The great clad exchange and totals for 2006

[patpall22]

After I clean my coinage, I like to pop the change into soda machines and retrieve a clean dollar coin. I have found that it is a very convenient way to keep tabs and count all the clad that begins to accumulate. It is also fun to hoard treasure.

 

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[Stormtrooper154]

Wow, Looks like you got yourself something good! I like your idea of exchanging your clad for "Golden Dollars" Congrats!!

 

[goldencoin]

Nice job!

HH
-GC

 

[ran-man]

way to go

 

[coinman66]

Good idea! Nice cache of dollars. HH Coinman66

 

[TxTim]

Good idea but where do you find a machine like that?
None in Houston that I've ever seen!!!

 

[Darod]

You can just go to the bank as well. If the clad is not wasted, they'll exchange it for ya.

Rod

 

[patpall22]

Good idea but where do you find a machine like that?
None in Houston that I've ever seen!!!

I happen to live in an apartment complex that has newer soda machines in every laundry room. Most machines that take dollar bills will also reject a dollar coin. sometimes I will take all my cleaned coins to a local school I chose to hunt that day using the schools machines. I think I just like dealing with one coin better than tones of different ones.

 

[Moonshadow]

I'm too poor to hang onto money like that!! Kudos to you though!

HH,
Moon

 

[lonewolfe]

Nice!

HH

 

[Ricardo_NY1]

Brilliant! I'm going to do that someday!

 

[BuckleBoy]

Now that's just a great idea! I save all of my clad to finance any future repairs I might have to make on my detector. It'd be easier to have dollar coins though! Just roll 'em up and save 'em somewhere. Nice!

Regards,

Buckleboy

 

[coolcash2004]

CLAD = SILVER!

Nice!


-CC

 

[damz68]

I turn in my clad for bills and then go down the street to the local coin shop and exchange the dollors for nice old coins. I spent $15.00 of it last week on a 22 peace dollar.