First serious CWR pickup

Greastart

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While making a deposit a teller mentioned he had gotten some CWR dimes. I asked how many and he replied about $120. I said I'll take 'em.

I asked about other denominations and he said yeah...pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. Again, how many? He wasn't sure. The next teller over had actually gotten them. I ended up buying $660 in Quarters and dimes. I'm starting to think dump. Hope I'm wrong. I'll let you know after I get through.:dontknow::dontknow:
 

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Greastart

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Basque Man,
We're probably neighbors. I'd love to talk with you about MDing. Never done it, but am saving for a first machine. Send me a PM if you're interested in teaching a rookie.

Haven't gotten into the CWR. Busy at work. Today is my Friday. I'll get some hunting in this weekend.

EDIT: Someone else's dump.:BangHead::BangHead::BangHead:
 

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Every CWR buy is someone's dump of some sort, when you think about it. I was buying thousands of dollars in CWR dimes at a time each month, and the ratio of finds were one silver per $150. So, $120 in CWR dimes really is not enough quantity to get a decent sample from. Keep on truckin.
 

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