*ThePT78Gamers Log*

[ThePt78Gamer]

*ThePT78Gamer's Log*

5/9/2014

10 Hand wrapped rolls of Cents: Skunk. I didnt find anything older than 1983, whoever rerolled these and gave them to my CU is a copper hoarder.

30 MWR of cents: 8 Wheats, oldest 1942. 2 Bicentennial Canadian cents, and 4 "pre 1960" canadian cents. Two 1957's, a 1954, and a 1943.

10 Hand wrapped rolls of nickels: 3 "pre 60". 1959 D, 1948, and 1946.

2 MWR of nickels: 3 "pre 60". 1959 D, and two 1954 D's.

12 Hand wrapped rolls of dimes: Skunk.

3 MWR (Paper) of dimes: Skunk.

5 MWR of Quarters: 3 Bicentennials. One was a reverse ender.

Register finds: 2 wheats: 1946 and 1941. And one "pre 60" nickel. 1953 no mint mark.

Lookout finds: 2 wheats. 1958 D and 1953 D.

Penny Arcade reject tray: Canadian Quarter (1982) and a 1904 Large Canadian cent in good shape. Probly grades VF maybe even XF. Its color is that what you would expect but the details are all very nice and sharp. Was not expecting this. Would it be valuable? I plan on putting it in a 2x2 anyway...
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5/10/2014

22 Hand wrapped rolls of cents: 7 wheats. Oldest 1920 and Its hella toasted but legible. As well as 1 Canadian cent, 1950.

16 MWR of cents: 8 Wheats. Oldest 1939, which was a reverse ender. :unhappysmiley

5 MWR of Quarters: 2 Bicentennials.

Register finds: 1944 Wheat Cent.


So as you can see, Ive been doing Quarters lately. Im obviously hoping for Silver, and I know the averages are ROCK BOTTOM when it comes to Quarters, but I also keep Bicentennials, and am on the hunt for the Wisconsin D extra leaf on the corn error as well. Plus, not manhy CRH'ers are doing Quarters BECAUSE they are so pulled of silver. So who knows? A collection dump or even just a stray Pre 65' would be nice to find in a roll. Hell, Maybe Ill even find a standing Liberty or a Barber Quarter someday. Its not entirely impossible. Just... Very very very slim odds.


Good luck to everyone else.

 

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[SilverFace]

Congrats on the free old large Canadian cent. And good luck with the quarter hunting. I think there have been a couple of nice quarter scores posted fairly recently. Just never know with this hobby.

H$H!

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

5/11/2014:

16 MWR (Paper) of Cents: 2 Wheats. 1942, 1944.

Bicentennial Quarter from change back in Soda vending Machine in the break room at work.
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5/12/2014

2 MWR (Clear Plastic) of Cents: Skunk.

(Paper Rolled) Box of Cents: 15 Wheats. Oldest 1934, second oldest 1938. 1 Centennial Canadian Cent, and 2 "pre 60" Canadian Cents. 1957 and 1956.

1 MWR (Clear Plastic) of nickels: Skunk.
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5/13/2014

Box 1 of Cents (Clear Plastic Brinks): 23 Wheats, oldest 1937. 1 Canadian Cent, 1949.

Box 2 of Cents (Paper Wrapped rolls): 12 Wheats, oldest 1926.

Box 3 of Cents (Paper Wrapped rolls): 15 Wheats, oldest 1938. As well as 2 Canadian Cents, 1 Centennial, the other 1946.

Asked for "Big dollar coins" at one of the TD banks around here and got one Ike. (1971) Dont plan on keeping it. Ill sell it to one of my bosses at work for face.

Good luck to everyone else.

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

5/14/2014

20 MWR (Paper) of Cents: 6 Wheats, oldest 1926. And 4 Canadian Cents: A Centennial, a 1959 with amazing mint luster in BU or so condition, a 1955, and a 1940.

