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I have very little info but this is better than none. The lady next store to me father passed away about 10 days ago some where's in WV. The sister took a 2lb coffee can to the bank coin counting machine. Loaded with silver dollars quarters dimes and collectable coins of his 92 years.
Please don't ask where or which bank, town county or any questions. I don't have that info,and I am not going to ask he. Just go buy some rolls where ever you live maybe it will be the right spot? She said she counted just under 100 dollars face!
 
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I'm sure that any collector could fill several holes in their album, from such a large quantity of coins. It is sad that people don't try to find someone who would appreciate those coins, but instead just dump them for quick cash. I guess this makes me a collector first and a coin roll hunter second. But I would gladly pay a fair price for a chance to add to my collection.
 
I Saw Someone Left A 2 Pound Can On The Table When I Strolled Into My Bank Friday
If That Is So ill Go Looking For That In An Hour :icon_thumright:
 
It was a mistake to have dumped them in the coin machine. She did not know this was a collection of his.The sister by me knew the coins that were in the can were silver collectables.
she is very upset over the loss. I wish I was able to tell you where it was.
 
I don'e see why the other sister just go to the bank and buy them back. All she would have to do is buy the bags like we do......Matt
 

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