$1500 in halves searched today, Found brinks in loomis!

jewelerdave · Mar 11, 2008

Sadly, not much to report,

But I did find a 51S ben, a 64 and 2 40s

But what I found just funny and made me just laugh. This was A Loomis box.
But I found a piece of Coin Wrapping from a brinks roll on top of the 51 ben between it and a clad.

Who put that there? LOL

hit80s · Mar 11, 2008

I DID TO SHOW HOW TO MARK SEARCHED COINS

jewelerdave · Mar 11, 2008

LOLOLOLOL

Well thanks for the Benny!

Cat J · Mar 11, 2008

Oh so Loomis is seading the boxes with Brinks wrappers. I see.

Cat

jewelerdave · Mar 11, 2008

no no no, there was a part of a brinks wrapper in a loomis roll, Someone who was searching didnt clean up very well, I have found loomis paper in rolls of halves before, as well as parts of recipts, dollar bills and other note paper, gum wrappers etc, But this is the first time I have fount brinks paper in a lommis roll.

Cat J · Mar 11, 2008

I know what you said... I was just joking. Remember people saying Brinks was seeding their rolls with silver... like it would grow and turn all the little clad into silver babies.

LOL
Cat

jewelerdave · Mar 12, 2008

Ahh, lol

If only that worked. Coin rolling alchemy LOL

Looks like it did for these halves! Looks like I harvested them a bit to early, they were not solid silver yet!

Cat J · Mar 12, 2008

Hurry put them back in the incubator cover them with a moist towel and in the oven at 125 for another week maybe two and they surly will turn by then.

Good luck

Or put them under the next goose you see.

No wait that will give you gold.... not a bad idea!

LOL
Cat

Silver_Fox · Mar 13, 2008

jewelerdave said:
Ahh, lol

If only that worked. Coin rolling alchemy LOL

Looks like it did for these halves! Looks like I harvested them a bit to early, they were not solid silver yet!

You should have waited JD. Not only did most of these turn to silver, it started as a $10 roll and cloned into a $20 roll. :tongue3:

jewelerdave · Mar 13, 2008

I have been been waiting, Look at all these have have been growing quite nicely! I think the high altitude here causes them to lose judgment and they breed like rabbits!