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OK, I guess I deserved that
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757 Posts |
um, so hey, what years are the silver ones?
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United States
4846 Posts |
if your talking about pennies there were none
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United States
286 Posts |
I would like some of dem silver Penny's 
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got 13 wheats out of my box 1 KG canadian 3 old style pre 64 victoria canadians like 7 S mints I like 10 dollars worth from the one bank I go to way better I average this much stuff from less then half the coins
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I can't throw them bright colored ones away either, got me a page started just for them and another for the one's that are just plain weird, like not having all the numbers or like one that I call the ghost with the portrait and memorial just like a ghost image. To bad it looks like someone beat it with a cinder block.
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mcmike1985, your best bet to get questions answered would be to start a new topic. To answer your question about WAM's though, I just did exactly that today in a $50 bag....found two 1998 WAM's. I'm seeing them sell for anywhere from $3 well circulated to $15 uncirculated.
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625 Posts |
Found a zinc blank planchet last night in a $25 box. First one of those I have ever found in circulation. Looked like it had been used a bit in the past. Supprised it was still in circulation. Also found a 1947 chocolate brown AU/MS wheat that had lots of mint luster left on it. Most beautiful wheat I have ever found.
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Quote: um, so hey, what years are the silver ones? There were no pennies made of silver, but the 1943 penny was made of steel, so it is silver in color.
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my youngest daughter found a blank quarter planchet in a new roll of quarters she broke open when she worked at bk she traded a good Quarter for it. 
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I found this 1982 Zinc with a tiny Cud at 9:00. Luckily the reverse is just as nice as the obverse. Definitely a keeper in my book!  
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cwb8539 that is a real good coin for a 1982 with out the Cud definitely a keeper 
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50 N.F. String & sons rolls. This one was better than the last batch, but nothing special still - all common dates.
Wheats: 1941x6, 1944, 1945-D, 1949, 1951-D, 1952-D, 1953, 1953-D, 1954, 1957-Dx2, 1958-D
Canada: 1959, 1973, 1981, 1983x2, 1994, 2000
Other Foreign: 50 Ore from Norway 1997
450 Rolls so far: Wheats 1916 1919-S x 2 1920 1925-D 1925-S 1927 1928 1930 1936 x 2 1937 x 2 1939 x 2 1940 x 4 1940-S 1941 x 14 1942 x 4 1944 x 15 1944-S 1945 x 5 1945-D x 4 1946 x 12 1946-D x 2 1947 x 4 1948 x 2 1949 x 4 1950 1950-D 1951 x 5 1951-D x2 1952-D x 7 1952-S 1953 1953-D x 3 1954 1955 1956 x 9 1956-D x 5 1957 x 4 1957-D x 7 1958 x 2 1958-D x 3
Canadian: 1942 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 x 2 1965 x 2 1968 x 3 1969 1971 1973 x 2 1974 x 4 1976 x 6 1977 x 2 1979 1980 1981 x 8 1982 1983 x 4 1985 1986 1987 x 2 1988 1989 1992 1993 1994 1995 x 2 1996 1997 x 2 1998 1999 x 2 2000 x 4 2003 2005
Other Foreign: 1983 Panam Un Centismo 1996 Panama Un Centismo 1997 Norway 50 Ore 2007 10 Euro Cents (Greek)
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Gothic Florin Wow 
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This was a strange Box , I had gotten the normal 50's and 40's and the last few rolls I got ,  
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