The High Chair

Last night Meg and I put Henry in the high chair during dinner. It was the first time. He looked very tiny in it and he's not going to be eating in it anytime soon, but we thought it'd help him adjust. We gave him some baby utensils to play with, but he was more interested in eating the sides of his seat.

I also did some coin roll hunting last night (Henry went to bed very early because he was tired.).

Forty-one small dollars and ten halves didn't produce anything. I thought I spied a 90% silver half in the teller's tray, but it must have been the lighting. I guess I'm starting to see silver mirages!

1,040 hand rolled quarters didn't produce either.

The dimes were excellent. 2,000 dimes yielded four silver Rosies (1953, 1953D, 1956D, 1958D), four Canadians, and one UK 5 pence. I sure wish the quarters I had came from this bank, but they didn't.

I also started working my way through a large amount of nickels I got from one bank, about 5,000. Last night I search 1,240 and found one War Time (1942P), one Canadian (1 Ni) and a US penny.

2,000 pennies turned up eight Wheats and five Canadians. The Wheats were:

1944(2), 1947, 1949(2), 1956D(2), 1958D(2)

Found: 1 penny (outside Sovereign Bank)