Cool Lincoln Roll Finds (From Bank Rolls) - Post Yours!

Hello! Glad to see some awesome finds guys

Got another box today, although it was a crappy one... In total I found 6 wheats from the 40's and 50's, 5 canadian pennies, and a 1974 S penny (I'm going to stat keeping S mintmark LMC's from the 70's)

Here are the Wheat penny dates:
1944 D
1952 D (Found this one on the end of the roll, wheats showing )
1955 D
1956 D
1957 D
1958 D

As stated, I found 5 canadian cents:
1966
1979
1987
1999

All in all, it wasnt that bad. Good luck!

WOW.....250 wheats in one box! SCORE!

jogging liberty, I started just like you, with amazing luck. Mine it hard now when you can, because once it is gone, you are not likely to find it again. At 25 dollars a box, get all that you can. chocolate may be appropriate with this many wheats on the line. mine hard, report after.

I just finished my 7th box. It yielded about 415 coppers which went into rolls after being checked for errors and varieties. Ten of these were Wheats of the following dates:

1941, 1941-D, 1944-D, 1947-D, 1951, 1951-D, 1952-D (x2), 1953-D, 1955

All were in VF to XF, which was nice, but no new hole fillers so all went into a tube for common Wheats.

Three Canadians were found: 1981, 1991, 1996

One 1988-D Zincoln was found with a North Dakota Counter-Stamp. That makes my 3rd counter-stamped cent found while CRH.

Also found about half a dozen LMR's in AU Red condition from the early, mid, and late 1960's - all of which were used to upgrade lesser grade examples in my Lincoln Cent Whitman album.

I saved the best for last: A 1972-D DDO in AU condition.

Time for another box!

Looks like a decent mix in your box CH. Congrats on your DDO!

Kritler - Nice to find a pair of IHCs! Anything else interesting in that box?

I wish I could find someone in AZ to unload copper on!

The box with 2 IHC had 13 Wheaties, nothing special in those.

IMO copper probably won't have much upside potential, as compared to gold/silver, lots of copper is still being found and I'd expect prices to stay under control for a while. I mostly use pennies as the opener for the better demoninations. I did do dimes first today, and got skunked. However, I had an above average day with the three boxes of pennies I searched. The first box had 12 wheaties and were all commons, but the real highlight was finding seven dimes total since its always cool to find them here (though I've occasionally been gipped with a quarter in a half dollar roll). It also contained a 2009-P. The other two boxes had 42 more Wheats (including a 1918, 1929, 1930, 2 1934's, 2 1936's, a couple of later day S-mints), my first 2015-P, a number of rolls with around 75% of the coins 95% copper (too bad the premiums are so low), and about 50 or so slider BU coins from the 1960s, in particular 1963, 1963-D, 1964, and 1967.