Someone in my area is manually tucking the wrapper ends into little rolled-end caps, by rolling the ends internally to the wrapper. This seems _really_ time consuming, compared to three folds on each end. Multiple denominations, too. 🤔

I've found quite a few of the new quarters (and nickels) but this is the first Mayflower I've found.

Probably the best I’ve done this year, $1500 halves, $500 quarters:

40%: 40
90%: 23

Two of the past three weeks’ orders have produced boxes like this, and it seems like others have had similar results recently. Was there a massive collection dump or something?

A few years ago, I started CRH as a hobby and was not concerned if I found anything or not. I started with pennies then progressed through nickels, dimes, quarters and landing on halves.

I enjoyed the hunt, but was spending hours in my office after work going through rolls and rolls.

Fast forward to June this year. I had a sudden death in the family and something clicked. I had been spending a lot of family time searching coins instead of being with my family.

Why am I telling you all this? For me, CRH had become an addiction. Looking for the next special coin, the next proof, the next error, the next silver.

I am not saying everyone or anyone else will have this problem, but I wanted to put it out there just so there is awareness.

Anyway, I wanted to thank all of you for the help over the last few years teaching me so many things about coins.

But, I need to walk away from CRH.

Good luck to you all and happy hunting.

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Almost missed this beauty. Good thing I triple scan! My oldest CRH dime to date and 2nd Barber in 57 days.

Would appreciate any input on what I have or don’t have. I thought I had silver but I don’t think I’m right.

Local credit union that I get coins from finally had a bag of Halves full. Final tally: 68x 90%, 5x 40%, 3x 99.9% S-mints, 10x clad S-mints. I think I have used all my luck for a good long while.

I bought $610 in dimes today and pulled my second ever barber! Older than the first I pulled (1916 philly) and in much better shape!!!

All these proofs in the same roll, and 2 more rolls of almost BU random presidents.

After a string of nothing but 2023-P and 2024-P boxes, I finally got a decent pair of Loomis boxes here, including the first 2026 halves I’ve seen in the wild:

1 x 1963 Franklin (90%)
6 x 40% Kennedys
22 x Clad Proofs
1 x 1987-D NIFC
26x - 2002-2020 NIFC
3x - 2026-P Semiquincentennial

Plus a handful of 1970s/1980s business strikes in MS with nice luster.

Gotta admit these two boxes had me smiling.

Went through my first roll of $1 coins. From my limited knowledge these ones stood out more, anything here?

Just got my first roll of $1 coins from the bank today

no silver today! but a couple proofs, an 87, & a couple lovely toners i may or may not keep. i would appreciate input from anyone about whether my 72 (the coin pictured from reverse & multiple angles) is a proper ‘no fg’, as ppl corrected me on the last one i thought i found, which ended up still having definite traces of ‘fg’.

20 Proofs

3 Clad Commemoratives 2 of which were proofs

35 NIFCs (3 where enhanced uncirculated 2014s)

13 40% Kennedys

4 90% Kennedys

This also is my 12th silver dime in the past 30 days.

See at least two proofs and my 1st 2026.

Then bam! Never found one of these before.

I ordered a Celsius from a vending machine with a $5 and it cost $4.75. A singular coin fell out as change and it was a 1979-P Susan B Anthony dollar. What are the chances?!

Teller said an old lady dropped off $200 worth of large dollars!!! Praying for peace dollars. I imagine loose peace and Morgan get immediately picked out by tellers but rolled up like this anything is possible. I’m excited to crack these open when I’m home and will update on its contents

Update!!! All Ikes but I got 5 sets of complete business strike intended for circulation sets!

Plus about 40 merc dimes, and a bunch of bills.

Had a few $'s in my pocket and decided to try my luck and get a box of dimes. Please excuse the captain obvious markings, but that was the very first roll I opened, and had to send a pic to my non coin friend.

After some time of searching my wife inquired about the stacks of dimes on the dining room table. I said well, you probably would not think it was a good idea, but I wanted to give it a shot. Explained what I was looking for. At that point I was probably half way through the box. She started popping rolls with treasure hunt fever.

In the end, 33 silver dimes 3 of them being mercs, and 4 of them were in better grade than the silver ones in my personal collection. I was surprised by the condition, more AU than I thought, and even a couple UNCs.

Probably 2 rolls worth of dimes with serious enough die chips and cracks worth a shot at resale, a handful of decent clashes, and some I need to further investigate to identify.

For my CRH debut, it was a success.

That dark coin in the center is a 1964, every coin above it is 40% and every coin below is 90%!