What Was Your Best Coin Roll Hunting Score Ever?

So what was the ANACS grade?

These three big scores happened all at the same bank, oddly enough.

My first big score there was on 2/23/11. I found 29 silver halves; these included seven 40% Kennedys, a single 1964 Kennedy, and an astonishing 21 Franklins.

The next month, on 3/22/11, I found 37 silver halves. These included six 40% Kennedys, two 1964 Kennedys, and a whopping 29 Franklins of mixed dates. Funnily enough, the only bills I had on hand to buy the coins with were 36 ratty $1 silver certificates I found at another bank. So I technically redeemed them for silver in the 21st century.

Finally, on 9/1/11, I went to that bank and hit the mother lode. I bought $2.50 in silver halves (three Walkers and two Franklins), and $15.75 in silver dimes and quarters. The tellers knew I looked for old coins so they set aside the dimes and quarters in wax paper bags. Most of the dimes were silver Roosevelts, and most of the quarters were silver Washingtons. However, the real treats were finding an 1899 Barber dime and an 1893 Barber quarter in the bunch.

I've since dropped off actively hunting, but I'll never forget these three scores.

My story won't hold a candle to everybody else's but 2 weeks ago at work (work as a bank teller) I found a 1910 Liberty 'V' Nickel in a Loomis roll!
2 rolls later I found 2 Buffalo nickels!
A couple hours later I ended up finding a 1947 Silver Dime.
Was probably the best coin day I've ever had :)
Today I've only found one Silver Dime '1964'
Silver is Silver :)

Mine probably isn't super great but I found an AU-55 1939 Jefferson nickel when I was 6 (around 11/20/07), and my dad looked at it and was in shock, so that was fun.

My best box of nickels had: 4 silver War Nickels best one being a 1943-D which was a hole filler also got 3 other hole fillers that box a 1942-d not silver, 1946-s, and a 1934 buffalo

Wow those 1970-D and S were very good finds! Great job

This was mine... 1992 D CAM graded AU53

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