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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;error_koin, post: 2674779, member: 85958&quot;]Fun short story:&nbsp; I manage a grocery store, and we do change orders at a bank several times a week, so I&#039;m always dealing with coin rolls.&nbsp; But during one of the change orders, I opened one of the rolls and noticed the entire rolls was filled all with silver quarters!&nbsp; I thought damn, someone goofed up.&nbsp; But then I started inspecting my other rolls and noticed I got several more rolls full of silver quarters.&nbsp; After going through all my rolls I got from the bank that day, I ended up getting $140 face-value in silver quarters.&nbsp; I thought damn, someone REALLY goofed up.</p><p><br /></p><p>The bank was notified about these quarters and they tried to contact the person who deposited these.&nbsp; It would have been bad on the conscience to just keep these without trying to give them back to the customer who deposited them, as it was obviously an accident.&nbsp; We waited several months for a response but no one claimed them so now I am claiming them.</p><p><br /></p><p>The only coins in great condition are the 1964s.&nbsp; Question is, is it worth sifting out the best looking ones to get these graded by PCGS/NGC?&nbsp; A lot of these 1964s have hairlines and pitting, but there are a few that look really good IMO.&nbsp; I&#039;ve never had a coin graded before so I&#039;m not sure how strict they are on Washington Quarter grading.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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