1963 DIME FOUND IN CIRCULATION

[SILVERHOUND]

I KNOW ITS NOT MUCH,BUT ITS STILL COOL TO ME TO GET A WHEAT OR SILVER COIN IN CHANGE.I DIDNT SAY ANYTHING TO THE CASHIER EXCEPT CAN I HAVE 2.00$ IN DIMES PLEASE.I WAS HOPING FOR MORE,BUT IT WAS THE ONLY ONE......ANYONE GET ANYTHING OUT OF CIRCULATION LATELY??

SILVERHOUND

 

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[distelrath]

yeah i recieved a civil war store token in my change a few years ago in nashville. it was for 'g. parson's fireworks' out of new york city. i was pretty stoked to find it and it was in great shape too. i willl post a picture of it sometime...

 

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[Emperor Findus Cladius]

Something you might want to try for a little arm chair MD'ing. I buy full boxes of halves from the bank time to time ($500) and search thru them. I have found close to 3000 40% halves and 460 90% halves (1 roll total walkers, 2 1/2 rolls total Franklin and the rest Kennedys). And all I have in them is face value. Not to mention 3 modern commemeratives, 150 circulated proofs, 45 1974D double dies and a few various error coins. Of all the 40 percenters, I have only found one 1970D (key of the series). Not bad huh?

 

[Jamie]

1963 DIME

what is so special about it?

 

[diggummup]

1963 DIME

what is so special about it?

Nothing inparticular,its silver and they don't make them anymore.Someday they might be worth a little more than they are now.I always check my change,my oldest pocket change coin was a 1919 wheatback,1940 rosie and 1943 merc.Here's a pic.-

 

[Silverseeker]

I've been pulling coins out of circulation since 1981. Although I've gotten nothing key date or spectacular, I have racked up quite a few silvers and wheats. I haven't counted them in a long time, but I'd venture to say I have a few rolls of silver dimes. The oldest are late 20's mercs. I lost count of the wheats, but I did get an Indian Head out of circulation a few years ago. As a matter of fact, I got a 1915 wheat in Fine condition about 3 weeks ago. I haven't found too many quarters, but I have a few saved up. As for silver halves, I don't get them too often in change either. So I haven't found a silver half in years.

When I was younger, I tried to buy rolls of coins as well. The problem was explaining why I was turning in $100 in dimes, for $100 in dimes. I'd always get a blank look from the teller, and would have to explain it to her 3 times.

 

[Emperor Findus Cladius]

Silverseeker, something to try would be buy 10 rolls of halves at the bank, go thru them keeping the ones you want, then carry a few of the ones you don't want to keep with you and when you have to spend $2.95 (just an example amount) at the convenience store, give them 6 halves. Do this until you have spent all the ones that you did not want to keep, and then get some more from the bank. Many stores you go to will have folks comment that they have people coming in time to time looking for them, so they do not have much of a problem getting rid of them. Just a suggestion. I have found almost 3000 40% halves this way and 460 90%, not to mention 200 other keepers (circulated proofs, 1974D double dies, errors, modern commemeratives, etc).

 

[Talos]

I was at a library using the copier machine. The thing wouldn't take my two dimes for some reason. I looked at them and discovered they were silver. Sometimes, I get silver dimes in change, not often, though.

 

[Coin_Saver]

I've never found silver in pocket change, but ive found a few wheaties, not very old though.