Fifty Pounds of Clad

cambria09

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Hello All. Didn't get a chance to dig over the week end so I decided to count my dug clad that I have been saving over last five years or so. Did not count the pennies yet but I estimate that I have about $55 bucks just in pennies. My son and I did count the quarters, dimes, and nickels. With the pennies there are about (7400) coins in all.

I will be rolling this up for folding moola soon. I was a bit surprised by the total amount that I have amassed. Any guesses on my total cash value?

Maybe I should not hoard it for so long next time...

Thanks for the view and good luck. C9

PS we also found a Buff, (15) wheats, and a dozen or so pieces of silver that I forgot about...my son and I had a great time counting everything...almost like finding it again...without digging a single hole.
 

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That is a mound of moolah. I have always been told that you can't pay for your addiction with your finds. I think I could buy a heck of a machine for $7000.00
 

Ya that clad really adds up!

Our bank has a coin machine that takes loose coins and rarely rejects any and we get full value for it.
 

That's a lot of clad. Counting's not quite as fun as finding. How are you going to cash it in? Here's a pick of 2014's clad. Approx. $480.

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I used the coinstar this time. Never again though. I have a way of turning most of it into new clad, rolling it and depositing at my bank for full value.
 

Sweet. I love them dirty coins.
 

That's a LOT of clad! Looks pretty clean too...do you use a tumbler to clean em up, or just roll em as they are? Nice stash! :icon_thumleft:
 

It's enough to buy at least one more pack of those Cowboy killers
 

awesome stacks of clad. my guess is 352 bucks
 

I cashed in 50lbs and came out to $517 it adds up
 

That's a heap of loot!
 

That's a lot of clad. Counting's not quite as fun as finding. How are you going to cash it in? Here's a pick of 2014's clad. Approx. $480.

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I used the coinstar this time. Never again though. I have a way of turning most of it into new clad, rolling it and depositing at my bank for full value.

How do you clean them well enough for the banks to accept and still value you as a customer?
 

Instead of hoarding the dirty clad I clean them with my tumbler and then use vending machines to get me new shinny clad. I then roll the good coins and deposit them in my dirt fishing /pay-pal bank account.
 

Assuming $55.00 in pennies, you have about $304.75 there.
 

That's a lot of clad. Counting's not quite as fun as finding. How are you going to cash it in? Here's a pick of 2014's clad. Approx. $480.

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I used the coinstar this time. Never again though. I have a way of turning most of it into new clad, rolling it and depositing at my bank for full value.

That's an insane amount of clad!, did u tumble it all?
 

That is a "Big Stack"..

I been saving all my clad for two + years now, eyeballed coins go into the stack too.
I also separate the Zinc Cents from the Copper Alloy Ones.

Don't think I got as much as you or Sarge, don't dig too much clad while relic hunting and when I do (I'm ' Ill).
It def, adds up.
 

yes. every weekend or so I would tumble a load of copper/zinc and a load of nickles dimes and quarters.
 

I have $29.45 in clad on me today that I plan on running through the vending machines at work. Ya never know I might pull some silver in the change.





Mission accomplished, all shiny new clad. Some vending machines give you a quarter back instead of the combination of nickles and dimes you insert.
 

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