Coin roll finds

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: ND-S – an ender with fresh wrapping machine damage 😒
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (24): 39, 7x 40, 2x 41, 2x 41-D, 46, 46-D, 46-S, 47, 2x 55-D, 56-D, 2x 57-D, 4x 58-D
  • Canada: 78, 85

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (11): 40, 44-D, 2x 46-D, 49-D, 51-D, 52, 52-D, 54-D, 2x 57-D
  • Canada: 56, 80, 89, 92, 2x 94

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (21): 38 (1st year), 39, 40-D, 42, 2x 46, 46-S, 47, 47-D, 48-D, 49, 49-D, 52, 52-D, 53, 53-D, 54, 54-D, 57-D, 58-D, 59-D – of these, 46-S has the lowest mintage, 13,560,000.
  • 2022-D, 2023-D – A couple“black beauties”
  • 2x 2024-P – First time finding these. Still haven't seen any 2004-Ds.
  • 2025-D – First one I've found
     

and a box of unc 2024-D quarters

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (18): 5x 40, 41, 2x 41-S, 46, 46-D, 48, 48-D, 52, 53, 53-D, 3x 58-D
  • Canada (2): 1868-1992, 2000

I was thinking of picking up halves for the 2nd box, but they were all unc. Fortunately, they had a box of pennies on hand, so I grabbed that instead.

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (7): 27 (almost 100 years ago, but had a huge mintage), 2x 44, 46-D, 51-D, 56-D, 58-D
  • 2024 – Found a 2024-D a long time ago, as well as 2025 and 2025-D, but this is the first 2024 I've come across
  • Canada (5): 55, 65, 79, 81, 89

This hunt was a bit on the colder side. Hopefully, there will be more (and better) finds next week.

1937 Buffalo nickel, nice surprise. normally I don't find much

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 3x 2025-D Juliette Gordon Low – released mid-March; 1st time finding these

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 43-P – nice XF
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (22): 39, 3x 40-S, 47-D, 48, 48-D, 49, 2х 52-D, 53-S, 54, 54-D, 56-D, 57, 57-D, 3x 58-D, 59, 2x 59-D
  • Canada: 98

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (17): 39, 2x 40, 41, 41-D, 42, 46-D, 47, 48, 52-S, 3x 54-D, 55-D, 56-D, 59, 59-D
  • Canada (3): 84, 96, 98

Nothing interesting this time.

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (23): 18-D (worn almost flat), 29, 30-D, 35, 41, 44, 44-S, 45, 45-S, 2x 46-D, 46-S, 47-S, 48, 48-D, 49, 51-D, 2x 52-D, 55-S, 57, 2x 58-D
  • Canada (4): 74, 92, 00 (non-magn), 06 (non-magn)

Looks like I hit a part of a collection dump. Nothing I didn't already have, though, nor any upgrades.

• Quarters (bank rolls) – nothing new or interesting

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 37
  • WWII 35% silver: 2x 43-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (31): 39, 3x 40, 40-S, 2x 41, 41-S, 42, 47, 2x 48, 51, 52, 2x 52-D, 2x 53, 4x 56-D, 2x 57, 57-D, 4x 58-D, 2x 59-D – all common years
  • Canada: 85, 89
     

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 27
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (16): 39, 41, 2x 46, 49, 49-S, 51, 52, 55, 56-D, 57-D, 58, 2x 58-D, 2x 59-D – lowest by mintage were 49-S and 55, both under 10 million
  • Canada: 98

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (15): 09, 29, 35, 36, 37, 39, 40, 2x 40-S, 42, 44, 46, 2x 46-D, plus 1 more too corroded to tell the year
  • Canada (4): 68, 81, 85, 91

Pretty good box, above average on wheat cents. Possibly part of a collection dump. In any case, nice to see some oldies. Too bad no VDB on that 1909.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2012-S Hawaii Volcanoes (NIFC) – I've found one before, but it had a bit of wear and lost most of its luster. This one is a legitimate BU.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (21): 38-D (first year, key date, steps too worn to tell the subtype), 3x 40, 41, 41-S, 46-D, 2x 48, 48-D, 49, 52, 2x 54-D, 54-S, 57, 58, 58-D, 3x 59-D
  • Bermuda 2000
  • Canada 2000

• Nickels (bank rolls) – A full box of BU 2024-Ds. Last I checked, these were still selling north of $60/roll on E-Bay. Now, I gotta decide if I want to go through the hassle of trying to sell them.

