Do you pick up pennies? If so always check around the CoinStar machines...

[CarlWohlforth]

My wife doesn't pick them up but has gotten used to me bending down to pick up any change I may see on the ground. It is fruitful to check the reject bin or ground around those CoinStar machines. I guess people dump jars and bags of change in them and one or two get away.

Today's finds:

1981-D Roosevelt Dime
2007 Mexican Dime

Not great, not bad. I did find a silver dime once! Sure is less work than those metal detector guys go to in order to find silver!

[CarlWohlforth]

I'm getting my wife used to me picking up change. Today she pointed out a Lincoln cent I didn't see. She won't pick them up though.

[Laserart]

I pick them up all the time. Last one I picked up was a '46 wheatie.

[CarlWohlforth]

I just picked up a 1975 Canadian dime by the Coinstar machine today. The machine must have spit this one out!

[Bubblehead]

 

I will check the Coinstar as well.  I will pick up change from the ground, too.
I check telephone booth change slots, cigarette machine slots (back when..) and
when hunting treasures at the local Vehicle Junk Yard, I will lift seats, and
scrounge in glove boxes, and trunks for change.  I once found 18 dollar
tokens, at Circus-Circus (LV), in a change redemption machine.

I also take very good care of my shopping cart!

[ksteelheader]

I picked up a cent today on the parking lot at the boat launch.

[mrpaseo]

Guilty as charged I pick up most coinage I see, I have to admit though, when I am running in formation and I see a coin on the ground I do not break formation to pick it up...lol.  I do however remember where it is in case I am in the area again that same day.

Ray