Coinstar Finds

I liked the idea of sending one of my kids to check out the machine because I would feel weird doing it myself. but I would let them keep whatever they found, even if it were valuable. I did the same thing once after I received an ebay shipment. It was an autographed Harry Potter card. The card was surrounded by a bunch of "common" cards used as packing. I actually kept the cards and threw them in my dresser drawer. Several months later I was cleaning out the drawer and offered the cards to my kids, turns out my daughter checked out one of the "Hagrid" cards used as packing and it was worth $40!! LOL! She asked if she had to give it back. My loss was her gain. She was very happy. :)

a couple days ago I went and dumped a couple(50 dollars worth) of cents, I saw a silver roosevelt and tried to get it but couldn't, it was stuck. AWWWW. but I did end up getting a 1943 d steel back in the reject tray, HOW DID I MISS THAT?

I just got back from dropping off a movie at the local Red Box, which is right next to the Coin Star machine. There was 3 handsful of change in the Coin Star reject bin, totaling $4.36. Included was a 1958 Jefferson, 2 1940 S Lincolns, a BU 2006 Canadian nickel, 1999 Canadian Millenium August quarter and a 1985 British penny. My only other Coin Star find is a 1986 Bermuda dime.