2/16/12 - 20 Bank Run (1 Keeper!)

[tallguybry]

Hey Hey,

I had some time before work to do a quick run.

One word: "Ewwwww"

20 Banks
- 14 out of 20 had NONE
- I was rejected at 1 out of the remaining 6

Which leaves:
$28 in loose from the trays and a $10 CWR from the remaining 5.
1 - 40% 1968 from the loose ones

Again, some silver is better then none!

Going to take a break until after the holiday. Back to the grind on Tuesday!

H$H!!
TGB

 

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[palidin20603]

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[silversearcher9040]

- I was rejected at 1 out of the remaining 6

What is "being rejected"? How does that differ from them not having any halves on hand?

 

[Bigheed]

TGB depending on how far and wide you are searching you will find that you can quickly exhaust the loose and CWR in an area pretty quickly. I used to do alot of searching around town but it got to the point where it was like nope the last time we had any you got them.

SS9040 - being rejected means the teller asks if you have an account at the bank or C/U and if you don't they won't and are not obligated to do business with you

Keep at it!

Bigheed

 

[blink]

I'm new to this as well but from what I have noticed I agree with Bigheed. You can quickly exhaust halves from teller trays and really the main supply in boxes can be exhausted rather quickly. It seems that there is a diminishing return over a period of time but i also understand the arguement that if you don't check you could miss some new supply.

I'm struggling with just how actively to attack this right now but I think this is some very good advice by Bigheed.