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So today went a little something like this
40% 90%
Box 46 -4- 0- 10/25/2010
Box 47- 4- 2- 10/25/2010 2/64 Kennedy Halves
Box 48- 2- 0- 10/25/2010
Box 49- 8- 0- 10/25/2010
Box 50- 6- 5- 10/25/2010 4/Kennedy & 1/Franklin
Box 51- 3- 0- 10/25/2010 1 /1970 Half
Box 52- 2- 0- 10/25/2010
Box 53- 6- 1- 10/25/2010 1/1970 & 1/64 Kennedy Half
Box 54- 3- 1- 10/25/2010 1/64 Kennedy Half
Box 55- 5- 2- 10/25/2010 1/Walker & 1/64 Kennedy

Total =
43 - 40% = 2 1970 Halves
11 - 90% = 1 Walker, 1 Franklin & 9/64 Kennedy

Have 15 boxes waiting for me tomorrow. Not sure I will get to them all but we'll see

PreservingThePast wrote:Three rolls were shorted 50 cents each roll -- I am assuming, and I know what happens when you assume, but I believe that the three rolls that were shorted were originally rolls that the person had found something in and kept the half dollar and didn't bother to replace it. That seems to be happening a lot lately according to the teller at the bank where my husband returned these rolls for me. She questioned whether or not they were correct in coin count. He told her they weren't when we picked them up from one of that bank's branches, but that his wife made up any missing coins so that they were accurate in coin count when we returned them.

I personally know of others that do NOT return their rolls with the correct number of coins and I believe it is causing problems for those of us that do make up the shortages before returning the coins. Hopefully, this will not continue or none of us may be able to search rolls in the future.

All half dollar rolls I turn in are the proper count.. kind of hard to short a roll when you are rolling by machine.

One solution if you are getting short rolls. Just take your little pocket digital scale in with you and roll each roll across it when you get them from the teller.

sdmarasso wrote:Have 15 boxes waiting for me tomorrow. Not sure I will get to them all but we'll see

Just drop em off at my house.. I'll take care of sortin' em.

$16 CWR nickels
Skunk

$350 in cwr dimes
A single merc a 1945

$10 cwr quarters
skunk

3-Boxes Niks
4-WN

Dimes

Box 1 - '58 '64
Box 2 - '64 '64
Box 3 - Skunk
Box 4 - '42 '46 '49

$250 CWR dimes - 1 '62D

Half Box #115

Skunk

Tough month in BamaLand

Box 1
1959
1966
1967
1968

Box 2
1965

Box 3
skunk

Box 4
skunk

Box 5
1964
1965
1967 x 2

HoardCopperByTheTon wrote:

PreservingThePast wrote:Three rolls were shorted 50 cents each roll -- I am assuming, and I know what happens when you assume, but I believe that the three rolls that were shorted were originally rolls that the person had found something in and kept the half dollar and didn't bother to replace it. That seems to be happening a lot lately according to the teller at the bank where my husband returned these rolls for me. She questioned whether or not they were correct in coin count. He told her they weren't when we picked them up from one of that bank's branches, but that his wife made up any missing coins so that they were accurate in coin count when we returned them.

I personally know of others that do NOT return their rolls with the correct number of coins and I believe it is causing problems for those of us that do make up the shortages before returning the coins. Hopefully, this will not continue or none of us may be able to search rolls in the future.

All half dollar rolls I turn in are the proper count.. kind of hard to short a roll when you are rolling by machine.

One solution if you are getting short rolls. Just take your little pocket digital scale in with you and roll each roll across it when you get them from the teller.

HCBTT.......I know the people on here would always be honest in their dealings as they don't want to ruin it for any of us. These people I am talking about don't post on here and have no desire to do so.

Yes, I have the digital scale but hesitate to take it along with me as I don't want to ruin the good relationship we have with the banks I use. So, I guess I will continue to "roll the dice" and hope the coin counts eventually even out. Although by looking at the stats at the end of Country's tracking I am definitely down quite a bit for the year and that doesn't even count the penny category. Mr. PTP continually reminds me it is a cost of this hobby. It just upsets me. I don't know whether or not to be upset that people are dishonest on purpose, or if they are dishonest because they can't count any better and is that a result of our poor educational system???

BTW.......glad to see that "sniper cat" is back as your avatar! I missed seeing that picture.

Enjoy your coin searches, everyone.

This week's 4 Brinks dime boxes gave up only three silver keepers.