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (8): 41-D, 44, 45, 45-D, 47, 48-D, 50, 51-D
  • Canada (4): 74, 75, 76, 83

hello,

I know, you are not swapping. But one or two of these nickel rolls could go to me in a swap.

Most of them will be offered in my swaplist.

best regards

Stefan

Stefan0205

hello,

I know, you are not swapping. But one or two of these nickel rolls could go to me in a swap.

Most of them will be offered in my swaplist.

best regards

Stefan

Sorry, I don't want to deal with international shipping.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2019-W Lowell

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 28-D – relatively low mintage year, 6.4 million struck
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (24): 39, 40-S, 2x 41, 41-D, 41-S, 46, 47, 48, 51, 53-S, 3x 54-D, 54-S, 4x 57-D, 2x 58, 58-D, 2x 59-D
  • Canada: 01

• Quarters (bank rolls) - skunk box, no finds

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (8): 2x 36, 42-D, 44-D, 47-D, 2x 51-D, 53-D
  • nice unc 1960-D small date
  • Canada (7): 63, 64, 71, 2x 76, 85, 04

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • V Nickel: 1899, 1903, 1911 – All in pretty rough shape. Likely metal detecting finds.
    
  • Buffalo: ND – another metal detecting find
  • WWII 35% silver: 42-P, 45-S
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (20): 2x 39, 46, 47-S, 2x 48, 48-D, 49, 53, 54-S, 55-D, 56-D, 57, 2x 57-D, 3x 58-D, 2x 59-D
  • 2008-S Proof – cameo mostly gone
  • Canada: 99

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (13): 41, 44, 44-D, 45-D, 2x 46, 49-D, 52, 52-D, 53-D, 2x 55, 58-D
  • Canada (7): 74, 75, 78, 80, 83, 84, 89

Pretty good couple of boxes, a little bit of everything.
 

• Nickels (2 boxes; bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 28, 35-D, 36-D w/ a minor rotation error
  • WWII 35% silver: 45-D
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (): 39, 4x 40, 40-S, 4x 41, 2x 41-D, 42, 6x 46, 2x 46-D, 47, 47-D, 47-S, 2x 49, 3x 49-D, 2x 52, 53, 3x 53-D, 53-S, 54, 2x 54-D, 4x 55-D, 56, 56-D, 6x 57-D, 5x 58-D, 5x 59-D – nothing special, all common years
  • 2023-D struck thru grease
  • Canada: 82, 1867-1992, 00 (non-magnetic)
     

The 1st box was a dud. All the buffalos and silver were in the 2nd.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (16): 39, 40, 41, 41-S, 46-D, 47, 48-D, 2x 52, 53-S, 54-D, 56, 2x 56-D, 2x 58-D
  • Canada: 93

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (8): 40, 44, 45, 46, 52-S, 56, 56-D, 58-D
  • 2005-S Proof – other than some very light scuffing on the portrait side, looks pristine
  • Canada: 66, 88, 97

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 90% silver: 1954 – It's been a while since I found a silver quarter. Nice to see that they're still out there.
  • 2020-W Tallgrass Prairie

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 36-D
  • WWII 35% silver: 43-P, 43-S, 45-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (18): 39, 40, 40-D, 41, 41-S, 3x 46, 52-D, 52-S, 2x 54-D, 57, 2x 57-D, 2x 58-D, 59-D
  • Canada: 82, 83

When I ordered boxes for next week, the teller told me they've stopped ordering pennies for themselves and are only making an exception for me. This makes me wonder how much longer they're going to be available.

