Jose Coinseco
Tenderfoot
- Sep 27, 2012
- 7
- 12
- Detector(s) used
- Whites Spectrum XLT
Rawlings 36 Inch Big Stick
- Primary Interest:
- Other
Bought a Brookstone coin sorter for $32 this weekend for my 12 year old daughter. She walked our street starting with $1000 in bills (and me sitting in the car watching) and went to 6 houses as a coin collector and offered to buy all the coins in their house for 90% which is the same as coinstar. She brought home $1,022.53 two and a half hours later. We then unwrapped the rolls and hunted and rewrapped. Found 12 wheats, 3 war nickels, 3 rosies, 8 40% halves, 2 Franklin halves, and one 1886-O Morgan silver dollar -- all the quarters were clad and totaled over half the monetary value. The big coins don't go through the sorter but with not being that many of them they were easy to count. Plus she made $102.25 on the discount and went to the LCS and bought three ASEs. She told everyone that she would be back the first weekend of each month.
Go to the coin, got to get to it before it reaches the banks. There is a ton of it out there. Going to go to her grandparents retirement home this weekend and do some more "house hunting". I call her the Human CoinStar, she calls us American Silver Pickers
Here's the Morgan, will post the rest of the pile later.
Go to the coin, got to get to it before it reaches the banks. There is a ton of it out there. Going to go to her grandparents retirement home this weekend and do some more "house hunting". I call her the Human CoinStar, she calls us American Silver Pickers
Here's the Morgan, will post the rest of the pile later.
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