YAY! I just got to search through a little stash...
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My boss's father had saved some coins - pretty much the usual suspects: lots of foreign coins from his time in the war, but there were 13 Morgan and Peace Dollars, a couple Walkers, a few 1964 Kennedy Halves, many, many Bicentennial quarters, halves and dollars, an 1893 Indian Cent and a completely dateless SLQ. Not enough for her to retire on, but it was fun to look through it all.
It was also fun to drop a clad quarter and a silver quarter on the countertop and hear my coworkers all say, "Hey, they sound different!"
It was also fun to drop a clad quarter and a silver quarter on the countertop and hear my coworkers all say, "Hey, they sound different!"
Positive BST transactions with: too many names to list! 36 at last count.
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<< <i>Did you check the Morgans and Peace dollars for VAM's and varieties >>
I did not and wouldn't even know where to begin. I know there were a couple 96's, a low grade 97-O, a low grade 1900-O (not over CC), a few 21's of course, and a 34-D Peace that was low grade and cleaned.