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Silver spotted in the wild from the drive through window.
DNADave
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Had to cash a check today from the drive through window at my bank. I could see the coin tray inside and clearly saw some silver in the stack of halves.
I asked to buy them and was told someone was on their way to buy them, so I asked if I could just buy a few. I was hoping for 90% but hey for 50 cents why not. These will go to my son.
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How many were 40%? Nice catch from the drive through.... Cheers, RickO
Good Eye! Lol
Not only us hounddogs can see silver from a distance, we can also hear silver from a distance. What's next, smell from a distance?
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With the plague upon us I now do all my banking via the drive through. But previously I always checked out the bank tellers' coin trays for silver half dollars. Scored a lot of silver that way.
9 1967 and one 1971.
Nice haul!
71 isn’t silver, but good job on the others.
nice one
BHNC #203
I couldn’t help but think of this.
I love these kind of threads.
Reminds me of the time a few years ago when I saw one of the trays at the supermarket checkout loaded with silver. The checker said a customer paid with them earlier. I asked if I could buy them and the checker said, "well, you can have all these (Franklins), but I'm keeping these (Walkers)". I think I got a dozen Franklins for face...
mbogoman
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Beautiful. So, for $5 face, you got in return over $40 in silver. And that's only 40%. Good going.
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