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BadThad- Nice! Actually I found a 64D Roosevelt on 12/21/08. The "Great Coin Jar Dump of 2008" is indeed in full swing. haha
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"Great Coin Jar Dump of 2008"


Judging by the Brinks cent rolls I'm going through....IT DEFINATELY IS!
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 Posted 12/25/2008  03:40 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Gary Burke to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
1943 Steel cent. Very nice condition.
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The "Great Coin Jar Dump of 2008" is indeed in full swing. haha
I knew I should have trademarked that phrase!

Although I called it "change jar" originally, I ended up saying "coin jar" in another thread earlier tonight.

Maybe a change jar is for pennies and a coin jar is for cents?

Now excuse me while I go write some theme music and come up with a logo!
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My son just came home from work, he works at a drive-thru....he handed me a 1964 silver and two 1965 clad quarters he got from a customer!
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My son just came home from work, he works at a drive-thru....he handed me a 1964 silver and two 1965 clad quarters he got from a customer!

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I got this in my change today from the grocery store:


I need to find a relative that works in fast food or go to the store more! Nice acquisitions!
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you ever get that coin that makes your heart pound only to find out later it is absolutly worthless, and you feel like a idiot. I go through tim hortons and get a toonie for change When I looked at the coin there is this wierd head on it and strange writing, I think wow a error toonie stuck with the wrong country president. later I found out it was a mexican peso that looks like a toonie, only worth a few cents. I feel like going back and getting the rest of my $1.98 change. boo-hiss
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Today's 'find': 1987 Canada $1 coin, given to me by a CoinStar repairman. I see him working on the machine, and I say "Will this take long? I got some old silver dollars I gotta dump in there!"

He said, and I quote: "If you dump old silver dollars in there, then the machine's smarter than you, because it will take them!"

(Best comeback ever!)

I was kidding, of course, and he knew it...

A 1987 Loonie got jammed in the works, and he gave it to me.
The poor thing's down to VG or so, but hey it was free!
I was still laughing about that comeback....



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 Posted 12/29/2008  12:42 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add rogers to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
2008 XF 5 Groszy in the leave-a-penny-take-a-penny tray on the ferry. Very shiny!
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The "Great Coin Jar Dump of 2008" is indeed in full swing. haha
I knew I should have trademarked that phrase!

Although I called it "change jar" originally, I ended up saying "coin jar" in another thread earlier tonight.

Maybe a change jar is for pennies and a coin jar is for cents?

Now excuse me while I go write some theme music and come up with a logo!


If you want a coin for a logo, a colorized Arkansas quarter* popped up in the till at work...should post a picture of it. I'm hoping the other 55 pop up in the next year. Beats paying 100x face for that crap.

*could also be swapped out for the 01-S Sac dollar, or the wannabe proof Ohio-P quarter.
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Who needs to Nickel roll-hunt when you get these in your change?
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The 1938-S was in my change today from the auto repair shop!
The 1951 was in my change today from lunch at a restaurant.

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If you want a coin for a logo, a colorized Arkansas quarter* popped up in the till at work...should post a picture of it.
Now that is most definitely a dump coin!

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Who needs to Nickel roll-hunt when you get these in your change?
Very Nice!
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The mechanic who fixed my car collects coins and was a bit, uh, 'surprised' about my getting the '38-S right there at the shop!

Not to worry, he wanted a 1935 Cent to give to his grandfather and I have a nice BU Red '35 for him!
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Canadian Dime.

1989. AU.
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