A classic customer excuse for why he had halves to turn in
Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2011 10:20 pm
There is someone in my area sorting halves. he has an interesting way of turning them in. He doesn't open the roll entirely; he just opens the top then folds it closed like you would a traditional wrapper.
Unfortunately, I sometimes end up with his halves that he has sorted.
Today, I went into one of my dump banks and they said they had over $600 in halves.
I asked them if someone turned them in
They said the guy said he had obtained all those halves because he was making a sculpture out of halves.
I figured I would take the chance; when the brought them out they were in the original bank wrappings but had been folded at the top.
I knew right away that this had been someone looking for silver
All the rolls were skunks; I thought his excuse was kind of funny and that the tellers actually believed that story.
Unfortunately, I sometimes end up with his halves that he has sorted.
Today, I went into one of my dump banks and they said they had over $600 in halves.
I asked them if someone turned them in
They said the guy said he had obtained all those halves because he was making a sculpture out of halves.
I figured I would take the chance; when the brought them out they were in the original bank wrappings but had been folded at the top.
I knew right away that this had been someone looking for silver
All the rolls were skunks; I thought his excuse was kind of funny and that the tellers actually believed that story.