Wilmingtonsilver
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On one hand, I feel a little guilty for this, but on the other hand I feel justified. You be the judge.
I went into a WF that I frequent from time to time to ask for halves, and the teller I asked said quite happily that she had $5.50 worth. Here is the conversation.
Me: I will take all the you ladies have.
Her: (while holding up her coin tray) Oh, I can only sell you $5 of these. I need to save this one for someone. (pulling out an obvious silver at the bottom of the stack.)
Me: That sucks.
Her: was that the only one you wanted.
Me: no, I want them all, but it was probably the most important one that I wanted.
After she checked with the other tellers and brought over $10.50 in loose halves I asked
Me: what date is it and would yo be interested in trading silver for silver? I have 3 others in my pocket.
Her: It is a 64, but it is pretty dirty. If you have a better looking one, I might trade.
So I pull the three halves out of my pocket and put them on the counter. A 67 and two 68s.
She picks the lone shiney 67 and says that she would like that one for the dirty 64. I snatched up the 64, the 68s, and the $10.50 in loose halves, put them in my pocket and walked out with a smile.
I went into a WF that I frequent from time to time to ask for halves, and the teller I asked said quite happily that she had $5.50 worth. Here is the conversation.
Me: I will take all the you ladies have.
Her: (while holding up her coin tray) Oh, I can only sell you $5 of these. I need to save this one for someone. (pulling out an obvious silver at the bottom of the stack.)
Me: That sucks.
Her: was that the only one you wanted.
Me: no, I want them all, but it was probably the most important one that I wanted.
After she checked with the other tellers and brought over $10.50 in loose halves I asked
Me: what date is it and would yo be interested in trading silver for silver? I have 3 others in my pocket.
Her: It is a 64, but it is pretty dirty. If you have a better looking one, I might trade.
So I pull the three halves out of my pocket and put them on the counter. A 67 and two 68s.
She picks the lone shiney 67 and says that she would like that one for the dirty 64. I snatched up the 64, the 68s, and the $10.50 in loose halves, put them in my pocket and walked out with a smile.
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