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

Going through a new box of pennies I got today and I found my oldest coin I ever found in this box I'm excited not the best condition but still way oldest I have ever found by 20 years

Yeah - I'm always tickled to find early Lincoln's. I just wish I could find one in high grade. Mine are always heavily circulated examples that do not appear to have ever had a break in someone's collection. Sorry - no rotations or RPM's in the batch of BU LMR's.

Still sorting same box almost done but have 2 1918 , 1 1937, 1; 41, a 50D ,52D, 55, 56d, 57d, 58D and this circulated beauty 2005 S

Nice IHC! Looonnggg time in circulation but getting a rest now.

Just came back from the bank and I was going to search the pennies later but then I dropped the box. As I was picking up the rolls that had fallen a Wheat penny on the top of a roll caught my eye. I decided to open that one up and save the rest for later. The roll was almost entirely filled with wheats; my first box and first roll of pennies ever! Not sure how often this happens to people but it's a pretty exciting start to penny searching for me!

Nice bluesolo yeah that's not normal keep us updated if you get more and get me a box while your at it :)

I flipped these without looking at the years and after the photo I looked at them to find they were all 50s pennies. Since then I have opened about 10 rolls and found:
2x40s rolls
1x50s roll
2x70s rolls

I'm not too sure if this is someone's garbage coins or collection that was accidentally turned in. Do penny searchers usually dispose of wheats? I know I planned to keep the ones that I found. Hoping I can find some more sorted rolls, maybe some with older than 40s :)

Rackster: Unfortunately I picked up all they had. I wanted to exchange a $25 box of brand new 2015s for circulating ones. The teller asked all the nearby tellers how much they had and came up with a total of $20 in these CWRs.