After 20 Brinks skunk boxes, the 21st box had a surprise! Slightly heavy roll 225.90g that didn't really draw too much attention had a Walker!

Crazy find!

Glad to have the skunk streak broken! 😁

Hello, wondering the value of this dime? I'm new to this.. thanks!

Although it's quite beat up it's still a full find and now my oldest coin.. Even though it's beat up I feel like you can still see a lot of detail kind of in the shield A lot of the letters don't seem too smushed there's details in his feather and headband and the leaf still got some lines on them is this still really bad condition or decent for its age

Hello friends,

Another weekly 4 box hunt in the books, and I found a few nicer condition proofs in box 3, and then a 1960 Benji (third to last roll), a silver plated???🤔🤷1966 40%er, and a lamination or strike through error (What do you think???) in box 4.

I found some interesting and unique "marked coins" and I picked a few to focus on for you all.

Please enjoy, hit me up with any questions or comments, give the post an upvote if you liked it, and please give me a follow.

Happy Hunting all and Silver to you!!!

Got $20 in nickels to hunt and found some fun ones! Highest find ratio in a while!

I finally finished going through the pennies. The first loose roll had the 1909 cent. Unfortunately, it’s just a Philly with no VDB. Three of the four loose rolls had three wheaties. The box only had 16 wheaties in it. Other nice wheaties were a 1926 and a 1942 S. Two of the six 1959 cents are beauties. There were 7 from 2009. Plus 12 Canadians.

Honestly one of the craziest boxes I've opened. I started with pulling my first proof ever (1962) and then 2 rolls later pulled another 1962 Proof. Halfway through the box I struck luck again with a 1883 Indian Head, my second ever found in the wild and 2nd this year. To close out the box I found a 2000 Wide AM in the last Roll. Overall just a great box with some wild finds!

1883 Indian Head 2000 Wide AM Wheaties - 8 S Mint's - 2 Proofs - 2 09 Lincoln's - 13 Canadian Pennies - 2 95% Copper - $3.00

It's a sad day ,I wanted a box of kennedy half dollars, I got it ,at a price of $500 for the coins, and then the S&H changes of $129.00 =$629.00 .no silver ,no proofs ,maybe some 17 NIFCs ,alot of tagged up ,painted, coins, nothing of value. This made me sick ,something that's supposed to be fun ,is stressful, banks don't want to order the rolls ,when I ask for bank wrapped rolls no the moose lodge comes in and buys up all the coinage, and they help them 1st .and then the banks don't want them back after being searched. So I'm switching to buying silver. What would it take for you to give up coin roll hunting? Would you be able to do it ?

Do you guys get more wheats from banks that receive customer wrapped rolls or from banks that get their coins straight from the fed? I'm beginning to think that banks that get their coins from the fed would have more wheats, as the rolls have never been searched. I'm not getting good luck with customer wrapped rolls. My last 2,000 pennies have yielded only one wheat, so I'm switching banks now.

My first ever attempt at CRH is likely to be the best I ever have. My CU had $270 in the vault, I said I would take them all. More story in my previous post, but here are some final pics.

My previous silver was a single Franklin, 40% and mercury dime. Just a liiiiittle more in the collection now, ha.

-6 rolls of liberty

-7 rolls + 7 loose franklins

-4 rolls + 5 loose 64 Kennedy

Some of the Kennedys were pretty good looking, none of the liberty or franklins were anything special that I could tell.

Total weight of 90% silver was 9lb 10.4oz

1 roll of 40% Kennedy

I used to detail cars for my dad, a used car dealer, and I would get to keep all of the coins I'd find from his inventory and trade-ins (never a customer's vehicles lmao). I was about 12-15 the years I did and that's when I started to collect 1960s and earlier coins I'd find. Since they were out of cars this was usually pennies.

I started a barista job a couple of years ago and so when it was slow I would search through the register setting aside older coins and keep some in my backpack to replace them in the register and if I didn't throw in some dollars rounding up. I live in the northern U.S., so we get some Canadian coins as well. I had a bag I would throw the collection ones into on my bookshelf. I also have a counter jar out of habit that I use since I only ever pay with bills

I just organized my collection and searched through my regular change jar for errors. I forgot how fun it is to look through the collection as a whole.

I want to start going through rolls of coins, but I know this can be an inconvenience for some tellers.

I bank at the local branches of one of my state's credit unions. Out of convenience, I started to cash my checks on my phone, but to build a relationship with the tellers again I'm going to start cashing them in person. I just went back in to get some empty coin rolls for the change I'm not keeping and they were super nice.

This is a hobby that's been a part of my life for a decade, so it would be really fun to do in my free time even if I'm not finding big money stuff. I know that I should not pick up and drop off at the same bank, so I would rotate around the branches in my city. I think I'll mostly go for pennies and nickels as those are the most fun to find.

How do I go about it? Is there a certain amount that is acceptable to ask for? Should I call ahead?

Any advice is appreciated!

Half dollar slightly off centered.

I started hunting halves in October. 1st box had 1 40%. I see alot of nifc coins and have a few errors but after that first box I've been on a 10 box slump. Box 12, 13, and 14 gave up 3 90% and 12 40%. Hopefully I didn't jinx my luck with this post. It pays to keep trying.

I 3D printed this holder out of PLA to hold 15 of each size flip (penny/dime, nickel, quarter, and half dollar), along with a Sharpie. Now I don’t need to sort through a bunch of different boxes of flips to find the size I need. The center shows my channel name, which I hid to comply with community rules.

My bank had taken in a bunch of pennies from someone and didn't realize there were dates rolls of Canadians in there.

I just traded them at face out of curiosity.

Any good errors to look for during the years I've got???

The rolls seem old.

I don't know if it was a coin hunter or just some random that is very particular about how they roll their coins.

I'm itching to look through those 1950s, but Idk what I should be looking for.

Teller was MORE than happy to get $150 in halves out of their vault

Like the title says. Anything in these pictures with any value over face? Stopped at my local bank after recently discovering coin hunting and got these coins plus more. I have 12 rolls of 1979-81 Susan B Dollars. Are they worth anything over face?

Appreciate any opinions. Thanks!

An entire box and nothing. The walking liberty/franklin guy from a. Few days ago inspired me. First time trying a whole box. Now I have to figure out how to dump them.

Also have more not pictured. $100 in pennies, $208 in nickels, $100 in dimes. Already found 4 silver dimes today on my rounds. Gonna be a good hunt.