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Nice finds! 
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Quote: I went to a coinstar at Kroger that is reject tray has a 1917 Wheats Cents If you say so.........can't tell from the pic.
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It's been a long while since my last .25 broke the streak today. Sitting in the reject tray.  
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Quote: It's been a long while since my last .25 broke the streak today Nice find - about $4.60 worth of free silver ain't too shabby
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Quote: It's been a long while since my last .25 broke the streak today. Sitting in the reject tray. Fantastic! 
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Quote: It's been a long while since my last .25 broke the streak today. Sitting in the reject tray. Wow, Cabowabo... that 1937-D is amongst the lowest grade coins I've ever seen floating around in circulation. Nice find!
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Found 40 cents in clad dimes and a 1958 d silver dime since last week.
Let's keep the streak coming!
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Quote: Found 40 cents in clad dimes and a 1958 d silver dime since last week. Excellent! 
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Thank you for the welcome, Jbuck. I'm really enjoying this thread and seeing everyone's finds!
Occasionally I get my hands on other things because I count the cashier's tills and deal with what's in the safe at the store, so I've gotten neat things from there too!
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A single silver 1964 Roosevelt dime was waiting in the reject tray for me today.  
Paul Bulgerin
Edited by Paul Bulgerin 01/25/2021 4:37 pm
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Quote: A single silver 1964 Roosevelt dime was waiting in the reject tray for me today. Fantastic! 
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Thanks, jbuck!
Paul Bulgerin
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Today I had my best Coinstar haul for ages! I only visited this supermarket as it sells my cat's favorite food, and stocks were getting low (he didn't appreciate the budget alternative I gave him yesterday). I walked past the Coinstar and saw quite a few shiny things in the reject slot. A few scoops and they were in my pocket.  It more than paid for the cat food!  - 24 coins altogether. - £2.40 in current British money, including the first two bimetallic £1 coins I have ever found in a Coinstar! - One obsolete circular brass 1990 £1 coin - One clad Washington quarter (1984P) - One Canadian dime (1988) - One South African rand (1995) - One obsolete Belgian 1 franc (1989) - One 2019 Romania 5 bani - Collection Addition!    By British standards, this was a great haul! We Brits tend to check the reject trays pretty thoroughly, as the loss of a few £1 or £2 coins could make a big dent in the weekly budget! I have yet to find any silver in a British Coinstar machine. The most likely silver coins to find would probably be foreign ones such as pre-1968 Swiss or Canadian coins that someone might have brought back from a past holiday and found in a drawer. The UK has not issued silver coins since 1946 and they'd practically all disappeared from circulation by around 1975: the last ones (the old shillings and florins) were demonetized in the early 1990s.
Edited by NumisRob 01/27/2021 10:47 am
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Quote: Today I had my best Coinstar haul for ages! Fantastic! 
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