Coinstar Finds! (Including Bank Counters And Other Machines)

Thanks Joseph, it's a 54. I'll look it up.

Edit:
The Aussie coin was on the floor under the edge of the machine, almost missed it

By the way, if the French coin is dated 1950, it could be worth around $12.00...

LINK!
http://coinquest.com/cgi-bin/cq/coi...nd_id=457438

Bit of a dry spell. I found a couple of zinc Lincolns and nothing else. But on Black Friday I was checking out at the grocery and heard the clink of coins from the machine. Waited around and found:





Better than nothing.

I found a 1964 Dime and a beat up penny. First silver in a LONG time.

I found a 1941 Wheatie today.

There's one in my supermarket. I never find a single penny there.

I have an arrangement with one of my local banks with a coin counter to check their reject bin for foreign coins (they throw them out). They keep or use the american coin rejects. We checked it today and found a 1923 Peace dollar in pretty good shape!! Also found 7 ikes (no silver) and some other bent up coins. a couple of foreign - nothing too exciting. I told the manager to make sure that she keeps the Peace dollar no matter what. there was also an ENTIRE Roll of nickels in there - still in the wrapper. some idiot dumped the roll - wrapper and all.

seeing that peace was awesome. she had no idea what it was. I scored major points by making sure to tell her what it was and what it was worth. she had called me earlier in the day to say that the bag of pennies had filled and they found a few wheat pennies in the loose ones that fell out or overflowed. that is service.