jim4silver
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- Apr 15, 2008
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Lately I have been seeing lots Brinks boxes with most of the coins marked with a red circle or C ,or sometimes untelligible markings, all that appear to be done by the same CRHer with the same marker. Whoever it is must be doing a high volume in my area.
It is very irritating and the last few dumps have drawn questions from the tellers "are you marking these coins this way?". For some reason it is more annoying than the usual stripe you see frequently (I don't even notice these as much anymore). Seems 95% of all the coins in these boxes are marked by this particular CRHer.
Anyway, the boxes have all been skunks except for one coin. There was a 64 Kennedy that someone had apparently wore on a necklace because there was a hole over the 6 in 64.
I search the rims and saw it immediately as being a keeper, and the sound test verified silver. But the red-marking CRHer must search dates only because he/she had their trademark red C on the face of the coin.
I am thinking about stopping Brinks boxes for a while because this particular CRHer must be doing high volume here and I am tired of getting all his dumps lately. CRHing has really picked up here in that all my buy banks now have multiple CRHers ordering boxes (my main bank now limits how many boxes an individual can get because of all the demand-although there are no fees yet).
Brinks is the main game in town, and hopefully red marker man is dumping only at banks using Brinks. Time to try some CWI boxes and different banks for a while maybe.
Jim
It is very irritating and the last few dumps have drawn questions from the tellers "are you marking these coins this way?". For some reason it is more annoying than the usual stripe you see frequently (I don't even notice these as much anymore). Seems 95% of all the coins in these boxes are marked by this particular CRHer.
Anyway, the boxes have all been skunks except for one coin. There was a 64 Kennedy that someone had apparently wore on a necklace because there was a hole over the 6 in 64.
I search the rims and saw it immediately as being a keeper, and the sound test verified silver. But the red-marking CRHer must search dates only because he/she had their trademark red C on the face of the coin.
I am thinking about stopping Brinks boxes for a while because this particular CRHer must be doing high volume here and I am tired of getting all his dumps lately. CRHing has really picked up here in that all my buy banks now have multiple CRHers ordering boxes (my main bank now limits how many boxes an individual can get because of all the demand-although there are no fees yet).
Brinks is the main game in town, and hopefully red marker man is dumping only at banks using Brinks. Time to try some CWI boxes and different banks for a while maybe.
Jim
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