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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Victor, post: 159587, member: 5454&quot;]Stopped at a yard sale yesterday.&nbsp;&nbsp; Got any old coins?&nbsp; Lady says no,&nbsp; man says he has 3 silver dollars.</p><p>&nbsp; I say they will do.&nbsp; Lady goes to find them.&nbsp; Comes out with a box of wheat cents.</p><p>The box had 61 wheat cents, two 90% silver Roosevelt dimes and a 1941S nickle.</p><p>I offered $4.00 which they accepted.&nbsp; The oldest cent is a 1910. Then a 1919s, 1931, 1936.</p><p>And loads of nineteen fourties.</p><p>They can&#039;t find the silver dollars.&nbsp; I poke around looking at the lamps and ask them to try to find the silver dollars.&nbsp; The guy says, I&#039;ll tell you what they are: 1883, 1902 and 1922, but they are not Morgans.</p><p>I again ask them to try finding them.&nbsp; Finally he comes out with a box.&nbsp; Sure enough.&nbsp; 1883, 1902, 1922.</p><p>Also 3 1964 and 2 1965 Kennedys, and two Eisenhowers; 1972 and 1976 Ikes, and a 1992 one peso brass coin from Dominican Republic.&nbsp;&nbsp; I offer $25.&nbsp; Excitedly accepted.&nbsp; The 2 morgans are very dark with blackish tone.&nbsp; The 1922 Peace is nicked and banged.&nbsp; Two of the Kennedys went immediately into my Whitman album.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p>I used to think there are no coins at yard sales.&nbsp; But I always ask.&nbsp; People usually don&#039;t put them out for sale.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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