Fun with reject coins

[CC-Hunter]

Was dumping halves on Saturday and found a few foreign coins. During the bag change, I saw a pile of coins attached to a magnet. Teller said I could have them. Scored a 1943s steel cent and a bunch of foreign. See below.

 

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[hotrod]

awesome!

 

[sagittarius98]

Nothing seems particularly valuable in the foreign.

 

[CC-Hunter]

I agree Sag. I haven't checked all the coins out, but mainly my bags of Canadian and Euro currency just got a little bigger. Total haul from this bank visit was as follows (all coins were fairly modern except for the steel cent):

US '43s steel cent
Canadian quarter x9
Canadian dime x4
Canadian one cent
UK 5 pence
UK 1 penny
Euro 2 cents x8
Euro 5 cents x7
Euro 1 cent x5
Mexican 5 pesos
Mexican 1 peso x4
5 "Kuna"
Namibia 5c
Czech 2Kc
El Salvador 25 cent. x2
Brazil 10 centavos
[A few other foreign coins I haven't identified yet]
One US clad state quarter - not sure why it stuck to the magnet

This was good for entertainment in the absence of silver (in the reject tray or in the box of halves I just searched)

 

[sagittarius98]

I agree Sag. I haven't checked all the coins out, but mainly my bags of Canadian and Euro currency just got a little bigger. Total haul from this bank visit was as follows (all coins were fairly modern except for the steel cent):

US '43s steel cent
Canadian quarter x9
Canadian dime x4
Canadian one cent
UK 5 pence
UK 1 penny
Euro 2 cents x8
Euro 5 cents x7
Euro 1 cent x5
Mexican 5 pesos
Mexican 1 peso x4
5 "Kuna"
Namibia 5c
Czech 2Kc
El Salvador 25 cent. x2
Brazil 10 centavos
[A few other foreign coins I haven't identified yet]
One US clad state quarter - not sure why it stuck to the magnet

This was good for entertainment in the absence of silver (in the reject tray or in the box of halves I just searched)

Post the ones you didn't identify yet, and I will gladly ID them for you. The lion coin is an Ethiopian coin. The 5 kuna is Croatian. Check the clad quarter at home if it sticks. It could have just lodged in the middle of two coins that were magnetic.

 

[CC-Hunter]

Sag - here you go

 

[sagittarius98]

2005 Chinese 1 jiao
Ethiopia 50 cents
200? Ukraine 1 kopiyka
Thailand 2 baht


I can't tell the dates because the pictures are too fuzzy, but the 2 baht seems like post-2009.

 

[eolson3]

Was dumping halves on Saturday and found a few foreign coins. During the bag change, I saw a pile of coins attached to a magnet. Teller said I could have them. Scored a 1943s steel cent and a bunch of foreign. See below.

If you save up the foreign, your LCS might pay you per pound... mine pays 10$ makes for a nice silver quarter and a dime or two

 

[sagittarius98]

If you save up the foreign, your LCS might pay you per pound... mine pays 10$ makes for a nice silver quarter and a dime or two

My LCS sells them for $8 a pound. I buy those occasionally, and if you buy in bulk like 8 pounds, the price drops to $6/lb. I did not get any silver this time (got a couple before). However, I found a Romanian 10 bani which is worth $80, so that covered the price (I got it as a birthday present, so I didn't pay anything).

 

[FloridaFinder]

My LCS sells them for $8 a pound. I buy those occasionally, and if you buy in bulk like 8 pounds, the price drops to $6/lb. I did not get any silver this time (got a couple before). However, I found a Romanian 10 bani which is worth $80, so that covered the price (I got it as a birthday present, so I didn't pay anything).

Interesting idea. Sounds like I need to stop in my LCS and see what they have. Thanks.

 

[sagittarius98]

Interesting idea. Sounds like I need to stop in my LCS and see what they have. Thanks.

Most LCS have a bin, where it's like $0.25/coin, $10/pound.

 

[EODsmitty]

I am new to this, so I have to ask, what is "LCS"?

 

[Rascal]

I am new to this, so I have to ask, what is "LCS"?

Local Coin Shop

Rascal

 

[GarouLady]

Or better yet if you have an Ebay account, weight them and sell them on Ebay. Someone will buy them as coins for their kids or grandkids. I use to do that same thing when my neice came over and she wanted to go through Auntie's coin collection. I handmade her a little plastic canvas treasure chest and put all her coins in it. Would take her with me to the LCS while I was buying silver and she would go through the rummage bins.

Hugs and Smiles, Garoulady

 

[sagittarius98]

Or better yet if you have an Ebay account, weight them and sell them on Ebay. Someone will buy them as coins for their kids or grandkids. I use to do that same thing when my neice came over and she wanted to go through Auntie's coin collection. I handmade her a little plastic canvas treasure chest and put all her coins in it. Would take her with me to the LCS while I was buying silver and she would go through the rummage bins.

Hugs and Smiles, Garoulady

But you have to pay eBay fees.