Canadian Roll Hunting

For now I suppose. If they are just common, and a person has a nice one in their set already, what happens to the rest.
I'm sure many people throw them back. I will likely hang onto them for now, but if a bullion collector is buying who knows.

How many people here would keep them "Just because"?

Lovely toning.

I had the good fortune of finding 10 rolls or customer wrapped nickles at a local bank of which I got 5 rolls of pre-82 nickles to sort. Here are the oldest including 2 1996 nickles. One of them was the far variety and the second was my first missing beads!

Worked a lot this week so didn't get a chance to crack bag number 3 until today. For the longest time I didn't find anything older than 1960 then out pops a 1930. Eventually also found a 1943, 1947, 1948, 1957, 1959(2). Found a 1996 UK one penny and another coin from Taiwan. Found 10 wheat cents even after throwing two back including a 1926 and a 1923S. The 1923S is an unexpected hole filler which means I only need 28 more for a complete set.

Got 9 roles of dimes today
1 sliver- 1953

Finally go around to sorting through my Canadian Small Cent CRH finds from over the years. I accumulated nearly 400 coins and got to putting them into folders; fun little learning journey. I was able to fill 67 spots leaving around 43 spots unfilled along with finding a few varieties. As might be expected, a great number of the missing are the earlier dates although I do have a 1920 specimen. But I learned that while mintage is low, it's probably semi-key at best. Anyway, it was long overdue and now I have a much better sense of what I need to keep an eye open for. Makes me eager to order a box of cents to see what Canadian treasures might be found down here especially after seeing otrain pull out a fine 1923S LWC and a 1930 George! The nickel hoard will be next!

I picked up a box of nickels, and when I opened it I felt it had been searched. After about 10 rolls there was nothing pre '82 so I was sure. I kept going anyway and I am glad I did.