Coin roll finds

I used to do a lot of coin roll hunting in the 2000s, mostly halves.  Then my banks started charging me both to order boxes and to return rolls.  One bank had a free coin counter in the lobby, and would let me keep anything stuck to the magnet, but they removed the machine in 2012.  My rate of good finds didn't justify the increasing  fees, so I quit.

If your bank is letting you hunt rolls for free, enjoy it while it lasts.

Both of my banks used to have coin counting machines, but removed them within a year or two of each other a few years back. They will both now only accept rolled change. One of them only gives boxes to business customers, which I am not, so I use them as my dump bank and to get free wrappers. There are 3 branches within a 5 mile radius. I go to a different branch every week to dump coins so as not to annoy the tellers too much, and I've been doing this long enough – I'm sure they recognize me when I come in. The other bank has no problem ordering boxes for me and the tellers know I want circulated coins and have them ready for me to pickup the day they get them.

There are a few other banks/credit unions in the area that still have coin counting machines, but I don't like their fees and minimum balance requirements and I don't really want to deal with managing more accounts than I have to.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2000-S South Carolina proof – Found one of these just 2 weeks ago. Though, this one is in a bit better condition and still has some cameo left on it.
  • misc: colorized 2004 Florida quarter (3rd party overprint)
    

Alas, no W quarters this time.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver (2): 44-D, 44-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (22): 38-S, 2x 40, 40-S, 41, 46-S, 2x 48, 48-D, 49-D, 52, 53, 54-D, 54-S, 2x 57-D, 3x 58-D, 3x 59-D
  • 1999-S Proof - unfortunately, damaged by a rolling machine (ring of death)
  • Canadian (3): 86, 87, 89

Much better luck with nickels, some silver and another key date (38-S). Now only missing 50-D.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2012-S El Yunque - circulation quality NIFC
  • 2020-W Weir Farm

Only missing one more W design now, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller.

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (20): 27 (F), 34 (XF - upgrade), 37 (VF), 3x 44, 44-D, 44-S, 45-S, 50-D, 51-D, 53-D, 54-D, 55, 2x 56-D (1 UNC RB), 3x 57-D (1 with a die chip; top half of the 5 is filled in), 58-D
  • A really nice UNC 1965, full red
  • Canadian (4): 69, 72, 79, 93

Pretty good penny box. Double the average of what I usually find for wheats. Of course, mostly 40s and 50s, but a few oldies, too.
 

Found a pretty worn but still good Buffalo nickel in a roll  a few days ago  

it’s 1934-d even though the flip says otherwise 

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • a very nice 1966, 
  • 2002-S Proof Louisiana - a bit dirty, but still has some cameo

• Nickels (48 bank rolls + 2 customer-wrapped rolls; tellers told me the Brinks guy delivering boxes this week had a bunch of them stacked up on a dolly and the stack fell over, some boxes tore open and had to re-filled and taped up)
  • WWII 35% silver: 42-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (29): 40, 40-D, 40-S, 2x 41, 42, 46, 47, 3x 49, 53, 53-S, 3x 54-D, 55-D, 4x 56-D, 2x 57, 2x 57-D, 58-D, 3x 59-D -- all common high-mintage years, nothing interesting this time
  • a very nice BU 1962, upgrade

2019W San Antonio Missions - XF.

Those W mint marks are really difficult to find specially here in Europe. Good finding!

Dutchgalego

Those W mint marks are really difficult to find specially here in Europe. Good finding!

They're not any easier in America.  I've looked closely at every coin that's ever passed through my hands, and I've never seen a W mintmark in circulation.

Admittedly yes, very difficult to find and it takes quite a volume of roll searching and luck. Every week when I'm at the bank I will ask for a few rolls of mostly quarters and sometimes other denominations. I also buy lots of folks personal change containers and search through thousands of coin at times. They are glad to get rid of them and cash in and I still have fun searching through them. It can be laborious but sometimes you can find rewarding little treasures such  silver, S  and  W's here and there. If I remember correctly,  I found 5 or 6 W mint mark coins in circulation., mostly when they first came out. The majority of the population were simply not, nor still look for them. This one came out of a roll from the bank and clearly circulated:

• Halves (bank rolls)
  • 2009-S Proof in pretty good condition - no contact marks, cameo just beginning to turn a little hazy
  • NIFCs (9): 2x 03-D, 13-D, 2х 14-P, 15-D, 16-P, 17-D, 19-P, 20-D

14-P is an addition to my album. Still missing 11-D, 12-P, 15-P and 82-P no FG.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2012-S Hawaii Volcanoes (NIFC)

Things have slowed down quite a bit on the quarters front, but still finding something new.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver (2): 42-S, 43-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (32): 2x 39, 4x 40, 40-D, 41-S, 47, 49-D, 52, 2x 52-D, 53-D, 54-D, 4x 55-D, 57, 8x 58-D, 4x 59-D – all common years
  • Canada (2): 82, 86
     

No luck with quarters this week.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2017-S George Rogers Clark (NIFC)
  • 2020-W Tallgrass Prairie
  • 2020-W Weir Farm

Nothing I haven't found before, but still a good box.

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (12): 10, 42-S, 2x 44, 45, 45-D, 46-S, 47-D, 48-D, 51-D, 52-D, 53-D
  • Canadian (5): 42, 55 with strap, 60, 65, 80, 87 - surprisingly many earlier years

When I first opened this box, it did not look very promising. There were barely any copper enders on the top, so I thought I might have gotten someone else's rejects. Didn't find any wheat cents in the first 10 rolls. Eventually, things warmed up a bit and I got some finds, including an older Canadian cent with George VI on it and a 1910 wheat cent upgrade toward the end. But, yeah, it was mostly zinc.
 

