Inherited or stolen? Or a good soul putting silver back in circulation?

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Absolutely no way to know or to even know if the story is true which many are made up

 

Nicotene is an addiction Man ! It drives you stir crazy !
That's why he spent the Walker's . He was short on cash and hard up for some cigarettes . So he spent them. Been there, done that .

 

Maybe none of the above?
Perhaps he was a collector who needed his nic-fix and didn't care.

 

I vote for none of the above.

 

I am more of a kind that grandma passed and these coins were in her jewelry box. They were rejected by the coinstar machine so they were simply spent.

 

Buy a loosie! Don't spend it all! And where exactly can you buy a pack of smokes for 2 bucks? Lol

 

Never said that was ALL the money tendered, just that those were included.

 

Touché...!

 

I'd sell you packs of cancer sticks all day long for $2 in silver coin.

 

Face value, two bucks in silver? Forget the pack, fella, here's a carton!

 

Not so fast, you can them to give you $2 face in silver them for each pack, why give them the carton?

 

Especially when a carton is a minimum of $40 - had to look that up because I gave up smoking almost 29 years ago. I only ever bought a carton once, to take to the Soviet Union - Marlboro Reds were the gold standard there.

 

I got a big heart, lol...

 

Not in Colorado, 90+ a carton, even Marlboros.

 

140 my neck of the woods, lol. Thank goodness i quit 20+ years ago, or that alone is 100% reason enough to quit. Buy a nice coin for 14 bucks a day, sheesh.

 

I don't smoke but under 4 bucks a pack for the cheap ones in the reservation store.