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What Are You All Pulling From Circulation

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Off course, we all love to find silver in our rolls and plenty of folks save copper and varieties as well.

I'm curious to hear what else you all save when going through rolls if anything at all. I have been pulling out the US territory quarters due to their low mintages as well as the national park quarters from 2010-2012 (Minus Denali) for the same reason. They likely won't be worth anything more than face value for the next 50 years, but I do it anyway.

Happy hunting to everyone!
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Aside from silver and wheat cents, I hang onto any piece having notable features like prominent die chips, die cracks, lamination, and woody characteristics; documented errors; toning; extreme Grease Filled Die issues; and peculiar/visually striking damage. BU 2005 'waters' nickels, territory quarters, and W mint quarters are targets as well.
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