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Coinstar Finds! (Including Bank Counters And Other Machines)

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 Posted 05/24/2018  07:00 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add TJLang to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
My Bride strikes again.
Yesterday she brought home a 1964 Silver dime.
She said it was shiney when she saw it in the reject bin.

Once fount a small nail so be careful when you reach in.
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 Posted 05/24/2018  07:03 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add aristarchus123 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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+1.

A few weeks ago I saw a shiny dime. When I pulled it out it was covered in wet ink. My guess is that a previous owner had kept coins in a jar that with pens, one of which had leaked. I had two fingers covered in ink.
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Last Afternoons, I went a coinstar at Meijer that is reject tray has Pop Tabs, Battery, Stainless Steel Key Rings, and $1.30 Extra Moneys.
Interesting finds!


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My Bride strikes again.
Yesterday she brought home a 1964 Silver dime.
She said it was shiney when she saw it in the reject bin.
Excellent!


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Once fount a small nail so be careful when you reach in.



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A few weeks ago I saw a shiny dime. When I pulled it out it was covered in wet ink. My guess is that a previous owner had kept coins in a jar that with pens, one of which had leaked. I had two fingers covered in ink.
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 Posted 05/24/2018  10:35 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add nfine to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
The loooong dry spell is over. $0.31 in Canadian change, a 1976 GB New Penny, and a 1943 P steel cent.
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The loooong dry spell is over. $0.31 in Canadian change, a 1976 GB New Penny, and a 1943 P steel cent.
Very nice!
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Last Morning, I went to a Quickchange at ISU Credit Union that is a reject tray has 1941 Wheat Cents and 1¢ Extra Moneys.

Wheats Cents!

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Last Afternoons, I went to a Coinstar at Meijer that is a reject tray has 2005 10 Euro Cents Greece, Tin City Token, 2009 Canadian Dimes, Thailand 1 baht, 2015 U.K One Penny, Energizer Battery, and $3.54 Extra Moneys.

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HAPPY HUNTING!
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A month-long drought ended yesterday... the 1951-S Roosy cleaned up nicely with a little acetone. An AU example! Yeah, that's a $5 coin!
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More great finds John77! The Roosevelt does look good.
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Well I finally ended my 2 month long CoinStar drought yesterday. I found a Jamaica 25 cent coin along with a common watch battery in the local machine.

Last week while in Boston for work my co-worker and I stopped at a self-serve car wash on the way to the office and sprayed off the accumulated crud from his truck and he found a stack of 7 Canadian quarters on the coin acceptor. Apparently someone had found that they would not work in the machine and just left them there.
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A Roosy and a Steely very nice john77.
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Well I finally ended my 2 month long CoinStar drought yesterday. I found a Jamaica 25 cent coin along with a common watch battery in the local machine.
Excellent!


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Last week while in Boston for work my co-worker and I stopped at a self-serve car wash on the way to the office and sprayed off the accumulated crud from his truck and he found a stack of 7 Canadian quarters on the coin acceptor. Apparently someone had found that they would not work in the machine and just left them there.
Bonus.
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Nine out of ten times, if I see someone dumping change in the Coinstar at my regular grocery store, they always take the rejects. The 1 in 10 scenario happened today.

I saw a guy dumping a jar full of coins, so I went inside and waited for him to come through the entrance and go to the service desk. When he finally came in, I noticed his coin jar was completely empty, so I wondered if he left anything behind since most people who take their rejects throw the coins back into the jar they took them in. Sure enough, there were some coins in the reject slot, totaling 46 cents including a 1964-D dime!
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Nice CR2032 there, Pancake!

I found a very cruddy/rotten presumed Zincoln left on the Coinstar counter today. I set it right back down.
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In Memory of Tootallious 3-31-1964 to 4-15-2020
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