MICHIGANJAY
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- Dec 28, 2006
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Hello everybody- Ive had a great summer and a relatively good year, however, with my move to Colorado I've had scarce luck finding any 'old' coins. Then today, after I finish grocery shopping I check the 'coin Master' and low and behold 5 pennies sitting there, they were:
1 zinc, 3 Wheaties 1919, 1933, 1935d, and a shot 1882 Indian head penny. This shamefull display of treasure hunting has outdated my oldest found coin by 12 years. You know as well as I do, that when you start find these kinds of coins, silver and other keepers aren't very far away. I never wanted to shake a machine upside down before today. I enquired about the machine to the clerk and he said that the Coin Master is independently operated and emptied by an outside company- Any suggestions from the community on any (legal) ways to get to sift through the coins in the machine?
--Well, I guess treasure is where you find it! Hope you are havn' better luck then me. J.
1 zinc, 3 Wheaties 1919, 1933, 1935d, and a shot 1882 Indian head penny. This shamefull display of treasure hunting has outdated my oldest found coin by 12 years. You know as well as I do, that when you start find these kinds of coins, silver and other keepers aren't very far away. I never wanted to shake a machine upside down before today. I enquired about the machine to the clerk and he said that the Coin Master is independently operated and emptied by an outside company- Any suggestions from the community on any (legal) ways to get to sift through the coins in the machine?
--Well, I guess treasure is where you find it! Hope you are havn' better luck then me. J.
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