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Made my usual run and picked up a bag of dimes and a bag of nickels. Apparently the calibration is getting a bit out of kilter on the machine.
The dime bag had a roosie, a mercury and 2 foreign coins. A 1943 Australian 3 pence which is silver, and a 1919 Norway 1 Ore which is steel. Not sure how that one got past the magnets.
The nickel bag only had 1 war nickel, but it also had 2 German 1/2 Marks dated 1905 and 1917 which are silver.
The dime bag had a roosie, a mercury and 2 foreign coins. A 1943 Australian 3 pence which is silver, and a 1919 Norway 1 Ore which is steel. Not sure how that one got past the magnets.
The nickel bag only had 1 war nickel, but it also had 2 German 1/2 Marks dated 1905 and 1917 which are silver.
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