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Nice mix, Coincollector110.  |
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The bankers open up the machine for me to look in and get some stuff out of the rejects that collect in there and other stuff. Found at least $3 worth of spare coons, some Canadians, and a quarter that somebody hammered, therefore the edge is larger than it should be.
Edited by CollectionMaster
11/25/2016 10:35 pm
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I wish I wasn't so shy.. then I could ask this wild stuff at banks
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By the way... I honestly don't know if this counts for this thread, but my dad found a nice AU 1951 D silver quarter... Someone on the bus tried paying part of their fare with it, but the machine rejected the coin! (He's a bus driver)
I've always wanted to hack a coin star and add a super speed weighing system. Dump in coins, and it immediately sorts between silver and clad.
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11/26/2016 10:11 am
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Nice finds RoyCoinBoy |
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I think it counts. Nice find for your dad! |
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Pillar of the Community
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Although that quarter find would be better suited for the 'interesting find from circulation' thread, it is still a good one.
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Maybe, but I like the sense of it being mechanically rejected. After all, there have been several vending machine finds posted in the past.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Oh, I suppose you're right. I didn't consider the fact that the machine rejected it.
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I've only ever found a pile of pennies along with a dime and a communist Chinese copper coin in a coinstar (canada)
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Pillar of the Community
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wow, astounding find from the 1800s! Ive never got reject silver, or reject septa token. Though I could use both!
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Pillar of the Community
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The Roosevelt's are great but the 3 pence is a stunning find would love to know how after 145 years it found its way there
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Skibdib/Santfeboy - I still can't believe it and thought the same thing. What in the world is a 1800's Great Britain coin doing in a Michigan Coinstar 145 years later.
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Wow, nice Coinstar find! However it managed to make its way over here, I suppose it was for the best. |
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