1901 cent found in change*

Indian head cent 1901 in the till last night. It's the third Indian head
I've seen in the last year.
Someone is this small town is letting these go.
mk
*I count out two cash register drawers twice daily so it's not really "
found in change"

MJKolodziej wrote:
Indian head cent 1901 in the till last night. It's the third Indian
head I've seen in the last year.
Someone is this small town is letting these go.
mk
*I count out two cash register drawers twice daily so it's not really
" found in change"

If that happened to me, I'd have an adrenaline spike that would set me on
edge for a week, hoping that I'd be able to eventually pluck an 1877 out of
the till.

James the Hopeful

On Aug 12, 4:08*pm, "MJKolodziej"
wrote:
Indian head cent 1901 in the till last night. It's *the third Indian head
I've seen in the last year.
Someone is this small town is letting these go.
mk
*I count out two cash register drawers twice daily so it's not really "
found in change"

Cashed a check at a local bank yesterday and was surprised to see a
1955 quarter included....stuck out like a sore thumb.

On Aug 13, 1:38*pm, Phil DeMayo wrote:
Cashed a check at a local bank yesterday and was surprised to see a
1955 quarter included....stuck out like a sore thumb.

.... like an old timer in an RCC thread...

You know, I think that a lot of the old crowd still reads the
newsgroup, but each remains reticent for reasons of their own...

Right now, we're like, well, maybe the Watchmen... Retired... sort
of...

When I saw the posters in the bookstore, I bought the compendium comic
and movie backgrounder. I did not know about the work until then. I
went back and forth on it with my Objectvist friends. But, I kept
thinking of Balalaika... and Cinco de Mayo...

(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05LfQOZ_HNc)

Mike M.
Michael E. Marotta
"... waxing nostalgic ..

Mike Marotta wrote:
On Aug 13, 1:38 pm, Phil DeMayo wrote:
Cashed a check at a local bank yesterday and was surprised to see a
1955 quarter included....stuck out like a sore thumb.

... like an old timer in an RCC thread...

You know, I think that a lot of the old crowd still reads the
newsgroup, but each remains reticent for reasons of their own...

Right now, we're like, well, maybe the Watchmen... Retired... sort
of...

When I saw the posters in the bookstore, I bought the compendium comic
and movie backgrounder. I did not know about the work until then. I
went back and forth on it with my Objectvist friends. But, I kept
thinking of Balalaika... and Cinco de Mayo...

(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05LfQOZ_HNc)

Mike M.
Michael E. Marotta
"... waxing nostalgic ..



Thanks for the link, Michael ... very surrealistic kind of film there.

(For those who'd like to listen to the original Russian version of the
song "Dorogoy Dlinnoyu"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gy8bj3FenHw&NR=1

Bob