$1m collection scatters across highway
Frank Galikanokus
want to leave the scene of the crash because he was more concerned about
his coins.
JAM
oly
wrote:
> The coin dealer suffered minor injuries and was in pain, but did not
> want to leave the scene of the crash because he was more concerned about
> his coins.
>
>
> http://tinyurl.com/3ubsbq9
>
> JAM
It takes a lot of common-date circulated Mercury dimes to get to $1
million ('tho not as many as it used to). That probably makes your
vehicle rather top-heavy. Happy to hear that the injuries were not too
serious.
It is interesting that this appeared in a British newspaper; I've long
thought/speculated that parts of Florida (like Ocala) were colonies of
the UK - based upon where the money seemed to be coming from.
oly
oly
oly
The Daily Mail seems to have a gold and silver bug amongst its
writers:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1391451/Prospectors-gold-panning-Lake-District.html
oly
tony cooper
You'll find mostly good-old-boys in Ocala and some wealthy horse
people. If you want to hear a British accent in Florida, go to
Osceola County near Kissimmee.
The story first appeared in the Daytona Beach News-Journal, was picked
up by other Florida papers, and then by the Daily Mail.
--
Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida
Frank Provasek
briefcase containing marijuana was also found at the scene.