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Stopped at a particular bank for the first time and $8 in loose halves produced a 1964 Kennedy  |
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United States
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Nice finds, guys!
It seem like everyone's getting some luck this time of the year.
I ordered a box from Chase and should be able to bring it home today after school :) I'll post the results in several hours.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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MC made back in the day were silver, for example, I have double-headed Peace and Morgan dollars. Since they are meant to be somewhat familiar, they are usually current coins. |
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United States
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$6.50 in loose halves and 1 CWR yielded 1969-D  This was an added bonus becasue I just went to pick up some pennies. Edited by rachums107
12/06/2011 7:58 pm
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United States
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4 Loomis boxes gave up 5 40% and 6 NIFC.
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United States
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First $220 from a Box Ordered by Chase = Skunk,
I'm exchanging these for another batch of $190, lets see how it goes.
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United States
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3 boxes of halves (and one box of dimes) skunk skunk and skunk
bummer
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United States
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My latest MC was actually two sided 1984 heads. I have found about a dozen or more of them so far. They are slightly more rare than a 1987 for example, at least from my experience. Most are heads/tails and only the weight/ sound give them away. If you know what you are looking for, they jump out at you when you find them very easily.
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United States
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Great finds to all. I start 12 boxes tomorrow and hope my luck will change. on a 35K skunk streak if I find anything ill post.
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United States
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thanks for pointing out the MC, I know what to look for now. I finished up with 3 more 68d but have not finished looking for DDO's yet. so a total of 1-64, 3-67, 6- 68, 1-69, the commemorative coin and what looks like the 71D DDO. |
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This maybe due to somewhat higher mintages but does anyone else notice a particular year (or two) where there are a greater number of clads in very good condition? I see a disproportionate number of '96 and somewhat less '97 that look AU/BU at least.
'96 and '97 mintages were on the high side for Kennedy's I guess but not enough to explain why I see so many '96 in very good condition. Much more so than even later years. Except for NIFC years of course.
Anyone else who bothers to look at clads (not just rim searching for silver) see something similar?
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United States
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Snapper, I also see a very high number of 1996 in almost uncirculated condition. I couldn't figure out why either... However, after 5 boxes, I still need a 1997D... so I'm not sure what's up with that!
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"Havent posted in a week as I had a motorcycle accident and broke my leg, so sitting at the computer for any length of time hurts."
Smoke:
I am a Physical Therapist and I would be happy to answer any questions you have on your road to recovery with your patellar fracture. Feel free to contact me.
I have not been searching recently due to my money has been tied up in a new bed. But now I am back and I plan to start again. I hope to have big finds to report soon.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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yes snapper I find these coins so much 1996 and 1992's few weeks ago I found dozens of those in BU todays 2 boxes box 1 - 2 90s and 2 40s box 2 - 1 90 and dozens of NIFC's never seen so many all ranging from 2004 -2009 and of course more of the dreaded mark coins  thanks everyone for the welcome  |
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United States
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1 box yesterday + 1 box today = 0 .
Is geting tough to do it !
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