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My wife's "found in change" from yesterday
LanLord
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As I was sitting on the couch yesterday, my wife was sorting coins from a fund raiser that she is working for the elementary school where she works.
Out popped a half dollar that didn't look right to her, so she tosses it over to me.
It was a 1943 Walker. In Fine condition, perhaps a little shiney.
That was quite a thrill, but then I started wondering about who spent it. I sort of feel sorry for them, I hope they didn't raid mom or dads coin collection, or worse, I hope they aren't spending valuables because of any hardship.
It is cool to see a Walker in circulation! It's now my pocket piece.
Out popped a half dollar that didn't look right to her, so she tosses it over to me.
It was a 1943 Walker. In Fine condition, perhaps a little shiney.
That was quite a thrill, but then I started wondering about who spent it. I sort of feel sorry for them, I hope they didn't raid mom or dads coin collection, or worse, I hope they aren't spending valuables because of any hardship.
It is cool to see a Walker in circulation! It's now my pocket piece.
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<< <i>It's now my pocket piece. >>
LanLord: If you are going to keep it in your pocket, please don't spend it by mistake
Stuart
Collect 18th & 19th Century US Type Coins, Silver Dollars, $20 Gold Double Eagles and World Crowns & Talers with High Eye Appeal
"Luck is what happens when Preparation meets Opportunity"
I owned/operated a small coffee shop for a period, and I would always keep some steel cents, other wheats, and even a few worn out IHCs in the register. I would give them to certain customers that I "liked" and wanted to show a little extra attention to
I'm such a cheeseball
i guess that's why we collect them