One could only speculate what might be found in this hoard or how long it must have been saved. http://www.wlky.com/news/14913765/detail.html
well, he knows that a cent is worth a cent and that a nickel is worth 5 cents. But imagine if he knew that some cents are worth $5 and some are worth more. Hey do you guys want to know who this reminds me of??? My bosses uncle. Hes 98 years old, has hoarded lots and lots of change over the years. And now he has decided that its time to cash it in. The other day, he rolled up 5 big coffee cans full of silver quarters and took them to the bank. So we told him that they are worth alot more than $10 a roll. He said, not to me. I said to me they are, and Ill give you what the silver is worth and if I find anything good, Ill give you even more. He said bah a quarter is worth a quarter and that hes just gonna keep cashing them in at the bank. Then my boss told me that hes been trying to tell his uncle the same thing for a long time now, and claims hes set in his way and wont listen. Then told me, you think cashing in silver coins at the bank is bad. Then he told me how his uncle has been paying for his prescriptions with gold coins. WOW!!!!!
"His father always paid in cash and saved up loose change to take vacations." I think I'm his father! Oh, I'm only 45. Still, my wife and I have had some real nice vacation financed by change over the years. If I put it in the bank I'll spend it. If I put it in a jar I'll spend it on what I WANT to spend it on.
Geez. That gets me excited, things like that is what makes roll searching all the better. Wonder what is in the cent rolls. Hmmmm. My family saved up to go to Disney World a few years ago with spare change, surprising how it all can add up. Phoenix
