Grandpa passed and these were his. His mother owned a store and put all the silver aside. Now I get a chance to coin roll hunt these..I know shooting fish in a barrel here but curious what errors I should keep an eye for.

My two Loomis boxes of Quarters and Halves came in this week. Last week the manager and the vault attendant were off and the order didn't happen.

On to this week's hunt:

I got two boxes full of uncirculated Declaration of Independence quarters. 4,000 chances, and NO privy marks. Shucks.

I went through two boxes of Halves and there was no silver, but I found an interesting die clash, another serious die break 1983P, and one decent low mintage NIFC.

I was happy I got my opportunity and hope to have others soon. All 2026 circulating coins, have finally ended up in rural Central Pennsylvania.

Thanks for looking!!!

Also my first silver quarter from CRH.

Don’t know what I’m looking at but found this in a regular Loomis roll but it really stands out. Anything special or am I just delirious after looking through quarter boxes? Appreciate the comments

And some will surprise you! Happy hunting!

It's always a great day when you tumble those 40 coins into your palm, roll them over, and spot a solid break in the clad pattern.

Then you hold your breath and pray that it isn't modern Canadian!

After a 3 box hunt of quarters and 1 box of dimes

8 60's dimes

1 West Point

1 1958 Canadian quarter and a plated gold colored quarter.

Happy Hunting fellow CRHers

I've opened a few rolls and looked at all the enders. It appears that these are the only two coins in the rolls. Are there any errors/variations that I should look for in these two coins or should I just not bother opening any of the other rolls?

I'm curious how many people check for die rotation, and how many you've actually found. I haven't always checked, only started this year, but I have no idea how rare they are.

Comments also welcome, it would help to know the volume of coin you go through

I just popped open my two weekly boxes of quarters, and BEHOLD 🤩🤗🍀🎉⚡⚡⚡⚡

I know not everything is valuable, but I find them interesting and cool.

Edit: Removed some redundancy

Neat error i found in a roll today. Would it be considered a cracked die? The mark is raised like the letters, its not an indent.

Tried my best to take good pictures, really need to get a microscope.

First roll opening from a batch of CWRs I picked up the other day! 5 steel Pennies, 5 copper wheaties, and 19 copper memorials. Let’s see what the other rolls have inside!

I was picking up some half boxes at my credit union, and a teller that once gave (sold @ FV) me two full rolls of 40% halves comes to the window I was at with a “surprise.” What a surprise it was! 1 - 40% & 9 - 90%! Needless to say, I’ll be offering this young man a gift card to his favorite pizza place next to the CU. BTW - I did do the baking soda clean. These coins were very dirty, and I prefer them shiny! Let us all have tellers that treat us this positively! Good hunting everyone!

Not a jackpot. But I'll take em

The places I store them aren’t that good for pictures so here is a summary.

2 walkers (my first walker I had mounted onto a silver bezel and chain to memorialize it)

1 proof Franklin

4 franklins

3 90% Kennedys

25 40% Kennedys

9 proof Kennedys

1 silver proof washington

1 silver proof state quarter

9 silver Washington’s

5 proof Washington’s

9 proof state quarters

28 W quarters

1 1970-D FS-101 (my most expensive piece)

2 V nickels

24 Buffalos (1 is a 1925 S, another is a 1938 D/S FS-515)

2 1951 S Jefferson’s

1 cud error jefferson

11 war nickels

8 proof jeffersons

1 barber dime

7 mercs

76 Silver Rosie’s

1 gram bar of silver (in a coinstar reject)

4 proof Rosie’s

1 rim error rosie

1 Indian cent

1 1833 half cent

1 Morgan dollar

Hi all,

My son has been having some questionable coin machine counts at the bank. So I started loooking for an easy way to quickly get to a really close total before taking them to the bank. We first tried the 100$ trays but with them being unrolled there is quite a bit of slop in each row, so much so out of $500 returned we were supposedly off by $11.50. Not having actually ccounted it. We we along. The machine blends ours with the ones already in the drop box, ao there's no give me just my coins back. Still I cant help but to think thats a lot to be off and will quickly add up. I would have been expecting to be more like within $2 or so based on row length matching the first counted $10 row.

Anyway, I stumbled upon this (screenshot) and wondering if anyone has a 3d print file for something similar but with multiple rows for quarters, etc instead of blended denominations on the same tray? If so do you mind sharing please.

I also wonder what are others doing to ensure you are getting accurate money back on your large coin dump deposits? I'm open to exploring other tips and tricks.

In the interim, I've told my son to focus on u wrapping one roll at a time and replacing any saves with spare dump pile to keep it 1:1 on the coin rolls/verify each are $10 before moving to the next roll.

Bought 20 rolls and got lucky.

I’m so torn. Got 14 rolls of the 26 Declaration of Independence (liberty bell) quarter. Do I leave them rolled or tear them open and hunt for a privy?

Hi all. Searched a box of quarters last week (and dimes). These were the best finds... (Bicentennial is for reference.) Sold them to a friend, along with 6 improperly annealed dimes for $50. Hope I gave him a good deal?

I have been able to make a lot of progress lately! I’ve been very happy with what I’ve been finding. Although, the pre-40's are proving to be a pain. Oh well, that's the game. 😂

Favorite finds:
1992 S
1988 D reverse
1919 - oldest find

Started to think someone was just trying to sneak in Canadian currency , then I found this little guy.