Lookout Finds: A 1945 D from my sister. She found it going through one of her friends' at schools change. And 3 from a woman who usually has a few wheats a week for me: 1955, 1942, and 1940.
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5/15/2014

6 Hand wrapped rolls of Cents: No wheats, but a toasty 1980 P dime.

20 MWR (Paper) of Cents: 7 Wheats. Oldest 1940. And 1 Canadian Cent, also 1940.

8 Hand wrapped rolls of nickels: 7 "pre 60" including a 1942 no mint non war nick, and a 1939. (No doubling)

Register finds: 1 Wheat, 1957.
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5/16/2014

Brinks Box of Cents: 19 wheats, oldest 1918. Second oldest 1938. As well as 3 Canadian cents, 1957, 1956, and 1949. Also, a silvery colored cent from 1988. I have yet to figure out what happened to it. It looks very nice and am going to have it checked out by a place one town over that may have an answer. It has nicks and scratches, but I dont see any discoloration. All silvery color. No brown on the edges or showing through at all. Its also non magnetic if that helps.

Register Finds: 1943 P War Nick and a 1941 no mint nickel.

Good luck to everyone else.

 

[BuffaloBoy]

Nice log, I am looking forward to reading your finds!

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

5/17/2014

Didnt buy any rolls today. But that doesnt matter, the register was the best at giving up goodness today than it ever has been. My first customer in my line bought sandles or whatever they were and paid 11 dollars for them. The register opens, and staring right at me is the Indian head of a nickel. Turned out to be a Very Good to Fine condition 1937 full date. Later after my first break, I get sent to another register and soon after it opened for the first time I fished through the quarters just a bit and I see a whiter but also dirtier one (tarnished). Turned out to be an amazing 1957 Silver Washington! My first ever silver quarter found anywhere. Probly grades VF or even EF even with the amount of tarnish. Also managed a centennial (1967) canadian cent, and a 1951 wheat. What a day that was.

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5/18/2014

Didnt work or buy rolls today. Went to a friends birthday get together and gave him a 64' dime. He doesnt really care about coins, but it was a quick gift type thing.

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5/19/2014

Didnt buy rolls today either. Register gave up a 1948 no mint nickel.

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5/20/2014

Also didnt buy rolls today. Register gave 2 wheats. 1957 and 1950. Also one nickel, 1946 no mint mark.

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5/21/2014

Got up with only 3 hours and 45 minutes of sleep or so. Had to get things done today and was up late. I decided circulated Bicentennial quarters were a waste of time and gave them to the bank for 11$ after I dumped the 55ish dollars in cents and nickels I had from many days before. Onto the finds.

19 hand wrapped rolls of cents: 11 wheats total. I gave one to a guy I was talking to in the break room once I saw it had like a smudge of glue on it. Not to worry as it was from the 50's. One of the rolls had NINE wheats in it. My smile and surprise when I dumped that roll out was huge eheheh. Also got a dime, and a canadian "pre 60" cent, 1951 King George.

Register finds: 1955 wheat. Also found a 1$ star note with a bit of smudged ink coming off the higher star on the bill. Bought it out, and then I must have forgot and spent it on the rolls of cents from my CU at work. But to make up for it, a lady paid with a series 1950C 5$ bill. I currently have that one my desk right now. But, the best find of the day was later before I went home and it wasnt really busy. I was working one register in the middle of the store and decided to edge check the quarters since I had time. I didnt see anything of interest so set them back in their place. Luckily I decided to fish through them a second and saw the eagle end of one that was very worn and I thought to myself "Thats GOT to be silver". Sure enough, a well worn 1935 Silver Washington! I couldnt believe it. I looked at the edge and the tarnishing on the sides had browned it up a bit, hence why I got fooled. 2 Silver quarters over the course of a couple days. Im starting to think theres more out there than Ive heard.

Lookout finds: 2 wheats: 1956 D and 1944.

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5/22/2014

19 MWR (Paper) of cents: 3 wheats, oldest 1926.

Got paid today and picked up a brinks box of dimes. Was a skunk.

3 MWR of Quarters: Skunk. I decided to buy the rest of what they had bank rolled from the podium at work since I had found 2 silvers and thought there may be more to be had. I was wrong, but I am sure not complaining.

Register Finds: 3 Wheats, 1958 D, 1948 D, and 1944.




Good luck to everyone else.

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

5/23/2014

Got a 1919 S wheat from a friend of mines buddy who came over to hang out. He mustve told him I collect and found that somewhere. They also had a small bag of change they brought with them, which had one wheat, 1952 D.

Brinks box of cents: 35 wheats, (a record tie for most in a box for me) oldest 1929. Second oldest 1937. Also 3 canadian cents: 1956, 1953 and 1951.

Brinks box of nickels: 28 Pre 60. A 2006 Singapore 20 cent coin, and a no date buff.

