I work part-time as a supervisor at CVS. Originally it was just a job to put on a resume when I graduate, but it turns out to have been a great source for my coin collection. Until a month ago I'd grab whatever caught my eye whenever a drawer opened. Since then my manager became aware of my interest in coins and showed me his collection and also let me know I can be more "thorough" in my search, especially when counting cash at the end of the night.
It helps that the town has an older population.
2/4:
1941 cent
1898 5 Centavos
2/7: (Found in same roll)
1941 nickel
1943 nickel
1945 nickel
1947 nickel
2/8:
1941 penny
1941 nickel (Same drawer as previous night)
I'll keep an ongoing log of what I find. In the ten months I've been there I've found a couple rolls of bicentennial quarters, four rolls of wheats (one of 1910s and 1920s), a small handful of silver Kennedy halves and Eisenhowers, and another handful of mixed foreign coins. Oh, and a couple of silver certificates, a 1950 $10, and a 1971 (I think) $20.
It helps that the town has an older population.
2/4:
1941 cent
1898 5 Centavos
2/7: (Found in same roll)
1941 nickel
1943 nickel
1945 nickel
1947 nickel
2/8:
1941 penny
1941 nickel (Same drawer as previous night)
I'll keep an ongoing log of what I find. In the ten months I've been there I've found a couple rolls of bicentennial quarters, four rolls of wheats (one of 1910s and 1920s), a small handful of silver Kennedy halves and Eisenhowers, and another handful of mixed foreign coins. Oh, and a couple of silver certificates, a 1950 $10, and a 1971 (I think) $20.
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