Not dug but roll hunting

[Arkansashunter]

A lot of San Francisco mints a a couple of wheaties

 

[jim tn]

Yeah, there are still wheaties floating around out there. I got one in change a month or so ago. You are still east of the Mississippi River, you should have s mints by the handful. HH jim tn

 

[Arkansashunter]

I've been very lucky lately, I'm going to keep grinding

 

[Ronstar]

I see the two wheats (D) but the rest appears to Memorials (70s), am I missing something here?

Whoops, I got it…….. need more caffeine.

 

[Arkansashunter]

Just playing with rolls

 

[Picketwire]

My daughter in law found more silver working as cashier at a supermarket for a couple of years than I have found metal detecting and that included multiple Eisenhauer dollars.

 

[jim tn]

Sorry, not enough coffee early this morning. I meant to say west of the Mississippi. HH jim tn

 

[Arkansashunter]

Sorry, not enough coffee early this morning. I meant to say west of the Mississippi. HH jim tn

My daughter in law found more silver working as cashier at a supermarket for a couple of years than I have found metal detecting and that included multiple Eisenhauer dollars.

I worked as cashier myself ,I completely understand

 

[Arkansashunter]

I worked as a cashier, it's amazing what is found

 

[jim tn]

I worked as a cashier, it's amazing what is found

I know a fellow in a small outlaying community that owns a B P Quick Stop that when his dad owned the spot it started out as a country store with one gas pump. He states his dad has 2 plus shoe boxes of nothing but silver coins. Of which, he didn't start saving until in the 70's. His dad started the business in the 40's war years. The son says silver coins still show up in the till almost weekly. He says "particularly, when times get tough." HH jim tn

 

[still looking 52]

If a guy could somehow get on the inside track of someone working in a bank that could be rewarding.