I've been searching dimes for almost a year. About six months ago, I was on the verge of never searching dimes again due to finding absolutely nothing.
At that time, I had searched at least $5,000 in Brinks clear wraps and had not discovered the first silver dime.
On the advice of many people on this forum, I switched to CWR's and String rolls. I am averaging one silver dime per $135, give or take some.
To date, I have searched a conservative minimum amount of $6,500 worth of Brinks clear wraps, and have still yet to find the first silver. But, when searching Brinks rolls, I don't find Canadian dimes or British 5 pence coins either.
I do find lots of Canadian and foreign coins in String rolls, often finding as many as 10 foreign coins per $100 searched.
While I don't believe Brinks has employees standing around culling silver out of the system, I do theorize that the coin counters they use may pull and reject silver, as well as foreign coins, just as my local dump bank's coin counter does.
I know that some posters do well with Brinks clear wraps. Perhaps their local Brinks sorting facility uses different coin machines. I would also believe that it is plausible that Brinks uses different coin counters within the same facility, helping explain why some in my area are getting decent boxes on occasion, but I am getting solid skunks.
I've had lengthy discussions with the silver hound tellers at several local banks, and they say that they have never once found a silver dime in any Brinks clear wraps.
If my theory is true, it would explain why at least one poster on this forum says that he buys silver on a routine basis from both Brinks and Loomis employees.
With that said, it would be easy for a Brinks employee to check the reject tray, and cherry pick it for silver.
What do you think?
At that time, I had searched at least $5,000 in Brinks clear wraps and had not discovered the first silver dime.
On the advice of many people on this forum, I switched to CWR's and String rolls. I am averaging one silver dime per $135, give or take some.
To date, I have searched a conservative minimum amount of $6,500 worth of Brinks clear wraps, and have still yet to find the first silver. But, when searching Brinks rolls, I don't find Canadian dimes or British 5 pence coins either.
I do find lots of Canadian and foreign coins in String rolls, often finding as many as 10 foreign coins per $100 searched.
While I don't believe Brinks has employees standing around culling silver out of the system, I do theorize that the coin counters they use may pull and reject silver, as well as foreign coins, just as my local dump bank's coin counter does.
I know that some posters do well with Brinks clear wraps. Perhaps their local Brinks sorting facility uses different coin machines. I would also believe that it is plausible that Brinks uses different coin counters within the same facility, helping explain why some in my area are getting decent boxes on occasion, but I am getting solid skunks.
I've had lengthy discussions with the silver hound tellers at several local banks, and they say that they have never once found a silver dime in any Brinks clear wraps.
If my theory is true, it would explain why at least one poster on this forum says that he buys silver on a routine basis from both Brinks and Loomis employees.
With that said, it would be easy for a Brinks employee to check the reject tray, and cherry pick it for silver.
What do you think?
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