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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CamaroDMD, post: 401998, member: 5233&quot;]The true story (as it happened) was this.&nbsp; My customer was a younger gentleman and he came to my window with a large paper bag of coins for me to run through the machine.&nbsp; So, I carried them to the back where our coin machine is.&nbsp; The teller in the window next to me was helping the lady who had a handful of plastic film containers with coins and the roll of half dollars.&nbsp; As I was walking to the back I saw he was too with considerably less coins to run so I said he could go first (because I was going to take several minutes-at this point I had no idea what he had).&nbsp; He sat the coins on the counter and began to dump the plastic film containers into the machine which had state quarters in them which she had saved.&nbsp; As he was doing so...I noticed the old roll and picked it up out of curiosity.&nbsp; I peeled back one end and saw a walker.&nbsp; So, I peeled the other...and there was another walker.&nbsp; I told him not to run them, just to set them aside for me.&nbsp; Knowing I was a coin collector, he asked me if they were worth anything...I told him yes, at least $10 per coin if they were all walkers (I had no idea what was throughout the roll).&nbsp; The lady&#039;s total &quot;coin run&quot; (as we call it) was about $57...$47 were the quarters run through the machine and $10 for the roll that was set aside.&nbsp; I ran the coins for my customer and by the time I was done with that...the lady was gone.</p><p><br /></p><p>I later withdrew $10 from the teller in the window next to me and he gave me that roll.&nbsp; I knew what the coins on the end of the roll were while the lady was still in the bank (although she was not my customer), I asked that teller to save them for me and he did so.&nbsp; Before I bought the roll, he opened it up and confirmed they were all walkers.&nbsp; My job is to perform the transactions I am asked to do, and that&#039;s what I did.&nbsp; I know there are people here who think I should have said something, but I chose not too...I simply did my job.&nbsp; Should I inform every customer that deposits a star note of what it is and its potential value, or should I just accept it and buy it later if I want to?&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I don&#039;t feel I need to defend my actions, as far as I am concerned I did my job.&nbsp; Its pretty easy to stand on a soap box and say shame on me, but I&#039;ll bet most people would have done the same thing.&nbsp; And truthfully, if she came in with another roll...I would do the same thing.</p><p><br /></p><p>At least they are going into a collection where they will be well taken care of.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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