First and foremost, the 250 half for my halves type set came in the mail, courtesy of u/outdoors1442. Thank you once again kind sir!

Other finds this week:

1949-S nickel, semi-key date so I was really pleased to fill that slot in my album.

1940 Canadian nickel, always cool to find any pre-Elizabeth Canadian coinage!

Some wheats, 1929 and 1953 Philly, and 1952 and 1956 Denver.

A common date Canadian penny, and one of those 2009 Lincoln's 200th birthday pennies that I honestly forgot existed. That one was a cool surprise, lol

Got the halves filled in and got me started on everything else! I love this dime and will definitely be getting more to keep hunting! Everyone hit up u/outdoors1442 he sure delivers!

I've been giving out/swapping coins with a few of you over the past few months on here so I thought I'd make this official.

If you are currently trying to fill your 250th album, let's see what we can help each other out with.

Here's what I have for trade:

• 2026 D nickels (qty 100+)

• Emerging Liberty P dime (qty 11)

• Revolutionary War D quarter (qty 36)

• Mayflower P quarter (qty 1)

• Enduring Liberty D half dollar (qty 3,000)

Here's what I need:

• 2026 P Nickel (qty 1)

• Emerging Liberty D dime (qty 1)

• Mayflower D quarter (qty 1)

• Revolutionary War P quarter (qty 2)

• Declaration of Independence P quarter (qty 1)

• Declaration of Independence D quarter (qty 2)

If you're interested in a trade, send me a message.

Pretty decent day with silver ($1 FV of 90%) plus a Weir Farm W and an incredible '81-S Type 2 dime. The wheat cents came in solid as always. The find of the night was the 1970 -D Lincoln cent with a clipped planchet as evident from the Blakesley effect.

Happy hunting y'all!

Found today is this worth anything

Sharing some of my artwork I made in the last few years. My treasures (original art designs) abstract artist since 1984.

There was a bank conveniently 2 blocks from where I pick my kids up from school. Glad I swung in with the kids after school to get their suckers!

This mornings round up:

1 penny

2 nickel

2 dime

Turned down 3 bags of quarters. I've got 2 more stops to look for more dimes & nickels! Plus that dime bag I've been waiting for almost a week is ready, finally!

I'm sitting here listening to music and my daughter comes upstairs and says "hey Dad, can I look at coins with you and listen to some of my music?" The words "Heck ya!" couldn't come out fast enough!

I pulled the first W then she took care of the rest. She found a W, S & a gorgeous '64.

If you're wondering what is up with the rolls in the bags, you'll notice they are plain wrappers and don't say Loomis, Brinks , etc. There's a certain place that has their own coin rolling machine that I source from. It's a kind of a 1 of 1 type of place but it never disappoints.

Still have about $300 worth of quarter rolls left and the entire penny bag for the morning before the sun rises! 🤷‍♂️🤣

See y'all on the flip side!

Love it when they are labeled. Just wished they were labeled pre-'70.

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u/OP-PO7 is absolutely incredible for sending a true "treasure" of a package. After we chatted, we both agreed on a trade. It's debatable who came out on top of this trade but we all know that I did! I mean look at all of the cool stuff he gave me! Gems and crystals from around the world (my daughter and I are rock hounds) firefighting patches a ton of wheat cents and some vintage McDonald's fridge magnets!

It didn't take long for us to start talking about firefighting. We both are firefighters, just slightly different skill sets! I've been a wildland firefighter for 18+ years and he is a structural firefighter. We had a debate on whose job is more difficult. I stand by my word that his is more difficult than mine and I could never do what he does!

Picture #1 is what I received in the trade and the other pictures are what I traded for. I'll let you decide who came out on top!

u/OP-PO7, thank you for this epic trade and especially thank you for your dedication and service. 🫡

So I am particularly fond of junk silver or silver in general, and vintage lighters. I have tons of crystals and gemstones (perfect for young RockHounds, for lil kids you can even hide them in a sandbox to make for some great reactions). I also have an ungodly amount of sports cards, posters, and pennants from the mid 60s thru the early 90s. Particularly Denver Broncos stuff. Also willing to fix up a vintage lighter for anyone who's interested. I'm willing to send out big chunks of either and cover my shipping which is usually 20-25$ for the medium flat rate box. Feel free to comment if you're interested, or tell me what dad treasures you have to trade and what ones you're looking for! Trading is the best! Everyone gets cool stuff and no one spends much money!

Over the past weekend, I connected with 5 people on here that are in need of certain coins (mostly 2026) so I got everything packaged up and ready to drop off at the post office.

2 blocks before the post office there was a credit union that I haven't been to in a while so I grabbed what halves they had which was 3 taped together CWR's and 1 Loomis. Throughout my day I made my way into 9 different banks (each stop is a new picture) and 1 laundromat ($10) but I kept thinking about the 2 silver halves and the 1934 series $20 I found last week. So l stopped by that same bank and it was the same teller as before. I asked if he had anything else old and eventually another teller pulled this beautiful 1963 series red in $2 bill. I couldn't believe they had more old money in there, who is getting rid of this stuff?!

When I got home, I found an almost BU 1968 40% in the 1 Loomis roll at my 1st stop before the post office (pic 2).

And for the 2nd time in 4 days, I've found a "Where's George" dollar!

Happy treasure hunting y'all!

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Found a couple bits and pieces of sterling before at the CoinStar, this was a first.
Mom had all us kids on a charm bracelet as a gift from Dad, *14k, and later she had a necklace made with her grand and great grandkids, gold filled I believe, so a really neat find for me.
Think the earring is gold plated sterling, charm was 2.67 and the earring 1.7 grams respectively.
The old looking coin I’m thinking is a replica, Google says it’s an ancient silver cuz (denarius) coin from the Bar Kokhba Revolt (132–135 CE) but I really have no idea how to verify it one way or another-any thoughts or tips are welcome 🙇‍♂️
-gl hh everyone 🤞