5 Hand wrapped rolls of halves: Skunk.

5 MWR (Brinks black and white) of halves: Skunk.
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5/24/2014

7 Hand wrapped rolls of cents: 3 wheats, oldest 1952 D.

10 MWR (Clear plastic) of cents: 3 wheats, oldest 1936.

11 hand wrapped rolls of nickels: 6 pre 1960. Oldest 1940.

(Paper wrapped) Box of nickels: 27 generic "pre 60". Oldest was a single 1938. A no date buff, a War nick reverse ender, (1943 P) and one 2009.

8 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: 1961 D silver Roosevelt.

Got a 1953 D wheat from cumberland farms. The guy knows I collect and swapped it with a zincoln of mine.

Penny reject tray: 1959 nickel.

Register finds: 1955 wheat, 1957 D nickel.
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5/25/2014

24 MWR (Paper) of cents: 9 wheats, oldest 1941 S.

Box 1 of paper wrapped cents: 14 wheats, oldest 1928. 2 Canadian cents: 1959, 1942.

Box 2 of paper wrapped cents: 24 wheats, oldest 1918, second oldest 1939.
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5/26/2014

22 MWR of cents: 7 wheats, oldest 1939.

Coinstar reject tray: Canadian Quarter, (2000) 1984 P nickel.

Register finds: 1957 D nickel.
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5/27/2014

3 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: One was a solid roll of Canadians. No silver. Skunk otherwise.

1 MWR (Clear Plastic) of Quarters: Skunk. I saw a very dark edge and couldnt tell it was clad so Its the only one I bought that my main pick up bank let me look at.

9 hand wrapped rolls of Quarters: Skunk.

Again, good luck to everyone else.

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

5/28/2014

44 Loomis rolls of Nickels: 21 Generic pre 60, oldest was a single 1938 no mint. Also got a 2009 P.

4 MWR (Paper) of dimes: Skunk.

13 MWR of Halves: Skunk.

Register finds: 1944 wheat, a 1941 no mint nickel, and a 2008 S Proof clad dime. Im putting it in a 2x2 and placing it with my only other proof Ive found, which was a 2002S nickel.
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5/29/2014

4 Hand wrapped rolls of cents: 1956 D.

36 MWR (Paper) of cents: 9 wheats, oldest 1942. As well as 2 Canadian cents, 1956, and 1948.

6 Loomis rolls of nickels: 4 Pre 60. Oldest 1940 S.

1 MWR (Paper) of Dimes: Skunk.

Register Finds: 1940 D nickel.

Got a 1957 no mint nickel in change back from Cumberland Farms.

Also, a guy was dumping his coins into the coinstar machine at my work, and I noticed he was getting some rejects. It was like 10:45 PM at night and business was slow, so I went over and asked if he knew what it was rejecting. He said "Just this" and it turned out to be a 1943 P war nick. I told him it was silver and he had a semi confused and "I dont give a damn" look on his face. I told him I would take it and I walked away laughing. A minute later I felt the need to make up for it, so I gave him a regular nickel from the 90's. Regardless, free silver.
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5/30/2014

2 MWR (Paper) of cents: Skunk.

12 MWR of Halves: 1 40%er. 1967 no mint.

Register Finds: 1953 wheat cent, 1945 D wheat cent, and a nice 1920 Canadian cent. My second oldest Canadian coin ever.
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5/31/2014

Got a 1941 no mint nickel from the register.



As usual, good luck to everyone else.

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

6/1/2014

Day off today. Didnt search or get anything.

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6/2/2014

Lookout Finds: 1947 wheat.

Register Finds: 1948 D nickel.
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6/3/2014

Lookout finds: 1939 wheat

Register Finds: 1958 D wheat, 1956 D wheat, and a 1944 wheat.
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6/4/2014

18 MWR (Paper) of Cents: 3 wheats. 1953, 1950, and 1920 no mint.

7 MWR (Paper) of nickels: 4 Pre 60.

CoinStar Reject tray: 5 pennies, a 1960 Canadian Nickel, a Maryland 2000 P Quarter, and a beat up 1994 P nickel.

Also got 2 Ikes because one of my bosses told me that one of the registers at customer service had them in it. They were both 1972 D and went to my other boss who I sell them to for face.

