gordon and tanner
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This past week we both searched one $25 box each. Dad box was a brinks from Huntington Bank, he was the winner with 12 wheats (oldest 1934) the rest were common an 1 Bahama starfish. Tanner made a valiant effort only to come short by one wheat. Tanner did have one of our best variety boxes ever. He searched a Brinks box from a Chase in Detroit ending up with 11 wheats (oldest 1934), a 1943s(?) steel cent our third steel cent found in rolls in the wild and a nice red 1953d (upgrade for our CRH book). He also had a Bahama starfish coin and 4 King George VI 42,43,45 and 51.
Keep on Searching
Dad and Tanner
PS I worked at the Detroit Athletic Club on Saturday morning. I drove down 8 Mile a bit stopping at 6 or 7 banks on the south side of 8 mile in the hood. I found $230 in customer rolled halves and found: 1~1964 90% and 1~1967 40%.
Keep on Searching
Dad and Tanner
PS I worked at the Detroit Athletic Club on Saturday morning. I drove down 8 Mile a bit stopping at 6 or 7 banks on the south side of 8 mile in the hood. I found $230 in customer rolled halves and found: 1~1964 90% and 1~1967 40%.
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