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Found a pretty nice 1941 Wheat cent yesterday in the Walmart! Seemed about F ish grade could still see some of the wheat lines. |
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Wheat cents are still fun to find, no matter the venue.  |
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$1.82 in regular money, 3 Mexican pesos, a 2009 dime, two wheats (1925 and 1945D), 1948 dime, 1969 half, one British penny I was really excited. Made my day much better after picking up a box of halves from the bank and it already been searched through  |
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Amazing finds layer! Probably someone was on their phone, distracted, and didn't think to check the return LOL. When a half dollar hits a reject, I'd imagine it's quite loud from the other coins hitting down there.
I found a 57D rosie several weeks ago.
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Sorry for the late reply, but... Quote:
So someone got their rejects from the tray and threw them in the trash? Indeed. Probably glanced at it for a second and tossed it after it cycled through the machine several times. I've seen coins get rejected after the person is completely done with their transaction, LOL...  The same trash, I found this (during the summer) It's a crusted and corroded 1860-1864 CN indian. If you go to page 43, you can read all about it.  Edited by CoinHuntingDrew
12/10/2015 03:29 am
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Nice haul, layer cake! |
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Thanks! One for my records for sure!
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Found a 1974 Canada dime today  |
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Nice finds! You guys are making me wanna take a ride...
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Today's haul: 5 cent euro, British penny, and a 1952 dime that's partially tarnished, but still has plenty of mint luster left! And that doesn't include the numerous pennies and other change I found on the floor throughout the store.
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Nice going with the silver! Is the penny pre- or post-decimal?
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I'm not sure, it's from 1980 and is mostly brown with no shine left.
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So post decimal. Decimal coins were first minted in 1968(?)
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Found a 2015 Penny today at the CoinStar. No idea why it was rejected  |
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