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Should These Pennies Be Saved?

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Would you thrown this one away?


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Never.
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I save about every cent prior to 1983 since I have a hard time telling the copper from zinc. And the nicer 84 and newer. The way it looks the zincolns will dissolve into the ground if let lay. I have picked up some 2010+ that are half dissolved. I'm saving them for the Grand kids
I think of some old Wheaties I have found from the teens that are worn about slick and still not etched other than wear and tear. I doubt if too many zinc will be around 100 Yrs.
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They will never be worth more than 1 cent. Or maybe even less.

That said, when I began collecting coins in 1972, I scoffed at the idea of hoarding BU 1972 pennies. Too common, too many around.

Nowadays, some people would be interested in them.
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Drop one in pepsi and forget about it and you will have swiss cheese lincoln. I did this...


It always amazes me that we can guzzle Coke and Pepsi all day and, for the most part, never have any negative affects, aside from maybe getting a little belly expansion. However, soak some metals in a cup of pop (soda for you non-Michiganders) and it causes heavy damage.

It's just one of those miracles of life!
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 Posted 12/16/2014  11:16 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add schris252 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
that 1991 is a beauty
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