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Maybe better shots of the '61 D capturing luster and depth with different lighting. (just noticed, sort of like BadThad's '61 D that started this thread)   |
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Searched 2 boxes recently, came up with some nice finds. An 1864 indian, some foreigns from Australia and the Bahamas, a button and 2 dimes. Not included in the pictures are the wheats I found which include a 1926D, 1919S, 1926 and 1920. Also found many other wheats and Canadians.   Edited by Firecoinz
03/20/2014 12:25 pm
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Love the obverse on that button!!  Nice IHC!! 150+ years of being a cent in circulation. Pretty cool! |
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Will you put the button into a 2x2 and label it with its weight, or just sew it only your coat sleeve for an extra?
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03/20/2014 2:47 pm
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Took home a bag today from work. It was someones copper dump!! The entire bag was copper cents. It had been pick through for wheats, but still very pleased.
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Shadz,
I'll probably put it in a 2x2. First item I've ever found in a roll that isn't a coin, so it's pretty cool.
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Just finished searching $50 worth and ended up with
25 wheats oldest being 1913
35 2009
21 foreign oldest being 1963 cannadian
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Maybe better shots of the '61 D capturing luster and depth with different lighting. (just noticed, sort of like BadThad's '61 D that started this thread)
Looks like a nice example! GREAT FIND! Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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Just finished a box and ended up with 20 Wheaties including a nice 1917s.
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Awesome finds everyone! Well it's hard to follow up a monster box, but I didn't do to bad. 3 Canadians and 19 Wheaties.   |
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In Canada, I average 50-200 Wheaties/Indians per box, sometimes the entire box is wheaties/unc rolls from the 60's and the 50's. I get a lot of USD in my area (Suburb of Toronto)
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2 boxes of cents. Some nice reds, some early wheats, about 10 each 1970S and 1969S but no winners, and my 5th steel.  |
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Finished off another box. 1911, 1914, 1926, and a 1931 (along with some common wheats) All P's.  Why couldn't they have been D or S? Also found an 1881 IHC  Oldest find beating my 1883 with cents V nickel by 2 years.  |
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Searched 2 boxes recently, came up with some nice finds. An 1864 Indian Firecoinz: Did you check that 1864 IHC for the L (for Longacre) on the ribbon of the headdress? For details, refer to the picture in the 2014 Red Book, page 115. Either way....great find.  |
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