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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CamaroDMD, post: 562781, member: 5233&quot;]Yes it does, but there is also a section in there...in every bank that specifies what your job is.&nbsp; Your job is to make the bank money, not stand there and discuss coin values to discourage the deposit of it.&nbsp; The real villain in this story is not the bank teller but the thief who stole the coins.&nbsp; Now, I know this is an extreme example and the coins were clearly stolen from day 1.&nbsp; I&#039;m not saying I would have taken then gold...that&#039;s crazy.&nbsp; I probably would have called the police right there.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, those of you who think its immoral to not tell a customer if there is one 40% silver half in a roll...you certainly have your head in the clouds (or somewhere else).&nbsp; Tellers don&#039;t stand there with a customer at their window and go through every coin to make sure there is no silver.&nbsp; I have been a coin collector for years and I didn&#039;t do that.&nbsp; That would make the customer wait.&nbsp; I looked through my coins when we had slow times.&nbsp; That&#039;s when I would make most of my discoveries.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>With this logic, it is immoral to not point out every star note and wheat back cent as in many cases...they have a collector value more than face.&nbsp; And yes, when I was a teller I looked at the serial as I was counting so I could see if any stars were there.&nbsp; I sat many of those aside to buy for myself.&nbsp; Was I immoral for not telling the depositor that there was a circulated $1 star note in their money?&nbsp; Of course not.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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