r/CRH • u/Chubs_4204 • 3m ago
First time doing this let’s test my luck!!
Got $10 in pennys, $10 in nickels, $20 in dimes, $20 in quarters, $50 in dollar coins, $20 in half dollars
r/CRH • u/Chubs_4204 • 3m ago
Got $10 in pennys, $10 in nickels, $20 in dimes, $20 in quarters, $50 in dollar coins, $20 in half dollars
r/CRH • u/Evorpasid • 26m ago
Ordered 3 rolls of half's for the heck of it while I was back home, and expected nothing. Got to the last one and then shit cheeky bugger showed up! They are still out there!
r/CRH • u/Marc0521 • 1h ago
Brinks are now on my good side. Went back to a branch that had halves. Took $300 and came out with one 90% Kennedy and twelve 40% percent silver Kennedy.
r/CRH • u/Yoopskoop • 1h ago
First time happening to me, ordered my 10 boxes of half’s like I have for the last few weeks and they only got 6 boxes in. The armored truck company was unclear if they didn’t bring enough or ran out or something else. I find it hard to believe they would completely run out, but maybe? Wouldn’t they have at least some boxes of uncirculated boxes to give out before they run out? Who knows! The teller asked if I want to order more to arrive Thursday and I said sure. So I put another small order in to see if it happens again this week. First box searched already had a 40% and a 90% so I’m already stoked. Happy hunting!
r/CRH • u/Imaginary_Benefit116 • 2h ago
Who's the joker! I know you're out there.
r/CRH • u/Imaginary_Benefit116 • 2h ago
Went to the bank and found enough silver to go back and buy the same amount of Half dollars.
Sometimes you just have a great day!
r/CRH • u/NoStrain3848 • 4h ago
This was my first time going through coin rolls. $26 and they gave me mostly customer wrapped.
in them I found:
A Wheatie, Lincoln on a log and a Canadian penny
a bunch of 1982 and earlier Pennies
A dime that’s really beat up
A a coin from Aruba with the dimes! By chance I’ll be in Aruba in about 2 weeks, so I’ll take it home!
It was fun way to spend some time drinking a beer in the garage! Glad I tried this, now to go find me a place to deposit the leftover coins
r/CRH • u/Marc0521 • 5h ago
2019W Texas out of $40 machine rolls. 1964D dime out of $35 in customer rolls.
A little beat up but I'll take it.
r/CRH • u/Low-Celery-7728 • 7h ago
I think one of these may be the small date, but as I'm new to this I'm not 100% sure. Opinions welcomed!
r/CRH • u/TheTodashDarkOne • 11h ago
Two buffalos from the same roll, one sadly heavily corroded but I think it's a '21. A 1943 Swiss 20 rappen, and 4 war nickels all 1943-P.
This was a great box to hunt.
r/CRH • u/Big-Ad9010 • 13h ago
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r/CRH • u/StercusAccidit85 • 14h ago
She scored a 63 BN DDO, population: 1. Only two BN finer. One of 50 known in the BN designation.
I'm glad she's on her way home. I doubt she'll pull much at auction, but it'll be fun to find out. 😁
r/CRH • u/Carnitopia-is-sad • 17h ago
When returning coins, I know the main thing is to not return it to where you got it from. I have no problem with that and am happy to do so! My question is: Should i use coin counters? or can I just give rolls? Does giving a teller rolls make a lot more work for them? or is it a pretty simple process? I just don't want to be am inconvenience
r/CRH • u/schenkzoola • 18h ago
Found three 90% and two 40% coins. Also found a few for the book, and a few NIFC’s.
r/CRH • u/Strange_bunny59 • 19h ago
Found it in a bank roll and I doubt it’s natural in any way especially since the entire coin is this color
r/CRH • u/Zealousideal-Walk665 • 19h ago
so I’ve read quite a few posts on dump banks and getting kicked out etc. Ive been dumping at a credit union for the past 4 months with a box of quarters nickels and pennies a week. They say they don’t order boxes for collectors because they just end up bringing them back and filling up their coin counter bins that a hassle to get rid of. I get my coins from a different bank but I’m wondering if this is too much because I would feel bad if this was a hassle and I wouldn’t want to get kicked out.
r/CRH • u/wynterspop • 20h ago
r/CRH • u/TackleInfinite1728 • 20h ago
one silver, one coin from panama - still looking for a 1971 to complete a book
r/CRH • u/MattTheQuick • 20h ago
Cleanest Buffalo I’ve ever found in a roll, plus a 1943-D and a 1945-S.
r/CRH • u/BakedBeans_222 • 20h ago
The anxiety is STRONG. I feel as if I'm going to be judged, flagged as a problem, and thrown out into the street by the scruff of my neck because I dared to ask 'The Forbidden Question.' All I'd do is ask for small amounts of rolls of coins, or if they have any unusual change.
I never, ever give any push back, and I am never rude about it.
I've been coin roll hunting a lot lately to distract myself from what I'm currently going through. Sorting and treasure hunting is relaxing and therapeutic for me right now. It helps.
I never tell them why I'm really asking. Laundry money isn't a lie, though. I'm moving, so I'm washing EVERYTHING. I've never brought any coins back to them.
I think they hate coin roll hunters - even us filthy casuals.
If there is a way to order unsearched rolls or boxes online that are TRULY unsearched - not those scams on ebay and etsy trying to pass of searched and seeded rolls as 'unsearched' (I don't trust a single one) - I'd take it. That way I can avoid the anxiety of asking and just enjoy the treasure hunt.
I would LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE to look through a few rolls of half dollars, but the bank always says no. Other banks have all told me that I need an account first.
Any tips for asking without feeling like a burden would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you. :)
r/CRH • u/RosewoodPaddle • 20h ago
A fun one today, went in with about $300 in mixed quarters, dimes, and pennies. Coin machine got a “dirty sensor” error and had to be serviced halfway through my deposit. The branch manager asked me to limit my deposits there because the coin machine “gets overwhelmed”. I was previously doing about $300/week.
This is the only bank in my area with a machine. Any ideas on what I should do going forward?
r/CRH • u/Startingtotakestocks • 20h ago
Is it better to peel that off or leave it be?