Another coin star Washington!

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Another stop and shop silver Washington from coin star . This one was sitting on the part where you dump the coins in. ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1494283143.085423.webp
 

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Your gain, and somebody else's loss. Stack it whatever way you can.
 

Worth more then face value. Good for you.
 

Nice. I could never understand leaving behind coins on top of the machine. Missing a few that landed in the reject tray, yes, but how lazy do you have to be to not see leftover coins on top after you dump?
 

I have found silver coins in the reject slot and under the machine, but never in the basket. Good find!

A side note I do find coins in the basket and on the shelf around the basket all the time, but never found silver in it.
 

frankly this is crazy --why would a person leave a 25 cent face value American coin behind ( Washington is still on the modern day quarters ) ----much less a silver one ? unless its done for a lark to make someone's day ? ...silly or generous folks one or the other...

I have seen coins stick to the dump /lift grate before ..sometimes folks dump crappy goopy coins onto the grate and it makes it sorta tacky ..and then coins do not slide down the grate like they should
 

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Good eye. I usually always check the reject tray but almost always forget to check the feed tray on top. Super find. 7up.
 

frankly this is crazy --why would a person leave a 25 cent face value American coin behind ( Washington is still on the modern day quarters ) ----much less a silver one ? unless its done for a lark to make someone's day ? ...silly or generous folks one or the other...

I have seen coins stick to the dump /lift grate before ..sometimes folks dump crappy goopy coins onto the grate and it makes it sorta tacky ..and then coins do not slide down the grate like they should

It's because the machine rejects it and they think it's fake or a play toy type coin. They will keep putting it in and the machine will continue to reject it. I can't tell you how many times I have found all types of change that was perfectly fine hanging around coin machines
 

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