Register Finds: 1938 well worn nickel that a Somalian guy paid with.
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6/5/2014

10 MWR (Paper) of cents: 5 wheats. Oldest 1936 D. Also a Centennial Canadian Cent.

Brinks Box of Nickels: 25 Regular pre 60, including a 1938. A 1944 P War Nick, two 2009's a P and D mint. A 1937 Buff, and a 1915 Buff. Probably my best box ever.
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6/6/2014

Brinks box of dimes: All brand new 2014 P rolls.

Got the 2015 Edition Red book. My father brought me a 1901 Indian Head cent, a 1903 V nickel, and a 1901 V nickel. They were all gifts since my birthday is coming up and my dad lives a ways away and wouldnt be around for the day Itself.
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6/7/2014

Paper wrapped box of nickels: 32 pre 60. No 38's, no buffs, no war nicks. Must be because of great box before eheheh.

7 MWR (paper) of dimes: Skunk.

Lookout finds: 1953 wheat.

Register finds: 1952 wheat.



Good luck to everyone else.

 

[Dozer D]

Hay PT: I noticed in your logs that you save all 2009 P&D nickels. Naturally because of their LOW mintages, correct. But I've noticed you don't save any of the 2009 P&D dimes. They are low mintages also, but not as low as the nickels. I'm a cent & dime hunter, and save both 2009's; cents because of their unique 4-stage productions, and dimes cuz their low mintages. I have been noticing fewer & fewer of them in boxes as time marches on. Have you noticed the same? By now, since they came out, I probably accumulated several boxes of each, especially the 4-stage cents in BU rolls (full boxes). Your comments!!!

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

6/8/2014

28 MWR (Paper) of cents: 11 wheats, oldest 1926. Second oldest 1938. One Canadian cent, 1956.

4 MWR (Paper) of nickels: 1957 no mint.
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6/9/2014

My birthday was today.

Gifts: 1921 wheat, 1947 Canadian Cent.

8 MWR (Paper) of cents: 2 wheats. 1956 and 1938.

1 MWR (Paper) of nickels: 1941 no mint.

Brinks box of dimes: Skunk.

8 MWR (Paper) of Quarters: Skunk.
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6/10/2014

8 hand wrapped rolls of cents: 1 wheat, 1930. One Canadian cent, 1940 with some mint luster still present.

3 hand wrapped rolls of nickels: 1961 canadian, and two pre 60.

2 MWR (Paper) of nickels: Skunk.

9 MWR (Paper) of dimes: Skunk.
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6/11/2014

36 MWR (Paper) of cents: 9 wheats. Oldest 1918. One canadian cent, 1956. And a 1996 P dime.

1 hand wrapped roll of dimes: Skunk.

7 MWR (Paper) of dimes: Skunk.

10 MWR (Paper) of quarters: Skunk.

Lookout finds: 1956 D wheat, 1955 D wheat, and a 1941 wheat.

Register finds: 1939 no mint nickel, and a 1940 D nickel.
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6/12/2014

Box of nickels: (Not loomis or brinks) 1945 P War nick, and 23 pre 60.

15 MWR (Brinks) of halves: Skunk.
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6/13/2014

1 MWR of nickels: 1956 D.

4 MWR (Paper) of dimes: Skunk.

Lookout finds: 1955 wheat, 1953 D wheat, and a 1945 wheat.

Register finds: 1956 D wheat, 1953 wheat, and a 1949 D nickel.

Good luck to everyone else.

 

[agme]

6/9/2014

"My birthday was today.

Gifts: 1921 wheat, 1947 Canadian Cent.

8 MWR (Paper) of cents: 2 wheats. 1956 and 1938.

1 MWR (Paper) of nickels: 1941 no mint.

Brinks box of dimes: Skunk.

8 MWR (Paper) of Quarters: Skunk."

Well Happy Belated Birthday to you TP7G!
More good luck CRHing!

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

6/14/2014

10 hand wrapped rolls of cents: 3 wheats.

36 MWR (Paper)of cents: 8 wheats, oldest 1920. Second oldest 1935.

1 MWR (Paper) of dimes: Skunk.

18 MWR (Paper) of Quarters: Skunk.

Box of cents: 21 wheats. Oldest 1919 One Canadian cent, 1951.

Got a 1959 nickel from vending machine change.

Lookout finds: 1951 wheat, and a 1944 wheat.