found my first 2024D nickel

Duesenberg

found my first 2024D nickel

grats! hopefully, not the last 😄

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (9): 18, 26, 2x 40, 41-D, 45, 46-D, 51-D, 56-D
  • Canada (8): 59, 61, 63, 69, 81, 83, 93, 97
     
• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 30, 2x ND
  • WWII 35% silver: 45-D
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson(26): 40-D, 2x 41, 42-D, 46, 46-S, 2x 47-D, 47-S, 49, 49-S (semi-key date), 2x 52, 53, 53-D, 2x 54 (one of them a very nice AU w/ full steps, possibly a proof), 2x 55-D, 2x 56-D, 57, 2x 57-D, 58-D, 59-D
  • 4x 2024-D
  • Canada: 2x 98
  • Panama: 96

I got some nic-a-date today and used it on all the (well-worn) ND buffalos I've accumulated over the past 3 years. I still couldn't get a date on a few of them. The ones I did get a date on were: 13 (type 2), 14, 15-D, 3x 16, 17, 18-D, 19-S, 20, 24, 2x 25, and 28.

I have been getting a few rolls of cents at a time recently.

Found this group today.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 90% silver: 1962
  • Panama Un Quarto de Balboa 2008

2nd quarter box in a row with silver in it – 1st time I've had that happen!

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (28): 39, 40, 41-D, 41-S, 4x 46-D, 47, 48, 48-D, 2x 49, 51, 52-D, 53, 53-D, 2x 54, 2х 57-D, 3х 58-D, 59, 3x 59-D
  • 2023-D struck through grease – these are actually pretty common
  • 2024-D
  • Canada: 2006

• Pennies – The time has come. My bank won't take any more orders for penny boxes. All they had left was 8 customer-wrapped rolls and there was only a single 1945 wheat cent.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (23): 39, 40, 3x 41, 46-D, 48, 2x 48-S, 49, 50 (close, but no cigar), 52, 52-S, 53-D, 54, 56, 2x 56-D, 3x 57-D, 2x 59-D
  • 2003-S Proof
  • 18x 2024-D
  • 2025-D – only the 2nd one I've seen so far
  • Canada: 2x 98

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • Skunk box. One roll had an extra quarter and another - a dime instead of a quarter. Nothing new/interesting otherwise.
• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (18): 39, 41, 42, 3x 46-D, 48-D, 49, 49-D, 52-D, 53-D, 53-S, 57-D, 3x 58-D, 59-D
  • 4x 2024-D
  • Canada: 86
     

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2019-W American Memorial Park
  • 2025-P Juliette Gordon Low – First time finding one from Philly
  • Thailand 5 Baht 1995 – Can't remember if I found one of these before, but I do have one in my collection dated 1998, which was a much lower mintage year.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 45-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (23): 2x 40, 2x 40-D, 41, 2x 42, 2x 46, 2x 47, 48, 49, 49-D, 52-S, 3x 53, 54-D, 3x 58-D, 59-D
  • 17x 2024-D
  • a few 2025-Ds – Much higher mintage than 2024-D (370 million so far, according to https://www.usmint.gov/about/production-sales-figures/circulating-coins-production), so I'm not even keeping these. I'm sure there are going to be a lot more of them entering circulation soon.
     

I'm happy you're having success. I just picked up $230 in CW half dollar rolls and they were all marked dump

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2007-S Proof Idaho – one of the better preserved proofs I've come across; only a few hairlines
  • 2016-S NIFC Theodore Roosevelt
  • 2020-W MBR – clearly has been in circulation for a while; some abrasive damage and staining

• Nickels (bank rolls) – Full box of unc 2025-Ps. Another box of 2024-Ds would have been sweet, but alas, not this time. Though, this is pretty unusual. Most of the unc coins we get here are from Denver. Anyhow, 2025 is a high mintage year, so this box is going back to the bank.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (28): 2x 40, 40-D, 41, 41-D, 2x 46, 47-S, 3x 48, 49, 2x 49-D, 2x 52, 53-D, 2x 54-D, 3x 57, 4x 58-D, 2x 59-D
  • 8x 2024-D
  • Canada (3): 83, 86, 98
     
