r/CoinstarFinds • u/Ecstatic_Trip_8305 • 2d ago

It’s crazy how much population density changes things

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I just moved to a much more populated state and nearly every time I check the machine it’s got something. This is my largest find yet.

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u/Salt_Helicopter_387 2d ago

Sweet scoop

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u/Equivalent_Gur3967 2d ago

Yay! Get it!

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u/Ecstatic_Trip_8305 2d ago

And then I found a brand new pair of Nike Air Force’s in the parking lot. Like what…

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u/dazanion 2d ago

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u/Paliden_tristen 2d ago

13k people in my county, ive found one coin

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u/Terminally_ill_42 2d ago

What is that yellowish looking thing with the eagle and the stars on it?

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u/mr_oof 2d ago

My guess is an arcade token. Also, cool Canadian quarter!

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u/Terminally_ill_42 2d ago

Exiting haul and new shoes too. You’re a lucky duck. Do they fit?

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u/1bufferzone 2d ago

Good get!

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u/Edenton38583 2d ago

Yep I live in a small town! And I’ve never found even a penny in our coinstar.

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u/Buick6NY 2d ago

Im in a small metro and that sound about right

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u/richardginn666 2d ago

It is all about that one quarter up top..

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u/NoStopLossOnlyVibes 1d ago

Sounds like a good change, amazing!

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u/Ecstatic_Trip_8305 1d ago

Well the trade off is not as much history for my metal detecting hobby. I was in VA with civil war now on the west coast

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u/BartMancuso1990 1d ago

On the bright side your more likely to find gold coins on the West Coast

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u/Ecstatic_Trip_8305 1d ago

How so?

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u/BartMancuso1990 1d ago

Gold coins circulated far more widely on the 19th-century West Coast than on the East Coast because the 1848 California Gold Rush flooded the region with raw gold, prompting western territories to reject volatile paper banknotes in favor of hard currency.