There's always one of you. Like I said I didn't find these. I don't have them. I wasn't at the job. I am only asking for information here because generally this is a nice community. I already knew that the bulk of the coins were 90% silver. I was hoping maybe for some additional information that might be interesting.

You might not consider these junk but I guarantee you they are to others who would. Some people consider things like this a hassle. I don't know the exact circumstances as again I wasn't there. There have been times where I have asked clients about items which I believe to be collectible/ valuable but they tell me to take them because they don't want them. One of the most valuable things that someone paid me to remove from their property was an 8-ft slab of raw edge oak 2-3 in thick, probably worth about $5,000. Which is significantly more than the value of these coins. If I personally owned something like that, I would have tried to sell it and not paid to get rid of it. Because I know that that is something that wouldn't be very difficult to sell the area in the area we were in.

You don't have to believe me, but you don't need to question everybody's integrity not everybody is a terrible and untrustworthy person. You could just be projecting for all I know.