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Pillar of the Community
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(1) 1968 in a teller tray
Box #39
(1) 1968
Box #40
Skunk
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Valued Member
United States
286 Posts |
Thanks for the info everyone, where do you get the wrappers to wrap the halfs as my bank does not have a coin machine.
BB
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United States
830 Posts |
bbradford, I get my wrappers on ebay.
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United States
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4 boxes today 1 NIFC (2002D) 3 Proof (71,87,91) That's it :( One thing I did notice is someone in my area has gone beyond Sharpie marking coins for ID. I had a TON of bicentenials that were sand blasted to give them a matte finish. You could spot them a mile away in a roll even on edge as the edges look frosted.
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Pillar of the Community
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Boxes 99-101
Box 99 1982s proof 1986s proof
2007p BU
Box 100 1968d 1969d x2
1972s proof
1976d BU gold toned x15
Box 101 2006s proof
BU 1971d 1972d 1974d 1976d gold toned x4 1991p/d proof-like 2002p proof-like 2008d 2009d
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Valued Member
United States
214 Posts |
I ordered 4000 bank wraps off a supply website. I guess I plan on going through 40,000 dollars in halfs 
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Valued Member
United States
286 Posts |
Thanks everyone, I picked up 1K wrappers online today for $8 including shipping, now I just need to start ordering in the boxes of halves :0)
Thanks
BB
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bradford - nice once you start ordering your halves and find at least one, you will be hooked for life! haha
2 boxes completed
box 1 - 9 40s and 1 1986 proof coin box 2 - 2 90s and 1 40 which had J's mark on it from 2009 haha! he missed one! yes it was a little black the coin but still easy to make out the 1968 guess he was in a rush to mark all the coins ha!
till friday for 2 more boxes
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Valued Member
United States
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So I think I've come to the conclusion that savvy collectors on this forum are ordering multiple boxes from multiple banks throughout the week. Could I get some advice on how to do this with about 1k working capital? I guess the only scenario I've come up with is find a bank that would deliver them on say Monday, search, roll them up,deposit, withdraw again, and go pick up the next box say on Thursday. Is that how everyone is doing it, or does anyone have any other suggestions/methods? 2 boxes tomorrow! Cant wait 
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New Member
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Maybe I'm just crazy, but I reuse the rolls my halves come in... I just pick at the top of a roll, straighten the paper out, and pop the coins. Once I've searched them, I just drop them back in, fold the roll over, and voila. I feel like it takes the same amount of time, if not less, than using new rolls. Also, I save 40¢ a box that way...lol.
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Boxes 102-104
Box 102 2010d
Box 103 BU 1971d 1972 x2 gold toned 1987p proof-like 2001d 2003d
Box 104 1967 x2 1968d x3
1974s proof
Edited by bishftl 12/21/2011 11:53 pm
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Interesting day in Roll Searching for me today. Box #41(1)1968 Box #42Now this is where it gets interesting. In this $500 box, almost EVERY single half dollar had the same mark on it. I'm talking at least $350 out of the $500. Here are a few with the mark. Maybe one of you guys..lol  Here's the good news. Below is the picture of what was NOT marked. >  (1) 1918 Walker (1) 1934 Walker (1) 1942 Walker (1) 1943 Walker (1) 1952 Franklin (1) 1954 Franklin (1) 1954-D Franklin (1) 1958-D Franklin (2) 1963-D Franklin (1) 1963 Franklin (1) 1967 (1) 1968 (1) 1969 Now for the Dancing Fruits (& Vegetable)    
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Rest in Peace
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People who mark the actual coins are strictly hunting for profit, and can't be considered collectors in any sense of the word.
Edited by biggfredd 12/22/2011 9:50 pm
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Just picked up 258.50 in halves yesterday, all customer wrapped from 5 different banks. Scored 8- 40%, 1 90%, 88S PF and 3 NIFC (09P, 09D). At one branch, they had just 5 and the teller is looking at them and all were 40% she said they sound different and was banging them on the desk! It looked for a minute she was going to keep them, but she handed them over.
2011 JFK roll searching --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2011 totals
Total searched: 1456 coins ($728) all customer rolled 40% silver: 18 (1.2%) 90% silver: 1 (64) NIFC: 3 (09P-1, 09D-2) Proof: 1 (88S) Other:
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Quote: People who mark the actual coins are strictly hunting for profit, and can't be considered collectors in any sense of te woird. Agreed, 100%. 
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