blindpig
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O' Money Bag's
Hi all ,.. Don’t know where this post really belong’s ?? But I figured , this O’ bank issued coin / currency bag may spark the interest of some coin collectors , and might be somewhat of a related collectible itself ,...I would like to know ??

Now , I assume this bag dates post 1933 as it reads Federal Deposit Insurance , and I suppose it could have easily been used through the fifty’s ? The key to its age may lay with in the fine print , that I’m sure you can’t read in the pic,.. But reads ; Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation *Member* ; 5,000 Maximum Insurance for each Depositor .
Anyway up till today I’ve been using it to hold my scrap silver that I’ve found , If I hear back from anyone that it’s a rare thing , I’ll stop using it as my O’ silver poke .


Yet ,.. Another O’ money bag , ;Cira late 60's early 70's ,. Now this one , I remember as a kid , as Grandpa would take me with him up to the Stock Yards in Sioux Falls , believed they paid cash back then ?? Anyway , near the yard’s we would stop off for a pop ,.. And Grandpa would invest in some pony’s , but I never saw any pony’s on the farm?? Good memory’s , ..
...so I was happy when I found this bag in with a bunch of silver coin I brought back out here to Cali to scrap . Funny thing is , I called around up there in Sioux falls , couldn’t find anyone willing to pay more then 1 ½ X face ....
... My coin dealer out here at the time payed me 4X face .A few times I carried over $500 face in coin ,through the metal detectors at the airports , this was pre 9-11 , don’t believe you could do this today ?? I flipped through it all , didn’t find much , kept all the dollars [the buy was 10-11 ? Ea.] a few nicer Franklin half’s , but for the most part the stuff was well worn , .. The tooth fairy has made good use of part of my cut of ths stash ...

O.K. One last pic , this Standing Lib. Shows some cracks from ether a hard strike or hard planchet ,..?? I think it’s from the mint ,.. Cracks go though the coin , tis’ nothing more then a scraper , but it was odd . I was a bit surprised at the percentage of type I Standing Liberty Q’s , all dateless ,. Mind you, but I kept ‘em , maybe good cheap reverse filler’s ?? Ohh,. I believe this small horde was pulled from circulation late fifty’s /early sixty’s ??
Well ,... Looks as if I got off point somewhere with this post ... But I would like to hear from ya , if you have any insight on the older money bag . Thanks ,..Blindpig
Hi all ,.. Don’t know where this post really belong’s ?? But I figured , this O’ bank issued coin / currency bag may spark the interest of some coin collectors , and might be somewhat of a related collectible itself ,...I would like to know ??

Now , I assume this bag dates post 1933 as it reads Federal Deposit Insurance , and I suppose it could have easily been used through the fifty’s ? The key to its age may lay with in the fine print , that I’m sure you can’t read in the pic,.. But reads ; Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation *Member* ; 5,000 Maximum Insurance for each Depositor .
Anyway up till today I’ve been using it to hold my scrap silver that I’ve found , If I hear back from anyone that it’s a rare thing , I’ll stop using it as my O’ silver poke .


Yet ,.. Another O’ money bag , ;Cira late 60's early 70's ,. Now this one , I remember as a kid , as Grandpa would take me with him up to the Stock Yards in Sioux Falls , believed they paid cash back then ?? Anyway , near the yard’s we would stop off for a pop ,.. And Grandpa would invest in some pony’s , but I never saw any pony’s on the farm?? Good memory’s , ..



O.K. One last pic , this Standing Lib. Shows some cracks from ether a hard strike or hard planchet ,..?? I think it’s from the mint ,.. Cracks go though the coin , tis’ nothing more then a scraper , but it was odd . I was a bit surprised at the percentage of type I Standing Liberty Q’s , all dateless ,. Mind you, but I kept ‘em , maybe good cheap reverse filler’s ?? Ohh,. I believe this small horde was pulled from circulation late fifty’s /early sixty’s ??
Well ,... Looks as if I got off point somewhere with this post ... But I would like to hear from ya , if you have any insight on the older money bag . Thanks ,..Blindpig