Register finds: A 1961 ONE FRANC coin. I gave it to my grandmother who was born in France.
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6/15/2014

49 MWR of nickles: 33 pre 60. Oldest was a single 1939. Also a 1950 no mint.

3 MWR (paper) of dimes: Skunk.

Box of cents: 10 wheats. Oldest 1946.

Register finds: Two 1944 wheats. And a 1940 no mint nickel.
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6/16/2014

20 MWR (Paper) of cents: 6 wheats, oldest 1950.
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6/17/2014

No finds. Didnt search anything.
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6/18/2014

20 MWR brinks of Halves: Skunk.

Register: 1957 D wheat, a 1938 wheat, and a 1924 wheat.
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6/19/2014

2 MWR (paper) of cents: Skunk.

2 MWR (paper) of nickels: 1957 no mint and a 1942 D non war nickel.

9 MWR (paper) of dimes: Skunk.

5 MWR (Paper) of quarters: Skunk.

Register finds: 2 wheats, 1952 D and a 1948 wheat.
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6/20/2014

2 MWR (Paper) of Quarters: Skunk.

Paper wrapped box of Quarters: Skunk.

Got a 1957 no mint nickel in change back from self check out.

Lookout finds: 1941 wheat.

Register finds: A 1946 D nickel and a 1941 no mint nickel. Also managed to get a 1969 series B 10$ bill.
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6/21/2014

20 MWR (Paper) of cents: 6 wheats, oldest 1944.

5 MWR (Paper) of nickels: 2 pre 60.

4 MWR (Paper) of dimes: Skunk.

15 MWR (Brinks) of halves: Skunk.

Brinks box of dimes: 1946 no mint silver Roosevelt.

My dad came today and had a 1956 D wheat for me.

Register finds: 1959 D nickel, and a 1958 no mint wheat.
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6/22/2014

1 hand wrapped roll of cents: Skunk.

45 MWR (Paper) of cents: 12 wheats, oldest 1939. Also one Canadian Cent, 1956.

9 MWR (Paper) of Quarters: Skunk.
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6/23/2014

Brinks box of dimes: Skunk.
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6/24/2014

2 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: Skunk.

10 Hand wrapped rolls of halves: Skunk.

Register finds: 3 Wheats.


As always, good luck to everyone else.

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

6/25/2014

26 MWR (Paper) of cents: 7 wheats. Oldest 1941.

Brinks box of nickels: 1943 D War Nick and a 1974 dime. Never found a dime in a roll of nickels before I believe. Plus Its bank wrapped. Odd huh? Also found a 1970 bermuda nickel but tossed it back into the wild.

10 MWR (Paper) of quarters: Skunk.

I traded a Canadian Quarter for a 1949 D wheat that another Cashier found.

Lookout finds: 1950 S wheat, and a 1930 wheat.

Register Finds: 1957 wheat, and a 1946 D wheat.
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6/26/2014

Brinks Box of Nickels: 1945 P War Nick.

Register Finds: 1938 wheat.
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6/27/2014

4 MWR (Paper) of dimes: Skunk.

10 MWR (Paper) of Quarters: Skunk.

Register Finds: 1958 D wheat.
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6/28/2014

19 hand wrapped rolls of cents: Skunk. These were picked up from my CU at work. Whoever turned them in must of got them already.

8 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: Skunk.

2 hand wrapped rolls of quarters: Skunk.

28 MWR (Paper) of cents: 5 wheats. Oldest 1940.

20 MWR (Paper) of nickels: Skunk.

13 MWR (Paper) of dimes: Skunk.

5 MWR (Paper) of quarters: Skunk.

Coinstar Reject tray: 19?? Dime. (Damaged) Easily Identified as clad by the edge though. A 1995 cent, and a 1974 Canadian nickel. I keep all 81' and prior Canadian Nicks for the nickel bullion.

Register Finds: 1955 wheat, and a 1944 S wheat.

I bought a chocolate milk and paid at self check out. I had to use a 20$. I got my change back and as the bills were being dispensed I saw the back of an old 10$. I checked it out and thought "Cool! Its from 1969" (Series A) I look a few more seconds and see Its a star note as well. I wonder if this has any value to it... Not ripped or taped
anywhere. No scribbles on it. Hm.
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6/29/2014

38 MWR (Paper) Of cents: 14 wheats, oldest 1937. Second oldest 1940 D. Also 2 centennial canadian cents.

4 MWR (Paper) of Quarters: Skunk.

Lookout finds: 1956 wheat.

