Professor of Engineering
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Hello Everyone,
My daughter and I were doing a little shopping at an out of town grocery store. She checked the machine on the way in…nothing. We shopped and were in a long check-out line. Our mood changed a bit to see someone walk-in with a canvas bag full of coins and begin to load the machine. Oh, the pleasure of hearing coins fall in the reject tray, but wait, he is taking them out and placing them back into the machine. We thought; oh well, next time we will get something.
After paying for our items, my daughter walked over to the machine and spotted a few coins in the tray. She said to me daddy go get them! She is at the age to feel a little self conscience going into the Coinstar tray and taking the coins…not me! I reached in a pulled out three coins and handed them to her. As we approached the car, she said “daddy three silver Roosevelt dimes: 2-1964 and 1-1946 S”.
A very good day for silver!
Thank you for looking.
GL & HH
Doc
My daughter and I were doing a little shopping at an out of town grocery store. She checked the machine on the way in…nothing. We shopped and were in a long check-out line. Our mood changed a bit to see someone walk-in with a canvas bag full of coins and begin to load the machine. Oh, the pleasure of hearing coins fall in the reject tray, but wait, he is taking them out and placing them back into the machine. We thought; oh well, next time we will get something.
After paying for our items, my daughter walked over to the machine and spotted a few coins in the tray. She said to me daddy go get them! She is at the age to feel a little self conscience going into the Coinstar tray and taking the coins…not me! I reached in a pulled out three coins and handed them to her. As we approached the car, she said “daddy three silver Roosevelt dimes: 2-1964 and 1-1946 S”.
A very good day for silver!
Thank you for looking.
GL & HH
Doc
