Lady gives me collection (Yep im back)

sagthegreat · Feb 10, 2013

Hey guys, im back! Because of school i haven't had time to crh, but now i got my first job, so im out of luck. But in a ironic turn of events, i was talking to a lady at the store i work at, and after finding out I liked silver, she gave me some coins from her collection, for being a "polite young man". Store policy doesnt allow any out of store transitions to happen during hours, so i call my mom, and she picked them up :P.

Here's wat i got:

1960 Canada Silver half
1913 Indian Silver Rupee
1939 Silver Reichmark (Nazi logo on back)
1944 Walker
1956 Franklin
1913 Morgan?!
1964 half (2 of them)

I couldnt post pics, so here is the link to them

https://picasaweb.google.com/110608865940270746746/Coins?authuser=0&feat=directlink

SilverForBrains · Feb 12, 2013

50cent said:
All of this crap about cougars is irrelevant, what matters is, that he is likely only making $7.25 an hour and they have him deal with 'store policy' like this? I bet they don't let you take coins out of the register either? this place is a complete and utter disgrace, to treat a young employee like this. Next time, transact with her face-to-face, you don't need your mother to come to the store, burn gasoline, if you work has a problem, they are a disgrace.

Also, beer, cougars, what the heck? Sagthegreat is a kid posting obviously, and you should really try and watch your tone around this homie. He is likely to pick up some bad habits, and he does not need to be drawn to beer or 'cougars'.

God forbid he listens to 50 cent then!

Gold Maven · Feb 12, 2013

50cent said:
A bank is an institution that has specific reasons for cash to be restricted in many ways, customer demand, requests, bank totals, transaction amounts. As far as I know, a cashier job (unless you work at a bank, as a teller), has no need to have these ramifications. Just so long as you are not missing/ have overages- the denominations left over, should not matter. And receiving cash from a customer, is between you and the customer. Not you-store policy-customer. It sounds to me, like you have some rude boss, who gets fun out of bossing you around, and and writing you up for needless reasons. If it was not for the Ag flow from customers, I'd suggest you leave that place.

I'm with you 50, my wife worked as a bank teller and it's a horrible job. They can't pull any coin out of their trays, and yet have to balance to the penny every night. They get paid minimum wage, have to wear nice clothes, and are often in fear of robberies. I'm not sure why any one would want a job like that.

sagittarius98 · Feb 12, 2013

sagthegreat said:
Wow thanks, its 5 reichmark, and A for Auschwitz? its about .5 ounces right?? and thanks

A= Berlin
B=Vienna (Hitler occupied Austria)
D=Munich
E=Muldenhutten
F=Stuttgart
G=Karlsruhe
J=Hamburg

Forgot that I would need the date too. It is just over .4 troy oz. The mintmarks are only for the Nazi coins. The newer coins have different mint marks.

Treasure_Hunter · Feb 12, 2013

50cent said:
All of this crap about cougars is irrelevant, ......................................Also, beer, cougars, what the heck? Sagthegreat is a kid posting obviously, and you should really try and watch your tone around this homie. He is likely to pick up some bad habits, and he does not need to be drawn to beer or 'cougars'.

Agree with 50 here, please remember to keep it on topic and no need for the crude innuendos, they are insulting to some of our members......

sagthegreat · Feb 12, 2013

Treasure_Hunter said:
Agree with 50 here, please remember to keep it on topic and no need for the crude innuendos, they are insulting to some of our members......

WOO! second amendment rights,

sagittarius98 said:
A= Berlin
B=Vienna (Hitler occupied Austria)
D=Munich
E=Muldenhutten
F=Stuttgart
G=Karlsruhe
J=Hamburg

Forgot that I would need the date too. It is just over .4 troy oz. The mintmarks are only for the Nazi coins. The newer coins have different mint marks.

its 1939