I found this beautiful coin in a roll the other day

N#58482

It looked weird when i picked it up,  since in that light  it looked black, but then i discovered the mintmark

33doubleeagle

I found this beautiful coin in a roll the other day

N#58482

It looked weird when i picked it up,  since in that light  it looked black, but then i discovered the mintmark

 

Nice find, but are you sure it's silver?

A silver one? Not the Cu-Ni one?

Houseofham

33doubleeagle

I found this beautiful coin in a roll the other day

N#58482

It looked weird when i picked it up,  since in that light  it looked black, but then i discovered the mintmark

 

Nice find, but are you sure it's silver?

Yes, because it is the weight of the silver one and not the cupronickel one.

As an USA coins collector those W mints do make me jealous.

Not from a roll. But put a 20 in the change machine so i could wash my work cloths. I been working on getting my old laptop back up so i can take images. This makes the 3 or 4 one i gotten at the laundry mat.

Not to bad for running windows 8. Iam still looking for American Samoa. Did not come out to bad.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2019-W San Antonio Missions -- another step closer to making a roll of them :)
  • 2020-W Salt River Bay

Both a bit circulated but, hey, it's 2024. Can't complain about finding 2 Ws in one box.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 2x 45-P – in the same roll, just 1 nickel apart
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (18): 38-S (key date), 3x 40, 40-D, 2x 40-S, 41, 46, 49, 53, 54-D, 55-D, 56, 57-D, 3x 59-D
  • 2023-D struck through grease
  • Canadian: 2000

Second 1938-S this year, but just as worn as the first.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • Only 1 find in the whole box: a 2015-P Homestead with multiple die chips // “snow on the roof”
    

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat Cents (9): 3x 44-D, 2x 44-S, 48-D, 3x 58-D
  • BU 1970-S (large date) – upgrade
  • Canadian (5): 50 (George VI), 76, 82, 98, 10 (non-magnetic)

One of the 1958-Ds was very oxidized on one size and bright red on the other, with traces of glue. It probably spent decades in a cardboard album, with only one side exposed to air.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 1990-S Proof – I'd say XF. There is some cameo remaining around legends on the obverse and a bit more on the reverse, but the field around Washington's portrait is pretty beat up.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 44-D
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (27): 38-S (key date), 39, 40, 41, 46, 46-D, 2x 47, 47-S, 3x 48, 49-D, 50 (semi-key date), 3x 53-D, 53-S, 54, 54-S, 55-D, 56, 56-D, 3x 58-D, 59-D
  • 2009-P – lowest mintage of the recent years; too worn to be worth keeping, though
  • 2010-S Proof
  • Canadian: 1992 (1867-1992, 125th Anniversary of Confederation circulating commemorative)

The last couple of quarter hunts have been pretty tough, but nickels are still producing a good number and a variety of finds. This is my 3rd 1938-S since early May.

 Some ones from today

Found in a dime roll

 also in a dime roll

And as always, a wheat penny.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 90% silver: 1964-D – first silver quarter since February
  • 2009-S Guam Proof – One of the best-preserved proofs I've found in circulation. Nice DCAM with minimal contact marks
  • misc: gold-plated 2002-D Mississippi and 2002-D Indiana – they weren't in the same roll, but likely came from the same set

• Nickels (10 bank rolls + 40 customer-rolled, a bunch of different wrapper types)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (20): 39, 40-D, 41, 41-S, 46, 2x 46-D, 47-D, 48, 52-D, 53, 2x 53-D, 54-D, 2x 56-D, 57-D, 58, 58-D, 59-D – nothing interesting 
  • Canadian (3): 79, 99, 10
     

looking through 4×25 2€ coin rolls from my german bank i found nice circulating from small countries: Slovenia 2007, Monaco 2020.

found a dime in a roll of quarters (it was stuck to another quarter) 

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 37-S – solid VF, with clear date and mintmark; relatively low mintage year, only 5,635,000 issued
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (21): 2x 39, 40, 41, 46, 46-D, 48, 2x 50 (semi-key date), 53, 54, 2x 54-D, 2x 57, 3x 57-D, 58-D, 2x 59-D
  • Canada (2): 82, 98
  • Bermuda: 5 Cents 1993
  • Honduras: 5 Centavos 1980

• Pennies (customer-wrapped rolls)
  • Wheat cents (6): 37, 3x 44-D, 51, 51-S
  • Canada (3): 58, 79, 94
  • Germany 2 Euro cent 2009-D
  • Greece 2 Euro cent 2015

Not a lot of wheat cents this time, but more variety of foreign finds than usual. First time finding something from Greece and Honduras.

Euro Cents - 10c, 20c, 50c:  Anyone else found that there are a lot of forgeries around at the moment?

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • a couple upgrades from the 80s, but nothing to report otherwise

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: ND (P) – Pretty good details on both sides, but the date is completely unreadable
  • WWII 35% silver (2): 44-D, 44-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (16): 39, 40-D, 41, 42, 47-S, 2x 52, 2x 54-D, 57, 57-D, 2x 58-D, 59, 3x 59-D
     

No foreign coins at all this time, not even Canadian.

• Halves
  • A box full of unc 2023-Ds
• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (18): 39, 41, 41-S, 47, 48, 51-D, 53, 55-D, 56, 2x 56-D, 3x 57-D, 2x 58-D, 59, 59-D
  • Norway 1 Krone 1997
     

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2013-S White Mountain NIFC

So far, I've found 3 out of the 5 2013 quarters with the S mintmark. And this is now 5 boxes without any Ws.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (29): 40, 40-D, 40-S, 2x 41, 3x 46, 46-D, 47, 47-D, 48, 48-D, 49, 51-S (semi-key date), 2x 52, 52-D, 52-S, 53-S, 2x 54, 54-S, 55-D, 56-D, 57, 2x 57-D, 58-D

• Halves (bank rolls)
  • another box of unc 2023-Ds 🙁
• Quarters (10 bank rolls)
  • dud
• Nickels (10 bank rolls + 20 customer-wrapped rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (9): 2x 41, 2x 48-D, 50 (semi-key date), 54, 57, 58-D
  • 1960 Proof XF
  • Canadian (4): 87, 95, 99, 15
• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (11): 26, 40, 45-S, 2x 46, 46-D, 48-D, 49-S, 54-D, 2x 56-D
  • Canada (10): 74, 2x 81, 2x 82, 87, 96, 01, 06 (non-magn.), 10 (non-magn.)
  • Bahamas: 2001

Pretty average, as far as the number of wheat cents goes. 1946-D is a pretty nice AU red-brown. Even has some luster on the reverse. 1949-S has the lowest mintage for post-WWII circulation quality cents,  64.3 million issued.

