newbies big find

[twolfe]

newbie's big find

recently my friend and i have been CRH around south jersey. today we came across 115 pre '64 halves in a lot of $150. over 1/3 of thees coins were keepers. also have had a steady pick of dimes. what a start. just wondering if there were other people doing this in our area, and has anyone noticed if there is more to be found in larger cities or rural areas. also i have been asking the casinos in A.C. but they seem unwilling to sell what little they may or may not have on hand. any pointers for a new guy would be greatly appreciated. no need to name specific locations or banks, kinda like a fishing hole, its great till a bunch of people ruin it. so i dont want to stomp anyones toes. thanks for reading and i appreciate any help

 

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[favored papa]

Re: newbie's big find

look at the coin roll hunting part of the forum for your answers.

 

[bclark]

Re: newbie's big find

It would not hurt to try to check out fast food places. The reason I say this is I worked at Taco Bell before and I found one dollar silver notes, siver quarters, and other change. When I worked drive through people would come in drunk spending al kinds of money. Just a suggestion.

 

[Tuberale]

Re: newbie's big find

Regardless of whether you can duplicate your find, that's a lot of silver in my book! Congratulations! WTG!!!

Could we ask for a photo though? Puh-lease.

 

[Chocadog]

Re: newbie's big find

You might try LH & WH that works some time. GL and EG seems to be the best result though,GL and KT. K.Y.N.T.T.G.S and you will have success

 

[twolfe]

Re: newbie's big find

sorry im not up on the terminology please explain all the abbreviations. and sorry my phone camera stinks not worth tryin to up load the pics. gonna have to take me at "face value" ha ha. good luck guys