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To Break The Bank Or Not To Break The Bank

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Send a kid to medical school to learn endoscopic surgery? S/he can take them out of the bank as homework!
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Geta teleporter and beam the coins out of the bank. See? Problem solved!
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Well, what I did was make some tools from old credit card type cards. I've pulled 3 more dimes out in say the last hour lol.

first 2 nothing special. Decent circulated mercs a 1940-D and a 1944.

the 3rd made me a bit happy. An above average 1912-D Barber dime :)

I'll update if I get more out.
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I can't wait to see everything in it!
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Ok, getting decent at dimes lol. Hour later, and I got out 11 more :)

Mercs

1918 AG pretty worn
1941-s average cir
1943 average cir
1935-D Good
1939 AU
1942 AU/MS toned
1942-D average cir
1941 AU
1941 MS x2

1947-D roosie average cir

just judging by how nice the 41's are and the amount, Imma guess a lot of the coins were put in around this year.
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Not bad so far
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Keep us posted! We all want to see the final results

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I still vote that you smash it, but I'm interested as long as you're getting coins out! :)
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Good luck1!! I remember when my father passed... Left me a 'wine' or 'whiskey' looking bottle 2 feet high with a very narrow neck full of pennies... took me FOREVER to fish them out and go through everyone... Thank goodness the silver was in a big german tankard!
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One last update for tonight. As I said, I got good at dimes. Pulled out another 16...then a Barber quarter fell on my tool and what do you know pulled it out. First quarter :) Got cofidence I could get more and pulled an AU washington, and wouldn't ya know it, and AU 1930 Buffalo nickel :) Pulled 3 SLQ's and a Jefferson.

Things are gonna get better quick :) Just had to pull out 30 dimes before I could get the bigger stuff out lol.

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Saw this and thought of your dilemma...

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Or you can put it on e-bay , '' Guaranteed unsearched jar, belonged to my Grandfather from the 40's'' . At least your listing will not be a scam .
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Not sure if it helps or not, but the method that I found best for getting coins out of a glass bank without a stopper, was to take a very thin sheet of plastic (the thinnest I could find) and cut it down so that it was just wide enough to go into the coin slot. Probably about six inches long is good enough, and about what I remember it being. I would insert it into the mouth just enough to create a "platform" for a coin to sit on, then hold the bank so that it was pointing at me with the slot about forty-five degrees downward from the horizon. Slow, gentle, but deliberate shakes would land coins on the platform, and then I would rotate slowly, back and forth, until the fell out.

Not sure how accommodating the slot you are using would be for that approach. When I had done that, though, I was able to completely empty the bank without damaging it. Found it to be much better than fishing them out, personally.
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