Little park hunt turns a profit!

[Sandtick]

Took a little road trip and hit a little park. Found 98 cents in coins, ball inflator, Boy Scout Neckerchief Slide and $10 in paper money. The $10 was just hanging out in the outfield of a baseball diamond waiting to be picked up! I obliged it's wishes....

 

[SeniorSeeker]

Hey There Pete,
You hit the jack pot! Isn't it fun finding stuff & especially when you don't Ned to dig for it? Yeah...I thought so too.

 

[Sgt. Silverman]

Nice finds my friend... LUNCH ON PETE!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Ma Betty in MO]

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[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

if the serial number on that ten is JG-64164117A, It is the one I lost. So just mail down here!
Nice going on the digs!

 

[Ma Betty in MO]

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[7centsworth]

That is sweet Sandtick. Did your pinpointer pick the bill up?

 

[4EverHis102399]

EASY MONEY right there.

 

[C. Nyal de Kaye]

This is a true and (I think) humorous story about finding a currency note.

We were driving across the Nullabor Plain in Western Australia a few years back.

The road is more-or-less straight for hundreds of miles and the country is barren.

Nullabor means "no trees" and that is how it is.

I had a call of nature and stopped in exactly the middle of nowhere.

I walked about 30 yards or so to hide behind some low scrub.

Looking about I saw a $50 note just laying there.

To me it was a remarkable thing. There was nothing on the road, or in the topography, that would make anyone stop where we did, but somehow another person must have pulled up more-or-less in the same spot.

Alternatively the wind blew the note to that spot.

Whatever the case, my wife concluded that the Lord gave us $50 and who could argue with that.

So we went on our way rejoicing and I felt a sense of relief as well. All in all a happy moment.

 

[Ma Betty in MO]

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