Coinstar Payoff

Mud-puppy · Nov 3, 2018

diggin4clad said:
I think it's that 50% of the population is walking around in a chemically induced fog, 49% of them have their mind on their smart phones. The remaining 1% who are tuned in to their surroundings are detectorists.

Agreed! We Detectorists are certainly highly tuned in to the vast migrating Human herd travel zones! Like some kind of bipedal Hyena! Right on the trail of the migrating Wildebeest! Eyeballing parking lots for pennies, fencelines for bills...swinging coil....tracking them down! Following along behind the Human wanderings and scarfing up their CS droppage...A guy is better off for paying attention to these nuances...makes a guy really sharp and aware dont it?...

diggin4clad · Nov 3, 2018

Mud-puppy said:
Agreed! We Detectorists are certainly highly tuned in to the vast migrating Human herd travel zones! Like some kind of bipedal Hyena! Right on the trail of the migrating Wildebeest! Eyeballing parking lots for pennies, fencelines for bills...swinging coil....tracking them down! Following along behind the Human wanderings and scarfing up their CS droppage...A guy is better off for paying attention to these nuances...makes a guy really sharp and aware dont it?...

I absolutely agree !

georgeinsc · Nov 3, 2018

After six years of checking coin star machine I am beginning to think yall are pulling my leg. I faithfully check those machines and other than dirt the only thing I have found is one clad dime.

My did find three pennies in one a while back.

jimther · Nov 4, 2018

George
I'll bet the shopping car jockeys, AKA Parking Lot Attendants, in the stores you frequent with Coinstar machines are hyper-tuned in to the reject trays and check them multiple times each shift. They can also eyeball someone using the machine better from their presence at the store than you can from home or in the car. Have you checked the Coinstar web site to search where their machines are located within a x-mile radius from you ?

Jim

Porsche914 · Nov 5, 2018

I had to wait for a guy to finish using the machine before I turned in my zincs. He walked away without checking the reject tray and I scored a 1960 Rosie. :cool:

My total was $21.00 and a lot of rejects.
The machine was really chewing on them for a long time :laughing:

Chrisco · Nov 5, 2018

dirtydog said:
congrats on the finds. I've never gotten anything from a coinstar.

ditto

Chrisco · Nov 5, 2018

Mud-puppy said:
Agreed! We Detectorists are certainly highly tuned in to the vast migrating Human herd travel zones! Like some kind of bipedal Hyena! Right on the trail of the migrating Wildebeest! Eyeballing parking lots for pennies, fencelines for bills...swinging coil....tracking them down! Following along behind the Human wanderings and scarfing up their CS droppage...A guy is better off for paying attention to these nuances...makes a guy really sharp and aware dont it?...

I thought I was the only one scanning parking lots for drops! I even have my wife and grandson doing it now!

Porsche914 · Nov 5, 2018

Eyes to the ground is how I found this diamond. :shock:

I'm having it mounted in a ring for my wife.

KiowaRd · Nov 5, 2018

I scored a clad quarter, 1 nickel, 2 zincolns and a 5 Cent Euro today. My first Euro of any kind.

Wolf-Dog · Nov 8, 2018

Congrats on the clad, wheats, & silver! :woot:

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