My golf course was giving away silver change for face value!!
DoubleEagle59
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Apparently since Sunday the golf course I play at had 4 rolls of Canadian dimes that were all silver in their change drawer.
I just noticed today and they had $8.20 in dimes remaining so I paid them $100 for them.
Must have been some happy weekend duffers!!
I told the head pro (who went to the bank on Saturday for the rolls in the first place) to immediately get to his bank NOW and get as many rolls as he can.
I just noticed today and they had $8.20 in dimes remaining so I paid them $100 for them.
Must have been some happy weekend duffers!!
I told the head pro (who went to the bank on Saturday for the rolls in the first place) to immediately get to his bank NOW and get as many rolls as he can.
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<< <i>Apparently since Sunday the golf course I play at had 4 rolls of Canadian dimes that were all silver in their change drawer.
I just noticed today and they had $8.20 in dimes remaining so I paid them $100 for them.
Must have been some happy weekend duffers!!
I told the head pro (who went to the bank on Saturday for the rolls in the first place) to immediately get to his bank NOW and get as many rolls as he can. >>
If the company was giving the silver dimes away at face value, why would you pay $100 for them? This makes no sense to me.
<< <i>My yacht club was giving away gold coins for face value. >>
Are you related to Longacre?
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<< <i>Apparently since Sunday the golf course I play at had 4 rolls of Canadian dimes that were all silver in their change drawer.
I just noticed today and they had $8.20 in dimes remaining so I paid them $100 for them.
Must have been some happy weekend duffers!!
I told the head pro (who went to the bank on Saturday for the rolls in the first place) to immediately get to his bank NOW and get as many rolls as he can. >>
If the company was giving the silver dimes away at face value, why would you pay $100 for them? This makes no sense to me. >>
and did the club pocket the difference, or the pro?
<< <i>I told the head pro (who went to the bank on Saturday for the rolls in the first place) to immediately get to his bank NOW and get as many rolls as he can. >>
I would have asked him what bank he went to.
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<< <i>Apparently since Sunday the golf course I play at had 4 rolls of Canadian dimes that were all silver in their change drawer.
I just noticed today and they had $8.20 in dimes remaining so I paid them $100 for them.
Must have been some happy weekend duffers!!
I told the head pro (who went to the bank on Saturday for the rolls in the first place) to immediately get to his bank NOW and get as many rolls as he can. >>
If the company was giving the silver dimes away at face value, why would you pay $100 for them? This makes no sense to me. >>
Here come the morality police...
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<< <i>Apparently since Sunday the golf course I play at had 4 rolls of Canadian dimes that were all silver in their change drawer.
I just noticed today and they had $8.20 in dimes remaining so I paid them $100 for them.
Must have been some happy weekend duffers!!
I told the head pro (who went to the bank on Saturday for the rolls in the first place) to immediately get to his bank NOW and get as many rolls as he can. >>
If the company was giving the silver dimes away at face value, why would you pay $100 for them? This makes no sense to me. >>
Maybe I didn't fully explain it.
They received these four rolls of dimes from their bank because they were low on dimes, as change in their change drawer.
Sat to Mon they used up 2 1/2 rolls in giving back change to the paying customers.
Today the pro told me about the rolls and yes I could have cheated him and bought the remaining $8.20 in dimes for $8.20, but I decided to do the proper thing and pay him a fair value.
Now, if this is what you understood in the first place, then I would answer your post as "because I'm not dishonest like you". If I'm mistaken in my assumption, then please accept my apology.
<< <i>but I decided to do the proper thing and pay him a fair value. >>
that was my first thought.
wow, he could have done that quite differently.
i bet you felt quite good to do that AND get some neat canadian dimes
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<< <i>....my 8 year old daughter found her own form of silver in golf balls!!!....She has sold a dozen of balls before for 50.00 bucks!! not all of them go that high but some do!!!! So its sorda the same thing. >>
The very best used golf balls aren't worth remotely that much, even if hit only once. You've clearly got a charming kid, and it's neat to see young entrepreneurs rewarded like that!