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Quote: What anomaly would cause them to spit out seemingly normal looking American coins? I believe it might go by the weight of the coin. If there is something on the coin or a chunk is missing then it will reject thinking it is a foreign coin. Since silver coins are lighter than clad, it will reject them.
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Quote: I believe it might go by the weight of the coin. If there is something on the coin or a chunk is missing then it will reject thinking it is a foreign coin. As good an explanation as any, thanks! Quote: Since silver coins are lighter than clad, it will reject them. You lost me on this one. Silver lighter then clad? Hmmm, I don't think so.
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Sitting on the counter of the coinstar this morning 1964 D Roosevelt dime nothing in the reject tray
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Quote: Sitting on the counter of the coinstar this morning 1964 D Roosevelt dime nothing in the reject tray Very nice! 
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checked the coinstar yesterday and found my first silver - a 1952d dime! Also found a 2006d dime and a 2000d Sacagawea dollar. 
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Quote: checked the coinstar yesterday and found my first silver - a 1952d dime! Also found a 2006d dime and a 2000d Sacagawea dollar. Excellent! 
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Reject tray finds from Friday. 
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cabowabo, now you're just showing off. 
CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
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Quote: What anomaly would cause them to spit out seemingly normal looking American coins? Weight is the biggest thing with Coinstar machines. If a coin is too heavy or too light it will get rejected. Silver composition dimes, quarters, and 90% halves are about 10% heavier than their clad counterparts. This is why you often find silver dimes and quarters (and occasionally halves), but very rarely nickels (35% Silver War Nickels weigh exactly the same as regular composition nickels). Proof coins also usually get rejected, but I'm not 100% positive of the reason yet - could be the rims are too high.
CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
Edited by John77 05/15/2018 9:14 pm
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Quote:Weight is the biggest thing with Coinstar machines. If a coin is too heavy or too light it will get rejected. Silver composition dimes, quarters, and 90% halves are about 10% heavier than their clad counterparts. This is why you often find silver dimes and quarters (and occasionally halves), but very rarely nickels (35% Silver War Nickels weigh exactly the same as regular composition nickels). Proof coins also usually get rejected, but I'm not 100% positive of the reason yet - could be the rims are too high.  !
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I found two clad dimes and two Zincolns yesterday. I get a bit excited when I see just a couple coins in the tray that include dimes and/or quarters (hoping for a random silver), but no luck yet. 
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I get a bit excited when I see just a couple coins in the tray that include dimes and/or quarters (hoping for a random silver), but no luck yet. One of the Coinstars I frequent often had some dimes and cents... was hoping for some silver, but nope... not today.
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Aw... very likely the overweight planet 1941 Lincoln - the most commonly found Wheat cent in Coinstar reject bins. If you weigh it, likely it will be about 3.4 grams.
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Edited by John77 05/16/2018 10:39 am
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