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I sometimes help out at a local automotive upholstery shop, and was there today. Now, we find coins in cars and old seat cushions all the time. But today I found something totally unexpected under a seat!  Notice the date of 2013! Probably no big deal to many of you, but I have never seen a money band just sitting around. Edited by Nells250
06/24/2021 9:40 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Nice. I have car coins too. Phillipines issues, foreign coins, Greek, wheat cents, canadians pre60s nickels. You name it I got it.
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Pillar of the Community
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It would have been better to find it full but still neat nonetheless
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My younger brother managed a large metal recycling yard and picked up cash from the bank almost everyday. Payouts were redeemed for cash. Often these straps were used to wrap 20 $100 notes. I'm pretty sure this is not a BEP wrapper. The factory wrappers are a bit wider, as seen on these straps.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Leave it to Steve to have a picture gallery of BEP wrappers!  |
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Very interesting!  Quote: Leave it to Steve to have a picture gallery of BEP wrappers!  |
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Now that I think about it, isn't the self-stick/re-stickable style sort of a risk? Sure, you can probably slip bills in & out of a stack anyway, but the one I found doesn't seem very tamper-proof.
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I was thinking of doing that myself, but am not as brave as OLDFORDMAN! ;-) Now I REALLY have to pay attention to the icky coins we find in customer's seats!!
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Posted 06/24/2021 10:57 pm
