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1952-S nickel and a practically brand new 1969-S cent!
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one of my coworkers found a 1967 canadian quarter in the drawer and let me trade it in! It is my first silver coin that is not an American coin! When I researched it, I noticed it could be worth either in the $3-range or $5-range, depending on the silver content. I wonder how to find out the content without having to weigh for the difference, since I have no method of weighing it.
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Went to cash my loose change into the coinstar near my house. Nothing in the reject bin, but the good part was when I went to cash in the voucher. It was 50 something dollars with 26 cents. When I got to my car, the 26 cents turned out to be a 1975 cent, and a Grand Canyon P quarter! It was obverse side up but I immediately recognized that it was a park quarter before I checked the reverse when I saw the restored 1932 bust of GW. Always nice to find a park quarter in circulation!
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Found a nice 1917c Newfie quarter the other day :) so happy!
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Thanks jbuck!
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No problem.


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Found a nice 1917c Newfie quarter the other day :) so happy!
Very nice!
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Found a buffed '44 S Jefferson on the sidewalk yesterday.
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I found a 1930 Mercury dime in the coinstar machine the other day. It was so black and dirty that I thought it was a penny at first.
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I always look in that tray in the coinstar, haven't found anything besides the development of OCD but I keep looking.
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In today's change: 1952 (P) Dime.
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Australian: Pad printed (colourised) $1 proof!
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I got a 1928 s Buffalo nickle from the grocery stores change last week, it made me smile.
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I once found a 1955 Canadian penny while looking through change, and another time I got a 1945-S Jefferson nickel.
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