Who else collects coins here?
I have been for a long time, nothing to spectacular other than what i've found while working at gas stations... you wouldn't believe the shit you can get when some crackhead needs a pack of cigarettes
nothing too terribly rare, but it's a fun way to pass the time at work
all silver coins

2 eisenhowers, a crusty steel penny, a blank penny, 1888 indian head

all wheat pennies

old nickels

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Actually, sometime during the summer I had to take the bus, and I guess I grabbed one of my Guatemalan 1 Quetzal coins out of my change jar in stead of a 1 normal guy dollar coin. That country screwed me out of my bus ride *fist etc*
I also found a cup of canadian change at work the other day too, lots of pennies, some nickels, and 3 quarters
my boss told a co-worker to mix it in with the regular change, so I said F that, and bought it all...
my boss told a co-worker to mix it in with the regular change, so I said F that, and bought it all...
What a douche bag.
The last shot is the uncommon coins. All of this was from the till at either my store, or the old comic shop I used to manage.
Unless you have something incredibly rare, most of the 90% silver coins are worthwhile as bullion since they carry a low premium and they have a known silver content. In fact, you can buy them by the bag with a known silver content and very little markup over spot price.
I think it would be neat to have some gold coins, but other than krugerands they all have a really high markup. Instead we have some 24k gold jewelry my wife picked up in the middle east. When she bought it, they charged by the weight rather than the workmanship...it's a very interesting system.
i got some old dutch money like 5 guilder bills, 10 guilder coins and 2.5 guilder bills
i collect coins in mario!
speaking of that:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCfRdE1JQtQ
they must be in new york, because I can't imagine most clerks would act like that anywhere else