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She did it again. For the fourth time in maybe two months, my wife last night casually handed me a Wheatie she had picked up in change, this one a 1944-D. I demanded to know where she's picking these things up, but she just laughed and pretended not to know!
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Today: 2012- P Hawaii Volcanos Quarter. Only the third P-mint ATB Quarter I've found in my change since 2010! 
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I keep all the Hawai'i Volcanoes NP quarters. You know why? I've been there before! I've found 3 so far. Anyone else been to a national park they put in the series? If so, do you keep the ones you find?
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Low-number bill! Don't have it on me but it starts with 00002. And no heavy folds, either--just a single teeny bend that will come out in a book!!
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Did my monthly search of accrued pocket change. Came up empty the last few months. This month though ........ 1946 Wheat penny1956 D Wheat penny1952 Jefferson nickelThat makes me what ? $ 1.00 profit from my search 
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a 1909-VDB penny in the register at work, which was the coin that got me into collecting! Next to that 1909-VDB lay a 1952-D cent as well! I got a 1909 in change seven years ago (unsure what type that one was) and I accidentally spent it so to find another 1909 in circulation was really gratifying! It was a true epiphany!
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Got a 2007 2 Grosze coin from Poland from a teller who was looking to get rid of it. He was more than happy to give it to me.
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So tonight had someone counting out their pocket change and tossing it on the counter (this is a HUGE pet peeve of mine--guys, our hands are no dirtier than yours after you've handled money, please don't treat your clerks like they have rabies), and I spotted a glimmer in his hand. Sure enough, something hit the counter with a "tinnngggg!" and when I nonchalantly picked it up, I was thrilled to spot a nice, clean (as in "not covered in crud," not as in "crap, who brought the Brillo?") 1961 quarter!
Not three minutes later someone bought a coffee, $1.62 and handed me a buck, two pennies, two quarters, and a nickel, dug around their pocket "hold on, I know I have another nickel in here" and . . . .
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR NICKEL! (I've missed doing that.)
1944-P, in GORGEOUS shape! It's black from tarnish but the devices themselves look easily XF, maybe better.
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I pulled these out of the reject bin at the wells fargo on my way out with a box of dimes. First steelie I have seen in circulation!  
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Nice finds, ninamason and baysinger626! 
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Two nice finds today. One a 1987-D quarter that must have spent the last 26 years in a coin jar. The other is Lincoln smoking a doobie or something!  
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Never-folded 1988A $20 bill today! :D
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