OtlFrutiger
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- Apr 10, 2012
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I have been getting barely anything from halves boxes since the beginning of the year (one or two here and there) so I decided to just go on an all out dime hunt yesterday. I stopped at five different banks and picked up a total of six dime boxes. I also picked up a box of nickels for fun. (I don't ordinarily hunt nickels, but I was in the mood for something different.) Anyway, it was a pretty good day! Only two of the dime boxes were skunks. Here is what I found:
• 1 1914 Canada 10 Cents
• 1 1950 Canada 10 Cents
• 1 1968 Canada 10 Cents
• 5 Mercury Dimes: 1941, 1944 (2), 1945 (2)
• 4 Roosies: 1951, 1954, 1961, and 1964
•*1 1945 P Nickel
• 1 "The History Channel Club Token" (not 1776)
Pictures are below. The Mercs look like they were part of a dump or something. They were all in the same box just a couple of rolls apart with close years, and I've never found that many all together. They all also seem to have the same patina. I'm thinking maybe somebody was dumping an album? Anyway, they came in a Brink's box with a recent date stamp though, so who knows where the hell the rest of that collection went! The 1914 Canadian was a real heart stopper. That's the oldest dime I have found to date. I think it is also sterling silver (92.5%). It seems crazy to be that excited about a dime, but I was :-)
• 1 1914 Canada 10 Cents
• 1 1950 Canada 10 Cents
• 1 1968 Canada 10 Cents
• 5 Mercury Dimes: 1941, 1944 (2), 1945 (2)
• 4 Roosies: 1951, 1954, 1961, and 1964
•*1 1945 P Nickel
• 1 "The History Channel Club Token" (not 1776)
Pictures are below. The Mercs look like they were part of a dump or something. They were all in the same box just a couple of rolls apart with close years, and I've never found that many all together. They all also seem to have the same patina. I'm thinking maybe somebody was dumping an album? Anyway, they came in a Brink's box with a recent date stamp though, so who knows where the hell the rest of that collection went! The 1914 Canadian was a real heart stopper. That's the oldest dime I have found to date. I think it is also sterling silver (92.5%). It seems crazy to be that excited about a dime, but I was :-)
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