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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 115771, member: 4552&quot;]As I always do here is a great suggestion that few follow. Start going to garage/yard sales, estate sales and asking if there are any old jars, cans, bottles of coins they want to get rid of. I&#039;ve found that numerous times they have some and area afraid to put them out due to theft or just didn&#039;t think of it. They will usually say we are just going to take it to a bank soon. Offer to sit right there and count it out and naturally look for anything old. If if looks profitable, offer a few dollars more than face value. I&#039;ve found virtually hundreds of old coins that way. You have to ask. Another method that is free is to just go to any bank and ask for a $50 bag of pennies. Go through it and return to another bank. Have a savings or checking account with the bank you return to so they won&#039;t charge you for the deposit. Put them all in your account because you can always do a withdrawal later.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; If your single (maybe even married) find a girl that works as a teller in a bank and date her if she will put aside any old coins. If she dosen&#039;t, drop her and move on. I did that a long time ago but it had horrible results. Got married to her.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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