THBrock
Jr. Member
- Jul 25, 2016
- 84
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- Detector(s) used
- lol, bounty hunter QuickDraw II
Garrett, green something
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Yesterday I stopped at a local bank(they only have five branches in the whole state) because they have a coin machine. If you're a member, there is no charge so I opened an account. While opening the account, I discussed the coin situation with the nice lady and she stayed of customers bring in coin, it goes in the machine.
I have a couple thoughts now. One the coins the bank has for trade/sale are always from the reserve since they don't take loose change or rolled change. Two, this bank is going to be my dumping ground due to no questions asked and all change has to be dumped into the machine. Cha-Ching, right? It gets better!
So the lady mentioned seeing a few half dollars on the vault and I simply ask if there are two's also as I hunt two dollar bills. She went to check and told me this: we have $1200 in two dollar bills and $1420 in half dollars. She can see how excited I am, but I assure you I'm happy as a fat kid with cake. Wait, this gets better, even more!
So at home my wife and kids are helping open rolls and the first few are skunks. What I noticed though is there are absolutely no NFIC's as the oldest coin in the rolls is a 2001D. So we continue in and I'm going to just get to the point. Here's what we find, 5-90%, 38-40%, one copper token from the Statue of Liberty, one half dollar from Panamal, one 2009 Proof with minor bag marks and it's the first proof I've ever seen. It's like looking in the mirror. Towards the end, we found two NFIC's dated 2003 so these coins have been in this vault for about 13 years waiting to be picked.
Last bit of info. On the 5 90%'ers, there was a 52D and 53D franklin halves and he others were 64's. The only coin in the 40%'ers I did not find was the 70. So our album finally got full yesterday except for that 70 bee even found the 87D. Very big score in my eyes!
Good luck treasure hunters.
I have a couple thoughts now. One the coins the bank has for trade/sale are always from the reserve since they don't take loose change or rolled change. Two, this bank is going to be my dumping ground due to no questions asked and all change has to be dumped into the machine. Cha-Ching, right? It gets better!
So the lady mentioned seeing a few half dollars on the vault and I simply ask if there are two's also as I hunt two dollar bills. She went to check and told me this: we have $1200 in two dollar bills and $1420 in half dollars. She can see how excited I am, but I assure you I'm happy as a fat kid with cake. Wait, this gets better, even more!
So at home my wife and kids are helping open rolls and the first few are skunks. What I noticed though is there are absolutely no NFIC's as the oldest coin in the rolls is a 2001D. So we continue in and I'm going to just get to the point. Here's what we find, 5-90%, 38-40%, one copper token from the Statue of Liberty, one half dollar from Panamal, one 2009 Proof with minor bag marks and it's the first proof I've ever seen. It's like looking in the mirror. Towards the end, we found two NFIC's dated 2003 so these coins have been in this vault for about 13 years waiting to be picked.
Last bit of info. On the 5 90%'ers, there was a 52D and 53D franklin halves and he others were 64's. The only coin in the 40%'ers I did not find was the 70. So our album finally got full yesterday except for that 70 bee even found the 87D. Very big score in my eyes!
Good luck treasure hunters.
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