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Pillar of the Community
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Trickymix-I saw you posted that same post in the nickel searching thread  |
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Pillar of the Community
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$80 CWRs yielded a 1958D in fairly nice shape and my first silver dime!
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Trickymix-I saw you posted that same post in the nickel searching thread I did I am not to sure how it ended up here I only posted once. Sorry it doesn't go here I will move it! |
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It wont let me But sorry it belongs in the nickel section
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Pillar of the Community
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another great box today - 1944,1953 D and 1964
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good box monks I did one box tonight with one 1946
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my luck ran out 1 box - nada
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I've been heavier in the dimes lately. The only boxes that I can regularly get without a fee are the brinks plastic wrapped dimes. I've searched probably 12 or 15 of these boxes and only found 2 silvers. Both were tarnished and would have been missed if I was just edge searching. So my question is...do others have similar luck with these shrink wrapped brinks? The S&S paper wrapped dimes treat me well but I never know which teller on what day is going to decide to charge the fees on these. Depends on who is around. So I'm trying to figure out if I've just had bad luck with brinks or if they truly are worse.
Thanks,
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Visited my parents this weekend in the San Francisco Bay Area and decided to do a buy from the bank there. First set of Brinks rolls.
$100 in rolls:
Silver: 1962 D, and a possible 1962 No Mark, but pretty chewed up and I don't have a scale.
Canadian: 1988, most likely BU.
Other: 2009 D, and two very nicely toned coins.
I find that I am really enjoying finding toned dimes. No other US coin tones quite as nice in my eyes.
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Opened a roll for cash register tonight, no silver. one coin looked kinda dark, almost black. Pulled it out, hello 1926 mercury :)
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one box tonight gave up one 1962
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STILL have not seen any 2009's in circulation.
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