• Quarters - a box of rolls marked by another coin roll hunter; didn't even bother going thru them

• Quarters (mixed box: 13 bank-wrapped and 37 customer-wrapped rolls)
  • 2025-D Stacey Milbern -- 1st time finding this design

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: ND (but it's clearly a 1913 Type I with raised ground and raised FIVE CENTS), ND (nic-a-dated it, it's 1923)
  • WWII 35% silver (3): 44-D, 44-P, 45-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (22): 40-S, 2x 41, 41-D, 47, 47-D, 48, 49, 53-D, 2x 54, 2x 54-D, 57, 4x 57-D, 2x 58-D, 59, 59-D
  • 22x 2024-D
  • 2024-P
  • Canada: 95

• Pennies (10 customer-wrapped rolls, that's all they had)
  • Wheat cents: 49-S, 55-D

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 1953-S VF – 90% silver, ~14 million mintage
  • Canada: 1979
     
• Nickels – a box of rolls marked by another coin roll hunter

So your bank will accept customer rolled coins and given them back out without examination? 

It's been over a decade since I was a bank teller but anytime anyone brought in coins we were required to run them through the counting machine. If the customer wrapped them in rolls, we had to open them up and put them in the machine. Even if someone was returning bank rolled coin that we gave them, we'd have to open them up. 

Duesenberg

So your bank will accept customer rolled coins and given them back out without examination? 

It's been over a decade since I was a bank teller but anytime anyone brought in coins we were required to run them through the counting machine. If the customer wrapped them in rolls, we had to open them up and put them in the machine. Even if someone was returning bank rolled coin that we gave them, we'd have to open them up. 

If varies by bank and branch. Like, at Wells Fargo, they never check. At Huntington, some branches will open up all the rolls and count them up. Others, only compare roll height against a full roll. Though, I don't know anyone who'd put them into a coin-counting machine. Most of them don't even have those machines anymore and don't accept lose change.

• Halves (black bank rolls)
  • 2025-P – It's been months since I hunted halves, so I didn't have any from 2025

There were several short rolls – pretty bad job by the coin rolling company. Tons of newer years (2023-2025), no silver, not even any NIFCs. Not a good box at all. Really makes it seem like hunting halves is now a waste of time. Nickels, on the other hand, never disappoint.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 44-S
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (24): 39, 3x 40, 41, 46, 2x 48-D, 49, 51, 2x 52, 52-D, 53, 2x 53-D, 54, 54-S, 56-D, 4x 57-D, 58-D, 59-D – all common years
  • 3x 2024-D
  • What do you make of this penny? Broadstrike? The weight is 2.54g, but it's the size of a nickel.
    
    
  • Canada: 86
  • Switzerland 20 Rappen 1992 – I was about to open the roll when I saw it
    

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2025-P Juliette Gordon Low – first time finding one from Philadelphia, though it seems like it's been in circulation for a while and already lost some of the original luster

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 44-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (18): 39, 40, 40-D, 41, 42, 46, 47, 48, 49-D, 52, 2x 53, 53-S, 56, 57-D, 58, 58-D, 59-D
  • 9x 2024-D
  • 2х 2024-P
  • Canada: 89, 98 (looks like a set coin)

Starting to see a lot more 2025-Ds and -Ps.
 

What is inside the bankroll with the swiss coin? 
also the penny was most likely left in the sun and the zinc warped it. I find them on roofs like this all the time. 

redsmithstudios

What is inside the bankroll with the swiss coin? 
also the penny was most likely left in the sun and the zinc warped it. I find them on roofs like this all the time. 

It was a nickel roll, so just nickels. 😄

The penny isn't warped, just worn. It's a little thicker on one side than on the other. It seems to be slightly elongated, but the image isn't distorted on either side, so I don't think it was pressed after being struck at the mint.