@Houseofham how do you get boxes of coin rolls at a bank and not just individual rolls?

33doubleeagle

@Houseofham how do you get boxes of coin rolls at a bank and not just individual rolls?

Just ask a teller if they can order boxes for you or have boxes in their vault that you can buy. Sometimes they'll say no or that they need them for their business clients, then you try another bank.

Houseofham

33doubleeagle

@Houseofham how do you get boxes of coin rolls at a bank and not just individual rolls?

Just ask a teller if they can order boxes for you or have boxes in their vault that you can buy. Sometimes they'll say no or that they need them for their business clients, then you try another bank.

Thanks! I’ll keep it in mind for next time i get rolls

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2024-P Dr. Pauli Murray - 8 months into the year, I finally find a 2024 quarter

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 1920-S – G-VG. Only the last 2 digits of the year visible.
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (19): 39, 2x 40, 41-D, 41-S, 3x 46, 53-D, 54, 2x 54-D, 3х 57-D, 2x 58-D, 2x 59-D
  • 1975-S Proof
  • Canada (2): 86, 99
     

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2013-S White Mountain NIFC – slightly better condition than the one I found on Aug 3
  • 1972 unc

It's now been over 2 months since I found a W quarter, let alone any silver ones.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 42-S – this is the best preserved silver nickel I have found in nearly 2 years of roll hunting
    
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (24): 3x 39, 2x 40, 3x 41, 41-D, 46-D, 47-D, 2x 54-D, 55-D, 56-D, 57, 2x 57-D, 3 x 58-D, 3x 59-D
  • Canada (3): 85, 86, 95
     

• Nickels (2 boxes, bank rolls)
  • Buffalo (3): 36, 36-S, 37
  • WWII 35% silver: 45-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (41): 3x 39, 2x 40, 40-D, 2x 40-S, 2x 41-D, 42, 46-D, 5x 47, 48, 48-D, 48-S (semi-key date), 3x 51-D, 2x 52-S, 53, 53-S, 2x 56, 56-D, 58, 58-D, 2x 59, 7x 59-D
  • 1962 Proof – still bright and shiny, but no cameo
  • Canada (4): 90, 2x 99, 06
     

Houseofham

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  • 1962 Proof – still bright and shiny, but no cameo 

1962 US proof were not cameo for normal proof sets. Outside of the proof packaging it's difficult to say whether they are proof or not.

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (14): 41, 2x 44, 46-D, 48-D, 2x 50-D, 51-D, 52-D, 52-S (addition to my album), 55-D, 56-D, 57-D, 58-D
  • Canada (2): 61, 83

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (26): 2x 41, 41-S, 2x 47, 2x 47-D, 2x 48, 2x 48-D, 2x 51-D, 52-D (nice AU, upgrade), 53, 2x 54-D, 55, 2x 57-D, 4x 58-D, 2x 59-D
  • Canada (3): 89, 90, 99
     

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: ND
  • WWII 35% silver: 45-D
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (27): 40, 2x 41, 2x 41-D, 2x 42, 4x 46, 46-D, 2x 49, 52, 52-D, 2x 53-D, 54, 54-D, 55-D, 57-D, 58-D, 4x 59-D
  • Canada: 87
  • Switzerland: 20 Rappen 2008
     

…and a penny box with nothing but zinc.

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (8): 41-D, 44-S, 4X 57-D, 2x 58-D
  • Canada (11): 40, 45, 69, 75, 3x 76, 78, 82, 83, 98

Pretty average, as far as the number of wheat cents goes, but quite a few Canadians, including a couple oldies with George VI's portrait on them.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver (2): 43-P, 43-S
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (18): 39, 40, 2x 41, 41-D, 42, 46-S, 2x 47, 2x 47-D, 52, 54, 2x 56-D, 2x 58-D, 59-D

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2019-W Lowell

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 45-D
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (21): 40, 40-D, 2x 41, 41-D, 2x 46, 2x 48, 48-D, 2x 49-D, 52-D, 54-D, 3x 57-D, 58-D, 59, 2x 59-D
  • 1997-S Proof
  • Canada: 2006 (no P/RCM logo)
     

• Quarters (32 bank rolls; the remaining 18 rolls were all unc 2023-D Maria Tallchief)
  • 2019-W American Memorial Park

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (35): 40, 2x 40-S, 2x 41-D, 42-D, 2x 46, 46-D, 3x 47, 49, 51-D, 51-S (semi-key date), 52, 2x 52-D, 52-S, 53, 53-D, 3x 54-D, 3x 56, 56-D, 57-D, 58, 3x 58-D, 3x 59-D
  • Canada: 89, 96

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 35 – only the last 2 digits of the date visible
  • WWII 35% silver: 43-P – the most common of them
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (20): 39, 41, 41-S, 3x 46, 48, 49-D, 49-S (semi-key date), 51-D, 54-D, 54-S, 56-D, 3x 57-D, 2x 58-D, 59, 59-D
  • Canada: 98

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (12):
    • 3 additions to my album: 16-D (heavily worn obverse, wouldn't rate higher than Fair), 34-D, 47
    • other: 44-D, 45-D, 46-D, 47, 48-D, 51-S, 55-D, 56-D, 57-D, and 1 ND (damaged obverse)
  • Canada (5): 70, 76, 78, 2x 85

For a change, the result of going through a pack of mixed €2 coins ( 250 coins)

Nothing spectacular, but a few i´ll be able to swap once i find time …

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 1976-D Bicentennial – BU, too nice to put back in circulation
  • 2003-S Proof Maine
  • 2024-D Patsy Takemoto Mink -- first time finding this
• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (23): 2x 38 (first year), 2x 40, 40-S, 2x 41-D, 2x 41-S (one high XF), 46-D, 48, 48-S (semi-key date), 49-D, 52, 54-D, 55-D, 57, 57-D, 3x 58-D, 59, 59-D
  • Canada (3): 83, 90, 94

One of the nickel rolls had a penny in it, so I got shorted 4 cents.

