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<p>[QUOTE="LA_Geezer, post: 3094910, member: 89393"]Well, I don't know where this one has been, but my patience paid off at Walmart just an hour ago when a store employee assisted an older lady with the Coin Star machine. The woman had thousands of coins that looked like they might have been mostly pennies, based on what I could overhear about 15 feet away. I remained quiet so as not to alert them to my presence, and I had my fingers crossed as the store employee tore off the paper from the machine and handed it to the customer. Bingo! She didn't look in the reject bin. As the employee escorted the lady to customer service to redeem her CS ticket, I sauntered over to the machine where I spied a dozen or so round brown objects, one of which was the reverse of a very nice looking Wheatie. </p><p><br /></p><p>I didn't want to blow it by jumping up and down excitedly so I just put my bounty in my pocket and made it out the door. It's a 1929S in VF condition, and I wonder just how it was that the coin has been able to make it these past eight decades without being badly ravaged.</p><p><br /></p><p>Sorry, no pics; I have neither the skills nor equipment needed to deliver a decent photo.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="LA_Geezer, post: 3094910, member: 89393"]Well, I don't know where this one has been, but my patience paid off at Walmart just an hour ago when a store employee assisted an older lady with the Coin Star machine. The woman had thousands of coins that looked like they might have been mostly pennies, based on what I could overhear about 15 feet away. I remained quiet so as not to alert them to my presence, and I had my fingers crossed as the store employee tore off the paper from the machine and handed it to the customer. Bingo! She didn't look in the reject bin. As the employee escorted the lady to customer service to redeem her CS ticket, I sauntered over to the machine where I spied a dozen or so round brown objects, one of which was the reverse of a very nice looking Wheatie. I didn't want to blow it by jumping up and down excitedly so I just put my bounty in my pocket and made it out the door. It's a 1929S in VF condition, and I wonder just how it was that the coin has been able to make it these past eight decades without being badly ravaged. Sorry, no pics; I have neither the skills nor equipment needed to deliver a decent photo.[/QUOTE]
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