Very nice drbecker. 3 $2 bills one a 1928, a $5 silver certificate from 1934, a 1918 Walking half dollar, 2 Buffalo nickels - really wish I could find a unit with stuff like this in it. So far I've found a few wheat pennies and 1 buffalo nickle. Those prices for my area are actually reasonable. Before the current madness you could figure a 5x5 = 100, 5x10 = 150-175, 10x10 = 150 - 225 depending on how packed, and then on up.
As for ammo - I keep finding a bullet here, another there, a shell casing in yet another. Found what I figured was a police officer unit on day. It had belt, sheriff's office patch, pistol holster, and 3 .40 bullets. Thought ok this is looking like a good sign. Next came the cleaning kit for a pistol (empty) - and then NADA.
We have 2 different auctions on Friday. One at 9:30 that I'm interested in and then a 2 facility caravan starting at 10.
Here is what I'm interested in at the 9:30 (if not paid up...will be just my luck)
D-38: Empire Payphones, Inc. - Sevenpay phones & Parts.
R-58 L. Ware: Two beds, Sofa, Dining Table and chairs, end table, dresser and misc. boxes, pictures.
A069: C Reed: Four tool boxes, TC, Car ramps and misc. boxes.
D024: C Reed: Tool boxes, engine lift, ladders, dollies, and misc. boxes.