jjaddict
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- Sep 22, 2011
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Hit up a new bank on the outskirts of town, trying to mix up my pick-up locations. Brand new teller, had a lady helping her the whole time. Picked up two boxes of dimes and one of nickels. I noticed that she had a handful of halves in her tray....and they looked extra shiny 
Asked to buy them, she said no prob, clink clink clink clink $6.50 worth. All 40 %'ers, woohoo!! And the best part... one was a 70D in really nice shape, score!!
Boxes of dimes were decent, first box had three silvers: '59, '53s, and a '64. Second box not as productive, only one silver, a '64d.
Not much going on with the box of nicks, 23 pre-60's. No war nicks.
Asked to buy them, she said no prob, clink clink clink clink $6.50 worth. All 40 %'ers, woohoo!! And the best part... one was a 70D in really nice shape, score!!Boxes of dimes were decent, first box had three silvers: '59, '53s, and a '64. Second box not as productive, only one silver, a '64d.
Not much going on with the box of nicks, 23 pre-60's. No war nicks.
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Congrats on a great score! Getting a 1970D is the icing on the cake. I've gone thru almost 300,000 coins & haven't found one yet. I only recently found a 40% Bi-Cennential half. What state are you from? I'm beginning to believe that the 1970 half's never made it East of the Mississippi.