Also managed a 1962 no mint dime that a guy paid with. He paid with that and a dateless buff. The whole story will be put in a seperate thread.
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6/30/2014

Brinks box of dimes: 1946 no mint Rosie.
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7/1/2014

20 Hand wrapped rolls of dimes: 1953 D Rosie. Also a 10 cent bermuda coin from 2004. I could tell it was foreign when I saw the white edge.

8 MWR (Paper) of dimes: 1947 S Rosie!

3 MWR (Loomis) of Quarters: Skunk

Register Finds: 1944 wheat.



And as always, good luck to everyone else.

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

7/2/2014

43 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: 1964 no mint Rosie and a 1962 D Rosie.

8 MWR (Paper) of dimes: Skunk.
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7/3/2014

1 hand wrapped roll of nickels: Skunk.

2 MWR (paper) of cents: Skunk.

1 MWR (paper) of quarters: Skunk.

Box 1 of Brinks Dimes: 1962 no mint Rosie.

Box 2 of Brinks Dimes: Skunk.

Loomis box of Halves: Skunk.

Register finds: 1954 D wheat, and a 1944 wheat.
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7/4/2014

20 Hand wrapped rolls of nickels: Skunk.

6 MWR paper of cents: 3 wheats. Oldest 1936.

1 Brinks roll of nickels: Skunk.

8 MWR (paper) of nickels: Skunk.

5 MWR (paper) of Quarters: Skunk.
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7/5/2014

6 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: Skunk.

20 MWR (paper) of cents: 1 wheat. 1952.

2 MWR (paper) of nickels: Skunk.

23 MWR (paper) of dimes: Skunk.

5 MWR (paper) of quarters: Skunk.

Brinks box of dimes: Skunk.
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7/6/2014

26 MWR (paper) of cents: 5 wheats, oldest 1946.

16 MWR (paper) of nickels: Skunk.

3 MWR (paper) of quarters: Skunk.




Good luck to the rest of you. The dimes have been amazing lately. Hand wrapped is definitely the way to go from what results Im being given.

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

7/7/2014

2 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: Skunk.

4 hand wrapped rolls of quarters: Skunk.
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7/8/2014

5 hand wrapped rolls of nickels: Skunk.

2 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: Skunk.

26 hand wrapped rolls of halves: Skunk.

10 brinks rolls of dimes: Skunk.

15 MWR (Paper) of dimes: Skunk.
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7/9/2014

50 Hand wrapped rolls of dimes: 1961 D Rosie.
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7/10/2014

4 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: Skunk.

46 Brinks rolls of dimes: Skunk.

Got a 1955 wheat from a coworkers plastic coffee can of coins they had. Wasnt much to pick through.

Lookout finds: 1935 Merc! It really pays off having people look out for you. This came from a coworker of mine who searches what registers she gets put on and over time has given me many things inlcuding plenty of wheats and a 1931 S buff nick. I gave her a hug in the break room and thanked her before we both went home. Shes an older woman, maybe 50, but a nice person to talk to and whatnot.

Register gave a 1952 D wheat.
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7/11/2014

7 hand wrapped rolls of nickels: Skunk.

1 hand wrapped roll of dimes: Skunk.

4 MWR (paper) of cents: 1951 King George Canadian cent.

4 MWR (paper) of nickels: Skunk.

7 MWR (paper) of dimes: 1949 S Rosie!

Register finds: 1936 wheat, and a 1946 wheat.


Dimes seem to be my thing for now with their nice averages. Good luck to all of you. Theres tens of thousands of silver coins out there just waiting to be found. Lets get em.

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

7/12/2014

Didnt find or search anything. Spent the day with the girlfriend.
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7/13/2014

6 Loomis rolls of dimes: Skunk.

A coworkers Register opened up when someone was paying and it wasnt very busy so I ran over and peeked in the register like a goofball. Looked in the nickels and saw a work nick immediatly because of the color. Turned out to be a 1943 P war nick. Swapped it with a regular nick.

Register: 1956 D wheat.
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7/14/2014

Was dumping today and got a 1941 reject. I mustve missed it while searching cents. It was roughly banged up over the obverse and reverse which Im assuming caused it to be rejected.
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7/15/2014

4 hand wrapped rolls of nickels: Skunk.

