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I have a wonderful teller!

barneyb71

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Even with my very little knowledge of coins, I have at least got one teller looking for some good stuff. She gives me the Rosie's that she finds and always looks for other stuff. A few weeks ago she told me she bought some coins this older lady brought in. " I know they are good coins and some might be silver....they are all shiny and look really good. "
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66 - 2, 67 - 2, 68s - 3, 69s - 2, 70s - 3
I think the 66/67's might be special mints.
My first 68 - 70 S mints not in sets.
71s - 3, 72s - 3, 77s - 2 , 79s - 2,
80s - 3, 81s - 5, 82s - 5
All halves look in uncirculated conditions.
77s - 2, My first Ike's not in sets
79s - 2, 80s - 3, 81s - 5,
Not sure if S is open or closed on 79's n 81's.
I automatically doubled her money, and working on something more for her! Told her she did a great job!
 
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If you paid 2X face value, you done good! All of coins in the first photo look like sweet silver.

I don't know enough about the coins in photo 2 to offer an opinion.

Remember to take good care of that teller!

Congrats
 
Awesome deal. Sometimes you find really good tellers. I'm lucky in my town, even the dump bank tellers are really nice. Today I took in 200 bucks in dimes, and got nothing but smiles and a reminder to help myself to some cookies on the way out.
 
All in the first photo are silver. The rest of them just check the rim like you would for any other coin . If the rim is silver there ya go. Nice finds!
 
Those are all proofs.
The more modern ones look like they were just popped out of the cellophane.
Obviously the 1970 and before are silver.
Great find.
That teller must like you a lot.
 

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