2014 was a great year for digging

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Season 2014 is over , Was out as early as i could every morning i was off . Did a lots of digging during the years . Found a lots of clads , with my penny i have over 4775 coin out of the grounds. Founds over 40 rings , not all gold and silver , found some silver coin also. Took a lot of thrash away evertime i was out. Hope the winter is not gonna be too long. cannot wait to start digging again and read some of the posting. For now video game and putt a list of place i will check next year.

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[Leslie Sarkany]

A good year indeed and trust that 2015 will be even better for you!

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That's a fantastic year! You did really well. You'll have to find some new spots for next year I think.

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Jan 4, 2015 17:00:17 GMT -5 @coinguy said:

That's a fantastic year! You did really well. You'll have to find some new spots for next year I think.

Im working on my list plus i travel a lot for works and i still got a lots of spots left in the greater moncton. Most of my spots were about 5-15 min of drive so if i drive a bit more, planty of new spots available out there.

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If you go to the bank and ask for a bag for pennies, you don't need to count or roll them. Just fill the bag up to the line and that seems to be good enough for them.



The bag holds 2500 pennies, or $25 dollars worth if you will, and i'd say you can certainly manage that.

Have a good year.

cg

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First time i see that , i when at my bank to see if they had a coin couter and they gave me paper for rolling them , wich bank did you got that. If they dont count them , they must wait them.

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The Royal Bank. And no, they don't weigh them. There is a 'fill to' line on the bag that is surprisingly accurate. I counted the coins out to see how they would match with the line and you can see a difference if you are off by as few as 20. Seeing as these low value coins are embarking on a one way trip, I don't think the bean counters in Ottawa are too concerned over a few cents here and there.

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Jan 5, 2015 7:06:19 GMT -5 @coinguy said:

The Royal Bank. And no, they don't weigh them. There is a 'fill to' line on the bag that is surprisingly accurate. I counted the coins out to see how they would match with the line and you can see a difference if you are off by as few as 20. Seeing as these low value coins are embarking on a one way trip, I don't think the bean counters in Ottawa are too concerned over a few cents here and there.

Blood sucking leeches... Opps, did I say that out loud?

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Man.. I'm a bit envious! My 3 years combined only equal around $270 lol. Great year for you!

J.. I need to get me one of those bags, I wonder if you need to be a Royal Bank customer? Thanks for sharing.

PS: Do you throw in the crusty pennies too?

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Jan 6, 2015 13:15:03 GMT -5 @leafsforever3 said:

Man.. I'm a bit envious! My 3 years combined only equal around $270 lol. Great year for you!

J.. I need to get me one of those bags, I wonder if you need to be a Royal Bank customer? Thanks for sharing.

PS: Do you throw in the crusty pennies too?

Yup! I figured it was a good way to get rid of them.

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I just got back from Scotia Bank , they also have the bags.

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Jan 6, 2015 14:43:07 GMT -5 @leafsforever3 said:

I just got back from Scotia Bank , they also have the bags.

It s all gonna go to the smelter. 

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Jan 5, 2015 7:06:19 GMT -5 @coinguy said:

The Royal Bank. And no, they don't weigh them. There is a 'fill to' line on the bag that is surprisingly accurate. I counted the coins out to see how they would match with the line and you can see a difference if you are off by as few as 20. Seeing as these low value coins are embarking on a one way trip, I don't think the bean counters in Ottawa are too concerned over a few cents here and there.

Scotia bank got them also , got 3 of them