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Hooked on Dimes

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Been reading for the last few weeks about all the dimes that have been found.
Bought a box this morning. Finally got around to searching it this evening.
Pulled two Rosies - 1962D & 1964D. Not a bad start to the holiday weekend.
Have three boxes of nickels and two boxes of halves to search.
 
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Keep track of how many boxes of halves, dimes, nickels that you are searching and what you have found. Then in a month or two you can make a rational choice about how many of what kind of boxes to buy.

For me, it my neck of the woods, Box of dimes beats boxes of halves.

The biggest danger in dimes, is the dump.
If you are hand re-rolling, that is a big time killer.
If you are dumping into a coin counter, be sure the machine is fairly accurate. Take a box or two of dimes without any other types of coin to the counter and put in through. You know how many dimes you started with minus any dimes you kept. See how it totals. Box of dime often have a few more or less than 2500 per box.

HH!!
 
There once was a time they thought you crazy if you searched dimes. Nowadays, everyones's crazy.
 
MIhunter said:
The biggest danger in dimes, is the dump.
If you are hand re-rolling, that is a big time killer.
If you are dumping into a coin counter, be sure the machine is fairly accurate. Take a box or two of dimes without any other types of coin to the counter and put in through. You know how many dimes you started with minus any dimes you kept. See how it totals. Box of dime often have a few more or less than 2500 per box.
HH!!

In addition to the above, using a coin counter that doesn't count dimes as pennies is key. This happens whenever the machine falls out of calibration.

HH,
cuttybce
 
cuttybce said:
MIhunter said:
The biggest danger in dimes, is the dump.
If you are hand re-rolling, that is a big time killer.
If you are dumping into a coin counter, be sure the machine is fairly accurate. Take a box or two of dimes without any other types of coin to the counter and put in through. You know how many dimes you started with minus any dimes you kept. See how it totals. Box of dime often have a few more or less than 2500 per box.
HH!!

In addition to the above, using a coin counter that doesn't count dimes as pennies is key. This happens whenever the machine falls out of calibration.

HH,
cuttybce

Amen! Every now and again I get dimes in Brinks penny rolls.
 
I love to look for dimes was at the bank on friday picked up 185 in cwr rolls found a 43 and 45 and my nice teller let me look at a box of clear wrapped dimes she does this for me all the time just buy the rolls i want what a great deal. Happy hunting Ron
 
I love the brinks clear rolls - you can find silver just looking for it. in my area I average 2 dimes a box. only found 1 merc- but it was a good day. :) I fell in to rolling them to dump them one time...and my local bank was like we don't take rolled change, dump em in the sorting machine... duh. that was stupid right! anyhow- dimes are rough on the eyes at times if you have paper rolls...
 

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