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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Don't know much about Canadian coins but that Quarter is a great find!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Two Coinstars yielded a 5 Euro cent coin, a Japan "1" aluminum coin, a handful of corroded brass washers, about 40 cents assorted US pocket change, and two silver coins: a 1959-D dime and a 1964-D quarter. This is I think the first silver quarter I've found in a Coinstar.  |
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United States
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a handful of corroded brass washers, LOL, desperate times I guess! Quote:
and two silver coins: a 1959-D dime and a 1964-D quarter. This is I think the first silver quarter I've found in a Coinstar. Congrats on the free silver 
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United States
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Two Coinstars yielded a 5 Euro cent coin, a Japan "1" aluminum coin, a handful of corroded brass washers, about 40 cents assorted US pocket change, and two silver coins: a 1959-D dime and a 1964-D quarter. Excellent! Quote:
This is I think the first silver quarter I've found in a Coinstar. Congratulations! 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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So an unusual, very lucky Coinstar find for me today... there was an old 1971 British Penny sitting on the ledge of the machine, but the reject bin was empty. However, there were five coins in the left part of the area where you pour the coins in, two of which (a lightly-worn, but somewhat discolored-looking nickel and a 1960 Large Date cent) were on the ledge in back of said area - the other three coins were a modern dime and two Zincolns... All of those coins were the normal weights, or within the machine's normal tolerances, indicating to me they never got fed into it. Not sure what the odds of this are... maybe 1 in 2,600 or so for me locally based on my CRH, but I was happy this little 1943-P War Nickel missed getting fed. A weight of 4.92 grams which would've gotten accepted into the machine if it had gotten dumped in as intended.    CRH Nickeloholic. 1,300,000 nickels searched in five years! Already have found THREE complete Jefferson sets!
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United States
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Quote:... I was happy this little 1943-P War Nickel missed getting fed. Excellent!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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It ain't pretty, but money is money. These 52¢ broke a long dry spell for me. Also pictured: some (non-numismatically) interesting crystals of what I'm pretty sure is cupric acetate on one of the Lincolns. I guess this and four of the zincs spent some time in vinegar.  |
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United States
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Nice mix! |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
642 Posts |
Reject tray today.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
2192 Posts |
Nice reject tray, cabowabo! Free silver is what we live for!
CRH Nickeloholic. 1,300,000 nickels searched in five years! Already have found THREE complete Jefferson sets!
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United States
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Free cha-ching! |
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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After a period of Coinstar drought, I found two coins in the reject tray this afternoon!  A 2016 5p (free money!) AND a 2014 Greece 2 cents - this was an addition to my collection!   |
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United States
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Excellent! |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
642 Posts |
Got all of these out of one reject tray yesterday. That one coin sounds a little funny when it is mixed in with other coins.   |
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United States
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Got all of these out of one reject tray yesterday. Pretty good score!
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