do you CRH like a bear in a dumpster??? ponder this, Homie

[port ewen ace]

cut the ends wit da blade (if in NY--- be sure you have a permit),

the scat goes in a box,

yer LOOOSERS in da bag--

loupe locked & loaded --

eye protection to scan a short stack (both sides---dum, dum)---- zip the bag for a trip to the "dump" ----

almost forgot----

if youze get a good one ------

well.........

figger that one out yerself

 

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[cyberdan]

BofA saves *STAR* notes, Silver Certs., all odd paper notes, orders halves & dollars with availability within 2 days every week, have all other boxes of coins on hand, pays me 3% on my card with a 10% bonus on top for redeeming online and depositing into the checking & $25 per quarter on my other card, gives free checking with my direct deposit------------------------ --- gotta finds me a better bank

Yep, BofA has always been good to me. First time I can remember I was around 55 and they discontinued a free checking plan I went in and asked about it. The teller/manager winked at me and said I now qualify for their "senior" plan even though I was way to young. When I retired (10 years later) I moved several hundred miles north. I went into the local BofA and said I needed to transfer my account to this branch. The teller very sadly said she couldn't. In a few months she will be laid off and the entire bank is closing down.

In the mean time (probably starting in my early 60's) I took up CRHing and of course I used my local BofA as a "buy" bank. Sometimes I would get 2 or 3 boxes of halves. One teller would also save any silver he found. If I bought 3 boxes I could only carry two at a time to my car. So he would hold the third box at his window. I would come back in and directly walk up to his window even if a new customer was being helped. He would notice me and hand me the other box. I always wondered what that customer was thinking "this guy just walked up to my teller and he was given a big box that said $500 on the side. Whats going on?"

The town I am in now only has 4 banks. Not fertile hunting grounds. I was in my new bank last week and asked if they ever get any halves and the teller said yes but they don't last very long. I asked if other people come in and ask for them, he said YES There is only 27,000 people in my entire county.

 

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[Death&Taxes]

Yep, BofA has always been good to me. First time I can remember I was around 55 and they discontinued a free checking plan I went in and asked about it. The teller/manager winked at me and said I now qualify for their "senior" plan even though I was way to young. When I retired (10 years later) I moved several hundred miles north. I went into the local BofA and said I needed to transfer my account to this branch. The teller very sadly said she couldn't. In a few months she will be laid off and the entire bank is closing down.

In the mean time (probably starting in my early 60's) I took up CRHing and of course I used my local BofA as a "buy" bank. Sometimes I would get 2 or 3 boxes of halves. One teller would also save any silver he found. If I bought 3 boxes I could only carry two at a time to my car. So he would hold the third box at his window. I would come back in and directly walk up to his window even if a new customer was being helped. He would notice me and hand me the other box. I always wondered what that customer was thinking "this guy just walked up to my teller and he was given a big box that said $500 on the side. Whats going on?"

The town I am in now only has 4 banks. Not fertile hunting grounds. I was in my new bank last week and asked if they ever get any halves and the teller said yes but they don't last very long. I asked if other people come in and ask for them, he said YES There is only 27,000 people in my entire county.

Seems like our hobby is overpopulated. Maybe we need to 'work' on that one?

 

[Diver_Down]

I only cut them open if and when I can put the loose coins into a bag for return. But here I unroll the end of each roll using a small screwdriver and slide the coins out, check each coin. If no silver I just slide the coins back into that same paper roll and put back into the box with that roll top mashed down. If a silver coin or coins are removed, I install a replacement non silver coin or coins and still put the roll back into the box. The bank takes the box I return and then they open each roll and drop the coins into a bag to be sent out. If I put it in the bag they will not credit my account for 7 days.

If you need to reuse the roll, try the round end of a paperclip. Roll it around under the lip of the crimp and the crimp comes undone.