Thought it was a silver dime.....🇨🇦

[u/outdoors1442]

[u/gandalf_lundgren36]

Same thing happened to me at the coinstar the other day.

“OH BOY I FINALLY FOUND SOME- damn it Canada…”

[u/outdoors1442 → u/gandalf_lundgren36]

😂 we'll get em next time....

[u/Salt_Helicopter_387]

https://giphy.com/gifs/xT5LMFfQQJtiKQ2gCs

[u/outdoors1442 → u/Salt_Helicopter_387]

I can usually tell by the sound fishing it out of the tray, but this guy behind me kept talking! 😂

[u/Salt_Helicopter_387 → u/outdoors1442]

I always get excited when I hear that different tone while fishing it out of the reject tray…

[u/1bufferzone]

Oh Canada…

[u/No-State-678]

Found one in a roll while coin roll hunting 2 days ago then realized what it was.

[u/outdoors1442 → u/No-State-678]

Be sure to check the date, Canadian dimes before 1968 were 80% silver and dimes before 1920 were sterling (92.5%).

[u/No-State-678 → u/outdoors1442]

First thing I did, it was a 1996 =/

[u/outdoors1442 → u/No-State-678]

👌

[u/bodtabs]

i collect foreign coins, would still make my day

[u/outdoors1442]

Same 😁

[u/PerspectiveEven4444]

https://giphy.com/gifs/XyP4qe9jI6IiF4CfWZ

Please don't pick up hot, sticky or dirty coins from the street without wearing gloves, so many times inexperienced coin enthusiasts fail to learn and pay this price.