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Coinstar Finds! (Including Bank Counters And Other Machines)

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Today another silver dime (1961 d), my first polish coin, a greek euro 2 cent, and a squished penny from the space needle.
That is even better than the other day.
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Found a measly Zincoln Friday at the grocery store.
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My "haul" for the week.

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Today I found a 1994 south Korean 100 won and a 2014 eastern caribbean states 10 cent coin.
Then my mom came home from the grocery store with some "ordinary" change from the slot, which upon closer inspection included a 1935 dime.

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I'm finding change on the ground everywhere I go these days, including the floor in front of Coinstar machines. Folks seem to be okay pulling change out of the CS reject bin but won't reach down to collect the money on the floor/ground. Averaging $2-$3 per week for the last 6 weeks. I picked up 373 Lincolns cents a couple of weeks ago next to a parking garage kiosk. Not a keeper in the bunch but it was fun grabbing them up and looking through them.
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Today I found a 1994 south Korean 100 won and a 2014 eastern caribbean states 10 cent coin.
Nice finds!


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I'm finding change on the ground everywhere I go these days...
Excellent!
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My kids found a Mercury dime in the Coinstar reject bin on Sunday (1917-S - a century old!). We've never found one CRHing, so this was very exciting for us. Also found a few coins from Trinidad and Tabago, two euro cents, and few Lincoln cents.



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Some good stuff there, aristarchus! Welcome to "mercs in circulation" club.

Edit: Went on my night circuit and found a 1959 d dime!
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My kids found a Mercury dime in the Coinstar reject bin on Sunday (1917-S - a century old!). We've never found one CRHing, so this was very exciting for us. Also found a few coins from Trinidad and Tabago, two euro cents, and few Lincoln cents.
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Went on my night circuit and found a 1959 d dime!
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Coinstar reject finds today:

1957D Roosevelt and a clad Kennedy with letters stamped on it.
"Nummi rari mira sunt, si sumptus ferre potes." - Christophorus filius Scotiae
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Silver is always fun, bump, and iv'e found halves to be as hard to find at coinstars as War Nickels. (2 each)

Today I found a token, about $1.80 in regular change, a 1955 Wheat penny, a 2015 10 pence, 3 french euro coins, (2 euro, 10 cent, 1 cent), a 1997 swiss franc, and, surprisingly enough, a 500 Rial coin from Iran.
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How do you find coins in Coinstar machines, etc? I've been looking in reject trays, change trays, etc. They are always empty. Is there a trick to this (stalking people dumping change, buying junk food)?
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No, it is not necessary to stalk people in pursuit of coinstar finds, and you may find that attempts to do so result in bodily harm and/or arrest.

There isn't really a 'trick' to it. It is simply a game of luck. There are factors that can influence your chances, however.
One is location. Iv'e checked a lot of coinstars in a lot of cities and states, and Denver is GOOD. Like, really good. especially in comparison to some of the places iv'e checked. Where you live has a HUGE effect on your finds. If I lived in ABQ or rexburg I wouldn't know this thread existed. I would be an infrequent visitor if I lived in colliervile.
You will likely find that larger, busier cities produce better results, and have a better mix of people to provide the cool old and foreign coins you're after. Regional hubs also help by bringing people from different areas (with different coins) together.
Also, I check a lot of coinstars. I know which ones get used and which ones don't I know which to check in order to find cool things.
Good luck!
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