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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;doug444, post: 1896373, member: 38849&quot;]For the average buyer, you will have to prove how many coins are there, and that they are pre-1983.&nbsp; This is a TON of labor-intensive work for (as pointed out) a small reward.&nbsp; <u>What&#039;s your time worth?</u>&nbsp; Take &#039;em down to a CoinStar machine, pay your 8% fee, kiss &#039;em goodbye, and stop saving rubbish.</p><p><br /></p><p>You <u>might</u>, although this is far-fetched, be able to swap 50 of the buyer&#039;s choice, for a silver dime - not sure what the proper quantity should be.&nbsp; Just let customers keep cherry-picking the lot until they&#039;re gone.&nbsp; One warning, this can&#039;t be done at McDonald&#039;s, where a hell of a lot of CraigsList coin deals take place.&nbsp; Probably more trouble than it&#039;s worth, but still a possibility.</p><p><br /></p><p>Y O U R&nbsp; T I M E&nbsp; is&nbsp; precious.&nbsp; This whole thread reminds me of the folks who waste countless hours and go blind looking for teeny-weeny virtually invisible &quot;errors&quot; in rolls.&nbsp; However, I believe everyone should &quot;collect&quot; what they like.&nbsp; There are no Coin Police.&nbsp; Yet.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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