Hi,
It's been awhile, but I got the coin roll hunting itch again.
I got $120 worth of customer wrapped rolls of nickels from my local bank and here's what I found:
First Batch ($20)
1958, 1960,
2 x 1961
2 x 1962
1 x 64
3 x 65
4 x 68
31 x 1970-79
5 x 1980-81
40 x 1982-89
35 x 1990-99
Special:
1 x 2000P, 1 x 1991, 4 x 1992, 8 x 2005
Second Batch ($20)
10 x 1970-79
1 x 1980
19 x 1982-89
16 x 1990-99
Special:
1 x 1992,
1 x 2005
USA: x 10
Other foreign: 2002 1 Euro Cent, 2015 20 Euro Cent (both from Germany)
Bahamas 5 cents 2004
Third Batch ($20)
1959, 62,
2 x 1963, 64
10 x 1965-69 (including 1 1967 rabbit)
38 x 1971-79
19 x 1980-81
83 x 1982-89
43 x 1990-99 (including 1 x 1992, 1 x 1997)
USA: x 3
Special: 2005 x 3
Fourth Batch ($20)
1956, 1961, 1962,
2 x 1969 (Likely MS-60 with nice lustre)
18 x 1971-79
6 x 1980-81
15 x 1982-89
16 x 1993-99
Fifth Batch ($20)
1960, 1963
6 x 1964
15 x 1965-69
77 x 1971-79
37 x 1980-81
137 x 1982-89
38 x 1990-99 (including 2 x 1991, 1 x 1992)
Sixth Batch ($20)
1960, 1961,
3 x 1964
10 x 1965-69
65 x 1972-79
23 x 1980-81
88 x 1982-89
35 x 1990-99 (including 4 x 1992)
Special: 2 x 2005
USA x 5
Whew! This was a good haul. Can't wait to do it again. I explained to the tellers at the bank why I was doing this and they seemed to understand. (I thanked them for putting up with my insanity!) LOL!
Keep hunting those rolls...
Dean
