I go in today to turn in some zincs, and the teller asks "how much is a silver quarter worth?" "10x face," I say, "they're worth 11x, but a dealer has to have a markup in order to sell them for a small profit." She goes on, "my husband went to Wells Fargo to buy $200 worth of quarters, and they gave him old rolls. He didn't open any for the till until the end of the night, by which time he only had nine rolls left... but they were all silver!" Can you imagine? Grrrh. He sold the eleven rolls for change for the laundromats nearby not knowing what he had. But some enterprising underwear washer knew what was up... and revisited ten times for subsequent rolls. Isn't this a crime? Laundering money?
Laundering Money
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Posted - 05/20/2010 : 16:27:24
He sold the eleven rolls for change for the laundromats nearby not knowing what he had. But some enterprising underwear washer knew what was up... and revisited ten times for subsequent rolls. Isn't this a crime? Laundering money? 
