7-11 Haul Part III Woohoo!

I just can't get past how you think your doing him a favor by making a $200 profit off him because he's not aware of what he has. You keep acting like man your so lucky I came along and you don't have to deal with all that silver at face value the horror. I agree next time you see him let him know what there worth and see if he thinks you did him a favor and if he continues a to hook you up.

I'm not against you taking advantage of a good situation I would do the same thing given the chance it's your attitude that bothers me. I am doing him a favor by taking advantage of his ignorance ain't I such a nice guy he should be so grateful I am willing to make such a profit off him.

It is truly amazing what someone will do for there addictions. I worked graveyards at a grocery store in college and had one guy come in and spend a couple dollars in silver proof Kennedy halves for diapers at 4am. Silver was only $5 an ounce at the time and I scooped them up that one I can understand. You need diapers at 4am and no pawn shops are open you do what you gotta do. I think I could wait several hours for cigs and a pawn shop to open. I saw the occasional silver never much normally just a random silver Washington or Roosevelt.

Moral debate aside.

AWESOME finds guys! That is seriously the best collection of finds I've ever seen from a convenience store. Hope you guys find some more sweet stuff! I don't suppose there were any rarer dates? I guess ya'll would have mentioned them if there was.

IMHO you have no obligation to do anything for that manager. You got lucky. Wish I could too

That date range suggests these coins came out of circulation in one group in 1946, and stayed in one hoard until they went to the 7-11. If they were assembled any time after 1946, I would expect some 1947's in the group, by chance alone.