kd5txx
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My second ever half"Grand Slam"
"Grand Slam" is my term referring to at least one of each kind of Half dollar 1900-now.
Got some rolls searched between dodging tornados yesterday. All said about $250 of customer rolls searched. Results were 2 Barbers, 1 Walking Liberty, One Franklin, One 64 Kennedy and 9 40% Kennedys.
The 64 was the last one I got. As I was dumping my rolls I spotted it in a tellers tray and asked if she was selling halfs. She said she meant to put it up but I could buy it!
Thats not the end of the story though. I saw a small town bank that has had Silver Eagles in the past at other branches so I stopped to ask for them. They had 4 in the vault and appologized that they were 2008 and not 2011. When I asked the price she had to call the main branch and I figured they were discussing spot. She came out and said they are $20 each. How many would you like?
So..I have found more silver lots of times in a day, but this was the widest variety and to me that's in many ways just as neat.
Here are the pics. I left the 40% out. we've all seen them before. The barbers are 1911s, and 1913s. WL is 1942, Franklin is 58
"Grand Slam" is my term referring to at least one of each kind of Half dollar 1900-now.
Got some rolls searched between dodging tornados yesterday. All said about $250 of customer rolls searched. Results were 2 Barbers, 1 Walking Liberty, One Franklin, One 64 Kennedy and 9 40% Kennedys.
The 64 was the last one I got. As I was dumping my rolls I spotted it in a tellers tray and asked if she was selling halfs. She said she meant to put it up but I could buy it!
Thats not the end of the story though. I saw a small town bank that has had Silver Eagles in the past at other branches so I stopped to ask for them. They had 4 in the vault and appologized that they were 2008 and not 2011. When I asked the price she had to call the main branch and I figured they were discussing spot. She came out and said they are $20 each. How many would you like?
So..I have found more silver lots of times in a day, but this was the widest variety and to me that's in many ways just as neat.
Here are the pics. I left the 40% out. we've all seen them before. The barbers are 1911s, and 1913s. WL is 1942, Franklin is 58
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