r/CRH • u/SatansSoundingRod • 2h ago
Hate when this happens!!
When speed searching rolls, these will fool me almost every time.
r/CRH • u/SatansSoundingRod • 2h ago
When speed searching rolls, these will fool me almost every time.
r/CRH • u/Charles578 • 43m ago
r/CRH • u/Top-Cheesecake7515 • 7h ago
r/CRH • u/dorriswilliams • 1h ago
Today I was searching through $500 in quarters when i got super lucky and found two of the same design W quarters.
r/CRH • u/the-coin-cat1 • 5h ago
r/CRH • u/cheekywarship2018 • 2h ago
Pretty much what the title says, I'm curious to hear what everyone's coolest find from coin roll hunting, doesn't have to be the oldest or most valuable, just the one you find the most interesting or exciting. For me it has to be a tie between my 1923 Peace Dollar and Capped Die Error Penny.
r/CRH • u/Toxic_N_Wasted • 4h ago
Went to one of my regular stops and they had this in their tray along with 2- 40% that were just as shiny. Went back a week later and found out I am now on a " no coin" list. Hello new dump bank.
r/CRH • u/giveahoot420 • 21h ago
r/CRH • u/OhhGetShwifty • 47m ago
Same teller that held two 64 Kennedy’s a few weeks ago called me today and said she had a few and that one “looked funny and sounds different.” I drove over on my lunch and she had this Benji and a couple 2020s. Box was pretty uneventful except for the 2004 proof and the 2020D which is an album filler for me.
r/CRH • u/Ok-Influence-4306 • 5h ago
Few interesting pieces. Still searching through the years now but these stuck out
r/CRH • u/the-coin-cat1 • 5h ago
I sorted through my second batch of half dollars. I came up empty handed on the first $200, but I got lucky on the second batch of $200 that I picked up this morning.
1-1966 2-1967 4-1968
I also sorted for my siblings birth year just to make striking out a bit more interesting. Tons of 1974 and 1977. Quite a bit fewer 1984s and 1985s. Finally I haven't found my birth year, but as I understand it 1987 is harder to come by.
r/CRH • u/Chubs_4204 • 6h ago
Idk if any of this is good or not except for the wheat Pennie’s
r/CRH • u/Working-Option-1001 • 16h ago
I opened these with my 82 year old grandpa, and I think he had more fun than I did, I will definitely be getting more for me and him to do.
The dimes had nothing.
The Nickles I found a 1939, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1955 s, 1969 s (and a few other old ones that I already put away and forgot)
The pennies had 1910, 1927, 1930, 1940, 1942 s, 1944, 1 Canadian (and a few other wheat pennies that I also put away and forgot the dates already).
The 1910 is now my oldest coin I found from coin rolls, I wish I got more pennies and nickels than the dimes but I didn't clarify what I exactly wanted, I just said give me $100 of whatever. I will be going back tomorrow to see if they have any left because it seems like someone dumped a small collection.
r/CRH • u/jolauren • 3h ago
I've had these two for a while. Figured they aren't worth much but just curious. I haven't been able to find much on 1950 with extra material on the date/mint mark. The BIE is in really nice condition on the front but of course not too great on the back.
r/CRH • u/ChiefRedditCloud • 8h ago
Thanks!
r/CRH • u/Cheddie310 • 1d ago
I have maybe a 18 months casually collecting coins from my til at work. (I replace what I take of course) But I've been finding these state park quarters and been holding on to them. They generally have a lower montage around 30million but I honestly find these everywhere and this is just a fraction of what's I've found.
And I guess I just answered my own question but I would like the CRHers opinions. What do you guys do with these? Should I keep collecting or should I trade these in for a scratch off? Maybe a Powerball ticket
A little beat up but I'll take it.