Dime Roll Searching

Kenscott, in $150,000+ dimes searched:

1)cwr and mwr average the same silver count.
2)roughly 2 silver per box
3)27 silvers in one roll-cwr

I just did my best box of dimes ever. I feel confident that the reason I found so many was because they were stained with something. It kind of reminded me of an acid or chemical stain. I found 7 silvers. 6 were Rosies ranging from 48 to 64, but they were all different. I'm sure a couple of them were 'first time finds' for me. The last one was actually another Canadian but I was surprised to see king george on the reverse. It was a 1943 and unlike the others, it appeared to be clean and unrelated. One of my favorite finds.

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ikes were not made until the 70s, he must have meant rosies

I have tried a few boxes of the Brinks dimes in the clear wrappers, but have had no luck
going that avenue.

So far, my finds are coming from CR rolls. Some of my local CU chapters seem to be happy
with the idea of me picking up their CR rolls; it evidently saves them the trouble of shipping
them back to the Fed.

So far it seems to be a win-win situation. Also, my secondary bank has a coin counting machine
which makes dumping the dimes much easier than dumping halves.

owass awesome finds 7 in one box amazing!!

Picked up 3 boxes and $1,200 in cwr between 4 banks yesterday.
Boxes, not so great, 2 rosies.
Cwr's, 6 rosies.
On a side note, my favorite teller recently told me that she sold 3 rolls of solid silver quarters to a customer, a lady "collector". I stayed cool, but blew a head gasket in my mind! Politely asked teller why she didn't call me. "I thought you only liked dimes and halves." Aaaaaaaarrrggghhhh

fistfull, I know the feeling! but I think if you keep good report with her, she will save you some goods =D.. I had a teller like thast 2 years ago.. she got transferred and I havenet had any luck since