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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Inspector43, post: 3266158, member: 89213&quot;]I kept most of the steel cents because I was born in 1943. My routine after school was to visit all the mom and pop stores in the neighborhood. They let me look through all their change and didn&#039;t even look up when I came in and opened the register. On Saturday morning I would go to the local bank and sit on the floor of the vault and roll change for the tellers. It was something they had to do by hand back then. They would bring me trays of change and trust me to roll it and make even trades for the ones I wanted. Every coin imaginable was available in change then. I even got a 20 cent piece one time. There were lots of local coin clubs where you could trade for what you needed. Great, casual, honest times back then. Excuse the long story.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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