Anyone ever found a 1982 No P dime, or a 1996 W dime CRHing?

[CoinHuntingDrew]

Been looking for years now, I doubt I'll ever find one. I did come across a few UNC 1982 P's though.

 

[sagittarius98]

I always wondered which is harder to find in the wild, the '76-s 40% quarter or the 1996-W dime. Anyone ever seen the 40% quarter found in the wild?

The first few days after I joined someone found one I believe.

 

[cdickrun64]

I found a 1982 no p rosie in my pocket change in 1990. Traded it around 2000 for a 1921-p merc.

 

[1dayIwillWalkOnST'sOfGOLD]

I really don't get what your post means. Wow cool what? To what typecoin said? Then you leave your name, like you just said, wow cool, alex. As though your own post was cool but you didn't make a post. I'm sorry, I'm just confused.

I guess he was meaning "wow, that's cool about the coins" He's 11 years old, he thinks that's cool, seriously.

 

[1dayIwillWalkOnST'sOfGOLD]

I think it's fairly clear what he means...

(In response to previous post about a a dime worth $300)...

Wow! Cool.
-Alex

I guess correct punctuation & spacing helps.

He's 11 years old, I will work with him on spacing & punctuation though

 

[srcdco]

I have found 3 1982 no mintmark dimes in rolls. The first two were in early 1983 and the third was about 5 years ago. Because of these, I date check all dimes. Keep in mind that most of them were sent to Ohio, specifically to the Cedar Point area. Some were also released in the Pittsburgh, Pa. area. Since many people from both areas visit western NY, it makes sense that some made their way here.

Scott

 

[smokeythecat]

I've been looking with no luck. Did find a 1974S penny today. Its really beat up though.