trobaughokc
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These two ladies where found within inches of each other underneath a slide. Not at the bottom of the slide, but underneath it.
Two ladies in the shade.
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Rudy
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If you are gonna dig up clad, then doing it $1 at a time is the way to do it. 
Believe it or not, they are not all that easy to find as not many are in circulation.
There is this beach I go to where finding an SBA or a SAC is a frequent ocurrence. For a long time I wondered why so many where found there. Then I had ocassion to park on the street, where you have to feed the meter. I needed change, so I went to a nearby bill changing machine. Guess what?
You put $1/$5/$10/$20 bills and out came a bunch of SACs or SBAs.
Mystery solved.
Believe it or not, they are not all that easy to find as not many are in circulation.
There is this beach I go to where finding an SBA or a SAC is a frequent ocurrence. For a long time I wondered why so many where found there. Then I had ocassion to park on the street, where you have to feed the meter. I needed change, so I went to a nearby bill changing machine. Guess what?
You put $1/$5/$10/$20 bills and out came a bunch of SACs or SBAs.
Mystery solved.
hoser
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Rudy, thats what our change machine at work spits out too. 
trobaughokc
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Post Office vending machines also give SAC's in change.
Rudy
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Troba (hope you don't mind me shortening up your nom de plume. I can't type it without making errors), Hoser,
Yep, the POst Office vending machines here also dispense these. But they are still unusual finds. I guess most people don't like carrying (and therefore losing) them. The beach I was writing about is unusual in that I find them there frequently. Guess that a drop in sand is an instant loss and they need a handfull to feed the parking meters.
Yep, the POst Office vending machines here also dispense these. But they are still unusual finds. I guess most people don't like carrying (and therefore losing) them. The beach I was writing about is unusual in that I find them there frequently. Guess that a drop in sand is an instant loss and they need a handfull to feed the parking meters.
hoser
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"If you are gonna dig up clad, then doing it $1 at a time is the way to do it."
You got that right Rudy
BTW, Nice going on finding the dollars Bob
You got that right Rudy
BTW, Nice going on finding the dollars Bob
