SilverJack
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- Sep 16, 2011
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Dropped into one of my favorite BoAs yesterday while waiting for my wife. Usual drill, asking for halves, odd coins, old bills. A teller I see fairly regular says she only has 2 coins which of course I buy. Both were clad. I walk away to talk to another teller about her recent vacation and the first teller comes back with another roll she had forgotten about. I buy it and it's all clad (I didn't check it there, I checked it back in my truck so don't freak out). So I'm back to talking to the 2nd teller about vacation and teller 1 comes back over and says "I've got this bag of $130 Ikes. Want those? If not, I'm shipping them out." So, you know the rule, buy them all. Get home to check them with no expectations and low and behold, 6 proofs. 4 are 40% silver. Previously I had only found 1 silver Ike; now I have 5. I'll take them!
This follows another interesting mini-score from last week. Stop into another favorite bank and ask for halves and the teller says "hey, I've been waiting for you to show up. I don't have halves but I have some old bills. Want them?" So I'm not sure what she has but I say sure. 67 $1 Silver Certificates. A couple in near uncirculated condition. They are from the 1934 series. No great value but still cool. She also has 25 1953 series $2 bills. Again a few of those are uncirculated. Finally, 5 $5 bills. Two are Read Seal, three are silver certs. None of those are in great condition but one of the red seals is a star note.
Pics to follow. At work, but thought you might get a kick of this.
This follows another interesting mini-score from last week. Stop into another favorite bank and ask for halves and the teller says "hey, I've been waiting for you to show up. I don't have halves but I have some old bills. Want them?" So I'm not sure what she has but I say sure. 67 $1 Silver Certificates. A couple in near uncirculated condition. They are from the 1934 series. No great value but still cool. She also has 25 1953 series $2 bills. Again a few of those are uncirculated. Finally, 5 $5 bills. Two are Read Seal, three are silver certs. None of those are in great condition but one of the red seals is a star note.
Pics to follow. At work, but thought you might get a kick of this.
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