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Pillar of the Community
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Today I received a 2010 P yosemite quarter. It filled a hole in my ATB folder. |
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United States
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Quote:Today I received a 2010 P yosemite quarter. It filled a hole in my ATB folder. Outstanding! 
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United States
171 Posts |
Quote: Today I received a 2010 P yosemite quarter. It filled a hole in my ATB folder. Always great to fill a hole with a coin from circulation.
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New Member
United States
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I found a 1957-D Wheat cent cleaning lockers at work today. I know it's a common date, but it's still a Wheat cent and over 60 years old - and probably in VF-XF condition too! |
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Australia
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As an Australian, we had Pounds Shillings and Pence before 1966.
I can remember as a kid being given a silver shilling in change - normal legal tender at the time.
The date? 1819, a British .925 sterling silver shilling of George 111, from what I can remember, condition EF perhaps 40.
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United States
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Quote: I found a 1957-D Wheat cent cleaning lockers at work today. I know it's a common date, but it's still a Wheat cent and over 60 years old - and probably in VF-XF condition too! I am excited any time a Wheat cent is found. They are nowhere near as common as we like to think they are. Sure, there are buckets of them at a coin show, but they are not showing up in Kroger every day.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Not my experience but IIRC RobFindsTreasure tends to find about half a dozen or so Wheat cents per box. 6 coins out of 2,500.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1326 Posts |
Found a Salt River Bay W quarter and 1940 Wheat cent in drawers today at work! |
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United States
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Quote: Found a Salt River Bay W quarter and 1940 Wheat cent in drawers today at work! Outstanding!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Coins love to hide in drawers Seriously.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
642 Posts |
Traded a dollar bill for a 1946 Nickel I spotted in the tip cup at a Dunkin Donuts.
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United States
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Traded a dollar bill for a 1946 Nickel I spotted in the tip cup at a Dunkin Donuts. Well done!
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United States
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Going back through my own rolls of coins I'd saved from circulation (and lockers, floors, sidewalks, etc.) over the years, I'd completely forgotten that I'd found and saved a 1944-D silver nickel back in 2014. There was also a 1962-D silver quarter I'd found at a Coinstar machine last year that had made it into a roll.
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United States
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Nice finds! |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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108 wheat cents out of $8 worth of penny rolls today! Oldest was 1919 & 1919S. Also 1929 & 1943 Canadians.
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