Box 1: skunk
Box 2: '64
Box 3: skunk
Box 4: '38 merc, '64

$500 Halves - String Box

1 JFK 90% SILVER Half - '64
1 JFK 40% SILVER Clad - '67
1 JFK Proof Clad - '78S
1 JFK Clad NIFC - '87D

1 roll short a half dollar...

Sort of like a SILVER sampler....

sdmarasso wrote:So today went a little something like this
40% 90%
Box 46 -4- 0- 10/25/2010
Box 47- 4- 2- 10/25/2010 2/64 Kennedy Halves
Box 48- 2- 0- 10/25/2010
Box 49- 8- 0- 10/25/2010
Box 50- 6- 5- 10/25/2010 4/Kennedy & 1/Franklin
Box 51- 3- 0- 10/25/2010 1 /1970 Half
Box 52- 2- 0- 10/25/2010
Box 53- 6- 1- 10/25/2010 1/1970 & 1/64 Kennedy Half
Box 54- 3- 1- 10/25/2010 1/64 Kennedy Half
Box 55- 5- 2- 10/25/2010 1/Walker & 1/64 Kennedy

Total =
43 - 40% = 2 1970 Halves
11 - 90% = 1 Walker, 1 Franklin & 9/64 Kennedy

Have 15 boxes waiting for me tomorrow. Not sure I will get to them all but we'll see

How are you getting and dumping so many boxes?

$1000 Halves - String Boxes

Box #1
1 JFK 40% SILVER Clad - '69D
1 JFK Clad NIFC - '03P

Box #2
1 JFK Clad NIFC - '05P

One box of nickels--

--1935-S Buffalo

--3 silver war nickels, 1944-D,S and a 1945-P

$100 nickles, BWR = 3 buffalo's. Dateless, '37, 36-D.
$8 customer wrapped nickles = 1 war nickle.

so , i went to a town 30 miles away.

34.00 cwr halves. ... 5 -1964... 3 -40$

4.00PM and the next bank said they had just closed the vault , but she has 450.$ in havles. going today.

cu dump machine has been kind to me lately..... last week i got .95 in the reject slot.

tues. i got a cdn quarter, 6 pennies. one was a wheat, and two dimes............... ayup. one was a 1964..... i get to claim another silver dime via reject.

my war nickels....... 1,000 sorted 10-15--24 gave up 10 silvers.

two bfs, and a 1908 'v'.

$250 CWR dimes - 1 '64

Halb Box 116

1 1964

1 1969D

This will be my last post for october. I have another 5 boxes waiting on me tomorrow but I am going out of town for the weekend. It was a super busy week. I am tired.
40% 90%
Box 56- 0- 0- 10/26/2010
Box 57- 4- 2- 10/26/2010 2/64 Kennedy
Box 58- 2- 0- 10/26/2010
Box 59- 2- 1- 10/26/2010 1/44 Walker
Box 60- 19- 2- 10/26/2010 2/64 Kennedy
Box 61- 3- 2- 10/26/2010 1/Walker & 1/64 Kennedy
Box 62- 3- 0- 10/26/2010
Box 63- 1- 0- 10/26/2010
Box 64- 15- 4- 10/26/2010 1/Walker: 1/Franlin: 2/64 Kennedy
Box 65- 10- 2- 10/26/2010 2/64 Kennedy
Box 66- 15- 5- 10/27/2010 5/64 Kennedy
Box 67- 7- 3- 10/27/2010 3/64 Kennedy
Box 68- 3- 1- 10/27/2010 1/64 Kennedy
Box 69- 4- 3- 10/27/2010 1/Franklin: 2 Kennedy
Box 70- 13- 1- 10/27/2010 1/Kennedy
Box 71- 2- 0- 10/28/2010
Box 72- 3- 0- 10/28/2010
Box 73- 10- 0- 10/28/2010
Box 74- 1- 0- 10/28/2010
Box 75- 0- 4- 10/28/2010 4/64 Kennedy
Box 76- 1- 3- 10/28/2010 1/Franklin: 2/64 Kennedy


I Believe the totals work out to:

118 - 40%
33 - 90%

$301.50 CWR and loose halves - skunk

$24 nickels - skunk

PennyPauper wrote:$350 in cwr dimes
A single merc a 1945

WELCOME!!!

In what state do you find your SILVERS?

thedude wrote:Dimes

Box 1 - '58 '64
Box 2 - '64 '64
Box 3 - Skunk
Box 4 - '42 '46 '49

WELCOME!!!

In what state do you find your SILVER?