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At my usual Sat morning dime box pickup I was asked for drivers license and a social security number.

"New rule," she said. Non-customer cash transactions over $300.

Ok...she asked for a SS #. I gave what I thought was a good one.

Get ready for a visit from the man, you terrorist scum!

Morsecode wrote:At my usual Sat morning dime box pickup I was asked for drivers license and a social security number.

"New rule," she said. Non-customer cash transactions over $300.

Ok...she asked for a SS #. I gave what I thought was a good one.

Yep take those $300 in bills and trade them in for easy to get rid of dimes

You've apparently been "breaking bad" lol

Morsecode wrote:Ok...she asked for a SS #. I gave what I thought was a good one.

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I get id'd every time I pick up coin. From almost every bank. I just don't care.

I have never been id'd for coin. I would care

There are some untraceable fake bills being passed. They originated from Canada and are so good they pass almost every know test for real bills. I suspect a counterfeiter would want to trade for coins and then get cash for coins and pass them. This is probably why they are now asking ID. There's much more info on this, but nothing more I can talk about.

John_doe wrote:I get id'd every time I pick up coin. From almost every bank. I just don't care.

Rusty gets a fake ID and becomes a winning high roller (taking on the pseudonym 'Nick Pappagiorgio')
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rusty-Griswol-N ... 4d0e1a8d72

is this your ID?