First time Coin roll hunt today.......

[MikeTN]

Well I went today with an extra 50 bux that wasn't doing nothing but burning a hole in my pocket...I got 5 10 dollar rolls of halfs...Nothing but post 1970 Kennys.. All had write'n on them so I assumed they have been searched.. It was fun though! I am going back out this afternoon and I have a question...Is there any rare coins made after 1970? What should I be looking for? Any help for a noobie roll hunter? I have other banks to try...

Thanks for any help!
Mike

 

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[prizm II]

Look down the list for "Beginners Explanation" by coolcash2004. Good Luck and have fun!!

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,54523.0.html

 

[davycoppit]

Try one of these

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,54523.0.html


http://www.coinrollhunting.com/halves.php

david

 

[thurmownator]

87 (P or D) were not released for general circulation, rather only as parts of Uncirculated and Souvenir sets, less than 3M of each were minted....and are keepers.

Any "S" mintmarks (silver clad or cupro-nickel) are keepers, as they were issued only in Silver and Silver Premier Proof Sets and regular Proof Sets. Plus are low mintages.

Lastly, any post '01 halves were also not released for general circulation, have low mintages and should be kept. IMHO

 

[MikeTN]

Wow thanks guys for QUCK responses, I am going to do a Little MD'n this afternoon and maybe hit a bank or two. Hehe this is alot of fun for those rainy days when ya can't swing the coil! Thanks for the help! Wish you all the BEST of luck!

Mike

 

[THEDUKE]

Try one of these

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,54523.0.html


http://www.coinrollhunting.com/halves.php

david

THANKS FOR THE LINK SHOWS COIN ERRORS GREAT LINK

 

[LJ]

Good luck Mike.....keep us posted.

 

[MikeTN]

I sure will thanks Didn't make it back to the bank today, but I did go MD'n .90 in clad...one '65 quarter, missed it by a year! Oh well, good way to spend an Hour!

Thanks for all the kind words and help!

Mike