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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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Getting to be a very long shot now.
Nearly 60 years since silver was issued into circulation.
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 United States
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Found a 1963 and a 1956 quarter while searching thousands of coins from vending machines in the past month. Excellent!  |
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United States
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Couple of years back a 1961-D quarter left at a car wash near the coin acceptor. Apparently it wouldn't go through so the person just left it there.
LOL.
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08/22/2024 02:18 am
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Nice find, DoubleEagle20. Errers and Varietys.
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United States
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Couple of years back a 1961-D quarter left at a car wash near the coin acceptor. Apparently it wouldn't go through so the person just left it there. Fantastic! |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Found a 1944 Mercury dime in a CoinStar machine last weekend. |
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United States
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Quote: Found a 1944 Mercury dime in a CoinStar machine last weekend. Outstanding!  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Always looking for a 1965 silver dime to go with my 1965 silver quarter. Both were transitional errors, for those not aware of their existence.
I know I will never find one, but it's fun watching pocket change anyway.
LOL.
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08/24/2024 11:07 pm
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United States
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There is always fun in the hunt!  |
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United States
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I'm oh for 2024 so far. Haven't found any in a handful of half dollar boxes either.
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United States
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DoubleEagle20: That must have been what "The Great American Coin Hunt" was all about with the W Quarters!
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United States
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That must have been what "The Great American Coin Hunt" was all about with the W Quarters! I have yet to find one of those.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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About ten years ago or so, I found a 1957 Roosevelt dime in my change back from the store. That was quite unexpected. About twenty years ago, my Dad got a Mercury dime in change. I can't remember what year or mint mark it was, but I still have it. When my Mom used to work at Speedway when I was a kid, she used to occasionally get a Franklin half or Walking Liberty half dollar. ..Beyond that, basically never. Lol. About two months ago, I did find a 1942 - P War Nickel that was really worn. |
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Quote:About ten years ago or so, I found a 1957 Roosevelt dime in my change back from the store. That was quite unexpected. That certainly is! Silver finds in change are few and far between now.  Quote:About twenty years ago, my Dad got a Mercury dime in change. I can't remember what year or mint mark it was, but I still have it. A sentimental keeper!  Quote:When my Mom used to work at Speedway when I was a kid, she used to occasionally get a Franklin half or Walking Liberty half dollar. That would be a fond memory. As I said way back, I used to find them from rolls—but that was thirty years ago. Quote:About two months ago, I did find a 1942 - P War Nickel that was really worn. Excellent! |
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