Florida's Cashiering Chronicles

Back story: I work at a certain airport, in the gate area (past security), as a cashier. One would think that being in an isolated environment, you wouldn't find any surprises...but there are some. (Just wanted to have this thread for a good read and show that airports aren't that stressful and boring ) Also, we get a mixture of paper and plastic rolls for coins.

Recent finds include...

-1905 IHC (apparently from a customer, as per my coworker..it was just casually laying on her register, reverse side up)
-1964 dime from a random paper roll (plus a 64-D from a few months ago)
-2009 $1 FRN with the serial number K 00009425 C
-Canadian Twoonie that had been renting out space under one of the register monitors for a week.
-1945-S nickel which I spotted in another coworkers till has he was counting his money
-1937 nickel pretty much in Fine condition (full date, half of the horn). That's the second one I've found from a roll at work.
-1949-S nickel
-All of the 2009 quarters (with some multiples...which need rid of lol) except for Denver's Guam. And all Philly ATB up to Glacier (a nice customer handed over his D-mint Grand Canyon the other day)
-2002-P, both 2009 and 2010 Sacs.
-Acquired 2011-dated mint rolls of cents, nickels and dimes