Costco Quarter

wolcottdigger

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I've seen a couple of post like this lately. There must be a lot more silver back East cuz out here in Calif. I've never seen even a silver Washington quarter in change. I've got a couple of coin operated washers and dryers at the apartment building I own on the poorer side of town. They bring in an average of about $200 a month, all quarters, and for the last 10 years I've never seen a single silver one. Thats about 96,000 quarters
 

Well I guess somebody REALLY wanted that hot dog !!!!!! LOL

PLL
 

I found another SLQ in the rejected coin slot in a COINSTAR coin counting machine this summer.
And when I had a job at a Cumberland Farms gas station I used to get tons of mercury dimes.
One time at the gas station I got a large Canadian silver coin, it was the size of a silver dollar and I think it had a totem pole on one side.
I think it was 1850s I sold it at a coin shop, that was before I got hooked on metal detecting.
I wish I still had it but I needed some cash.
 

Here's that Canadian coin, it was 1958 not 1850s.
 

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Excellent! Can you do a picture of the back?
 

I WOULD TAKE ONE FROM ANYWHERE. :thumbsup:
 

yes perhaps the person who needed that hotdog badly enough to hit up their dad's coin collection will go back for another hot dog! wow...what a find!
 

That is cool, so I guess a Coscto is a hot dog place? I'm in the North East, never heard of it.
 

ive gotten silver Washingtons in change before, but never a Standing Liberty! ill bet that dont happen very often! congrats!
 

Here is the other side, maybe I'll go back today I could go for another dog.
Anyone ever stop at Blackies hot dogs in Cheshire Connecticut its right down the street from Costco and me.
It opened in 1928 I was just thinking it might be a good place to go detecting, not much grass but maybe the woods I'll have to ask the owner.
My sister owns a house close by that was built in 1859, I have found three Indian head pennies and a couple silver Roosevelt's and a V nickel.
I would like to go there more but I don't think my brother in law is to thrilled with me digging in his nice grass.
 

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