Hello fellow USA collectors. Can someone explain why a bank would sell a roll only to its customers??? A couple of days ago my son tried to get me one and was refused. So basically, a tourist is being denied this service. 

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Dejan

Hello fellow USA collectors. Can someone explain why a bank would sell a roll only to its customers??? A couple of days ago my son tried to get me one and was refused. So basically, a tourist is being denied this service. 

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Banks usually only keep a minimal amount of coins/bills in the vault to cover their normal volume of operations for a week. Anything extra has to be ordered, which costs them money. So, they only serve those they make money on.

Then, different banks have different arrangements and policies. Some have a monthly/yearly delivery contract with an armored car service like Loomis where they can order as many boxes/bills as they need, up to a certain amount, or they might be paying for individual deliveries. Some banks further limit it to certain account types, or require a minimum balance, or even charge fees per roll.

On top of that, bank tellers hate dealing with boxes of coins, whether you're getting/dumping coins. A box of quarters/halves weighs a little over 25 lbs and all these boxes have to be carried from/to the vault, usually by hand, 1-2 boxes at a time. Plus, it involves extra paperwork for the head teller (more often than not, a grumpy older lady), which they are usually not happy about, either.

But what if you just want a roll or two?

33doubleeagle

But what if you just want a roll or two?

They have no legal obligation to give you change. So, like I said, it varies according to bank policies. To give you a few examples:

- PNC used to allow non-customers to exchange up to $25. Idk if they still do.

- Huntington will only service account holders, but allows them to order coin boxes free of charge

- Wells Fargo will only provide rolls to business account holders via the Cash Vault program (first 15 rolls per statement period free, then $0.15/roll)

• Nickels (2 boxes = 100 bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 2x 35 in the same roll, one VF, the other a solid XF
  • WWII 35% silver: 43-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (48): 5x 40, 40-D, 3x 41, 41-D, 41-S, 3x 46, 3x 47, 48, 48-D, 49, 2x 49-S (semi-key date), 50 (semi-key date), 52, 3x 52-D, 53, 53-D, 3x 53-S, 54, 5x 54-D, 55, 3x 55-D, 58, 2x 58-D, 2x 459-D
  • Canada (2): 94, 00
     

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2024-D Celia Cruz - Released August 19. First time finding this.
• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (12): 39, 46-D, 46-S, 49-D, 51-D, 53, 53-D, 54-D, 2x 56-D, 57-D, 58-D
  • Canada (3): 80, 84, 86
     

• Quarters (customer-wrapped rolls, and what a mess they were)
  • Bahamas 25 Cents 2007
  • Canada (3): 74, 75, 18
  • Thailand 5 Baht 2018
  • a bunch of rolls were 1-3 quarters short or had a nickel instead of a quarter, so I got shorted by almost 2 bucks
• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (28): 2x 39, 2x 40, 40-S, 2x 41, 41-D, 41-S, 42, 42-D, 46, 47, 48, 51, 53, 53-D, 54-D, 2x 56, 2x 57, 57-D, 59, 4x 59-D
  • Canada (2): 98, 99

Houseofham

33doubleeagle

But what if you just want a roll or two?

They have no legal obligation to give you change. So, like I said, it varies according to bank policies. To give you a few examples:

- PNC used to allow non-customers to exchange up to $25. Idk if they still do.

- Huntington will only service account holders, but allows them to order coin boxes free of charge

- Wells Fargo will only provide rolls to business account holders via the Cash Vault program (first 15 rolls per statement period free, then $0.15/roll)

 

So how do you get rolls? Why does your bank give them to you? Do you ask for rolls people bring in or are these ones that the bank rolls up from loose change? Or from the fed? 
 I ask for halves every time I go in but haven’t gotten any in years…

For the last couple years, from Huntingon. From WF before that, back when used to let you buy boxes at no fee.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2013-S White Mountain
  • Panama 1/4 Balboa 2008

• Nickels (17 bank rolls + 33 customer-wrapped rolls, and it's a mess again)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (25): 39, 40, 40-D, 41-S, 2x 41, 3x 46, 46-D, 48, 48-D, 51, 54, 54-D, 55-D, 57, 2x 57-D, 5x 58-D, 59-D
  • Canada (3): 86, 88, 89
  • Mexico 1 Peso 2017

A lot of short rolls again, missing 1-4 nickels, so got shorted by $2.45 total. The bank tellers must have been blind to have missed that, because I saw there were short rolls as soon as I opened the box.
 

what is it about pre 1960 Jefferson’s that is special? Are you just collecting those in rolls or something? 

Nothing particularly special, unless you happen to find a key date (38-D, 38-S, 39-D, 39-S, 50-D) or at least a semi-key date (48-S, 49-S, 50, 51-S, 55). Other than that, they are just older coins that one can still find in circulation. The only thing that differentiates them from 1965 and later is that the mintmark is on the other side - to the right of the Monticello, rather than below the year.

ps: I'm making a roll of 1939 with no mm to put back into circulation, just for the fun of it. ;)

A lot of short rolls again, missing 1-4 nickels, so got shorted by $2.45 total. The bank tellers must have been blind to have missed that, because I saw there were short rolls as soon as I opened the box.

