under the cabinet

[Iamrussell]

So at all my dump banks they have small cabinets they keep the coin machine bags in- at my dump today my 4yr old found a clad qtr in the otherwise empty garbage next to the machine and she was so excited- well being the 4 yr old she is, she was playing with the qtr and dropped it and it rolled onder the cabinet- she has fished pennies out from under it before but the qtr went far enough back she couldnt get it- and she started to cry- I felt bad and instead of saying something like " well you shouldnt have been playing with the qtr- or sorry sweetie its gone" like I might usually say I decided I wanted to make her smile again so I grabbed the cabinet (a little concerened maybe someone at the branch might say something or get upset) and moved it enough for her ti reach her qtr- as she got down on her knees she let out a wow- and pulled up a handfull of coins- mostly pennies but a dime and canadian qtr to go along with her qtr- but also in her small hands was a nice shiny '65 half- she looked at the rim and said "look dad silver" lol.
Helped ease the pain of 10 more skunks this week-
HH

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[50cent]

Pretty neat. There is this country bank, under the counter (not cabinet) I go to from time to time, and they keep a loaded double barrel shotgun under it.

 

[Twitch]

Sounds like my kids. They have fished, literally, somewhere in the $20-30 range worth of change out from under counters this year alone. They've found Silver quarters, silver dimes, Mercs, wheats, and Indian and all kinds of foreign, but they have yet to find a silver half. Nice work.

 

[mercury1]

Nice. It pays to bring the kid!