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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TOLS196024, post: 74997, member: 3884&quot;]I&#039;m sure that by now most of you know that I work at a bank.&nbsp; Last week I posted about a deposit that a local business made containing 350 Mercury dimes.&nbsp; I never that that I&#039;d top that, but, I just did!&nbsp; An older gentleman came in this morning to make a deposit, and puposely waited for me.&nbsp; He came up to my station and set down his deposit.&nbsp; You guys won&#039;t believe this list:</p><p>29 Morgan Silver dollars</p><p>41 Peace Dollars</p><p>1935A $1 North Africa Silver Certificate</p><p>1957 $1 Star note Silver Certificate</p><p>1957 $1 Silver Certificate (3)</p><p>1957A $1 Silver Certificate (2)</p><p>1957B $1 Silver Certificate (10)</p><p>1935E $1 Silver Certificate (2)</p><p>1935H $1 Silver Certificate</p><p>1953 $5 Silver Certificate (2)</p><p>1953A $5 Silver Certificate (2)</p><p>1934C $5 Silver Certificate (2)</p><p>1934D $5 Silver Certificate</p><p>1928F $5 United States Note</p><p>1928 $20 Federal Reserve Note</p><p><br /></p><p>Obviously, my eyeballs nearly popped out of their sockets when I saw this hoard that had been dumped out.&nbsp; I didn&#039;t feel right just taking the money without informing the gentleman of what he was doing.&nbsp; I told him that he was depositing some valuable items and he smiled and said &quot;I know&quot;.&nbsp; It turns out that this guy had seen my Redbook sitting out the previous week.&nbsp; He told me that he had no children to pass his collection on to, and thought that I might like it.&nbsp; I was astounded and thanked him A LOT![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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