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I just finished a box with 18 US silver dimes including 4 Mercury's (1936 x2, 1936s, 1942s)! That doubles my previous high!
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Holy cow sich0015   Must have been a fun box! I finally didn't get a skunk...Box #54: 1964 d roosevelt 2000 Ecuador 10 Centavos Edited by murrellington
01/09/2012 6:54 pm
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That's incredible sich0015
Finds for the last two days out of roughly 40ish rolls from random banks, yielded a really nice 46D and a disgusting 58D.
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I can't remember if I posted Box #5 results. But...
Box #5
1964
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That is amazing to be finding Mercury dimes in roll searching. Congrats sich0015! I only search a few rolls per year, to find the latest ones to fill a couple of books. |
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Nice sich! Give us some pics!
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Searched through $500 worth today, one box and 50 customer rolls. The box yielded a 1962 Roosevelt and, surprisingly, a 1941 Merc! The customer rolls yielded two 1957-D's, a 1946, and four Canadians. Later, when I was dumping, I found another 1957-D in the reject tray.
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Give us some pics! Here are some pictures from that box mixed with other silver dimes I have found since I started searching. They should motivate almost anyone to want to search dimes. I have searched 10,000 rolls and I thought this would be a good time to post my overall totals. I average one silver dime every 1710 coins searched and I have pulled 20.7 ounces of silver from rolls of dimes. I have 35/48 silver Roosies. 9 proofs 1 1996w 20 Mercury dimes1920d 1936 x2 1936s 1937 1937s 1939 1939d 1939s 1942 x3 1942s x2 1943 1944 x3 1945s x2 249 Roosevelt dimes1946 x9 1946d x3 1946s x2 1947 1947d x3 1947s 1948 x4 1948d x2 1950 x2 1950d x2 1950s 1951 1951d 1951s 1952d x2 1953d x4 1954 x2 1954d x6 1956 x3 1956d x8 1957 x8 1957d x8 1958 1958d x4 1959 x3 1959d x6 1960d x12 1961 1961d x10 1962 x2 1962d x17 1963 x5 1963d x12 1964 x26 1964d x76 21 Canadian 1940 1945 1952 1953 x2 1954 1955x2 1956 1958 1960 x2 1961 x2 1963 x2 1964 x2 1966 1968 x2     |
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sich0015-
That is about 3 keepers per box which is incredible! What is that that 1996 "W"?
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It was a special issue dime, minted at West Point, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Roosevelt dime. It was included with the 1996 uncirculated coin set. |
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Sich - awesome pulls, congrats! I need to step-up my diming!
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Hey all, love reading this! I just started roll searching, and began with my first $200 last week...and got nothing...however, I got another $200 yesterday and came out with a terrible condidition Mercury (194_) as well as a nice 1954 :) Made my day! Also got a 1968 canadian dime...is this silver?
Off to dump tomorrow so I can buy some more!
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 corey9493! Always great to have new people on the forum! Quote:
Also got a 1968 canadian dime...is this silver? Yes, the 1968 canadian is 50% silver. |
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1974 was the last circulation strike S. There have been non-proof S mints since then, for example Bicentennial uncs and some commem dollars.
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