Alright, which one of you NH detectoris lost your horde?

[PetesPockets55]

Come on, fess up!

I was in NH helping my sister clean out her Mom's home and brought back 10 rolls from the local bank in Lee, NH.
9 of the 10 rolls were customer wrapped. And this is what the first one I opened looked like.

Not sure if I want to open the others without a hazmat suit! At least it looks like there is some copper.

Not a good return for my half dollar. +-6 cents on the half$

EDIT: This was the tally:

Wheats- 0
Copper Memorial- 7
Zinc Memorial- 21
Shield- 10

Toasted Dust Variety?- 10

 

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[port ewen ace]

been there..... seen that---- lotta sleazebags from the gene pool contamination

 

[CJ9]

ditto...i've had that happen to me many times before, and yes, I hate it just as much as you do!

 

[GMan00001]

Although they could be dug, I suspect they may actually be coins from a "wishing well". I suspect this only due to the frequency with which they show up.

 

[Johncoho]

Usually when I detect and find trash like that, they get taken out of circulation and deposited in the circular file under my sink.

 

[PetesPockets55]

Thanks everyone that looked or added a comment. I've never come across such a mess unless you count looking in the mirror.
(The next roll was normal but only had 3 coppers.)

Hadn't thought of wishing well but these had the dirt still attached on most of the rejects.

And 10 did go into the round file.

 

[port ewen ace]

vacuumed from filthy cars of skeevy people

 

[Dozer D]

Car wash free vacuums.

 

[PetesPockets55]

Ewwwww! All over my hands.