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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;kdkenn, post: 439060, member: 15282&quot;]I volunteered to work for another girl today so she could visit a friend. A customer came through the drive through with change and I sift through it as it&#039;s going through our changer machine and found this. It&#039;s my first one and I only paid one cent for it! I love having it and wondering where all it&#039;s been. I think it&#039;s really neat to own something that old.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I want to edit my post with this reply I have a few posts down to whoever may want to &quot;flame&quot; me for getting this the way that I did. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&quot;I do understand tellers getting flamed if what I found was worth alot of money but isn&#039;t it only worth a dollar or two in it&#039;s condition? In a way I think why should I do the work of going through peoples coins for them to benefit for it? If they don&#039;t want to educate themselves or take the time to look through it themselves then why should I for them? </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Now on the other hand if it truly was worth something and the person needed it then yest I would say something. But I have a hard time thinking that I should go through a hundred dollars of coins for a customer and then give them the coins back when they don&#039;t want to take the time to do it themselves. Do you get my drift?&quot;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Let me add one more thing. If a customer comes in and has a coin or a note and asked me about it then I would tell them what I know about it.&nbsp; What little that would be.&nbsp; I do have a customer that I was going through his change the other day and saw a wheat penny.&nbsp; I mentioned it to him and he didn&#039;t want it.&nbsp; He then told me about a 64 quarter that he had that he thought looked different and I told him that it was silver.&nbsp; I will tell a customer what they want to know if they ask or take the time themselves to try to learn about it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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