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It was international day at the local Stop and Shop Coinstar! In addition to $0.13 US, there was representation from Canada (one loonie, three quarters, and a dime), Great Britain (one penny), Europe (5 Euro cents), and Costa Rica (25 colones):  "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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Nice finds Spence!
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Last Evenings, I went to coinstar at Kroger that is reject tray has a 1923 Wheats Cents. Quote:
t was international day at the local Stop and Shop Coinstar! In addition to $0.13 US, there was representation from Canada (one loonie, three quarters, and a dime), Great Britain (one penny), Europe (5 Euro cents), and Costa Rica (25 colones): Nice finds!  |
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A late night trip to the store yielded a 2013 New Hampshire Quarter, a 1996 Canadian 10 cents and, a new one for me, a 2003 5 centavos from Ecuador. There were also three truly horrid Zincolns that deserved to be in the reject bin.  Paul Bulgerin
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One bank coin counter tonight yielded $1.26 Canadian :)
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Great finds berto!
During my weekly CoinStar run today, I found 7 cents. Not much, but free money is always great, since I live very frugally and save any coins I find. No pictures for this one, since it's not too big of a deal.
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A late night trip to the store yielded a 2013 New Hampshire Quarter, a 1996 Canadian 10 cents and, a new one for me, a 2003 5 centavos from Ecuador. Excellent! Quote:
There were also three truly horrid Zincolns that deserved to be in the reject bin.  |
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One bank coin counter tonight yielded $1.26 Canadian :) Quote:
During my weekly CoinStar run today, I found 7 cents. Not much, but free money is always great, since I live very frugally and save any coins I find. Very nice! |
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Those definitely meet the definition of rejects.
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Yesterday, I went to a coinstar at Jewel-Osco that is reject tray has a 1964D Silver Roosevelt dimes, 1988 One Penny U.K., 1995 Twenty Pence U.K., and 22¢ Extra Moneys.   Last Afternoons, I went to coinstar at Walmart that is reject tray has a 1936 Mercury dimes, and 30¢ Extra Moneys.   HAPPY HUNTING!  |
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Excellent finds Pancake! You scored big time!
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Don't people check the reject tray after putting coins through? Maybe they thought the Merc dime was a foreign coin.
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Kopper Ken, most of the time they do, but there are a few that don't care and just leave whatever is there in the reject bin.
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Last night the coinstar at our local Walmart had 1 US dime and 1 Canadian dime sitting on the counter near the tipping tray, so I scooped up the two dimes on my way by the machine...I could not stand the thought of those two orphans being alone without other coins nearby :) |
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