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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jhonn, post: 126875, member: 5418&quot;]At work the other day, a co-worker of mine opened up a penny roll and out came 11 or so steelies. The thing is, 8 or so of them are in MS condition at the least (unless they&#039;ve been re-plated with zinc), and I haphazardly said that they might bring in quite a few bucks a-piece (which is true if PCGS gave them an extrememly high grade, and I&#039;m quite confident one or two or them could garner such a grade). When anyone else at work finds coins of interest (like a 1918 WHL dime someone came across once!), they gladly give them to me, but now this person thinks they&#039;re going to make some fast cash with these coins. So, I&#039;m thinking I&#039;m just going to tell him that that I took them to a coin shop and that they&#039;re worth less than a buck a-piece in the hopes that he gives them up to me. I don&#039;t feel bad about lying to him, because he doesn&#039;t collect coins and is just trying to make a quick buck, whereas I do and would like to keep them and appreciate their lovely steel beauty. Does anyone think this is a bad idea?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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