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 Do the three on the bottom look like near dates? I think I finally found some.  |
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Today I got a Woody!   |
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Do the three on the bottom look like near dates?
I think I finally found some. I think you are right!  In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020
In Memory of Tootallious 3-31-1964 to 4-15-2020
In Memory of T-BOP 10-12-1949 to 1-19-2024
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I am a bank teller in Cincinnati. I keep everything out that I find for customers. I will give out half dollars, wheat pennies, small face dollars, Barr dollars and anything else neat. Occasionally I will get a parent that brings their kid and they will seem interested in coins that I have. Once in awhile I will actually give out my year or 2 year old Red Books out to those that are interested in collecting as well.
I almost have 1000 dollar coins to send back which most of them are unsearched except counted for $25.
Geez I even have a 16 year old non customer that orders a box of halves like every week. I only ask that he doesn't give them back to us cause then our shipping service will not ship extra boxes for us.
doesn't bother me. I know what I am looking for and pick them out for customers/non customers to look at or buy. Only takes a few moments to do that.
Best thing to do is to find a local bank teller and befriend them. They will put things off to the side and wait for you to come in.
Totally worth it.
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Coincollector123 that's a nice story I wish I could go to your bank. I'd buy the donuts.  Pherpby I heard of wooden nickels but not wooden pennies LOL Edited by TJLang
09/08/2018 07:24 am
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OK Today's finds are from the Credit Union. they have a new cashier named Susan. and this is what she found for me.  This is what I know so far 1 - 1974 IKE. 2 - Bicentennial IKES. 1 - 1967 JFK 40% silver 1 - 1965 JFK 40% silver 1 - Bicentennial JFK 1 - Ben Franklin half 1961 SILVER ALL FOR FACE VALUE! 
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Nice haul, TJLang! |
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Wow...Ike's are still floating around
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That's a nice score there, TJ! I don't search halves, but I'm pretty sure those Franklins are not easy to come by nowadays. In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020
In Memory of Tootallious 3-31-1964 to 4-15-2020
In Memory of T-BOP 10-12-1949 to 1-19-2024
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OK Today's finds are from the Credit Union. they have a new cashier named Susan. and this is what she found for me. Excellent!  |
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TJLang -- Those tellers obviously smile when they see you enter their bank. Its nice to be liked.
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KurrencyKen I was more suprised with the Franklin Only my second one in my collection.
Hoxsie454 It's fun because when they have something and see me they wave me over to their line.
I am more surprised more bank employees don't trade out the good stuff before we get there.
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Today's finds are 1- Star-note 1 dollar bill 1- 2 dollar bill 1- 1973 D quarter ( which means my only missing quarter for my 1965-1998 P&D collection is a 1977 D ) 1- 2018P CUMBERLAND ISLAND Sorry no pictures busy day. |
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Nice finds! |
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Could this be the actual Spitting horse error coin?  Pipe in and tell me what you think.  1999 Delaware US Quarter I am getting better with the USB Microscope Edited by TJLang
11/17/2018 5:37 pm
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