I have this happen regularly with foreign coins. Australia has minted coins for a bunch of pacific nations and they use the same size planchettes. For as long as I remember I've found NZ and Fiji coins in circulation here and they are usually accepted in shops. Generally, a human bank teller will not accept these for deposit if they see them; however the coin machines I use cannot differentiate between these and the real coins so I am fortunate they go back in undetected. 

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 30-S -- 5.435 million minted
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (46): 39, 40, 40-S, 41, 2x 41-D, 42, 3x 46, 46-D, 47, 47-S, 48, 48-D, 49-D, 2x 49-S (semi-key date), 51-D, 2x 52, 52-D, 53-D, 54, 54-D, 3x 55-D, 56-D, 57, 4x 57-D, 5x 58-D, 2x 59, 5x 59-D
  • Canada (2): 85, 87

and a full box of unc 2023-D Maria Tallchief quarters.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 45-S
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (29): 2x 39, 40, 40-S, 2x 41, 41-D, 42, 46, 47-D, 2x 48, 49, 49-D, 51, 52, 53-D, 54, 2x 54-D, 2x 57-D, 58, 4x 58-D, 2x 59-D
  • Canada 1983
  • Switzerland 20 Rappen 1975

• Pennies (customer-rolled)
  • Looked like someone dumped their stash: old wrappers, 6 rolls of 1960-D, 6 rolls of 1970-S, a lot of other copper
  • only a couple wheat cents: 34 and 56-D (corroded)
  • Canada: 69, 83

Do you sort it for pre 1982 and keep the copper separate? I have a shoebox full of copper pennies. surprisingly heavy! 

Nope. It just isn't worth the effort.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (56): 39, 39-S (key date), 3x 40, 5х 40-D, 5x 41, 41-D, 42-D, 2x 46, 3x 46-D, 2x 46-S, 2x 47, 47-D, 48, 2x 49, 51-D, 3x 52-D, 2x 52-S, 53, 53-D, 2x 53-S, 54, 2х 54-D, 54-S, 56, 56-D, 57, 57-D, 4x 58-D, 59, 3x 59-D
  • Canada (2): 87, 98

No silver or buffalos this time, but loaded with oldies and a key date find is always nice to see, so still a good box overall.

• Pennies (45 bank + 5 customer-wrapped rolls)
  • Wheat cents (19): 41, 2x 44-D, 45, 2x 46, 46-D, 2x 51-D, 52-D, 2x 53-D, 2x 54-D, 55-D, 55-S, 56-D, 57-D, 58-D
  • very nice BU 1964-D
  • Canada (6): 47 (George VI), 61 (E2 early head), 80, 89, 97, 99

Above average number of wheat cents, though all 40s and 50s – not very interesting.
 

• Nickels (2 boxes, bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver (2): 44-P, 45-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (47): 3x 40, 4x 41, 41-D, 2x 41-S, 46, 2x 46-D, 47, 47-D, 47-S, 2x 48, 49, 51, 51-D, 51-S (semi-key date), 2x 52-D, 52-S, 53, 3x 53-D, 3x 54-D, 54-S, 3x 55-D, 56-D, 57-D, 58, 4x 58-D, 4x 59-D

2023-Ds struck through grease seem to be quite common. Apparently, the Denver mint has been having some quality issues.
 

• Quarters (bank rolls - box stamped Nov'24)
  • 2020-W Tallgrass Prairie – Nice to see that I can still find a W quarter even in a fresh batch of bank rolls
  • 2024-P Patsy Takemoto Mink – Found one with a D mintmark before, but this is the first time finding a P

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (9): 34-D (cleaned), 44, 44-D, 46-D, 47-D, 48, 52-D, 54-D, 58, 58-D
  • Canada (5): 64, 2x 65, 70, 06 (non-magnetic)

Pretty average penny box.

• Quarters (bank rolls - box stamped Nov 27, 2024)
  • 2012-S El Yunque, a bit hazy
  • 2024-D Dr. Pauli Murray - 1st time finding this
  • 2024-D Dr. Mary Edwards Walker - 1st time finding this
  • Canada: 93

Starting to see a lot of 2024-D Celia Cruz quarters.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 43-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (27): 41-D, 46, 2x 46-D, 2x 47, 48-D, 2x 49, 3x 52, 3x 53-D, 54-D, 2x 55-D, 2x 56-D, 57-D, 2x 58-D, 59, 3x 59-D
  • Canada (3): 85, 90, 96

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 1992-S Proof

Quarter boxes have become much harder to find anything interesting in.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (30): 39, 40, 42, 2x 46, 46-D, 3x 48, 49, 52, 52-D, 53-D, 5x 54-D, 2x 54-S, 2x 57-D, 5x 58-D, 3x 59-D
  • 1973-S Proof – Almost missed it. The cameo is gone, but a slightly thicker edge and smoother than normal surface drew my attention enough to grant a closer look at the mintmark.
  • Bahamas: 87
  • Canada: 85, 86

Was going to get a box of halves, but they screwed up the order, so had to get a box of quarters again.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 1976-D Bicentennial – Pretty well circulated. I'm not an expert on varieties, but I think this might be a DDO FS-102. What do you think?

Starting to see a lot of 2024-D Dr. Mary Edwards Walker quarters.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (23): 2x 39, 2x 40, 41-D, 2x 41-S, 42, 47, 48-D, 52, 2x 53, 54-D, 56, 57, 2x 57-D, 58-D, 59, 2x 59-D
  • Canada: 85, 95, 98
     

• Halves (bank rolls)
  • NIFCs (8): 2x 05-D, 09-P, 16-P, 2x 18-D, 18-P, 20-P

First time I got a box with black rolls. All the boxes I've gotten before had yellow rolls.

