1) 1 x 64

2) 5 x 64

3) skunkage........
Dano wrote:50.00 CWR halves & 100.00 BWR dimes = skunk.
But.......
While I was in line at the bank, a woman was at the counter. I could hear the teller stacking/counting halves and I could hear the distinctive ring of silver as she kept spilling them and knocking the stacks over. I could even tell that there were 90% and 40%, because she was having such trouble counting. I was nervously trying to figure out: was the customer selling the halves or buying the halves??
I was called up to the teller next to all of this, and when asked I stated that I was looking to buy any half dollars. Lo and behold, the customer was selling hers, and yes I would LOVE to buy all 24.50 she was turning in. We all had a good laugh, and I couldn't get them back from the teller fast enough!
1966 x2
1967 x2
1969-D x2
1964 x7!!!!
The customer was ecstatic to get folding money. The teller was glad to get rid of those cumbersome halves. And I was more than happy to make a 50.00 profit on 24.50 worth of halves!
Sometimes it is all about the timing. A minute earlier and I would have been ahead of the customer in line. A minute later and the teller might have bought the silver for herself!
Finally a good haul!
Saabman wrote:Dano wrote:50.00 CWR halves & 100.00 BWR dimes = skunk.
But.......
While I was in line at the bank, a woman was at the counter. I could hear the teller stacking/counting halves and I could hear the distinctive ring of silver as she kept spilling them and knocking the stacks over. I could even tell that there were 90% and 40%, because she was having such trouble counting. I was nervously trying to figure out: was the customer selling the halves or buying the halves??
I was called up to the teller next to all of this, and when asked I stated that I was looking to buy any half dollars. Lo and behold, the customer was selling hers, and yes I would LOVE to buy all 24.50 she was turning in. We all had a good laugh, and I couldn't get them back from the teller fast enough!
1966 x2
1967 x2
1969-D x2
1964 x7!!!!
The customer was ecstatic to get folding money. The teller was glad to get rid of those cumbersome halves. And I was more than happy to make a 50.00 profit on 24.50 worth of halves!
Sometimes it is all about the timing. A minute earlier and I would have been ahead of the customer in line. A minute later and the teller might have bought the silver for herself!
Finally a good haul!
Sweet score!!!!!!!!!!!!! WTG!!!!!! Thogey's widow perhaps!??!
Dano wrote:Saabman wrote:Dano wrote: The 1964's are blast white like they were minted yesterday! These had not circulated much if at all.
Return to Tracking Threads Only
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 7 guests