

Those are probably not proofs. The San Francisco mint made business strike Lincolns from 1968 to 1974, that is, 1968-S to 1974-S found in circulation are most likely not proofs.

Just picked up 3 40% silver halves at an antique store for $1.60 each and an UNC 1944 wheatie for $0.80 cents.