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Your plan to keep the better ones is great. Ultimately, in my opinion, these won't have value above face unless you build a complete album, or they are AU and you keep them for 30+ years before selling them. All coin collecting comes down to keep what you like and throw back the rest.
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If you guys want, I'll post pictures tonight when I get home from work. Thanks, I would like to see PICs.  |
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I don't keep NIFC. They are too expensive to keep. That is just me though.
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One thing I noticed from the beginning were the extremely shiny enders on multiple rolls, 5 or 6 NIFC. I set them aside and started opening the others. First roll had 4 NIFC and it never stopped. Every roll had at least one, many had multiples ranging from 2002-2015.
All told, I ended with over $125 of these, and I don't know what to do since that cuts into my $500 weekly float... I can see the issue with limited funds for collecting. Me too.  Try selling some on ebay. I see *sold* NIFC single coins going for really nice prices. At any rate, as soon as you *DUMP*, they are gone. |
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4 boxes. 2 40%ers, a Walker, some NIFC, and 3 nasty proofs.  |
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United States
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Here's the 5 40%ers. Was skunked in previous box.  List of NIFC: 2002 - 25 2003 - 32 2004 - 47 2005 - 95 2006 - 15 2008 - 8 2009 - 1 2010 - 6 2011 - 1 2015 - 1  If these are uncirculated, how did so many get together? Another CRH's drop? |
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They could be dumps from mint bag/roll purchase. They buy at a premium, sort out the gems, dump the rest.
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Took a two month break (too many skunks in a row and busy schedule) my box a week starts Monday!
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turrdog Thanks for the PICs unreal  unbelievable  envy  keep 'em all And-Or sell what you can on ebay. There is a nice market for 'em on Ebay  |
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Arby, 99 double ender reverse bicentennial rolls. It's incredible the machines just happened to roll 99 together like that. If it wasn't against the rules, I would almost thing that someone at the bank, courier, or fed did it on purpose.
But seriously, did the rolls appear to be tampered with? If not, I'm guessing someone new set them aside (seeing the reverse) thinking they were valuable. As soon as he figures out they are common, he adds them back to the line.
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Owassokie, The rolls did not appear to be tampered with, they were high and tight rolls. It was very strange to see that. I have had some really nice monster boxes of silver that had double enders and a bunch of single silver enders and pulled a bunch of silver out of the box, some rolls had 10-18 pieces of silver in them. I expected to see that with the Bicentennials and that didn't happen. I think someone was just having fun on a slow day, or drinking on the job, or maybe doing meth, I could see someone on Meth doing that. LOL
"LOVE THE HUNT!"
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Well on a local Classified Ad site here I saw someone trying to sell Bicentennial for 50 bucks a roll.  So I can see someone hording those thinking they are valuable. |
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Silver (1966) magician half. I have found 13 so far but this is my first silver. Things have been very sparse many skunk boxes. so this was a pleasant surprise.  |
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Nice find! |
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3 boxes. A 1974D DDO, a counterstamped, a couple of NIFC and a bunch of junk.  |
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