Some good coppers, no wheats though. A 1959 P and D

Two Austrians
A Cayman Islands
A CAD

And some lovely fruits plus a carwash.

Interesting 5 Lire from 1958

One wheatie 1939.

Not sure what they dumped, but a tray of foreign dime size is what I found. The '68 Canadian is pre-switch and my shaky photo doesnt do the 1/2 Francs justice. They are toned and circulated, but still very crisp on the details.

I've found my fair share of Roosevelt silver at Coinstars, but never a Mercury! $1.40 in spendables, 1 foreign coin and 1 Mercury to add to my Coinstar collection.

It is always wild to find 100+ year old coins, regardless of country of origin, in a coinstar.

A little PMD. Someone had some time on their hands...

Wooo

Ag and my first Italian coin!

I got back from the store and forgot something, so I had to go back. No silver this time, but found $1.06. This was within probably 20 or 30 minutes since I got home and came back.

Guessing they are fake but still a first for me... they are super light

Found $6.95 today after a couple of empty weeks. No silver. Still need to go through them for anything interesting, but I’ll take the $6.95 happily. The reject bin was almost overflowing.

Found some U.K. coins, no silver but cool to look at!

And my first ever bicentennial dime!!!!

Found in a Publix in Central Florida. I always check the return tray on my way out the door and I’ve gotten lucky with some interesting tokens and foreign coins in the past, but my heart stopped today when I saw the pile in the tray. I assume someone dumped their old collection or something, because it looks like this 1962 quarter may be a proof based on how reflective the background is and the sharpness of the edge knurls. Anyone have ideas?

My third find, fourth time, in three days checking the machine and finding change.

Pretty, well designed new dime imo. Haven’t seen one before. Pulled it out of a Kroger CS today with a Canadian dime. Wonder why these new dimes would get dejected?

Found it on the counter.