Wheat Penny gave in change from coin shop

[MrSchulz]

Stopped by my local coin shop to pickup some 2x2s and a hard plastic holder for a 1955 D wheat cent I bought. I also picked up the hard plastic holder for my 1899 O Barber Quarter. Long story short all of it came to like $5.13, I handed her a $10, and she gave me the change. Later inspection yielded a 1958 D Wheatie. Strange coming from a coin shop.

 

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[ckrakowski]

You could always shuffle them up...BAM...consecutive problem solved!

banks may not always have consecutive notes anyways. Doesn't hurt to try! Good luck!

the problem is not solved as the bills are still there it is not like one of the bills just disappeared. and this is with $2 dollar bills and since most banks dont have any they have to order them and are usally sent new crisp consecutive bills.

 

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[sagittarius98]

the problem is not solved as the bills are still there it is not like one of the bills just disappeared. and this is with $2 dollar bills and since most banks dont have any they have to order them and are usally sent new crisp consecutive bills.

Sell the consecutive bills on ebay for a profit, and you'll be happier than buying those $2 for $11 more than they are worth.