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Crazy weekend numbers, even by CT standards...

38.73 CA
18.52 US
-0- silver

Morsecode wrote:Crazy weekend numbers, even by CT standards...

38.73 CA
18.52 US
-0- silver

Wow they must have thought you robbed the bank!

hobo finds wrote:Wow they must have thought you robbed the bank!

Banks. Plural. From 16 bank stops.

Dang ... What a haul!

$0.50

Morsecode wrote:

hobo finds wrote:Wow they must have thought you robbed the bank!

Banks. Plural. From 16 bank stops.

Drools. Plural.

Ridiculous haul from one machine...I'm on the route now, totals later

You gotta be frickin kidding me...

Yep, it's almost embarrassing...

1972S, 1974S Ike proofs 40%
5 Kennedy 40%
1982S proof Washington half commem 90%
5 Roosevelt dimes 90%
1946, 1957, 1960 quarters
1927 quarter
1956, 1957 Franklin halves

Total silver: $3 face 90%, $4.50 face 40%

Also...5 clad Ikes, .35 modern US, 3.54 CA, and a "golden" 1970S Jeff nickel xf to au, some misc foreign, and a couple tokens.

What makes the whole thing sweeter is this was the branch I had trouble with last Sunday. A new teller, looking to impress his manager no doubt, literally got in my face about lifting the coin basket. As I continued doing so anyway I suggested to him in my best scary Walter White voice that maybe he should go back to his teller window while he was still able. He turned a little white himself, then the manager came over and told him to leave me alone

So junior G-Man was off today. Too bad; I would've liked to rub his face in it.

For the weekend:

23.37 CA
3.81 US

3.60 face 90%
4.50 face 40%

Morsecode wrote:Ridiculous haul from one machine...I'm on the route now, totals later

That is great!

Morsecode wrote:Yep, it's almost embarrassing...

1972S, 1974S Ike proofs 40%
5 Kennedy 40%
1982S proof Washington half commem 90%
5 Roosevelt dimes 90%
1946, 1957, 1960 quarters
1927 quarter
1956, 1957 Franklin halves

Total silver: $3 face 90%, $4.50 face 40%

Also...5 clad Ikes, .35 modern US, 3.54 CA, and a "golden" 1970S Jeff nickel xf to au, some misc foreign, and a couple tokens.

What makes the whole thing sweeter is this was the branch I had trouble with last Sunday. A new teller, looking to impress his manager no doubt, literally got in my face about lifting the coin basket. As I continued doing so anyway I suggested to him in my best scary Walter White voice that maybe he should go back to his teller window while he was still able. He turned a little white himself, then the manager came over and told him to leave me alone

So junior G-Man was off today. Too bad; I would've liked to rub his face in it.

Quite an incredible haul! Congrats!

Morsecode... Two monster weekends. You're killing us. For goodness' sake!

$0.25

And another dime; $0.10

28.00 even, CA
4.76 US
7 silver Roosie
1 Mercury
1 '46 quarter

Another sweet haul for you!

For me $0.25

$.01 in change

$0.41

24.97 CA
2.75 US
1 lonely silver Roosevelt

Notable: 18 steel cents, 1936 KGV nickel, 2012 new "brassy" looking looney (ugh!), 1992 Jeff nickel found heads-up in the parking lot. Supposed to be good luck.

$2.29

12.95 CA
2.97 US

2 silver dimes

68Camaro wrote:$2.29

That's large for you, isn't it? Did you shakedown a Canadian tourist in the parking lot?

Too funny, but probably close to reality. It must have been someone who had recently been in Canada because it was mostly newer change, some from 2013. There were two .999 nickels (maybe even from someone else) but the rest was all 20xx dates. Probably a snowbird down for the summer.