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The 2 that stick out in my mind are, In 2 boxes of halves, had about 184 40%'s and 10 90%'s. The other was 110 1976 clad proof Kennedy's. Saved the best 40 or so.... Love the bicentennial...
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Mine was just a few days ago. I posted it in the 'quarter roll hunting' thread. I got my hands on four U.S. Virgin Islands OBW rolls from the U.S. Mint at my credit union among other U.S. Territory and State Quarter rolls for a total of 26 rolls with U.S. Mint wrapping. I went a day later and was still able to get three more. |
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Quote:1909 SVDB Wheat cent, I was absolutely dumbstruck  That would be amazing! Do tell more. How about a photo? |
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Welcome Ruler120 - Yeah I'd be out if I ever found one of those in circulation.
There needs to be a like button in the posts. Each of these finds are awesome.
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I've yet to actually purchase a full box of any coins, over the past 30 years I've usually gone into the bank and just gotten as many rolls as I could carry. I picked up plenty of wheats, buffalos and a few IHC, Mercury dimes, silver nickels, Liberty nickels. In my business I used to need to use quarters to feed a copy machine everyday, for about 20 years I went through 1000 to 1200 dollars in quarters every month and found a handful of silvers. One day I opened a roll and was blindly feeding them into the copier when it dawned on me that they sounded different. I was I was holding a roll of mostly silver quarters. I had the clerk open the machine so I could fish the few I'd already dropped in. I ended up with 30 silver quarters from the one roll. But based on the number of quarters I went through I'd have to say it wasn't very productive. I'm going to have pick up some halve boxes as they seem to be the best bet by far. Edited by NYcoinguy
07/04/2018 4:21 pm
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I've had a lot. I haven't CRH'd in several years on a consistent basis and I really want to get back into it. But I've found: 1983 Double Die Cent 1984 DDO cent 1995 DDO cent 1998, 1999 and 2000 WAM's (I've got about a dozen of each 98 and 2000, but only one 1999) For nickels, I scored a really nice VF range 1913 T1, 2000 D Capped Die Dimes and quarters, nothing great off the top of my head. Halves I've had about 5 solid rolls of 40%'s. |
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I haven't CRH'd in several years on a consistent basis and I really want to get back into it. I think you should get back into it. It's so fun to do! I've been hooked, since I started doing it about almost two years ago. Nice finds by the way!  Errers and Varietys.
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Finding a Canadian silver 5 cent "fish scale" in a roll of dimes.
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Haha.... I found 30 of the 150 coloured toonies in a few rolls. Pretty recent
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Nice scores The Awesome Guys Coins! It's better than not finding anything!  Errers and Varietys.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Here's two LWC's that I found yesterday from a MWR of circulated U.S. Pennies. One is from 1918, while the other one is from 1910. http://goccf.com/t/326625Errers and Varietys.
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The 2nd time I bought rolls to crh earlier this month . I found a 1968-s fs ! Or at least I think it is fs. Will have to post pics maybe.. Anyway, I was shocked to find it in such good condition .
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