Post Your Oldest/Most Interesting Coin Roll Hunting Find!

The best technique for getting mixed coin rolls rather than newer rolls is probably to switch banks for picking up coins. I have three different banks that I get change from. One bank uses a carrier that normally has new solid date rolls. One bank most of the time has boxes of circulated coins brought in by the carrier. The other I just get the bags from the coin counting machines. No telling what you will get in them. It is usually a decent mix. Still Lookin

Wow! Can you post a picture?

I was pleasantly surprised at the Washington comm too! It has the S mintmark, but it doesn't look much like a proof, no luster but little if any wear. But then my mint packaged version lacks prooflike qualities as well.

BTW-Thanks for the advice on getting rolls, Lookin'!

Cent - 1909 not vbd
Nickel - 1923 mostly no date buffalo
Dime- 1953
Quarter - 1942
Half - 1952 franklin

Still new with CRH but mostly I do nickels and cents. Don't have enough put aside yet to get boxes of the quarters or halfs so. In time :)

I also started very recently, but these are my best finds.

Oldest

Penny- 1937

Nickel- 1957

Most interesting

Penny- 1972 Clipped Planchet (One of my first 5 rolls, I think)

That is it.

Time to add something to this:
Oldest coins in my collection.
Cent: 1901 Quarter: 1965
Nickel: 1940 Half Dollar: 1964
Dime: 1965 Dollar: 1971

This is my oldest find 1861 half dollar

Awesome find trapper!