Aiken 4-H Dairy Calf Sale Nets Big Bids at Fair Grounds
The first annual 4-H Dairy Calf Club sale at the state fair grounds drew strong bids. Bob Hill of Aiken County sold a Holstein heifer for 1510 dollars, Tim O Bryan also from Aiken sold a Holstein for 1025, and Ang ie Legare from Johns Island topped the day at 1725 with a Jersey heifer. Sixty five young 4 H exhibitors said goodbye to calves they raised over 18 months as the sale aims to become an annual money making project. The Day Heifer Project was run by Clemson University Extension Service Dairy Staff with SC dairymen offering registered calves at fair prices and buy back options. Aiken County 4 H members who sold calves included Donald Wooten Cindy Witter Quincy Riley Allen Seigler and Westley Wooten.
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Coins Provide Income at Prestige Coins in Walla Walla
Bob Naimy runs Prestige Coins, the largest coin buying operation in the region, buying silver, gold and rare coins across 60 cities annually. Turnover this year reaches about five million dollars with roughly twenty percent gross profit. He pays premium prices for many coins, including 1914 or earlier US silver coins and high value pieces, relying on a network of speculators and collectors.
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