Canadian Roll Hunting

It's been a little while since I picked up pennies so the banks had more than normal. Went through 2 boxes and 12 rolls with older Canadian finds being: 1940, 1942, 1944, 1950, 1952, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957(2), 1958(2), and 1959. Found 8 wheat cents, 4 two euro cents and 2 UK pennies (1974 and 1989). Found a 2006 one cent from the Bahamas, a 2002 one cent from Trinidad and Togago, and most interesting of all a 1970 two kopeks from the Soviet Union.

I searched a box of nickels a couple of days ago there was a full roll of 1964's which I will check later. There were approximately 3 rolls of US coins with only a couple dating to the 60s.

But the cool find was this. I don't know how you mistakenly roll a copper coloured coin in a pile of nickels.

Another box of quarters done and nothing but this.

Wolfman, sorry about your odd finds in your quarters, definite loss of money.. Still interesting! But it's no mistake, since banks don't open rolls anymore to check what ppl roll, you could theoretically end up with a whole roll of junk, and someone gets a free $10 from the bank.. I'm all for leaving my acct # on the rolls and verification as long as it's blotted out before going out to the public afterward.

Another box of nickels. 1 roll of US down into the 60's
2 Canadian older than 1960
about 5 rolls of pre 1982

This red one





and does this count as a bare belly?

Fixguy - your 1989D LMC may be DDO. That first 9 looks thicker and the 1 maybe notched. Have a look at Coppercoins - you may have a double die. Good luck!

I am up to about 30 boxes of nickels and this is the first that resembled a bare belly.

I have a better lit photo