golden silver
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This trip took me out southwest a bit to the mountains. It was a beautiful trip. I should have taken more pictures of the scenery but I did take one of a stream I came across while stopping at a mountain bank. I found a good bit of silver although not as much as I had hoped. No complaints here though. I was feeling as if the trip would not amount to much as the day was coming to a close but once again one of the last banks came through. It only takes one good stop with a few good roles to make your day worth it. I had bought 780 dollars in halves from this one bank. And as I looked through the top layer of rolls....nothing. I was thinking another skunk great. But the bottom rolls were wrapped in a different type of roll and each roll was filled with 10 or 12 brilliant 40%ers. This is where the majority of the 40%ers came from. It had to have been someones small collection because these things did not have a smudge on them. The other 40's and 90%ers came from different banks along my route. One 42 walker came from a teller tray. She was like "This one is real silver" I was like yeah? Great!! That banks rolls also produced one of the bens. All in all a great trip with over 127 keepers not including the Ikes. Here are some pics for you guys. The last coin was not a find but a purchase. I thought I would add it becuase it is a cool coin that some of you might not have seen. It is a british trade silver dollar from 1909.
(2) walkers 1942d and s
(2) Bens 1963d, 1954d
(5) kens 4p, 1d
(9) 1965
(15) 1966
(44) 1967
(32) 1968
(18) 1969
3 non silver clads s mint: 1996s,1993s, 2002s
3 Ike dollars
127 keepers total.
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(2) walkers 1942d and s
(2) Bens 1963d, 1954d
(5) kens 4p, 1d
(9) 1965
(15) 1966
(44) 1967
(32) 1968
(18) 1969
3 non silver clads s mint: 1996s,1993s, 2002s
3 Ike dollars
127 keepers total.
Golden Silver
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