Back to coin roll hunting after a short New Year break.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2025-P Ida B. Wells – first time find

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 36
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (19): 2x 39, 2x 41, 2x 46, 46-D, 46-S, 47, 50, 53-D, 53-S, 54-S, 55-D, 56-D, 3x 58-D, 59-D
  • 13x 2024-D

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2007-S Utah Proof – Roll ender. Fortunately, no ring of death.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 42-P – with the silver prices going up so much recently, now these have $5+ worth of silver
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (21): 2x 39, 5x 41, 41-S, 47-D, 48-D, 49, 50, 53, 2x 53-D, 54-D, 2x 54-S, 2x 58-D, 59-D
  • 16x 2024-D

Houseofham

Back to coin roll hunting after a short New Year break.

 

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2025-P Ida B. Wells – first time find

 

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 36
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (19): 2x 39, 2x 41, 2x 46, 46-D, 46-S, 47, 50, 53-D, 53-S, 54-S, 55-D, 56-D, 3x 58-D, 59-D
  • 13x 2024-D

 

Wow, first time I read this I thought you found 36 buffalo nickels 😂

King

Houseofham

Back to coin roll hunting after a short New Year break.

 

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2025-P Ida B. Wells – first time find

 

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 36
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (19): 2x 39, 2x 41, 2x 46, 46-D, 46-S, 47, 50, 53-D, 53-S, 54-S, 55-D, 56-D, 3x 58-D, 59-D
  • 13x 2024-D

 

Wow, first time I read this I thought you found 36 buffalo nickels 😂

Now, that would be something 😄

I think the most I've found in a single box was 3.

• Nickels (2 boxes, bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 20 – only the last 2 digits of the year visible
  • WWII 35% silver: 43-P pretty sharp AU, 45-D
    
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (41): 38-D (first year, key date), 40, 40-D, 3x 41, 42, 4x 46, 3x 47, 48, 49, 49-D, 52, 52-S, 53, 3x 53-D, 54, 54-S, 54-S/D (repunched mintmark), 55 (semi-key date), 2x 55-D, 56-D, 57, 2x 57-D, 3x 58-D, 5x 59-D
  • 38x 2024-D
  • Canada: 87, 99

• Dollars (bank rolls)
  • Native American
    • 2002-P, 2005-D
    • 2017-D Sequoyah of the Cherokee Nation
  • Presidential
    • 2012-P Chester Arthur
    • 2012-P Benjamin Harrison
    • 2014-D Herbert Hoover
    • 5x 2020-D George H.W. Bush
  • American Innovation
    • 2x 2021-D Chesapeake Bay Tunnel Bridge - Virginia
    • 2023-P The Higgins Boat - Louisiana

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • V-nickel: 1911 – It's been 4+ months since I found one. Though, I wouldn't grade this one any higher than VG08 details. With all the pitting from corrosion, it's even lower.
    
  • Buffalo: 1936
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (16): 2x 41, 2x 46, 47-D, 2x 48, 51, 52-S, 53-D, 54-D, 54-S, 2x 57-D, 2x 59-D
  • 1980-S Proof AU
  • 12x 2024-D
  • 2024-P

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2019-W San Antonio Missions – the most common W quarter design I keep finding
  • 6x 2025-P Althea Gibson – these have just started showing up here
  • N#6995">Ghana 20 Pesewas 2016 – a little bit smaller than a quarter and has a smooth edge, so I knew it would be a foreign coin

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (24): 40, 3x 41, 4x 46, 46-D, 48-D, 49, 52, 53-S, 54, 54-D, 55-D, 56, 56-D, 57, 57-D, 2x 58-D, 59-D, 59
  • 2015-S Proof – covered with contact marks, XF at best
  • 18x 2024-D
     

• Quarters (bank rolls) -- skunk box

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver (4): 42-S, 45-D, 45-P, 45-S
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (13): 39, 40, 41, 46-D, 47-S, 51-D, 53-D, 2x 55-D, 56, 57-D, 58-D, 59-D
  • 1996-S Proof – AU, though most of the cameo is gone. Doesn't look much different from a regular nickel.
  • 13x 2024-D + 3 more showing wear/staining, so not worth keeping

