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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Fifty, post: 1047756, member: 24555&quot;]It can be <a href="http://www.cointalk.com/t109004/" class="internalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.cointalk.com/t109004/">http://www.cointalk.com/t109004/</a> but it&#039;s like hitting it big in a scratch off ticket, it happens but not very often and probably not to you. I gave up a few months ago after doing six boxes with nothing. I working on my own home grown $1000 face bag that I can sell. I&#039;ve got about $940 so I&#039;m pretty close. I don&#039;t need another big score just a few small ones. The hardest part for me was the turn in. I hated dumping the coins back because no one wants them. I rotated between three branches of my credit union and a bank my wife uses. It&#039;s alot of work. I sometimes had over $6k tied up. I have spent over $200 on supplies to get the coins I have. This is counting wrappers, gas, a hand truck (yes $6k weighs about 300 lbs).&nbsp; I spent hours putting together a spreadsheet tracking my costs and break even points. You also have to carry the security risk with a large amount of money that is heavy. I carried a firearm most of the time but this is legal where I live with the proper permits. Suppose you get lucky and find alot then what will you do? I spent many hours researching dealers and prices and finally found a place that will buy from me at a fair price, but I must ship to the registered mail, which is another cost. I&quot;m not trying to discourage anyone I just think that if you&#039;re not playing with a large bankroll and a large amout of time it&#039;s going to cost you more in the long run that it&#039;s worth. Most would probably be better of just asking for whatever their bank has on hand when they happen to drop by.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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