:canadaflag:Amazing what pops out when coins tumbled

[Leslie(nova scotia)]

From the land of the Bluenose.....finally finished tumbling this years clad. Must say it took darn near a month but it is done and must say the bank was rather upset to have to count it all.

Found some rather off the wall stuff when the rock tumbler was done and here it is:

Here is most of the rolled coinage.

 

[Roscue2]

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[Bryan/EastTN]

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[Joel-Winnipeg]

Lots of loot there.

Congrats Leslie !

 

[cjw]

are you saying you put coins in a rock tumbler to....clean them?

 

[TURNMASTER]

That is, I believe what he is saying. Lots of folks do.

Jeff

 

[oldranger]

greta findsw the tumlber
really cleaned them up nice

Ron

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[Leslie(nova scotia)]

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[waynard]

You've been busy, and it looks like it's paid off well for you! Congrats! Q....Does the bank take it all apart to count it again? or just count the rolls? That shouldn't be too hard, my granddaughter could do that...

 

[metalhead]

Awesome!Congrats on all the foreign coins, tokens and whatnot! Man, I don't have the patience to put my clad into rolls. We just use the coin machine changer at the grocery store.

Hey cjw, a rock tumbler is really the best/easiest way to clean clad. Don't clean silver or collectable coins in one, though!Happ Hunting!

 

[jackinaustin]

A rock tumbler will clean a tot of coins at one time while you are busy doing something else. Takes a lot of work out of cleaning coins that are going back into circulation. I have used one for more than 15 years and saved a lot of time. Glad I got one. HH Jack in Austin