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Been finding lots of random change in Coinstars the past couple of weeks, but nothing good or significant. But free money is always a good thing.
CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
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I found a 1951 dime along with 11 cents in the coinstar reject bin yesterday.
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Quote: But free money is always a good thing.  Quote: I found a 1951 dime along with 11 cents in the coinstar reject bin yesterday. Outstanding! 
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Pillar of the Community
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Thats a very nice haul John congrats   . Got these yesterday my first war nickle.  
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Quote: Got these yesterday my first war nickle. Excellent! 
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United States
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First coinstar reject bin scoop yesterday was 7 modern quarters and one madly defaced Jeff nickel. Nothing noteworthy except a Wilma Mankiller quarter with the die chip in her hair. But I walked away $1.80 closer to retirement.
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Quote: First coinstar reject bin scoop yesterday was 7 modern quarters and one madly defaced Jeff nickel. Nothing noteworthy except a Wilma Mankiller quarter with the die chip in her hair. But I walked away $1.80 closer to retirement. Looks like a win to me! 
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Nice pickup on the WarNick, cabowabo... As for me, on Monday, the local VONS Coinstar had $1.32 in change in the reject bin... thankfully, one coin was worth more than the rest of the change combined.   My 5th Coinstar silver dime of the year.
CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
Edited by John77 04/15/2023 1:13 pm
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Quote: As for me, on Monday, the local VONS Coinstar had $1.32 in change in the reject bin... thankfully, one coin was worth more than the rest of the change combined. Fantastic! 
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 Coinstar today......BOOM!!! Very similar to a hoard I found last year at the same location. $58.94 in US coins, $5.40 in Euros, $1.10 Canadian, and one UK cent.
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Outstanding! 
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Wow, what a haul, atticguy! I always strike out at the CoinStar in my local grocery. It's adjacent to the cashiers, and I suspect that they are working it over every time it's used.
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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I checked the coins and found a few of interest.
One of the cents is a pretty worn out 1914. Barely readable. One is a 1971-S proof quarter. Looks like it just got taken out of someone's set. The last is a 2020-S uncirculated Vermont quarter. Curious how it found its way into the bunch.
I also found 3 of the 2022 "women" quarters in great condition to put into my folder.
Also, almost all of the $58.50 in quarters were Philadelphia mintage. I'm going to separate them today to get an actual count.
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