• Quarters (bank rolls): another skunk box

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 29-S (nice VF w/ full date), 35
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (19): 39, 40, 40-S, 2x 41, 42, 47-S, 48-D, 50 (semi-key date), 52, 53, 53-D, 2x 56-D, 4x 57-D, 59
  • 9x 2024-D
  • Canada: 86
     

• Nickels (2 boxes; bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 42-P, 43-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (37): 40, 2x 40-D, 40-S, 2x 41, 41-D, 3x 41-S, 2x 46, 2x 46-D, 47-D, 48, 3x 52, 52-S, 53-D, 54, 5x 54-D, 54-S, 55-D, 56, 3x 57-D, 58, 3x 58-D
  • 23x 2024-D
  • A lot of 2025s – mostly Ds; not keeping these
  • A lot of 2026-Ds – Updated commemorative issue design with double-date (1776-2006), 250th Anniversary of Independence; virtually all of them with hairlines/contact marks
  • Canada: 84, 86, 89

• Quarters (bank rolls) -- another skunk box

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (25): 3x 39, 40, 40-D, 41, 41-S, 2x 47, 47-S, 48, 49, 49-D, 2x 53-D, 2x 54-D, 57, 57-D, 58-D, 3x 59, 2x 59-D
  • 1980-P clipped planchet
  • 8x 2024-D
  • 1x 2026-P – found one from Denver last time, now I've both
  • Canada: 1983
     

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2019-W San Antonio Missions

• Nickels – A box full of BU 2026-D OBW rolls. Not as valuable as 2024-Ds, but probably still worth selling them on E-Bay.

• Quarters (bank rolls) – This was an amazing box for NIFCs (S mintmark business strike). Except for the ones from 2012 and 2013 which are still nice UNCs, just don't have much luster, the rest are all BU.
  • 2012
    • Acadia, Maine
  • 2013
    • White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire
  • 2014
    • Great Sand Dunes, Colorado
  • 2015
    • Homestead National Monument of America, Nebraska
    • Kisatchie National Forest, Louisiana
    • Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina
  • 2016
    • 2x Shawnee National Forest, Illinois
    • 2x Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, West Virginia
    • 2x Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota
    • 3x Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
    • Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, Kentucky
  • 2017
    • Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Missouri
    • George Rogers Clark National Historical Park, Indiana
    • Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, District of Columbia
  • 2018
    • Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Wisconsin
    • 3x Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Michigan
    • 5x Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota
    • Block Island National Wildlife Refuge, Rhode Island
  • 2019
    • 2x Lowell National Historical Park, Massachusetts
  • 2020
    • 2x Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, Kansas
    • Weir Farm National Historic Site, Connecticut

• Nickels (bank rolls) – There weren't any 2026s in this box, but almost double the average for oldies, including a couple better dates, plus some other stuff
  • Buffalo: 2x ND (nicadated – both 1916)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (37): 2x 40, 40-S, 41-D, 41-S, 2x 42, 2x 42-D, 46, 2x 46-D, 2x 46-S, 2x 47-D, 49, 2x 49-D, 50 (semi-key date), 51, 51-S (semi-key date), 3x 53, 54-D, 55-D, 3x 56, 4x 57-D, 58, 2x 58-D, 2x 59-D
  • 2004-S Proof Westward Journey
  • 15x 2024-D
  • Canada (2): 89, 99

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2018-S Proof Cumberland Island National Seashore, Georgia – clearly has been in circulation for a while, cameo mostly gone, XF details
  • 2026-D Mayflower Compact – first time finding this

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (20): 39, 40, 41-D, 42, 2x 46, 48, 2x 49, 49-S, 53-S, 54, 54-D, 2x 54-S, 56, 2x 57, 58-D, 59-D
  • 13x 2024-D

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2x 2025-P Dr Vera Rubin – First time finding these. I imagine these will start showing up a lot more in a week or two.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 43-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (21): 2x 39, 40-D, 40-S, 2x 41, 46, 2x 47, 48, 3x 49, 52, 2x 54-D, 2x 58-D, 3x 59-D
  • 9x 2024-D
  • Canada: 86, 89

About my cion roll hunting (2€ rolls in germany): i sopped it. I needef 6 weeks to bring 95 of 100  coins back imto circulation and it was only interesting.

