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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Victor, post: 154096, member: 5454&quot;]Second day of rain here.&nbsp; Returned a coffee can of change today.&nbsp; After the usual necessary arguement, I was able to obtain a vault tray of ten rolls of halves.</p><p>&nbsp;Found 3 1966, 3 1968D and one 1967. All 7 are at least MS60 or better. Also 3 1990P halves that were in fair shape.&nbsp; The 1990P for some reason is most always all beat up.</p><p>Found a few nice D mintmarks too, rare for the Northeast.</p><p>But again from this bank were fourteen mint state 1977P halves mixed into the rolls.&nbsp; The 1977P coins all have a golden tone and are uncirculated.</p><p>Also some uncirculated 1971, 1972, 1978, 1979 and some Bicentennials uncirculated.&nbsp; All have big fat rims and sharp edges.</p><p><br /></p><p>I was informed that from now on to only bring back half dollars.&nbsp; &quot;You had quarters and other change mixed in&quot;.</p><p>Also the usual arguement about &quot;Do you have an account here?&quot;.&nbsp; After saying no, the teller said she coundn&#039;t take my returned can of coins.</p><p>I replied that &quot;I was told to bring the half dollars back&quot;.&nbsp; Nervous other tellers exchanged glances.</p><p>&quot;And by the way, we only have 10 more rolls of those and when they are gone you will be getting back your returns.&quot; </p><p>&nbsp;So ok, those rolls are worth all the hassle and then some.</p><p>One teller said &quot;This is the guy we were talking about.&nbsp; He brings in half dollars and wants more&quot;.</p><p>Whatever.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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