All,
Today was a good day. I rarely get out and coin shoot anymore, usually just stick to the boxes. Well, wanting to get out today, I called a few of my banks with coin machines. Nobody dumps at these, my last bags in OCT / NOV were very good. Well one had a full one, which surprised me, so off I went to pick it up.
No American Silvers but did get two AWESOME finds. One 1915 India One Rupee and a 1936 5 Reichsmark (No Swastika). Both are silver. It's amazing to think the hands these passed through, especially the Reichsmark. How did it get to the United States Was it from a Jewish Imigrant? What about German post war? Or better yet an American GI? I like the last, from one GI to another!
Happy Hunting all, enjoy my the pics my wife's about to post.
~phrostie
Today was a good day. I rarely get out and coin shoot anymore, usually just stick to the boxes. Well, wanting to get out today, I called a few of my banks with coin machines. Nobody dumps at these, my last bags in OCT / NOV were very good. Well one had a full one, which surprised me, so off I went to pick it up.
No American Silvers but did get two AWESOME finds. One 1915 India One Rupee and a 1936 5 Reichsmark (No Swastika). Both are silver. It's amazing to think the hands these passed through, especially the Reichsmark. How did it get to the United States Was it from a Jewish Imigrant? What about German post war? Or better yet an American GI? I like the last, from one GI to another!
Happy Hunting all, enjoy my the pics my wife's about to post.
~phrostie
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