A lot 2023-Ds and -Ps in circulation, but none from 2024.

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (6): 36, 44-D, 45-D, 47-D, 48-D, 53-D – A bit below average by the number of finds. Usually, I find a few more per box.
  • Canada (5): 68, 73, 77, 81, 97

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 45-D – pretty nice condition
    
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (31): 38-D (key date), 2x 40, 40-S, 2x 41, 41-D, 2x 42, 46-S, 47, 47-D, 48, 48-D, 3x 49, 51-D, 2x 52, 52-S, 55-D, 56-D, 57, 57-D, 58, 4x 58-D, 59-D
    
  • 1979-S Proof
  • Canada: 75, 79, 94
• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (4): 13, 45-D, 54-D, 58-D
    
  • 2024-D – first time I found one
  • Canada (3): 79, 82, 00
     

• Halves (bank rolls)
  • 96-D BU -- upgrade
  • NIFCs (7): 2x 02-D, 2x 02-P, 10-P, 11-P, 17-D

Seeing a lot of 23-Ds, 23-Ps, and 24-Ds.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 37-D (ender)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (9): 39, 48, 49, 52, 2x 57, 57-D, 58-D, 59-D
  • Canada (4): 89, 98, 99, 11

I had my hopes high after opening the box and seeing the 1937-D ender, but it turned out rather cold.

Houseofham

Seeing a lot of 23-Ds, 23-Ps, and 24-Ds.

No doubt.  Half dollar mintages in the 2020s have returned to pre-NIFC levels.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2019-W War in the Pacific

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (7): 37, 2x 40, 41, 44-D, 45-D, 50-S
  • Canada (12): 2x 66, 68, 71, 2x 81, 82, 84, 89, 92 (confederation), 95, 99

Only 2 wheaties in the first 40 rolls and 5 in the last 10.
 

• Dollars (40 bank rolls, $25/ea) – only listing NIFCs
  • Sacagawea: 02-D, 03-D, 05-D, 07-D, 08-D
  • Native American
    • 2014-P Native Hospitality
    • 2020-P Elizabeth Peratrovich
  • Presidential
    • 2012-D Grover Cleveland
    • 2x 2014-D Calvin Coolidge
    • 2014-P Herbert Hoover
    • 2x 2015-D Harry S. Truman
    • 2015-P Lyndon Johnson
    • 2016-D Ronald Reagan
    • 2020-D George H.W. Bush
  • American Innovation:
    • 2018-D Introductory Coin
    • 2019-D New Jersey
    • 2022-P Tennessee
    • 6x 2023-D Indiana
    • 2023-P Indiana

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (10): 20, 39, 41, 2x 46, 46-D, 55, 3x 57-D
  • 1972-S Proof
  • Canada (7): 64, 78, 83, 89, 94, 97, 05
     

How can you tell the 1972S penny is a proof?

rsirian1

How can you tell the 1972S penny is a proof?

It still has some cameo left.

Tough hunt this week.

• Halves (Dunbar box, black rolls)
  • NIFCs (3): 02-P, 03-P, 09-D

A lot less than I normally find.

• Quarters (bank rolls) - struck out

I struck out with a box of pennies.

 Loose rolls i got a 1927 wheat Penny, and a proof 1974-s

• Dollars (bank rolls) - again, only listing NIFCs
  • Sacagawea: 2002-D, 2002-S (circulated Proof, no cameo), 2003-D, 2004-D, 2006-D, 2006-P
  • Presidential
    • 2012-P Chester Arthur
    • 2012-D Grover Cleveland, 1st term
    • 2012-D Grover Cleveland, 2nd term – rather dirty, not worth keeping
    • 2013-D, 2013-P Theodore Roosevelt
    • 4x 2013-D William McKinley
    • 2013-D William Howard Taft
    • 2x 2014-P Franklin D. Roosevelt
    • 2x 2015-P Dwight D. Eisenhower
    • 2x 2016-D Richard M. Nixon
    • 2016-P Gerald R. Ford
    • 2016-D Ronald Reagan
    • 2020-P George H. W. Bush
  • Native American:
    • 2014-D, 2014-P Native Hospitality
    • 2015-D Mohawk Ironworkers
    • 2017-D Sequoyah of the Cherokee Nation

Even more finds than the last box, though no Innovation dollars this time. My Presidential series set is almost complete now, with only 2 designs missing: 2014 Harding and 2013 Wilson.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver (2): 42-S, 43-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (12): 41, 2x 51, 51-D, 57, 2x 57-D, 2x 58-D, 59, 2x 59-D
  • Canada (3): 86, 00, 01

Not a lot from the 40s, but can't complain about the 2 silvers.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 45-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (29): 2x 39, 40, 5x 41, 41-D, 41-S, 42, 4x 46, 47, 48-D, 2x 49, 49-D, 52, 53-D, 54-D, 55-D, 56, 57-D, 58, 58-D, 59-D

Quite a few oldies and a many from the 40s, but only 1 silver. Amazingly, nothing from Canada this time.

