DustDevilMarc
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My drop-off bank has perhaps 10 branches in my town. Today, I went to a branch that I normally do not visit because it is less convenient than the other branches.
The line in the bank was quite short. When the teller called me over to her window, we exchanged "Hello's" and then I asked her if she has any dollar or half dollar coins. She said that she did and placed a stack of dollar coins on her counter and counted them like poker chips. This is what I saw:
Do you see what I see? (Hint - Look at the middle coin.)
This is what I saw at home. (Can you spot the surprise?):
These are photos of the 1880 O Morgan:
After that surprise, I asked her if she had any old paper money. Again, she answered in the affirmative and this is what she showed me:
A 1953 $2 bill:
and a 1953 C $2 bill:
Admittedly, these bills are not in great shape, but they are also my first.
In addition the teller sold me two 1967 Kennedy half-dollar coins.
Overall, a nice surprise from a bank that suddenly does not seem so inconvenient after all.
The line in the bank was quite short. When the teller called me over to her window, we exchanged "Hello's" and then I asked her if she has any dollar or half dollar coins. She said that she did and placed a stack of dollar coins on her counter and counted them like poker chips. This is what I saw:
Do you see what I see? (Hint - Look at the middle coin.)
This is what I saw at home. (Can you spot the surprise?):
These are photos of the 1880 O Morgan:
After that surprise, I asked her if she had any old paper money. Again, she answered in the affirmative and this is what she showed me:
A 1953 $2 bill:
and a 1953 C $2 bill:
Admittedly, these bills are not in great shape, but they are also my first.
In addition the teller sold me two 1967 Kennedy half-dollar coins.
Overall, a nice surprise from a bank that suddenly does not seem so inconvenient after all.
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