Return to Halves
Last night I returned to searching half dollars. I'm trying to complete a circulation set for trade. I got two boxes. In them were two 90% silver halves (2 x 1964), eleven 40% silver halves (2 x 1965, 1966, 3 x 1967, 4 x 1968D, 1969D), and one Canadian $2 coin. The Canadian twoonie is the first foreign coin I have found in the halves I've searched. It's the highest value foreign coin I've found (worth $2.05), too (interesting how this is only two days after my most worthless foreign coin find).
I also searched 10,000 dimes (four boxes) and found nine silver dimes (1942, 1953, 1954, 1957, 1961D, 2 x 1963D, 2 x 1964), fourteen Canadians, and one UK 5 pence piece.
And finally this morning I searched one box of pennies, 2,500 coins. In it was fifteen Wheats and fifteen Canadians.
Found: 1 nickel (at Sovereign Bank)
1 comments:
Well worthless is subjective, according to the World Coin Book in XF that Guyana coin is valued at $0.10 and yours looks better than XF.
Those UK 5 pence always pop up I found 30 from 1992 alone in my change over the last couple of years.
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