• Pennies (customer-wrapped rolls)
  • Wheat cents (10): 46-D, 47-S, 48, 51-D, 53-D, 55-D, 56-D, 57, 2x 58-D
  • Very nice unc 74-S; not proof, though
  • Canada (3): 74, 84, 98
  • Italy: 2 Euro cent 2011
  • misc: a dime

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2020-S Proof Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller – a little wear on portrait high points, but still has some cameo left
  • 2020-W Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller -- this completes my set of W quarters
  • 2024-P Dr. Mary Edwards Walker -- found one with a D mintmark before, but this is the first time finding one with P
  • 3x 2024-D Zitkala-Ša (last one released last year) -- 1st time finding these
  • 2x 2025-D Ida B. Wells (first one released this year) -- 1st time finding these
  • Canada: 1989

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: ND no mm; flat ground, so it's not a 1913
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (): 39, 40-D, 40-S, 2x 41, 42, 3x 46, 46-D, 47-D, 47-S, 2x 54-D, 57, 57-D, 3x 58-D, 59, 59-D – all common years
  • UAE 50 Fils 1998
     

Some statistics of finds over the last 12 months:

• Pennies: 18 boxes
  • wheat cents: 178 (~10 per box), 0 steel cents
  • proof: 1
  • foreign (mostly Canadian): 102 (5-6 per box)
• Nickels: 43 boxes + 30 rolls
  • buffalo: 15 (1 per 3 boxes)
  • silver: 30 (<1 per box)
  • key date: 4 (1 per 10 boxes)
  • proof: 8 (1 per 5 boxes)
  • foreign (mostly Canadian): 86 (~2/box)
• Quarters: 33 boxes + 10 rolls
  • silver: 1 – super-hard to find any around here
  • W mintmark: 11 (1 per 3 boxes)
  • NIFCs (S mintmark business strike): 9 (1 per 4 boxes)
  • proof: 9 (1 per 3-4 boxes)
  • foreign: 8
• Halves: 8 boxes
  • NIFCs: 48 (6 per box)
  • proof: 2 (1 per 4 boxes)
• Dollars: 2 boxes
  • NIFCs: 54 (27 per box)
  • proof: 1 (1 per 2 boxes)
     

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (27): 39, 3x 40, 42, 2x 46, 2x 48, 49, 53, 54, 5x 54-D, 55-D, 56, 58, 3x 58-D, 59, 3x 59-D

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (6): 40, 45, 46-S, 49-D, 50-D, 56-D
  • Canada: 1867-1967 (Confederation centennial circulating commemorative)

One of the coldest hunts in a while. Not really anything interesting.

• Nickels (customer-wrapped rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 43-D, 43-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (18): 40, 2x 41, 41-S, 47, 52, 52-D, 53-D, 2x 54-D, 55-D, 56-D, 3x 57-D, 2x 58-D, 59-D
  • Bermuda: 5 Cents 1996
  • Canada: 52, 85
  • misc: a roll with a cent, a roll with a dime

and an entire box of UNC 2024-D halves
 

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 1964-D – first silver quarter in almost a year; a bit oxidized, but, hey, silver is silver!
  • 1977 – really nice unc
  • 2020-W Weir Farm – XF, lots of little contact marks

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (8): 2x 44, 45, 2x 50, 51, 55-D, 57-D
  • Canada (9): 62 (young head), 67 (confederation circ. commem.), 72, 84, 85, 91, 98, 2x 99

• Nickels (2 boxes, bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver (6 – 2 in the 1st box, 4 in the 2nd): 3x 43-P, 43-S, 44-P, 44-S
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (40): 2x 39, 2x 40, 40-S, 3x 41, 41-D, 4x 46, 2x 46-D, 48-D, 2x 49-D, 2x 52-D, 3x 53, 53-D, 54, 3x 54-D, 56-D, 2x 57-D, 6x 58-D, 3x 59-D
  • Canada (5): 86, 88, 94, 98, 00

Pretty good hunt for silver. Haven't seen any buffalos since mid-March, though.

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2019-W River of No Return – nice AU
  • There was a coin w/ a white edge. Thought it might be silver, but turned out to be just a 1982-P w/ some kind of plating.

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (5): 1?-D (this is legitimately the most worn cent I've ever come across), 42, 45-D, 54-D, 58-D
    
  • Canada (7): 65, 79, 82, 85, 87, 93, 05

Wheat cents have become much harder to find lately, even compared to just a year ago.

• Halves (first time I see a box with a mix of yellow and black bank rolls)
  • NIFCs (9): 02-D, 03-D, 03-P, 10-D, 11-D, 15-D, 2x 16-D, 16-P

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 2x ND – both in the same roll
  • WWII 35% silver: 43-S, 44-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (15): 39, 40-D, 40-S, 2x 41, 47, 48, 49, 49-D, 53, 53-D, 55-D, 58, 2x 59-D
  • Canada: 98

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2016-S Cumberland Gap Proof. One of the better preserved proofs I've found in circulation
    
  • 2021-S Tuskegee Airmen Proof. Some wear on the high points, but still has dcam fields

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (11): 26, 44, 45-D, 49, 51, 53-D, 55-D, 56-D, 57-D, 2x 58-D
  • 1959-D BU -- too nice to put back in circulation
  • Canada: 83, 00

2025-Ds starting to show up.
 

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: ND, ND-D, 27
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (29): 40, 40-D, 41, 46, 47, 2x 48, 2x 49, 51, 2x 52, 2x 53, 54, 54-S, 6x 57-D, 58-D, 6x 59-D
  • 1973-S Proof AU – found this year before, but this one has a bit more cameo left on it
  • Canada: 2000

No silver, but 3 buffalos is nothing to complain about.

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (16): 40, 42, 42-D, 44, 45-D, 2x 46-D, 49-S, 2x 52-D, 2x 53, 53-D, 3x 57-D
  • 2025 – found one from Denver before; this is the first one from Philly
  • Canada: 45 (George VI), 67 (centennial of confederation), 75, 81, 83, 92 (125 years of confederation), 09 (zinc)

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2024-P Celia Cruz – I find plenty of these from the Denver mint, but this is the first one from Philly
  • Panama 1/4 Balboa 1996

There was a lot of 2025-D Ida B. Wells quarters in this box but, as with most other designs, it'll probably be another month or two before I see any -Ps .

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: ND
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (15): 39, 40, 40-D, 2x 41, 2x 46-D, 52, 53, 57, 3x 57-D, 58-D, 59-D
  • 1972-S, 2018-S – a couple of very nice proofs, both barely showing any traces of circulation
  • Canada: 83, 87

Ordered a box of halves and a box of nickels, but the box of halves was all unc. Fortunately, they had another box of nickels on hand, so I got that instead.

