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Nice results!  |
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My second bonus box took awhile since we went on vacation, but it was worth the wait. I pulled out a nice stack of NIFCs including a dozen George Bush and 50 BU 2024 Indian Citizenship dollars. Also, a couple of Innovation dollars, which I like because their mintage is less than the 1909 S VDB cent. Small dollar boxes continue to be the most productive boxes for me. I'm glad the guy who originally ordered these never picked them up.  "I like money. I can't believe you like money, too. We should hang out."
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Nice finds, Roller42! Errers and Varietys.
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First time doing a box of dollar coins! Wound up with 7 Innovation dollars, 16 NIFC Sacagawea dollars: 8 pre-2009 and 8 post-2011, 3 impaired proofs (definitely excited for the two 2013-S Native American proofs - that's gotta be my favorite design), and the remainder in NIFC Presidential dollars - I feel like I got just about one of every NIFC president! Definitely making me itch to hunt through more. Edit: Oh and one 500-yen coin from Japan! Made $2 there   Edited by CollectionMaster
10/30/2026 06:11 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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Fun finds, CollectionMaster!  Errers and Varietys.
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Outstanding! |
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Another hunt complete! 28 CWR this time, not nearly as fruitful as my last hunt. 4 pre-2009 Sacagawea NIFCs, 1 impaired proof, and 10 Presidential dollar NIFCs. The toning on Grover Cleveland is actually pretty nice underneath all that gunk.   Also, finally got a confirmed 1979-P SBA wide rim variety! The 4 below were all what I thought might be a wide rim since the rims appeared much wider than normal, but the nearness of the date to the rim of the one in the upper left strongly contrasts with the others. Any reason why the rims appear wide on the other 4? I also found what I think is a struck-through-grease error (upper right)? I'd blame it on wear if the coin didn't have any luster.  |
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This was a fun find.   |
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Excellent to find a clipped planchet on a big coin. =)
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