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I picked a fat rim near date 1979 SBA from a tellers tray tonight. This is my second one and both came from tellers trays. I haven;t found one in the couple of boxes I searched.   |
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United States
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This happened a little over a month ago for me, but I had a pretty good find from a bank in some gold dollars:  I have almost a complete full set of coins from 1979 to around 2012, 2013 of the small dollars (missing some proofs and few NIFCs here and there). I continue to look through small dollars because you almost always find something worth keeping in them. |
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Very nice, a Proofapalooza!  |
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United States
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18 rolls ($450) searched today. Not quite as high as the find rate from last time, but still not too bad.
2003-P NIFC
2003-D NIFC
2008-P Sacagawea NIFC (AU/BU)
2008-D Sacagawea NIFC
2014-P Sacagawea NIFC
4 2012-P Grover Cleveland NIFC
2 2012-D Grover Cleveland NIFC
1 2015-P John F. Kennedy NIFC
I'd take 12 NIFC dollars over 12 40's-50's Wheats anyday!
Edited by yelimsexa
04/08/2016 3:28 pm
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I went to a cafe in Boston today and I bought a hot chocolate and a house-made Rice Krispies treat. I paid with a $20 bill and I saw a slot full of dollar coins in the register when the barista was giving out change. I asked if I could have my change back in dollar coins ($11.04) and she happily obliged. Out of the $11 in dollar coins, the two notable ones were a 2012-P Cleveland dollar (first term) and a One Pound coin from England (which she asked if I wanted before she gave it to me).
People who get off the MBTA subways and buses must spend their extra dollar coins in Boston businesses, if they don't already use them in ticket machines and fare boxes.
Edited by SilverRoosevelt
04/09/2016 11:15 pm
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This week's two boxes yielded: 2 x 1979-P SBA wide rim/near date 1 x 2000 SAC Proof 1 x James Madison Proof 1 x Thomas Jefferson Proof 1 x Woodrow Wilson Proof 1 x 2002 SAC - NIFC 5 x 2004 SAC - NIFC 3 x 2005 SAC - NIFC 5 x 2006 SAC - NIFC 1 x 2007 SAC - NIFC 3 x 2008 SAC - NIFC 1 x 2014 SAC - low mint 1 x 2015 SAC - low mint NIFC Presidential: 4 x Grover Cleveland 2 x Harry Truman 3 x Chester Arthur 2 x Herbert Hoover 1 x Theodore Roosevelt 1 x Benjamin Harrison 3 x William McKinley 1 x FDR 2 x Warren Harding 1 x Lyndon Johnson 1 x Dwight D. Eisenhower 1 x JFK 1 x William Howard Taft |
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My Presidential Album (P&D) is now 100% complete from circulation, except for the 2016 issues. I've also found more than half of the proofs. The only coins which aren't MS are the Dwight D. Eisenhower - D and the Lyndon Johnson - D.
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Good job, mahgobbi. |
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United States
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Picked up four dollar rolls from the bank last week. Only two coins of interest,
Benjamin Harrison NIFC-D, this coin is actually in rough shape and looks heavily circulated
Lyndon Johnson NIFC-P, this coin looks brand new.
Everything else was a worn Pres or 2000 Sac.
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United States
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Can anyone you remind me what years are NIFC on the small dollars?
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United States
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All proof coins 1981 SBA2002-2008 SAC All Presidential since 2012 SAC coins minted in 2013, 2014, and 2015 are very low mint, so even though they are circulated, I keep all of them. Edited by mahgobbi
04/15/2016 12:35 pm
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United States
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Tried my luck at a box of dollars: 1 x 1981 SBA (NIFC) 1 x 2002 SAC (NIFC) 1 x 2003 SAC (NIFC) 8 x 2007 SAC (NIFC and BU) 3 x 2008 SAC (NIFC and BU) 1 x 2013 SAC (Low Mintage) 1 x 2015 SAC (Low Mintage) 1 x 2012 Arthur (NIFC) 1 x 2012 Cleveland22 (NFC) 1 x 2012 Harrison (NIFC) 2 x 2012 Cleveland24 (NIFC) 1 x 2014 Hoover (NIFC) 1 x 2015 Eisenhower (NIFC) 1 x 2015 Johnson (NIFC) Nothing great, but the 2007 and 2008 SAC's may sell well in their condition |
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United States
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The 1981 SBA is a good find. I only average about one out of every 3-4 boxes. I think there will come a time that they will be worth a nice premium. |
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This week's two boxes yielded: 1 2001-P Experimental Rinse SAC 2 x 1979-P SBA wide rim/near date 1 x George Washington Proof 4 x 2002 SAC - NIFC 5 x 2004 SAC - NIFC 2 x 2005 SAC - NIFC 1 x 2006 SAC - NIFC 3 x 2007 SAC - NIFC (1 silver plated) 1 x 2014 SAC - low mint 1 x 2015 SAC - low mint NIFC Presidential: 1 x Grover Cleveland 3 x Harry Truman 2 x Theodore Roosevelt 1 x Benjamin Harrison 2 x William McKinley 1 x FDR 1 x Warren Harding 1 x Lyndon Johnson 1 x JFK 3 x William Howard Taft 3 x Woodrow Wilson 3 x Calvin Coolidge 2 x Gold-Plated George Washington 1 x Looney 1 x 2 Pence Edited by mahgobbi
04/21/2016 11:02 am
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United States
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Went through my bag of SAC$1 to look over before I spend them. Found a 03-P, 04-P,10-P,10-D,12-P,12-D. No wounded eagles or Cheerios dollars. I threw the NIFCs in flips to put with my book of PRES $1. I just keep one of each year/MM. Not worth more than FV but still fun!
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