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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CamaroDMD, post: 403256, member: 5233&quot;]This is exactly how I feel.&nbsp; The truth is, I could have told her and my boss wouldn&#039;t have cared...he doesn&#039;t care about things like that.&nbsp; In my case, I wasn&#039;t 100% sure that the roll was solid walkers while she was still in the branch (I thought the chances of that were decent) but I had my own customer to help. But, I work at a bank and banks give you face value for your money.&nbsp; Customers need to be responsible for their own actions. </p><p><br /></p><p>To me, it is cherrypicking.&nbsp; By saying it&#039;s not, it&#039;s acting as if I have never set aside anything for myself at the bank before.&nbsp; It&#039;s almost as if everyone here envisions me as a teller who all of a sudden one day happened across a roll of walkers and I jumped on it...that&#039;s not exactly true.&nbsp; I always check the cash and change I get in through my deposits looking for things.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know how many star notes, radars, low serials, silver coins, old design coins, ect... I have found, but a lot.&nbsp; Was I ethically obligated to tell those depositors that &quot;this is a radar note and some collector out there would pay more for it than $1,&quot; or is this moral code simply applied to old people with coins?&nbsp; To me, this was just another example of a nice find because I was looking while I worked at the bank.&nbsp; I was hired to do face value transactions and, if in the course of doing that I find things that I want for my collection, I can set them aside so I can buy them at face value.&nbsp; Its amazing that until now, with all my other finds (see Paper Money board &amp; this Board) which I never mentioned what the age/gender of the depositer was I always had the &quot;collectors dream job.&quot;</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>A blind beggars cup? Nah, the chances of something nice in there is pretty slim.&nbsp; Actually, I was thinking that since now I&#039;m evil...I suddenly realized the chances for personal gain are much higher.&nbsp; I&#039;m going my sites on something else.&nbsp; You see, there is this Christmas tree every winter that my church puts up and you can buy something for an underprivileged child and leave it there for them.&nbsp; The church than gives it to a child in need.&nbsp; Well, those presents always look mighty nice and...well...you know, I really can&#039;t go into any more detail about my plan.&nbsp; :whistle:[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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