1 hand wrapped roll of dimes: Skunk.

3 hand wrapped rolls of Quarters: Skunk.

11 MWR (paper) of nickels: Skunk.

17 MWR (paper) of dimes: Skunk.

Register: 1956 wheat, 1952 wheat.
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7/16/2014

30 MWR (paper) of cents: 14 wheats. Oldest 1934.

I was helping one of my bosses pull the registers, (which is when we take money and bring it to accounting to get everything fixed up and totaled) and while doing so she found a dateless buff and I swapped it out with a regular nick.

Register: 1941 wheat.
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7/17/2014

4 hand wrapped rolls of cents: 1954 D wheat.

1 hand wrapped roll of nickels: Skunk.

11 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: Skunk.

8 hand wrapped rolls of Quarters: Skunk.

20 MWR (paper) of cents: 6 wheats, and one Canadian cent. 1952 King George.

12 MWR (paper) of nickels: Skunk.

Register finds: 1944 wheat, 1935 Buff nick.
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7/18/2014

50 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: A 1968 Canadian 50% silver, and a 64 no mint Rosie.

16 MWR (paper) of cents: 4 wheats. Oldest 1944.

1 MWR (paper) of nickels: Skunk.

2 MWR (paper) of dimes: Skunk.

8 MWR (Loomis) of Quarters: Skunk.

Brinks box of cents: 33 wheats. Oldest 1929. Second oldest 1936. Also 2 canadian cents. 1956 and 1946.

Register: 192? Buffalo nick. 3 days in a row now Ive gotten a buff nick from the register. And all from the lawn and garden area. Luck I suppose? Hm.
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7/19/2014

6 hand wrapped rolls of cents: A 1957 wheat, and a 1986 P dime.

24 MWR (paper) of cents: 9 wheats, and a 1956 Canadian cent.

3 MWR (paper) of nickels: Skunk.

12 MWR (paper) of Quarters: Skunk.

CoinStar reject tray: 5 cents, 2 nickels, a 2008 Canadian Quarter, and a 1950 no mint Rosie. My first coinstar silver find. Made my day.

Register: A 1944 wheat, and a 1939 wheat.



And as always, good luck to everyone else out there.

 

[starkizzle]

you found that at the walmart in lewiston yesterday?? you beat me to the coinstar.. word to the wise tho... MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS WHEN IN THE TELLER LINE, its not yours on anyone elses business what im lookin for, and telling the tellers what im looking for is not good practice. i knew it was you just from reading your posts on TNET. if you see me at a bank dont offer up any comments about what im doing there

 

[garagesaleaddict]

It's always nice to have other people looking for you

 

[ThePt78Gamer]

7/20/2014

44 MWR (paper) of cents: 21 wheats, oldest 1918, second oldest 1920, third oldest 1937. One Canadian cent: 1957.

10 MWR (paper) of nickels: 1983 20 pence coin.

3 Loomis rolls of Quarters: Skunk.
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7/21/2014

1 Hand wrapped roll of nickels: Skunk.

Visited a couple banks today. A credit union Im not a member at asked if I was and I told them no, and that they couldnt do anything for me. Visited another bank 1 town over and got 16.50$ total loose halves, all clad. And 1 roll from the vault. Was all they had and was all a skunk.
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7/22/2014

Register Finds: 1956 D wheat, and a 1946 wheat.
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7/23/2014

No finds. Didnt buy rolls and my register was a skunk lol.
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7/24/2014

4 brinks rolls of cents: 5 wheats. Oldest 1938.

28 MWR (paper) of cents: 7 wheats. Oldest 1939.

3 MWR (paper) of nickels: Skunk.

5 MWR (paper) of dimes: Skunk.

15 Loomis rolls of quarters: Skunk.

5 hand wrapped rolls of halves: Skunk.

Lookout finds: 1953 D wheat, 1942 D wheat.
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7/25/2014

1 Loomis roll of dimes: Skunk.

10 MWR (paper) of cents: 5 wheats. Oldest 1930.

Brinks Box of cents: Almost solid 2013. 3 rolls had 1 cent in them each with a darker edge than all the brand new ones. I opened them and they were 2004, 1992, and 1982. How they get mixed in with a brand new box from last year is beyond me. Though Ive heard of it happening before.

