Coinstar Finds

[BigWaveDave]

now we are back on track!!!!

 

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[Avago]

Had a sweet score from a Coinstar last night I couldn't wait to share! Along with $2.00 of other change, we scored:



YES! That's a 1917 Walker (no mintmark)! These are our first silver halves found in a Coinstar. Man, I'm dying to know what made it in to the machine...

 

[mark1982]

Nice find. I wish I kept track of how many coins I've found in coin stars over my years of coin hunting

 

[NSR60]

I just joined the Steel Penny Club. Judging by the number of people who report finding them in the reject bin, I'm amazed at how often these turn up.

 

[mxh5891]

I just joined the Steel Penny Club. Judging by the number of people who report finding them in the reject bin, I'm amazed at how often these turn up.

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It's not that amazing when you realize that between Philadelphia, Denver, and San Fran mints, they made over 1 billion steel pennies in 1943. So they are not exactly rare.

 

[Keith Jackson]

I added 27 cents in modern coinage to my total the other day.

 

[NSR60]

It's not that amazing when you realize that between Philadelphia, Denver, and San Fran mints, they made over 1 billion steel pennies in 1943. So they are not exactly rare.[/QUOTE]

They're not rare, but I don't recall ever seeing one in pocket change. Now that I think about it, the six silver dimes I've found in the last two months are three times as many as I saw in circulation the previous twenty years.

 

[yankeesfan4life]

I never get anything, nada.

 

[barneyb71]

I did a separate post but I'll put pictures here.


And about $6.50 mixed change.