• Nickels (2 boxes; bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: 37
  • WWII 35% silver: 45-P
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (33): 2x 39, 4x 40, 40-D, 2x 41, 41-D, 46, 2x 48, 49, 51-D, 2x 52, 53, 53-S, 2x 54-D, 2x 54-S, 57, 5x 57-D, 2x 58-D, 2x 59-D
  • 09-P -- a more recent year with a relatively low mintage
  • Canada: 87, 95

Found two whole rolls of 2024D USA pennies, looks like straight from the mint - very shiny. 

I know this was a year they minted a lot fewer pennies than normal, for whatever reason, but there are still 1.5 billion of them out there. 

I'm not planning on collecting them but are they worth holding onto for trading with other people? 

Or are they easy enough to come by that if anyone wants them they can get them? 

Duesenberg

Found two whole rolls of 2024D USA pennies, looks like straight from the mint - very shiny. 

I know this was a year they minted a lot fewer pennies than normal, for whatever reason, but there are still 1.5 billion of them out there. 

I'm not planning on collecting them but are they worth holding onto for trading with other people? 

Or are they easy enough to come by that if anyone wants them they can get them? 

1.5 billion is still a huge number and they are not rare by any means. On the other hand, 2024 nickels are a lot harder to come by and are definitely worth more than face value, so if you find some, hold on to them.

Houseofham

Duesenberg

Found two whole rolls of 2024D USA pennies, looks like straight from the mint - very shiny. 

I know this was a year they minted a lot fewer pennies than normal, for whatever reason, but there are still 1.5 billion of them out there. 

I'm not planning on collecting them but are they worth holding onto for trading with other people? 

Or are they easy enough to come by that if anyone wants them they can get them? 

1.5 billion is still a huge number and they are not rare by any means. On the other hand, 2024 nickels are a lot harder to come by and are definitely worth more than face value, so if you find some, hold on to them.

thanks, that's what I was thinking - back to the bank they go. I'll keep an eye out for 2024 nickels, although I suppose I won't get lucky enough to find a whole roll of those. 

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2019-P San Antonio Missions – die chip on the tip of the left leg of the cross
  • 2019-W War in the Pacific – it's been a while since I found one of these
  • 2024-P Zitkala-Ša – first time finding one with a P mintmark
  • misc: a penny in one of the rolls

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (6): 19, 44-S, 53-D, 56, 57-D, 58-D
  • Canada: 59, 74, 75, 77, 84, 89, 99

Lots of 2024-Ds and 2025-Ds.
 

• Dimes (bank rolls) – It's been a couple years since I last hunted dimes, so the latest one I have from back then is 2023-D
  • 2023-P – lots of these
  • 2024-P – just 1 in the entire box

No 2025s yet.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • WWII 35% silver: 43-P, 45-D
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (27): 2x 39, 2x 40, 2x 41, 41-D, 41-S, 47, 47-S, 2x 49, 51-D, 52-D, 52-S, 53-D, 2x 54-D, 56, 2x 56-D, 2x 57-D, 2x 58-D, 59, 59-D
  • Canada (4): 83, 2x 98, 04-P
     

• Quarters (bank rolls)
  • 2019-W San Antonio Missions

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (17): 35, 41, 41-D, 42, 42-D, 44-D, 45, 46-D, 47-D, 52-D, 53, 53-S, 54-D, 2x 56-D, 57-D, 58-D
  • Canada (7): 51 (George VI), 56 (E II, young head), 1867-1967 confederation commemorative, 70, 78, 81, 84

Got a box of machine-wrapped penny rolls, and 10 loose rolls.

- Wheat pennies (22) 27, 30-D, 39-S, 44, 2X 45, 2X 45-D, 45-S, 46, 46-D, 47-D, 49-D, 4?-S, 51, 51-D, 52-D, 53-S, 2X 56-D, 57-D, 58-D

-Canada (7) 64, 80, 83, 86, 87, 92 125th anniversary independance, 10

-N#941 1992

-N#2850 2001

- found my first proof cent: 1979-S type two

Nothing good in the two customer wrapped quarter rolls i got.

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo (2): 24, 36
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (28): 2x 39, 4x 41, 41-S, 3x 46, 46-D, 47-S, 52, 53, 54-D, 55-D, 56, 56-D, 3x 57-D, 4x 58-D, 3x 59-D
  • Canada (4): 83, 89, 1867-1992 (confederation commemorative), 94

• Dollars (bank rolls) – only listing NIFC finds
  • Sacagawea (6): 2002-D, 2004-P, 2x 2005-P, 2006-P, 2007-D
  • Native American (2)
    • 2012-D Trade Routes in the 17th Century
    • 2017-P Sequoyah of the Cherokee Nation
  • Presidential (21)
    • 2012-P Benjamin Harrison
    • 2012-S (Proof) Grover Cleveland
    • 3x 2012-P Chester Arthur
    • 3x 2013-D William Howard Taft
    • 2013-D, 3x 2013-P Woodrow Wilson
    • 2014-D Franklin D. Roosevelt
    • 2x 2014-D, 2x 2014-P Calvin Coolidge
    • 2014-D Herbert Hoover
    • 2015-D Dwight D. Eisenhower
    • 2x 2016-P Ronald Reagan

• Nickels (bank rolls)
  • Buffalo: ND-S – an ender with fresh wrapping machine damage 😒
  • Pre-1960 Jefferson (24): 39, 7x 40, 2x 41, 2x 41-D, 46, 46-D, 46-S, 47, 2x 55-D, 56-D, 2x 57-D, 4x 58-D
  • Canada: 78, 85

• Pennies (bank rolls)
  • Wheat cents (11): 40, 44-D, 2x 46-D, 49-D, 51-D, 52, 52-D, 54-D, 2x 57-D
  • Canada: 56, 80, 89, 92, 2x 94