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Hello Everyone,
Today, I went to a school playground area for a little hunt for lost jewelry. Unfortunately, none found its way under my coil, but lots of foil, pull tabs, nickels and clad did! On the way home “the boss called” and redirected my trip home to the grocery store to fulfill my daily chores. Sure glad she did! I entered the store and checked the Coin Star machine and low and behold a few coins were in the lower tray; one scoop and they were mine. The place was very crowded, so I just placed them in my pocket for later observation and began shopping. I made it only to the produce section and had to look… one SILVER!
The Coin Star finds: 1947 Rosie, one 1928 Mexican centavo and 1987 Canadian dime and 1960 Canadian cent.
The school area: 1948 & 1950 wheat cents, button, clad and of course a few relics!
Thank you for looking.
GL & HH
Doc
Today, I went to a school playground area for a little hunt for lost jewelry. Unfortunately, none found its way under my coil, but lots of foil, pull tabs, nickels and clad did! On the way home “the boss called” and redirected my trip home to the grocery store to fulfill my daily chores. Sure glad she did! I entered the store and checked the Coin Star machine and low and behold a few coins were in the lower tray; one scoop and they were mine. The place was very crowded, so I just placed them in my pocket for later observation and began shopping. I made it only to the produce section and had to look… one SILVER!
The Coin Star finds: 1947 Rosie, one 1928 Mexican centavo and 1987 Canadian dime and 1960 Canadian cent.
The school area: 1948 & 1950 wheat cents, button, clad and of course a few relics!
Thank you for looking.
GL & HH
Doc
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