TheRockDoc
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- May 28, 2011
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Hello all, it has been a while since I have really posted, I have had some interested things to report, and I will as soon as I have enough time. For now, though I figured I had to let you guys know about my awesome find in 600 bucks worth of dumps....
So, at one of my pick up banks, a teller calls and says that someone has just dropped off a few hundred bucks in coin (i thought it was all denominations of coin)-but it ended up being 600 worth of halves. So they put my name on it, and i go in yesterday to pick them up. I am immediately dissapointed when I see about 10 different styles of CWR's, alot of them were so old I have never even seen a roll like that. I can only imagine what they found in these when they got them from wherever they got them, there were alot of uncirculated rolls, it was def. a collection or two they had rounded up from different banks.. So I buy all 600 worth, (knowing they are dumps, but I would rather take them to a different bank then my supply bank). *Someone tell me if they dissagree on being able to tell for sure they are a CRH'ers dumps... (there are several reasons I know they are dumps, and I would be willing to bet my truck on it). As I have mentioned in the past, my obsession makes me go through every single one even though I know nobody would leave silver behind right
So I am about 10 minutes in, and out into my hand comes a roll, and in the middle there is the most beautiful sqared, silver edge that I immediately chuckled and thought, ahhhh, slick. Painted? or Plated? but to my astonishment, it was a 2005-s SILVER proof. 
I can only imagine one possible way this could happen first of all, I noticed several NIFC's, and a couple other clad NIFC proofs. So I am thinking that this CRH'er does not edge check, they dump them all out in their hand, and look at each coin's date, when they saw a 2005 s, they just tossed it back (like the other NIFC's and clad NIFC-S's without realizing it could be silver)... I know for me, if I had ever done that, I would hear it hit the other coin, and immediately dump it back out and save it, but I myself know that when Im in a hurry, I have had my wife or whoever is with me, hurry and go through each one to find the 1970 and earlier dates... This is defiantely something I never thought would happen, but I am sure glad it did. So now this brings up a new argument, do you loose more silvers by edge checking, or by date checking??
Anyways, happy hunting guys.
So, at one of my pick up banks, a teller calls and says that someone has just dropped off a few hundred bucks in coin (i thought it was all denominations of coin)-but it ended up being 600 worth of halves. So they put my name on it, and i go in yesterday to pick them up. I am immediately dissapointed when I see about 10 different styles of CWR's, alot of them were so old I have never even seen a roll like that. I can only imagine what they found in these when they got them from wherever they got them, there were alot of uncirculated rolls, it was def. a collection or two they had rounded up from different banks.. So I buy all 600 worth, (knowing they are dumps, but I would rather take them to a different bank then my supply bank). *Someone tell me if they dissagree on being able to tell for sure they are a CRH'ers dumps... (there are several reasons I know they are dumps, and I would be willing to bet my truck on it). As I have mentioned in the past, my obsession makes me go through every single one even though I know nobody would leave silver behind right
So I am about 10 minutes in, and out into my hand comes a roll, and in the middle there is the most beautiful sqared, silver edge that I immediately chuckled and thought, ahhhh, slick. Painted? or Plated? but to my astonishment, it was a 2005-s SILVER proof. I can only imagine one possible way this could happen first of all, I noticed several NIFC's, and a couple other clad NIFC proofs. So I am thinking that this CRH'er does not edge check, they dump them all out in their hand, and look at each coin's date, when they saw a 2005 s, they just tossed it back (like the other NIFC's and clad NIFC-S's without realizing it could be silver)... I know for me, if I had ever done that, I would hear it hit the other coin, and immediately dump it back out and save it, but I myself know that when Im in a hurry, I have had my wife or whoever is with me, hurry and go through each one to find the 1970 and earlier dates... This is defiantely something I never thought would happen, but I am sure glad it did. So now this brings up a new argument, do you loose more silvers by edge checking, or by date checking
??Anyways, happy hunting guys.
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