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I would call that a good day as well.  |
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I've found a 1910-S hunting bank rolls.
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I've also found a 1910-S searching (along with a 1912-S) that I sold a couple years ago on ebay being duplicates. But back to the topic, with two boxes today, I acquired: 6 dimes 4 2009-P 1 2009-D 21 Wheats (19 common, 1 1919, 1 1936) I'm not a big cherrypicker since I feel the time spent may not be worth it and I'm not a big error/variety collector except for the very biggest. I'd obviously check every 1955, some 1995s on the BER, and the 1922 "no D", but I'd imagine the odds are pretty poor, just checking the 1974-D halves. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Early S Mint finds are ALWAYS welcome!! Nice finds!
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Pretty discouraged by my recent finds. Did a box and got about 20 CNDs but only 10 wheats. I think I got a 1911-P and 1927-P. The rest were 40's and 50's. Only 6 2009's in the whole box!
I'm not even getting a lot of copper anymore! Hopefully my luck will pick up.
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Started a bag this afternoon - found 1930-S already.
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I ordered $250 dollars in pennies the other day, and picked them up this morning. They were all brand new 2014 pennies.  Is this common? Does it vary by the bank/order? Help needed-Thx Edited by SjlundCoin
03/14/2015 9:28 pm
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Early S Mint finds are ALWAYS welcome!! Nice finds! I agree.  |
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Sjlund- it's luck of the draw. Take those back to a different bank a d get some more Or you could check ebay and see what uncirculated boxes are going for - you may bet a few bucks. |
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I stopped picking up boxes of cents 2 or 3 months ago as I don;t have time to go through them along with the nickels and halves and I already had a few boxes of cents piling up. Well I went to go through the 4 boxes I had today and it turns out only 2 were circulated. The other 2 were full of new cents So I guess I will have to start picking up 2 boxes a week like I used to in case of a rainy day. In the 2 boxes I had I found 19 wheats including a 1919S upgrade for mu album, a stickered for my reject collection, and a proof.    |
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Nice Jack - the 19S is in very nice condition!
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 nice proof, too! I like finding proofs more than wheat cents, honsestly. |
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Very nice, jack jeckel! |
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In the 2 boxes I had I found 19 wheats including a 1919S upgrade for mu album WOW! Low mintage and in VF condition! AWESOME!  Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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ordered $250 dollars in pennies the other day, and picked them up this morning. They were all brand new 2014 pennies. 10 boxes all 2014P? That's quite surprising! Search for an MS-68, the highest grade PCGS has assigned to the issue. It has a PCGS value of $850! |
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