My Coin Roll Hunt Thus Far. Meh.

My earlier post: http://goccf.com/t/454505

Well, this CRH is taking longer than expected. Seems I can usually get one or two rolls done and then I'm done! So after three days I managed to get through 1 roll of dimes and 5 rolls of nickels. I read another poster who goes through 6,000 coins in several hours. Blows my mind.

My initial intent was to go through all the rolls I got (10 pennies, 5 nickels, 1 dime and 5 quarters). But I wanted to provide some statistics (anticipating a lackluster outcome) and finally decided to first post results on the dime and nickel rolls. The stats mostly quantify the number of coins found for a specific time period. I was not about to record every date, though. I was curious about the averages I might see per time period. The spreadsheet output provides a good snapshot of the hunt.

What I didn't find was silver (dimes) nor key/semi-key dates (nickels). I did find some nickel errors which I have photos of below. There were no significant finds unfortunately. But if you review the spreadsheet image you'll see I did find several older coins (1-1940 and 2-1964's, a lone S minted 1970). Also found several that would classify as full Step. but was seeing so many I began discounting them. Lastly found quite a few really shiny nickels. My sign is Sagittarius but I must be part Pices since I couldn't resist going after and saving those shiny, glittery coins.

Good news is that except for the dime roll (Lumis) the nickel rolls appear customer wrapped. No rolls were short.

Lets get to the error photos.

Here is my bank haul.


2015P Die Crack Left corner to 1st column.





1980P DDR? "EPLUR". Not sure if the category is correct. Or is it just a lighting issue?





2021P two blisters(?) on right wall of Monticello. Also might be Full Step.






2017P With small obverse Cud on "S", die crack on reverse (Left wall) and might also be FS.






Edit: forgot the spreadsheet.