jim4silver
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Called a bank and they said they had $230 or so in customer rolls. I ride over there and see that they are all in newer style generic hand roll wrappers, and all are the same. This is usually not a good sign for grandpa's collection.
Anyway, I start going thru them in the parking lot and see that they are obviously somebody's dumps in that many have markings like I have been seeing in my boxes for the past few months. I am on my way to a dump bank so when I get to the dump bank I go thru more rolls because I wanna dump some of them. I am rushing a bit so I am basically using a quick glance plus sound. I noticed that many clad have a white/silver appearing rim, although they are not silver. Don't know where it came from but it is annoying.
All the sudden I hear "clink". I look and the silver rim is a 64. I do a few more rolls and another "clink"--another 64. All in all found 4 Kennedy 64's along with the many previously mentioned white/silver rimmed clads.
The only thing I can figure out is the original CRHer was a rim searcher only who got lazy and stopped checking the dates or for sound
All the rolls had at least some clearly marked CRHer reject coins. If I had only found one 64 I would have figured a teller added some coins to the rolls out of the till, but the 4 were in separate rolls along with marked coins.
Much better finds than I can remember compared to my boxes for only $230 in halves.
Jim
Anyway, I start going thru them in the parking lot and see that they are obviously somebody's dumps in that many have markings like I have been seeing in my boxes for the past few months. I am on my way to a dump bank so when I get to the dump bank I go thru more rolls because I wanna dump some of them. I am rushing a bit so I am basically using a quick glance plus sound. I noticed that many clad have a white/silver appearing rim, although they are not silver. Don't know where it came from but it is annoying.
All the sudden I hear "clink". I look and the silver rim is a 64. I do a few more rolls and another "clink"--another 64. All in all found 4 Kennedy 64's along with the many previously mentioned white/silver rimmed clads.
The only thing I can figure out is the original CRHer was a rim searcher only who got lazy and stopped checking the dates or for sound
All the rolls had at least some clearly marked CRHer reject coins. If I had only found one 64 I would have figured a teller added some coins to the rolls out of the till, but the 4 were in separate rolls along with marked coins.Much better finds than I can remember compared to my boxes for only $230 in halves.
Jim
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