Pennyworth
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Saturday morning I went with my mom to her bank as she had some banking to do. I never buy coins from this bank because they have to take each roll of coins and count them before they sell them. Since I like to buy in large quantities I just don't bother. My mother told me to ask for halves and I wasn't going too, but at the window she reminded me. So I asked the teller if she had any halves available and she said $90.00, how much would you like. Of course I said I'll take all of them. She went to the vault to buy them and returned to the counter. I immediately noticed that the wrappers looked very old and beat up. Then I noticed some writing on the wrappers but I couldn't read it from where I was standing. I immediately thought are they silver? Hmmm So then she opens each roll and precedes to count and verify that the rolls are not short. As I see her dump the coins into her hand I can see the rims of the halves and I can tell they are indeed SILVER. I didn't want to get excited or smile like a hungry fox, so I had to bite my lower lip. The teller was very nice and talked while she checked all nine rolls of halves. If she knew they were silver, she sure didn't care. About 7 out of 9 rolls were all silver! That was a good start to the new year of crh!
Halves Found:
119-40% silver
13- 90% silver
I went to several other banks that morning and bought 2 boxes of dimes and 1 box of cents.
Dimes Found:
5 silver Rosies
Cents:
12 Wheats : 1937(2), 1939, 1941(clipped planchet),1944(2), 1946,1947,1951D, 1953S, 1955, 1958D
Counter stamped SC (South Carolina)
18 Canadian cents: 1950 George VI the earliest
Halves Found:
119-40% silver
13- 90% silver
I went to several other banks that morning and bought 2 boxes of dimes and 1 box of cents.
Dimes Found:
5 silver Rosies
Cents:
12 Wheats : 1937(2), 1939, 1941(clipped planchet),1944(2), 1946,1947,1951D, 1953S, 1955, 1958D
Counter stamped SC (South Carolina)
18 Canadian cents: 1950 George VI the earliest
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