whitesid
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yesterday i picked up my usual box. i knew it would be a good one. for me the good ones are the boxes that they don't stamp the date on them. well this was the weird part. i looked at the ends of the rolls. there was 2 walkers and 4 40%s showing. the rest were the normal clad on both ends. so i started to open . everyone with a silver showing had at least 4 silvers in there. mostly 90%ers at that 
then the rest of the clad showing box only had 3 more 40%ers and 1 walker.
i total i got:
14 40%ers
19 90%ers
5 walkers
8 Benni.
6 1964s
one of the walkers was drilled to. it was a nice 1943-S. i think it was done along time ago thought, if you look the inside of the hole is just as black as the coin. someone in the 1940s or 1950s was probally collecting alittle silver from each coin and the returning them back to cirulation and making a few $$ from the silver.
then the rest of the clad showing box only had 3 more 40%ers and 1 walker.i total i got:
14 40%ers
19 90%ers
5 walkers
8 Benni.
6 1964s
one of the walkers was drilled to. it was a nice 1943-S. i think it was done along time ago thought, if you look the inside of the hole is just as black as the coin. someone in the 1940s or 1950s was probally collecting alittle silver from each coin and the returning them back to cirulation and making a few $$ from the silver.
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