Need Advice On Where 11 Year Old Niece Can Buy Wheaties

The roll that you popped open go ahead and carefully remove the rest of them . Save the other two rolls intact ( don't remove paper wrapper ) and put them in Nickel plastic tubes . Salt those 2 rolls away and give them to Kennedy when she's about 25 .
Go through the opened roll ,pick out the best red ones with little to no issues and holder them . If you think you have some gems show us some photos and we can advise you yay or nay to send them in for grading .

At some point I can see someone posting here and saying "Shoot me your address and I'll send some things for her." and CCB420 replying, "Dude, she's 35 now she can buy her own coins."

Hopefully they were circulated dollars, but he probably doesn't remember! Think 1 of my sisters managed to hold onto 1 or 2, but the other 7 grandkids...well 5 of the 8 are my brother and sisters, I'm betting other 3 don't have theirs either

I was "sorta" kidding, she actually wants to keep hers in either my own collection, said she's scared she might loose something!!

@nickelsearcher, I didn't forget about your 3 rolls, but I believe those were in with one's she tore open first

Sorry this took so long, Kennedy and her aunt, are at the beach this week and I actually had more than 1 day off, so I managed to finally get an overall shot of everything that was given! To the best of my knowledge anyways, but aside from maybe 40-50 of the wheaties, she already had plugged from my Stash, plus the 1 from the $10 roll, tmand the Wheat penny album itself, the rest are gifts fron the fabulous members, here at the CCF! Oh, and I gave her about 8 yrs of Indian heads that she put in the empty Indian head album, that was also gifted, along with the Jefferson nickel, and earlier Washington qtrs albums for her to start on next! But the Lincoln's seen in the 2 loose pages (for the much nicer Lincoln album) were also gifts. If you can't tell from the pic, that's a 1992 American proof set, but she was also sent the 2017 Canadian proof set. The loose coins above her wheat album are also Canadian, starting in the 1930's, going up to the present, with several of those looking like they were uncirculated. Above those, were the world coins from all over across the globe, sent in the 2.5 lbs of sweetness, gifted by Mr @Bobby1313! If I'm not mistaken, all the coi s in the white flips, were part of those 2 5 lbs, which included included the 3 empty albums, the 2 dansco pages that are mostly full of gem state coins, a cpl new Buffalo nickel proofs, cpl circulated what's, '38 Buffalo nickel, set of uncirculated 2009 P Commem's & 2009 D Commem's, 10 1960 P's, and about 10 other early '60's, all gem state! After hearing what @Saturn51 said about the wheaties you sent, I had her put all of your wheaties in her album, replacing any that were already present, so they couldn't get mixed up with any of the others! I was taken aback by the fact that you sent a complete stranger your collection of early wheats, that hold such memories of you and your father, but then you threw in the '92 Proof set & the Mexican 50 cent piece, also above the wheat album, that I forgot to mention earlier!

I know yall have heard me say it a bunch, but I'll say it again, Thank You! Whether it's 2.5 lbs or 2.5 grams, each package that was sent, are sincerely appreciated! However, her 8 y.o. lil sister runs up to me the other day with an empty water bottle, that had a cpl bucks worth of coins in the bottom, saying "look, look, uncle coggie (what all the the niece's and nephew's call me, long story) I'm collecting coins now too, but mine aren't as pretty as Kenny's"

Thanks again everyone!

CCB and Kennedy

Yes @TBop, you're the reason all this came about, so a very special "Thank You" is owed to you!!

@CCB , Your very welcome . I was glad to help a young newbie into the hobby . Just look at what she has now .