Fifty hours at work this week, forty+ hours running the register. I cracked 9 rolls of quarters, 11 rolls of dimes, maybe fifteen nickel rolls and many pennies.
Over the course of the week, I had customers make payments with a two dollar bill, 6 clad halves, 3 Eisenhower dollars, and handfuls of quarters with Canadian quarters hidden within.
My silver take for the week was 25 cents worth face value in the form of a 1943 war nickel, 1953 and 1964 Rosie.
The nickel was tucked in a roll at the beginning of the week. The first Rosie was two days afterwards used with two quarters to buy a 53 cent cigar. The second Rosie came to me in $1.10 worth of coins to purchase a dollar drink.
Perhaps after I work all these hours, I can afford to dip my toes into coin roll hunting! Thank you for reading about my week!
Over the course of the week, I had customers make payments with a two dollar bill, 6 clad halves, 3 Eisenhower dollars, and handfuls of quarters with Canadian quarters hidden within.
My silver take for the week was 25 cents worth face value in the form of a 1943 war nickel, 1953 and 1964 Rosie.
The nickel was tucked in a roll at the beginning of the week. The first Rosie was two days afterwards used with two quarters to buy a 53 cent cigar. The second Rosie came to me in $1.10 worth of coins to purchase a dollar drink.
Perhaps after I work all these hours, I can afford to dip my toes into coin roll hunting! Thank you for reading about my week!
