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Daslo,
Awesome finds!
I was a cashier for years and only managed a plain old 1957 silver certificate and less than $1 in silver.
Keep it up!
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I was at the bank waiting for my teller to come back with a box of dimes and I was chatting with the lead teller. I glance over and notice that my teller had a silver dime in his tray!
I said to the lady who was there that I think he has a dime I wanted to buy and she was like... Oh yeah, you DO want that one... and grabbed it right away. Instantly she knew what I meant.
That's how I bought a 1959 dime for 2 nickels!
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Since 8-1-12, I've managed 7 War Nickels, 11 silver rosies, 3 silver washingtons and 15 40% halves. $9.70 face value for almost 4 ounces of silver. I think I'm in a great location! |
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Pulled a 2012-D Bejamin Harrison dollar from a teller's tray. First NIFC dollar I've found  |
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Yesterday, a clad proof BICENTENIAL Quarter, in amazing shape too. Also what I at first thought was a piece of rusty trash, except on a closer look had the remains of a wheat eared reverse. When held to a magnet, it stuck, so I also scored a badly environmentally damaged steel cent!
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Nice finds, CrazyCat and Dasalo!  |
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Quick question, as the steelie is so far gone that it's face value at best, would vinegar or WD-40 be a better soak if I wanted to try and get the mint mark readable?
Edit: After a vinegar soak and a light scraping with my pocket knife, the date is semi-readable and there's no trace of a mint, so 1943 P steel cent.
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03/25/2013 3:34 pm
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Edit: After a vinegar soak and a light scraping with my pocket knife, the date is semi-readable and there's no trace of a mint, so 1943 P steel cent. I know you said it was really far gone but your post still makes me feel like this...  |
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Quote:I know you said it was really far gone but your post still makes me feel like this... Would it make you feel better if you saw the coin itself?  |
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SGS MS-69!  |
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Today I got a 2013-D Nickel in change, so I asked the cashier if she had any more of them.  |
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Today I got a 2013-D Nickel in change, so I asked the cashier if she had any more of them. Well done. |
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British 5 pence and a 57-D wheat, while the penny is common as dirt, this is my 50th 57-D so I now have a full date/mint roll! :D
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Three S mint wheats today, a 44, a 49 and a 51. Decent shape too.
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Nice finds, Dasalo! Never underestimate the thrill of finding wheat cents in change.  |
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