Recently i had a good find in my change: San Marino, 20c 2013, xf and shiny.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 90% silver: 1960-D

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver (2): 42-P, 43-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (33): 2х 39, 6х 40, 41-D (nice AU, sharp details, full steps), 42, 2x 46, 47, 47-S, 2x 48, 52-D, 2x 53, 53-D, 54-D, 55-D, 5x 56-D, 4x 58-D, 59, 2x 59-D
  • 11x 2024-D
  • Canada (3): 89, 93, 95

A silver quarter! 😊 $13 today.

Mr. Midnight

A silver quarter! 😊 $13 today.

 

Yeah, I don't find those too often. Last one was in October.

• Quarters (bank rolls) – skunk box

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 1916 – looks brown, probably a metal detecting find
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (23): 2x 40, 2x 41, 41-D, 47, 3x 52, 2x 53, 2x 54-D, 55, 56, 3x 57-D, 2x 58-D, 3x 59-D
  • 6x 2024-D

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2007-S Proof Wyoming – covered with contact marks, but still easily recognized as a proof
  • 2017-S NIFC Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, District of Columbia – nice AU, though I do already have an UNC one
  • UK 10 Pence 1996 VF – too common of a coin to be worth keeping in this condition, so it's going back into circulation

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (27): 39, 3x 40, 40-D, 40-S, 42, 46, 2x 47, 47-D, 48, 48-D, 52, 2x 54-D, 2x 54-S, 2x 55-D, 56, 2x 56-D, 3x 57-D, 59-D
  • 14x 2024-D
  • 1x 2024-P
  • Canada: 85, 86

• Quarters (bank rolls) – skunk box :(

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  •  Buffalo: 28
  • WWII 35% silver: 43-S
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (19): 39, 40-S, 41, 46-D, 48-D, 49-D, 51, 53, 2x 54, 56-D, 57, 2x 57-D, 3x 58-D, 2x 59-D
  • 5x 2024-D
  • Switzerland 20 Rappen 1984 -- this is 3rd or 4th time I find one of these

Also, picked up a roll of 2026-P Halves and a few star notes: $1 2017, $50 2017A, and $100 2013 (they had a stack of 15-20 of them, I picked the one with the lowest serial number). Ran the serial numbers on the Star Note Lookup site - nothing rare.
 

• Quarters (bank rolls) -- Older box stamped Aug 2025. No finds. Quarter boxes have gone really cold lately. 3rd skunk box in a row.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (22): 2x 39, 2x 40, 46, 47, 48-D, 48-S (semi-key date), 51-S (semi-key date), 52-D, 52-S, 53-D, 2x 54, 54-D, 57-D, 3x 58-D, 59, 2x 59-D
  • 11x 2024-D
  • 1x 2024-P
  • Canada 1995
  • Norway 1 Krone 2006 – Found one of these a couple years ago, but with different mintmaster initials
     

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2000-S Proof Maryland – Not much wear, but the cameo is virtually gone. Still, very clearly a proof.
  • 2012-S Proof Chaco Culture - New Mexico – decent cameo and not much scuffing
  • UAE 1 Dirham 2007 – Essentially, their equivalent of a quarter, worth .27 USD at the current exchange rate

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: ND (nic-a-dated 1917)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (29): 38, 3x 39, 39-S (key date), 40, 41, 41-S, 46, 46-D, 47-D, 3x 48, 48-D, 53, 2x 53-D, 2x 55-D, 56-D, 57, 2x 57-D, 58, 2x 58-D, 2x 59-D
  • 6x 2024-D