GMan00001
Silver Member
- Dec 19, 2006
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- Detector(s) used
- Garrett Ace 250
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Made my now weekly Tuesday run to pick up coin bags from my favorite three branches of my new favorite bank.
I haven't searched any of it yet, but here is the pickup - results will follow as I search it.
Branch #1
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1 - $200 bag of nickels
2 - $50 bags of pennies
Branch #2
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Nothing (they still have yet to fill a single bag of pennies, nickels, or dimes on their coin machine in the 1.5 months since opening). Hoping for the best once they start filling. Oh well, stop by every week anyway since its on my way home.
Branch #3
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1 - $500 bag of dimes
1 - $100 bag of nickels
3 - $50 bags of pennies
Equivalent to 15 boxes of coins (2 dimes, 3 nickels, and 10 pennies), should make for a busy week.
Note: I much prefer this bag searching as it much faster and less messy. No wrappers to open and throw away. My last 3 $50 bags of pennies have all taken 1.5 hours each to date search and sort out the ones I look for errors on. That is 5000 coins in 5400 seconds, or 1.08 seconds/coin average on date searching pennies. With boxes, I was doing a box an hour or 2500 coins in 3600 seconds, or 1.44 seconds/coin average.
The error check and results entry take additional time depending on what was found in the bag, but that is the same independent of bag or box.
Well off to search...something.
I haven't searched any of it yet, but here is the pickup - results will follow as I search it.
Branch #1
---------
1 - $200 bag of nickels
2 - $50 bags of pennies
Branch #2
---------
Nothing (they still have yet to fill a single bag of pennies, nickels, or dimes on their coin machine in the 1.5 months since opening). Hoping for the best once they start filling. Oh well, stop by every week anyway since its on my way home.
Branch #3
----------
1 - $500 bag of dimes
1 - $100 bag of nickels
3 - $50 bags of pennies
Equivalent to 15 boxes of coins (2 dimes, 3 nickels, and 10 pennies), should make for a busy week.
Note: I much prefer this bag searching as it much faster and less messy. No wrappers to open and throw away. My last 3 $50 bags of pennies have all taken 1.5 hours each to date search and sort out the ones I look for errors on. That is 5000 coins in 5400 seconds, or 1.08 seconds/coin average on date searching pennies. With boxes, I was doing a box an hour or 2500 coins in 3600 seconds, or 1.44 seconds/coin average.
The error check and results entry take additional time depending on what was found in the bag, but that is the same independent of bag or box.
Well off to search...something.
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