Happy coin roll hunting!!!!
Saturday, November 29, 2014
Box of Pennies
I got a box of pennies from the bank and I will open them soon. I will tell you guys how it went. :)
Happy coin roll hunting!!!!
Happy coin roll hunting!!!!
What I Have Found from Bank Rolls and Change
If you guys want to see what I got from bank rolls and from change, here are the pictures.
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| 1943 D steel penny Obverse (From Bank Rolls) |
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| Reverse
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| 1943 S silver nickels Reverse (From Bank Roll)
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| 1957 D silver dimes Reverse ( From Bank Roll) |
1957 D silver dimes Obverse
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| 1964 D Silver dime (From Change) Reverse |
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| 1946 S silver dime Obverse |
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| Reverse |
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| 1980 cud error penny Obverse |
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| 1980 cud error penny Reverse |
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| 1944 P silver Nickel |
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| Reverse |
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| Wheat Pennies |
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| Wheat Pennies (102 wheat pennies) |
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| 1964 D Silver Washington Quarter Obverse (From Change) |
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| Reverse |
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| 1963 D silver quarter (From Change) Obverse |
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| 1963 D silver quarter (From Change) Reverse |
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| Wheat Pennies |
Friday, November 28, 2014
Tip to Finding Rare Coins in Circulation
Want to find valuable coins and bills in circulation? Just do these tips.
1. Get coin rolls from the bank. Ask the teller what type of currency you would like. (Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters) Try not ask to get too much because if you do, you might get the stink eye! The tellers only have so much bank rolls with them. I learned the hard way, I got $40 in pennies which is equivalent to 80 rolls. I asked them for $40 in pennies and they said." pennies? are you sure?" Then I said yes please. They told me " I will be right back" so I waited and just stood their for 10 minutes and came back with 80 rolls. The next time I came was about 2-3 weeks later at the same bank and asked for $40 in pennies again. Then they said," oh sorry we don't have that much. That is more than a box." Then she said I can get you $20 in pennies instead." So if you are going to get a lot, Call your local bank, tell them what you want, place your order and the bank should call you when they have your boxes. I believe you have to go to your local bank to pick it up. When ordering, I am pretty sure you can only get in boxes. It is $25 for a box of pennies, $100 for a box of Nickels, $250 for a box of Dimes, and $500 for a box of quarters. By this method, I found 2 cud error pennies, 4 silver dimes, 4 silver Nickels, and about 42 wheat pennies.
2. Use cash to buy stuff and sometimes you get coins. When you get the coins, inspect them. See if they are silver, old, rare or valuable. I have found lots of stuff that way too. I found about 20 wheat pennies, 3 silver quarters, and a silver dime.
3. To get rare valuable bills, go to the bank and maybe get bills from your account or another way is to check your bills that you got from change.
If you have any questions or comments, put it in the comment box!
Happy Coin and Bill Hunting!
1. Get coin rolls from the bank. Ask the teller what type of currency you would like. (Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters) Try not ask to get too much because if you do, you might get the stink eye! The tellers only have so much bank rolls with them. I learned the hard way, I got $40 in pennies which is equivalent to 80 rolls. I asked them for $40 in pennies and they said." pennies? are you sure?" Then I said yes please. They told me " I will be right back" so I waited and just stood their for 10 minutes and came back with 80 rolls. The next time I came was about 2-3 weeks later at the same bank and asked for $40 in pennies again. Then they said," oh sorry we don't have that much. That is more than a box." Then she said I can get you $20 in pennies instead." So if you are going to get a lot, Call your local bank, tell them what you want, place your order and the bank should call you when they have your boxes. I believe you have to go to your local bank to pick it up. When ordering, I am pretty sure you can only get in boxes. It is $25 for a box of pennies, $100 for a box of Nickels, $250 for a box of Dimes, and $500 for a box of quarters. By this method, I found 2 cud error pennies, 4 silver dimes, 4 silver Nickels, and about 42 wheat pennies.
2. Use cash to buy stuff and sometimes you get coins. When you get the coins, inspect them. See if they are silver, old, rare or valuable. I have found lots of stuff that way too. I found about 20 wheat pennies, 3 silver quarters, and a silver dime.
3. To get rare valuable bills, go to the bank and maybe get bills from your account or another way is to check your bills that you got from change.
If you have any questions or comments, put it in the comment box!
Happy Coin and Bill Hunting!
Japanese Coins Found in Circulation
I found these 3 coins in my change when I was in Japan during the summer. The smallest one is 1 yen (1950), second biggest is 5 yen (1948), and the biggest one is 10 yen (1952).
Japanese 500 yen coins
These are 500 yen coins that got passed on to me also. If you have these coins, you should really keep these! These coins are expensive and valuable. The ones shown in the picture is a 1985 500 yen coin.
1985 500 yen coin
Sapporo 1972 Olympic Coins
I also have these Olympic commemorative coins that has been passed on to me. The bronze coin is made of bronze and the silver coin is made of silver. Sadly I am missing the gold coin which is also made out of gold. Also the special 1972 Sapporo 100 yen got passed on to me.
Rare Sapporo 100 yen
Commemorative Bronze coin
Commemorative Silver coin
Japanese silver 50 sen coin from Showa 7 (1932)
This is a Japanese 50 sen coin I bought for $6.00 from a local coin shop and the coin is silver. Also bought a Half sen for $0.25. if you are wondering, Half sen is like the U.S half penny. 1 sen is like 1 penny.
Questions or Problems
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Thursday, November 27, 2014
What is your most Valuable Coin(s)?
Right now is the time to brag about your best coin you have! Just tell us your favorite coin you have in your collection and tell us what you think is the most valuable coin to you. If you don't have one, don't worry you can always find valuable coins in circulation to this day!
Collector's Recent Finds
Do you have an American coin and want to know the value or information about it? Write a comment and I will try my best to answer your question.
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