crhstreetwalker this weeks 58 boxes

[crhstreetwalker]

58 boxes hunted Monday through Friday. 87 '65-'69 40%. 11 '64 90%. 6 Bens including 3 '62D, '62 proof, '57D, and '63D. 2 walkers including '18D and '44, and 1 90% 2005S proof. Total of 87 40%, 20 90%. My average was extremely low compared to most weeks this week, and I had a lot of skunks. Got my oldest silver coin ever found in a roll, the 1918D walker, which was an ender in one of my boxes. Also got my first modern 90% silver proof coin, 2005S. Hopefully next week will be better. HH.

 

[namster]

Heh, see, what did I tell you?

 

[usernameerror]

I wish I could do even a fraction of your volume. Congrats! Thanks for the pics!

 

[The_EE]

But you dont mention your rarest of finds, only 1700 miles from its home.

 

[crhstreetwalker]

But you dont mention your rarest of finds, only 1700 miles from its home.

Oh, and I forgot to mention, I found several of EEs half dollars he marked. We spoke and it is confirmed. EE marked less than 100 half dollars, and I got a few in a box this week. Incredible how a half dollar can travel 1700 miles.

 

[fingerscrossed]

nice volume! I like the 1918 walker, i think it carries a high premium?

 

[TimZim]

Good job buddy!!!

 

[crhstreetwalker]

nice volume! I like the 1918 walker, i think it carries a high premium?

Thanks man. You would think so, but not really. It's an AG03 or worse. 1918 D half dollar | eBay

 

[CanadaCoinHunting]

Awesome 1918D WLH! Even if your percentage is a little lower than usual, that is a pretty incredible haul of silver. Volume is the name of the game.

 

[boristhespider88]

Nice finds! I got a sad lonely box today (I don't have the money to order a lot of boxes) and there was nothing worth keeping except for a 1987 D. Wish I could get lucky like that!

 

[sagittarius98]

Post that ender in ckrakowski's thread.

 

[Yinzi50]

Oh, and I forgot to mention, I found several of EEs half dollars he marked. We spoke and it is confirmed. EE marked less than 100 half dollars, and I got a few in a box this week. Incredible how a half dollar can travel 1700 miles.

One time I travelled from one coast to the other for business. During lunch time I walked into a bank next to the venue and got $120 of halves which contained 1 90%er, and 8 40%ers. I did not have a chance to make a dump in the rest of the trip so those coins went through TSA (groped by TSA too) and flew from coast to coast.