Brinks box of nickels: Two war nicks both 1943 P and in the same roll. This has happened to me once before with there being two war nicks in 1 roll but hat was months ago. I also believe it was a brinks box too. This box also gave up a 192? buff, and a 1927 buff. Brinks boxes are the best for nickels and cents in my opinion. At least in this area.

Took a road trip today and hit a few banks on the way up to my grandparents. Bank 1 had 11$ total in loose halves and while date checking them (I do this because Ive missed a few 40%ers just edge checking and Ill never risk this again) a 1986 S statue of liberty clad proof revealed Itself. Its almost flawless and is a beautiful coin. Bank 2 was a credit union and turned me down because Im not a member. Bank 3 had 15$ total loose halves and among them was a lone 64'. I watched them count it out and could see the bright white obverse from a mile away. Kept a straight face and made off with some AG. Cant complain. Bank 4 had 5.50$ loose and amongst that was a 78' S clad proof. Grades BU-AU.
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7/26/2014

5 hand wrapped rolls of nickels: Skunk.

4 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: Skunk.

10 brinks rolls of cents: 3 wheats and a 1952 King George.

2 brinks rolls of dimes: Skunk.

Register finds: 2 wheats, 1956 D and 1942 no mint.
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7/27/2014

1 Loomis roll of dimes: Skunk.

Register finds: 1978 Canadian nickel, 1945 wheat, and a 1940 S wheat.
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7/28/2014

1 hand wrapped roll of nickels: Skunk.

46 Loomis rolls of cents: 18 wheats. Oldest 1938, second oldest 1939. Also 3 Canadian cents: 1955, 1950, and 1941.

5 MWR (paper) of nickels: Skunk.

5 Loomis rolls of quarters: Skunk.

Register finds: 1942 wheat.
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7/29/2014

No finds. Didnt search anything.
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7/30/2014

Lookout finds: 1956 wheat.
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7/31/2014

10 hand wrapped rolls of halves: Skunk.

40 MWR (paper) of cents: 13 wheats. Oldest 1918, second oldest 1944. Also one Canadian cent, 1946.

5 MWR (paper) of nickels: Skunk.

2 MWR (paper) of dimes: Skunk.

7 Loomis rolls of quarters: Skunk.

1$ in loose halves from bank near home, clad. Also got a 1972 Ike from her tray, clad.

Lookout finds: 2 Canadian cents: 1948 and 1944. 2 wheats: 1946, and 1918.

Register finds: 1946 Canadian cent, a centennial Canadian cent, and a 1940 wheat.
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8/1/2014

5 hand wrapped rolls of halves: Skunk.

24 MWR (paper) of cents: 11 Wheats, oldest 1936 D, second oldest 1940 and heavily corroded. One Canadian Cent: 1957.

1 Loomis roll of nickels: Skunk.

8 Loomis rolls of Dimes: 1951 D Rosie.

6 Loomis rolls of Quarters: Skunk.

Brinks box of cents: Brand new 2013 rolls again. From the same bank as well. Many rolls had a few cents in them that werent new but I didnt waste my time opening any.

Brinks box of nickels: Skunk.

Visited a couple banks today. Bank 1 had 5.50$ in loose and that gave a 64'. Bank 2 had 18$ loose and that was a skunk.
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8/2/2014

Went to little caesers near home today and checked the two tip dishes they had. I saw a wheat reverse showing and asked a guy I know that works there to swap it. He said it was fine and I put in two cents for it.
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8/3/2014

Didnt search anything. No finds.
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8/4/2014

20 hand wrapped rolls of dimes: 1960 D Rosie.

2 hand wrapped rolls of halves: Skunk.

Brinks box of nickels: 1925 buff nick, and a foreign coin I cant identify. It has no date and once I learn how to post pictures Ill make a "need ID" thread.

1$ in loose halves: Both clad.

Was dumping at my dump bank and every so often the reject chute would spit out a few things. This particular machine counts rather slowly and you cant reach up inside it unfortunately. Regardless, I made off with 5 canadian quarters, a 2006 canadian dime, a "One Penny" coin from 2001, and several Canadian nickels, 5 out of the 6 of which were 99.9% ones. The dates on them are 1981, 1966, 1964, 1963, and 1962. The other one was a 2009.
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8/5/2014

No finds. I went to the movies today and enjoyed myself.



And as always, best of luck to everyone else.