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<p>[QUOTE="kaparthy, post: 672395, member: 57463"]<b>WWSMDD: What would Scrooge McDuck do?</b></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>One. Perhaps you think that everyone in America should subsidize your hobby. You are not giving out change yourself, but searching rolls to find valuable coins. </p><p><br /></p><p>Two. How do coins get from the Mint to you? They travel by truck, usually. Who pays for that? We, the ultimate users do not. How do banks make money by giving out change? (Do shoe stores give out shoe laces?) The cost must be borne by some other activity of the bank. In order for the bank to give out free change, other people pay more for loans and get less for deposits. </p><p><br /></p><p>Three. As you note, it was not so in our younger days... before the Dot.Com Meltdown and all the rest. As Lou Mannheim said in Wall Street, "It's easy to look smart in a bull market." With times being tough right now, who can afford the extra burden of unpaid service?</p><p><br /></p><p>Four. BTW, just asking, if you found a 55-DDO in a roll, would you split the take with the Bank in return for their goodwill toward you?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kaparthy, post: 672395, member: 57463"][b]WWSMDD: What would Scrooge McDuck do?[/b] One. Perhaps you think that everyone in America should subsidize your hobby. You are not giving out change yourself, but searching rolls to find valuable coins. Two. How do coins get from the Mint to you? They travel by truck, usually. Who pays for that? We, the ultimate users do not. How do banks make money by giving out change? (Do shoe stores give out shoe laces?) The cost must be borne by some other activity of the bank. In order for the bank to give out free change, other people pay more for loans and get less for deposits. Three. As you note, it was not so in our younger days... before the Dot.Com Meltdown and all the rest. As Lou Mannheim said in Wall Street, "It's easy to look smart in a bull market." With times being tough right now, who can afford the extra burden of unpaid service? Four. BTW, just asking, if you found a 55-DDO in a roll, would you split the take with the Bank in return for their goodwill toward you?[/QUOTE]
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