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Got a Red Seal $5 bill from young cashier who asked me it I wanted to see a counterfeit bill he got that morning. Got a double edged $1 Washington 2007 D left as a tip at a bar. Got it slabbed at ANACS and they liked it!!
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Was in Asheville North Carolina last week and got 5 Formative Years straight from the roll and a 1995 S Proof Cent
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Today: 2002 Portugal Euro 5-Cent given to me as my "1¢" worth of change at McDonald's!

5 Euro Cents is worth 7 U.S. Cents at today's exchange rate, so I net-gained 6¢ just in terms of face value.

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Today: 1980-S Susan B. Anthony in my light rail change.
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1956 LC, D. AU. came from a cash register.
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 Posted 07/17/2009  08:52 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Maine_Jim to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Got this 1920 Maine Commemorative half out of a customer roll yesterday. Can't seem to get a great photo of it but any idea on grade?

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Very nice find!
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Maine Jim, that's a terrific find! The chance of any classic commemorative popping out of a roll is pretty small, but I presume this one might come up more often if you actually live in Maine!

The photos don't allow a good evaluation but it's probably at least AU-50. That's a $100+ coin in that grade. Congratulations!
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I do live in Maine so it does make sense getting it as they were mostly sold around here. I graded it at AU-50 but it's pretty dark. The only other commemorative I've found is a 1995 Civil War commemorative about six months back.

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Wow Maine_jim! And in such great condition, too!

Did these use to circulate?
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Very nice, Maine_Jim!

I think a lot of the classic commemorative coins circulated. I see a lot of circulated grade ones at the coin shows.
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Was handed three BU Denver mint railsplitter cents in change at my local (Topeka) grocery store today. They're out there!
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got an 80S SBA and an 2x 01P Sac in a mixed dollar roll
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As a lady at work was going through her purse looking for change, I saw a ton of what looked like British coins. I asked, and she had just come back from England. She gave me a 1993 One Pound, 2006 50P, 1980 2 New Pence, and a 2002 Penny. She even refused my offer of payment!

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