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Pillar of the Community
United States
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8 box total today : 21
6 @ 90%- 1-1942D, 1-1942P Walker, 1-1954P,1-1957D Franklin and 2- 1964P- JFK'S
15 @ 40%.
Till next week for halfs! :)
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Valued Member
United States
364 Posts |
Nice Chuckster! Gotta love finding those Walking Liberties.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
508 Posts |
2 boxes total
8 NIFC
Still waiting to tap into that silver vein I know is out there...
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Valued Member
United States
50 Posts |
Found a local bank that had $1230 in halves today. I have opened the 23 rolls that were loose and have already found 1 68.
I'm very happy that my streak of bad luck has now been broken. I can only hope that the other 2 boxes yield well as well.
Also had a friend GIVE me a 1963 Bennie yesterday - Just because he knew I hunted for them. pretty nice gift if you ask me....
Todd
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Valued Member
United States
50 Posts |
Well the total yield out of the 2 1/2 boxes was 4 40's. Not a ton of silver, but the boxes didn't have a fee attached, so I'm super happy.
Todd
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New Member
United States
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Been AWesome hunting for me lately. Problem is today I confirmed one of the 1000 $ bags was $100 short! I counted at home and the coin counting machine confirmed it. The bag had the bank name and a number that I assume identifies the branch. It's a local state bank and there is a local branch so I was going to bring the bag and go down there tomorrow and explain what happened and see what they say and do. Anyone have any thoughts or comments? All greatly appreciated. :)
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Where did you get the bag of coins from, that bank? If so, yes, I would talk to them. There could have been an undiscovered teller difference.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Just wondering how easy it is go get halves from the bank now. I tried 3 times and the banks didn't have any. Thanks for any input!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Quote: Anyone have any thoughts or comments? All greatly appreciated. :) Well, you just found out the hard way why the banks don't like to sell customers those bags. Let it go. You assumed the risk. If you alert them you won't be informing them of anything they don't already know. That's the whole reason, pursuant to bank protocol, those bags get audited once they leave there.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Quote: Anyone have any thoughts or comments? All greatly appreciated. :) I would definitely let them know that it happened. However, I wouldn't expect them to credit you the $100. And to be honest, their level of concern will be equivalent to how much $ you have with the bank.
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New Member
United States
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sorry I guess I wasn't clear. I get my coins from my local credit union. The bags of money come from banks all over the state and the bag that was $100 shortchanged was a bag from another bank that is in the state. They have a local branch so I was going to go there and tell them what happened. My local credit union already said in the past that it's my risk taking those bags and I'm cool with that. I just think that the bank chain that the bag came from I might get somewhere with them with explaining what happened. I haven't decided for sure to go or not. oh and BTW I'm not a member of the bank chain that the bag came. Since there is a number on the bag that I assume is the branch # then maybe they might figure something out....or am I just dreaming again and not realizing it? lol :-/
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United States
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Quote: Just wondering how easy it is go get halves from the bank now. I tried 3 times and the banks didn't have any. Thanks for any input! It's easy but most I think have to have their bank directly order them. My credit union orders them from the FED. Another bank I went to wouldn't order them but in the end it was no biggy since they're the same armored car company and would have the same stuff from the same place so I stick with my CU.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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90percentsilver, I do feel bad for you, but this is the thing. That bank that sold that bag to your credit union got their $1000 for it. It's not as if that bank came up $100 over. Their books are square on that bag, at $1000. However, try to appreciate this, they knew that bag was short the minute they wrapped it up and sealed it! How did they know? Because they're always short. That's the whole reason they have them audited by their cash services. They're short principally because of the foreign and smaller denomination domestic coin that slips by the rejector magnets and gets into those bags. When we used to search those, you won't believe the kinds of things we used to find in them. Guitar picks, house keys, jewelry, electrical wire, even a .22 caliber bullet! The point is, you're not going to be of any news to anybody, and nobody is going to have $100 waiting for you with your name on it, if you inform them. If you must inform them, to get it off your chest, by all means, go ahead. Just don't have any irrational expectations, I'm saying. And, look, good luck with your silver searching. We could all use a little more of that. 
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Valued Member
United States
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I like to see all the stories on here. There are so many situations that come up at banks across the country illustrated that I would otherwise have no way of finding out about. Some are taking great coins out by the dozens, and that shows me there are areas where the good ones are still floating around.
I have been getting 2 boxes per week from 2 different banks for several weeks now, and not finding much. The 2 I got Wednesday were the best ever for me.
Box 1 had a 1954 Franklin and 2 40% Kennedys. I had never found more than 2 coins in a box before.
I opened up the second box and found a 1967 in the first roll. The box was full of NIFC (24 total) and very nice clad halfs, and I imagined someone dumping a collection of above average condition circulated coins. By the end I had another 1967, and 2 1983 coins with the FG missing.
So, while I'm sure it's a laugher to some, 5 good coins in 2 boxes is a result I am grateful to get, and certainly don't expect always.
2 more boxes tomorrow, and I hope for at least one more keeper. Those skunks really keep me glad to see the white stripers when they finally do roll around.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Nobis1;
Thanks!
It's always nice to find a Walking Liberty!
Good luck- nail a monster box!
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